Coalition of Steel [PMT | Recruiting]

[YellowApple]

Do you like Vicky and Vicky 2?

If you like HoI you need help.

I like hearts of iron. I own 2 and 3. I also own Mount and blade, shogun 2, and EU3 Complete.

That wasn't the Hol I was thinking of...

[The God-Realm]

I like hearts of iron. I own 2 and 3. I also own Mount and blade, shogun 2, and EU3 Complete.

That wasn't the Hol I was thinking of...

I don't know that game.

[Imperial--japan]

Like the mods I installed? And how I get 40 years?

You get like 9 or so years with no mods.

Crusader Kings has 300 years, Vicky has 100, 115 with Ricky.

HOI2 a darkest hour game you go from 1914 to 1970. There is a mod where germany won ww1 and a code geass mod.

[YellowApple]

That wasn't the Hol I was thinking of...

I don't know that game.

Neither do I. But I read what you wrote as "HOL", rather than "HOI"; I'd never heard of Hearts of Iron.

[The God-Realm]

You get like 9 or so years with no mods.

Crusader Kings has 300 years, Vicky has 100, 115 with Ricky.

HOI2 a darkest hour game you go from 1914 to 1970. There is a mod where germany won ww1 and a code geass mod.

Wait what....

HOI 2 is cool now!

[Imperial--japan]

HOI2 a darkest hour game you go from 1914 to 1970. There is a mod where germany won ww1 and a code geass mod.

Wait what....

HOI 2 is cool now!

You need to get the 5 dollar version on steam. Darkest Hour, A hearts of iron game.

[The God-Realm]

Wait what....

HOI 2 is cool now!

You need to get the 5 dollar version on steam. Darkest Hour, A hearts of iron game.

Fuck Steam.

[Imperial--japan]

You need to get the 5 dollar version on steam. Darkest Hour, A hearts of iron game.

Fuck Steam.

It's only on steam. It was developed by modders who altered the original HOI2.

[The God-Realm]

Fuck Steam.

It's only on steam. It was developed by modders who altered the original HOI2.

But my version is a Torrented (but paid for) file.

How will Steam work, and if I don't like it, how do I get my money back?

[Imperial--japan]

It's only on steam. It was developed by modders who altered the original HOI2.

But my version is a Torrented (but paid for) file.

How will Steam work, and if I don't like it, how do I get my money back?

Simple. You don't get your money back. You pay through credit card or pay pal. I mean someone bought it and gifted it to me on steam.

[The God-Realm]

But my version is a Torrented (but paid for) file.

How will Steam work, and if I don't like it, how do I get my money back?

Simple. You don't get your money back. You pay through credit card or pay pal. I mean someone bought it and gifted it to me on steam.

That is why I only use steam for TF2.

[YellowApple]

You need to get the 5 dollar version on steam. Darkest Hour, A hearts of iron game.

Fuck Steam.

The YellowApple Anti-Points™ are accumulating rather quickly.

[The God-Realm]

Fuck Steam.

The YellowApple Anti-Points™ are accumulating rather quickly.

But I can't get my money back from Steam..

I mean, I have a few games on it, but I bought ME3 and I regret that.

[YellowApple]

The YellowApple Anti-Points™ are accumulating rather quickly.

But I can't get my money back from Steam..

I mean, I have a few games on it, but I bought ME3 and I regret that.

If you actually paid money to EA for that game, then unfortunately, my fucks are rather depleted, and thus none are given; I would never (ever) voluntarily install SecuROM (or equivalent malware-disguised-as-security) on any machine, let alone pay for it.

That said, there are actually very few games you can get your money back on nowadays; after all, if you were to buy a physical copy of a game, then what would stop you from making a copy and then returning it for a refund?

This is why I encourage FOSS software. So many headaches go away when you don't have to worry anymore about refunds and product keys and SecuROM and all the other shenanigans involved with proprietary software. Plus, 9 times out of 10, the open-source programs are better anyway. Warzone: 2100 in particular is a fantastic RTS.

It's also why I'm enthusiastic about Valve bringing Steam and the Source Engine to Linux; I would not be surprised if Valve subsequently open-sourced some of their software in order for it to benefit in the same ways that Linux as a whole has benefited from being open-source.

That's just my two cents, though.

[The God-Realm]

But I can't get my money back from Steam..

I mean, I have a few games on it, but I bought ME3 and I regret that.

If you actually paid money to EA for that game, then unfortunately, my fucks are rather depleted, and thus none are given; I would never (ever) voluntarily install SecuROM (or equivalent malware-disguised-as-security) on any machine, let alone pay for it.

That said, there are actually very few games you can get your money back on nowadays; after all, if you were to buy a physical copy of a game, then what would stop you from making a copy and then returning it for a refund?

This is why I encourage FOSS software. So many headaches go away when you don't have to worry anymore about refunds and product keys and SecuROM and all the other shenanigans involved with proprietary software. Plus, 9 times out of 10, the open-source programs are better anyway. Warzone: 2100 in particular is a fantastic RTS.

It's also why I'm enthusiastic about Valve bringing Steam and the Source Engine to Linux; I would not be surprised if Valve subsequently open-sourced some of their software in order for it to benefit in the same ways that Linux as a whole has benefited from being open-source.

That's just my two cents, though.

I don't have SecuROM.

It is shit.

[YellowApple]

I don't have SecuROM.

It is shit.

No, it's not; if shit could think, it would be insulted that you dared to compare something as bletcherous as SecuROM. SecuROM makes shit look like diamonds in comparison.

[The God-Realm]

I don't have SecuROM.

It is shit.

No, it's not; if shit could think, it would be insulted that you dared to compare something as bletcherous as SecuROM. SecuROM makes shit look like diamonds in comparison.

Securom is lower than 13 year old girls, Goatse, and stepping on a spiked lego.

[YellowApple]

No, it's not; if shit could think, it would be insulted that you dared to compare something as bletcherous as SecuROM. SecuROM makes shit look like diamonds in comparison.

Securom is lower than 13 year old girls, Goatse, and stepping on a spiked lego.

If I had to choose between installing SecuROM on a machine, or having both Justin Bieber and Rebecca Black "singing" loudly into each of my ears for all eternity, I would choose the latter.

That's how bad SecuROM is.

[Imperial--japan]

Securom is lower than 13 year old girls, Goatse, and stepping on a spiked lego.

If I had to choose between installing SecuROM on a machine, or having both Justin Bieber and Rebecca Black "singing" loudly into each of my ears for all eternity, I would choose the latter.

That's how bad SecuROM is.

I should go uninstall Bioshock.

[The God-Realm]

Securom is lower than 13 year old girls, Goatse, and stepping on a spiked lego.

If I had to choose between installing SecuROM on a machine, or having both Justin Bieber and Rebecca Black "singing" loudly into each of my ears for all eternity, I would choose the latter.

That's how bad SecuROM is.

I won't even install SecuROM on a Windows ME, ME is too good for it.

Hell, I would go to youareaidiot and get SpySherrif before installing SecuROM.

[YellowApple]

If I had to choose between installing SecuROM on a machine, or having both Justin Bieber and Rebecca Black "singing" loudly into each of my ears for all eternity, I would choose the latter.

That's how bad SecuROM is.

I should go uninstall Bioshock.

If you've already installed it, then uninstalling it won't do you any good. You're already fucked.

However, you can instead format your hard drive, install a nice Linux distribution (like Ubuntu or Mint), install Wine, and not have to worry about SecuROM attempting to load kernel-level malware on your machine (since not only will Linux not allow that to happen without your explicit permission, but said kernel-level malware will be incompatible with the Linux kernel anyway).

If I had to choose between installing SecuROM on a machine, or having both Justin Bieber and Rebecca Black "singing" loudly into each of my ears for all eternity, I would choose the latter.

That's how bad SecuROM is.

I won't even install SecuROM on a Windows ME, ME is too good for it.

Hell, I would go to youareaidiot and get SpySherrif before installing SecuROM.

True; SecuROM is the only thing that could possibly make ME or Vista any worse than they already were.

[The God-Realm]

I should go uninstall Bioshock.

If you've already installed it, then uninstalling it won't do you any good. You're already fucked.

However, you can instead format your hard drive, install a nice Linux distribution (like Ubuntu or Mint), install Wine, and not have to worry about SecuROM attempting to load kernel-level malware on your machine (since not only will Linux not allow that to happen without your explicit permission, but said kernel-level malware will be incompatible with the Linux kernel anyway).

I won't even install SecuROM on a Windows ME, ME is too good for it.

Hell, I would go to youareaidiot and get SpySherrif before installing SecuROM.

True; SecuROM is the only thing that could possibly make ME or Vista any worse than they already were.

I use Vista only because i'm poor.

[YellowApple]

If you've already installed it, then uninstalling it won't do you any good. You're already fucked.

However, you can instead format your hard drive, install a nice Linux distribution (like Ubuntu or Mint), install Wine, and not have to worry about SecuROM attempting to load kernel-level malware on your machine (since not only will Linux not allow that to happen without your explicit permission, but said kernel-level malware will be incompatible with the Linux kernel anyway).



True; SecuROM is the only thing that could possibly make ME or Vista any worse than they already were.

I use Vista only because i'm poor.

That's no excuse.

[Imperial--japan]

I should go uninstall Bioshock.

If you've already installed it, then uninstalling it won't do you any good. You're already fucked.

However, you can instead format your hard drive, install a nice Linux distribution (like Ubuntu or Mint), install Wine, and not have to worry about SecuROM attempting to load kernel-level malware on your machine (since not only will Linux not allow that to happen without your explicit permission, but said kernel-level malware will be incompatible with the Linux kernel anyway).

I won't even install SecuROM on a Windows ME, ME is too good for it.

Hell, I would go to youareaidiot and get SpySherrif before installing SecuROM.

True; SecuROM is the only thing that could possibly make ME or Vista any worse than they already were.

My OTHER computer. It's probably already chuck full of malware. However I hardly use it anyways. I mean compared to my other 3 computers I could just donate it or something.
*Orphan receives a laptop*
I'm the luckiest boy/girl in the whole world!
*blue screens*
:<

[The God-Realm]

I use Vista only because i'm poor.

That's no excuse.

I'm too stupid.