You do realize you can go to any of your games on the Steam client and exclude them from automatic updates. If you want to stay on a older version of a title you can no problem.
It's not remote desktop. It just streams the video to another client. Like the old days of linux where you would direct your video output to another device.
Can't believe no one has brought the following up.
Right now I'm streaming Close Combat from my main gaming rig in the office to my laptop connected to my 65 LED TV at 1080p via the Steam client. The gaming rig drives the game and the laptop is nothing more than a thin client in the end displaying the game on the tv.
Lets just say it looks darn nice.
Little confused here.
I see CMBN won the community award for gold for 2011. I assume that's the award the community voted for and the editors of Wargamer.com choose Panzer Corps for gold.
Know exactly how you feel. CM1 is still my favorite game that let me simulate about any encounter I could dream up.
CMBN looks good and the only drawback, well a big drawback is the very limited scope of the game. Get the feeling that Multiman Publishing is involved.
I'm not completely sure about the sales figures, but Steve has a reply in another post that says the opposite of that.
http://www.battlefront.com/community/showthread.php?t=86541&page=3
The scenario designer that designed a move through your lines and into the rear of your position all while you were on the advance has a future in scenario design as well as fortune telling.
I can run both games fine under Vista with a ATI video card. But I recently had to replace my video card in the XP box and the card I picked was a Nvidia 8800. Since then no CMBB or CMAK, but CMBO does work.
Doesn't going to all that trouble kinda kill the purpose of a QB. I mean now more of less I know what the enemy is going to do to a point and the area he is going to setup in.