i have sent request to btc22 to add some custom maps to hac2 list.
(this profile:http://forum.halomaps.org/index.cfm%3Fpage=userinfo&viewuserid=13645)

first sent in February 29. and reminded at march 4.
no response yet!

whats the quick and accurate way to send map uploading requests to him?.
this is taking forever!
Edited by no offence on Mar 8, 2016 at 11:58 PM

I guess you could try contacting him on Steam.

I think this is his Steam profile:
http://steamcommunity.com/id/Chaosvex

thanks but, mhm, i don't wanna create a steam account just to contact him. (i don't have account there, and don't want either)

he had several 'last visits' in his profile after i sent pm.
i wonder the profile i sent pm is not belongs to him, or is this normal to be late this much after sent a map upload request.

sigh -_-

Edited by no offence on Mar 9, 2016 at 12:31 AM

yeah i see...,
but non of above reasons matter for me atm xD
Edited by no offence on Mar 9, 2016 at 09:12 AM

I don't have steam either.

I don't even have skype.

And I definitely don't have a life.

-removed- -_-
Edited by no offence on Mar 10, 2016 at 11:17 PM

I don't think you need to install it. I think contacting him can be done through a web browser if you just make an account. You can simply leave a comment on his profile.

Or add him to your friends list and chat with him through your web browser:
https://steamcommunity.com/chat

daddy issues confirmed

it's like this guy doesn't want to contact BTCC after all

inb4 dennis thread lock.. but I'm going to bite the bait here.

Steam is the single biggest online game distribution platform.
But Mookz already gave you that information so that's not what you want to hear.

In the past decade internet availability expanded, along with speeds/bandwidth etc, and with it came a increase in piracy.
To combat it, the first measures were 'CD-Keys' and the like. Then came Online DRM (Digital Rights Management).
But wanting to protect your own Software isn't something games started, Music, Movies, all the big industries do it (and rightfully so).

You may be used to "i pay and buy a game from someone,the deal ends right there!", and I'm going to assume you are referring to buying physical copies of games, in which case you are probably used to typing out those long 'CD-Keys'. a practice that basically accomplishes the same thing.

Steam came along when an enterprising Valve Software saw the digital future of online gaming and gaming in general. A platform for people to keep games owned and organized, with infrastructure to facilitate patching/updates, DLC, and multiplayer play.

So with that out of the way lets point out where you are horribly misinformed:

This is not true, usually games only requires that you be online to download and install the game, and the only time always-online is used is through the now dead GFWL and ever awful UPlay.
And if it is a multiplayer game, it most likely makes use of SteamWorks which is used to host servers and other services so it's only normal that you have to be on Steam.


This is exactly the kind of behavior that lead to the existence of Steam...

Maybe you're young? Maybe you're out of touch because you are old? Either way, you sound very ignorant and naïve about how you think the games industry should work.

ok.

i didn't wanna see replies about steam regarding to my comment.

but thanks for the explanation. i might have learned some info from it.

--

and sorry m00kz, i saw "your loss" as a offensive statement, like "you looser" or something.. my bad.

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Edited by no offence on Mar 10, 2016 at 04:27 AM

No offence but this thread seems kind of silly.





did u c wat i did thar¿

i know.
stop bumping this already :v

yesterday i didn't remove my post because i didn't wanna hide what i said, but since this is gonna bump cz of that post, i removed it now.

and the overall answer was "make a steam account to contact him".
so i guess that's the way to contact him then (lol -_-).
so , no need to bump this thread.





Edited by no offence on Mar 10, 2016 at 11:26 PM

PM noted, will upload your maps tonight.