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Legend of Grimrock - new DM clone in the works

Discussion in 'Computer RPG Discussion' started by made, Jul 13, 2011.

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  1. made Prophet

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    Click here and disable ads!
    I hope so

  2. octavius Erudite

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    Can't they do both? Both sell through Steam and directly from their own website?

  3. Luzur Good Sir

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    look, if they sold that shit in a box or somewhere else then on steam i would be all over that like Karl X Gustav on Denmark.

    but im not gonna install steam again, not even for that.

  4. Gord Arbiter

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    Of course, if you have at least a minor amount of decency, you could just buy it on Steam to appreciate the work they have done and then use other means to aquire a non-steam version.

    You don't need to be a moralfag to think it's slightly retarded to pirate a potentially decent and interesting indie game because they decide to use distribution channel you don't like. As opposed to, just don't buy it, you know?

  5. Grunker RPG Codex Staff Patron

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    #255
    I gotta agree there.

  6. made Prophet

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    Sure, as long as the game itself doesn't require steam to run. Many do for DRM purposes, even if you buy them elsewhere.

    No.
    Shannow Brofists this.

  7. Unorus Janco Lurker

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    I will torrent it and donate half price of the game to the developers.

  8. made Prophet

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    They finally have a release date:

    [IMG]

    No info about pricing and distribution platforms, however, because they had to "sign NDAs".

    But they've set up a forum for people to bitch and moan about steam:
    http://www.grimrock.net/forum/

  9. Shannow Waster of Time

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    Will you guys ever accept that some people want nothing to do with STEAM? Is that concept so hard to grasp?
    Intelligent person who cherishes his privacy, does not want bloatware on his system and doesn't want to support shitty DRM schemes: "Will not buy because I don't want Steam on my system."
    Gord: "You could buy it on Steam and then crack it, making you a law-breaker. Worst of both worlds." :troll:

    You're mixing up the words "amoral" and "retarded" but otherwise I'd agree. Of course, I consider supporting a shitty DRM-scheme amoral too...
    If Steam is not a requirement and if I like the demo, then I'll be happy tto throw money at them.
    octavius Brofists this.

  10. Pottuvoi Barely Literate

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    Would GOG work for you?
    http://www.gog.com/gamecard/legend_of_grimrock

  11. Ulminati I'm watching you... Scum. Patron

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    #261
    we already have another more recently updated thread for this.

    Also, buy it straight from the devs. It'll give you a DRM free installer AND a steam key. Also, your jewgold will be going to the BROs who brought us this gem, not some filthy potato leeches.
    Grunker Brofists this.

  12. made Prophet

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    Yes, it certainly did. DRM free and indirectly supporting Witcher 3 development - what's not to like?

    But I appreciate you signing up just to let me know.
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