Hello friends,
I was just curious if you ever planned to release this game on steam as an executable client? A game that is extremely similar to this game, called RPG MO, recently released on Steam and has since exploded. Someone in-game mentioned this title and it certainly looks appealing to me, but I would really enjoy if it were to come on steam. Are there any plans to do this?
Thanks!
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painhertz
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Re: Steam Question
Far as I know no plans at this time for that.
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Snieder
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Re: Steam Question
I for one would really would like for this game to eventually come to Steam.
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Re: Steam Question
http://www.kongregate.com/games/ZawazukiZawazuki wrote:Hello friends,
I was just curious if you ever planned to release this game on steam as an executable client? A game that is extremely similar to this game, called RPG MO, recently released on Steam and has since exploded. Someone in-game mentioned this title and it certainly looks appealing to me, but I would really enjoy if it were to come on steam. Are there any plans to do this?
Thanks!
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=U ... ktuBUsrQwA
http://steamcommunity.com/id/zawazuki
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Saxony4
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Re: Steam Question
As much as I like steam, HnH would be ten times worse community wise than it is now if it was on steam.
Not to mention way too many players.
Not to mention way too many players.
loftar wrote:git da mony
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slipper
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Re: Steam Question
Jorb and Loftar hate money, it's too much trouble for them all the accounting they would have to do with a Steam release.
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Orcling
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Re: Steam Question
Plus everyone would ask for a refund when they inevitably die horribly.slipper wrote:Jorb and Loftar hate money, it's too much trouble for them all the accounting they would have to do with a Steam release.
Noob wrote:Hey i drowned in a river dis game sux refund pls
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MagicManICT
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Re: Steam Question
Let me guess... the undisclosed sale value of Salem was $1, right?slipper wrote:Jorb and Loftar hate money, it's too much trouble for them all the accounting they would have to do with a Steam release.
I know, right? There are enough hardcore survivalist games out there that I don't think it would be as big an issue as it seems. They would know from when they ran Salem about that sort of thing, though the more publicly visible the game is, the larger number of complains they'd get (but would be more players, too).Orcling wrote:Plus everyone would ask for a refund when they inevitably die horribly.
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To OP: There are several Java games on Steam. I don't know if any of them utilize Java Web Start, though. The ones I've played have their own launch platforms that download via Steam (which means maintaining code for Windows, Mac, and *nix), but can also be launched via JavaWS through the companies website.
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Orcling
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Re: Steam Question
None of those games are comparable to HnH. In pretty much all of those games, you can regain everything you've lost in a few hours of grinding. In HnH, its MONTHS worth of grindingMagicManICT wrote:There are enough hardcore survivalist games out there that I don't think it would be as big an issue as it seems.
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Re: Steam Question
That's why we love it yo! in HAven, WE GO HARD!Orcling wrote:None of those games are comparable to HnH. In pretty much all of those games, you can regain everything you've lost in a few hours of grinding. In HnH, its MONTHS worth of grindingMagicManICT wrote:There are enough hardcore survivalist games out there that I don't think it would be as big an issue as it seems.
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