Who needs matchmaking, though? The game could just have a local server application. That way we could at least invite some friends to play or arrange a game on a forum or something. Not that I would do that, since it's a bit too old for me and it didn't age all that well in my opinion, but many disagree with me on…

That makes sense, but you got it wrong. He meant that they should make it so the players don't depend on their servers.

That's not what he said, dude. He meant that games should, by default, have the option to be played online but not on the official servers. Or at least made so there's a "switch" that the developers can throw that makes it possible to play on player-hosted servers.

That's cheating. I just found one that I didn't make. Here it is:

14 minutes, dude. Hurry up!

Even if they charge for a possibly ubiquitous map pack or something, it's probably gonna be cheaper than paying US$60 for the game and having user content for free. Plus it's gonna force content creators to do their best in order to sell more.

He seems to like orange. The best part is that I do too!

Oh, I'm not arguing that. In fact, I'm not arguing anything... I just meant (maybe trying to be funny, i don't know) that when you said that that's how much a NES would cost, you forgot to say "at launch". You know, it was kind of a joke. But I didn't expect you'd receive a million answers from people being dicks…

...and forget about depreciation and obsolescence. But well played nonetheless.

Sevier reckons that if gay residents "have the right to marry their object of sexual desire, even if they lack corresponding sexual parts, then I should have the right to marry my preferred sexual object."

We like being successful when challenged. That's the easy part to understand, but I think there's more to it. Namely, the fact that a game being hard gives us an excuse to suck at it. If you, for some reason, can't finish an easy game you kinda feel bad. You feel incompetent. But if the game is hard, you just say to…

Wow, thanks!

Is that Allan Mednard, the drummer from CDZA? Or just a lookalike?

Just get ot for PC. Or 360. It most definitely isn't an XB1 exclusive.

I got that bundle too. Yeah, maybe that's it. I don't know, thinking again, like d3v said, it really wouldn't make any sense for GOG to offer steam codes, so a bundle would explain it. Though what would also explain it is confusion, which is more likely.

I don't know if it will work for you, but the file downloaded by the workshop is this one:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/13081976/252…

Nevermind then. But anyway... yeah. It's only on steam, unfortunately. It's user-created and the person who made it probably only shared it in the Steam Workshop. I'll download it and see if I can somehow extract the files.

Weird... I think I have some GOG games that came with steam codes. Or maybe (quite possibly) I'm mistaking GOG for GG. That's probably it.

Couldn't you just press Win+P? Wouldn't it be easier for you?

(not being an ass, here. Honest question)