Author Topic: Freespace on Steam?!  (Read 12240 times)

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No, you cannot turn off Steam updating your games.  You can turn off auto-update, but Steam will still force the update on you if you attempt to play the game.
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Imagine if SCP made you download every single nightly build, media tweak, revision, upgrade, downgrade, ship fix, effect patch and overwrote your FS2/data folder every time.
 
That's how annoying I find steam.

It'd probably cut down on a lot of the tech support threads... :nervous:

No it wouldn't. You would end up with MORE because of people getting  errors because the newest build broke something. Not all builds are as backwards compatible as they would seem. For one, I remember the AI change back to retail behavior severely messing up bomber ai resulting in a number of missions made with the "bugged" AI in mind basically unplayable. Also, since they're pushing for integration of INF builds, all your old pilot files will "disappear" (the game reads INF pilots from a different directory). You wouldn't hear the end of it.

Forced updating is BAD. It only helps n00bs, if that, and could potentially punish people that actually know what they're doing (ie. testing an older version to see if the chnage resulted in bugs, etc).
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