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Steam- CRACKED GET ANY GAME YOU WANT SORT OF

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#1
Steam- CRACKED GET ANY GAME YOU WANT SORT OF
Well since no one seems to be looking at the "Half life" hacks... and since it's not necessarily a half life hack, i am reposting this here....


Click here to find out more about the Steam Crack

On a more related Note, I would like to know what game everyone has, in order that I could partake in a friendly match with someone ^_^
#2
What is STEAM?
#4
ok can i ask about that other thread. the list of games file. is that the games you can download directly without being caught? also what is the mega upload file if the undead6.66 is the hack
#5
Although I just reinstalled steam and bought Garry's Mod today I don't fancy risking it, good find though.
#6
Usually these cracks only get you into server's that do not user Vac security, or are illegitimate servers.

@Izzy

I think of STEAM as funnel.

Multiple game companies go to steam with their games, they pay STEAM to sell their games as part of the "STEAM Network" or STEAM franchises their game. STEAM then pay's back the original game owners money for every purchase.

Kind of like Nexon, Ijji, Etc.

Just STEAM is a lot bigger.
#7
Chris wrote:
Usually these cracks only get you into server's that do not user Vac security, or are illegitimate servers.

@Izzy

I think of STEAM as funnel.

Multiple game companies go to steam with their games, they pay STEAM to sell their games as part of the "STEAM Network" or STEAM franchises their game. STEAM then pay's back the original game owners money for every purchase.

Kind of like Nexon, Ijji, Etc.

Just STEAM is a lot bigger.


This is pretty much spot on, Valve started using Steam before it was popular so they didn't have to pay an elite gaming shop a commission along side that they don't have to waste money on resource like discs and cases.

Valve decided they would let people downloaded it on Steam a week before the release in stores and it was successful so lots of other companies started doing it. Eventually everyone will do it and we won't have to rely on corporate scum like Gamestop. Plus these reduced costs on there side would most probably result in slightly cheaper games for use to purchase.

Note: I'm sure there where a lot more reasons why steam became such a success but that was one of the larger reasons.
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Cyanoxide wrote:
This is pretty much spot on, Valve started using Steam before it was popular so they didn't have to pay an elite gaming shop a commission along side that they don't have to waste money on resource like discs and cases.

Valve decided they would let people downloaded it on Steam a week before the release in stores and it was successful so lots of other companies started doing it. Eventually everyone will do it and we won't have to rely on corporate scum like Gamestop. Plus these reduced costs on there side would most probably result in slightly cheaper games for use to purchase.

Note: I'm sure there where a lot more reasons why steam became such a success but that was one of the larger reasons.


Well for example Counter-strike only became available through using the STEAM client. Which lead to a major community of gamers having to use STEAM to play their games, So people naturally began to get accustomed and word of mouth took over.
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Chris wrote:
Well for example Counter-strike only became available through using the STEAM client. Which lead to a major community of gamers having to use STEAM to play their games, So people naturally began to get accustomed and word of mouth took over.


That sounds about right, wasn't counter-strike on the Half life engine. I never played it I'm not really a PC gamer.
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Cyanoxide wrote:
That sounds about right, wasn't counter-strike on the Half life engine. I never played it I'm not really a PC gamer.


Um...I am not sure.

I mean Half life and Couter-strike both used OpenGL so it wouldn't shock me if they where. (Then again loads of games use OpenGL)
#11
cony wrote:
ok can i ask about that other thread. the list of games file. is that the games you can download directly without being caught? also what is the mega upload file if the undead6.66 is the hack


The list of games, those are games you can download by clicking on the install button. Other games not listed will pop up a "The steam servers are currently too busy to handle your request" error, and to download those games you need the GCF files for them. The mega upload is a tool to figure out the gcf files you need for any game so that you can find it.
#12
Nice find [: play you at CS?
#13
Cyanoxide wrote:
That sounds about right, wasn't counter-strike on the Half life engine. I never played it I'm not really a PC gamer.


Yeye, and still is (:
Steam isn't an engine,
All the games on steam still use the engine you'd get if you baught the game instore;
Steams just a pretty distributer with a friends&server interface.
#14
I thought so, I remember you and Steve going on about it last year.
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l3ouncy wrote:
Nice find [: play you at CS?


I don't play, sorry. But I'll gladly play you at Left 4 dead! :3
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Minora wrote:
The list of games, those are games you can download by clicking on the install button. Other games not listed will pop up a "The steam servers are currently too busy to handle your request" error, and to download those games you need the GCF files for them. The mega upload is a tool to figure out the gcf files you need for any game so that you can find it.


thankyou gonna try it out now :D
#17
To Izzy
STEAM Is where you buy all sorts of games and demos and play them and also talk to your friends with steam messenger here Is the link If you need : Welcome to Steam
Izzy wrote:
What is STEAM?
#18
Does this really work?