Via HLDS:
Valve- Fixed Windows XP clients being stuck in insecure mode
- Updated localization files
Rumor has it:
- Size is ~5 MB
Via [url=https://list.valvesoftware.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/hlds]HLDS[/url]:
[quote=Valve]- Fixed Windows XP clients being stuck in insecure mode
- Updated localization files[/quote]
Rumor has it:
- Size is ~5 MB
I didn't realize there were people that still used Windows XP. I'm surprised people still use it and play Tf2 on it.
I didn't realize there were people that still used Windows XP. I'm surprised people still use it and play Tf2 on it.
- Updated localization files
game is saved
[quote]- Updated localization files[/quote]
game is saved
Mecha_CopI didn't realize there were people that still used Windows XP. I'm surprised people still use it and play Tf2 on it.
theres a huge amount of people using it in China and Russia, wich also have an awful lot of Dota 2 players. they said it in one of the Game Dev Days conferences
[quote=Mecha_Cop]I didn't realize there were people that still used Windows XP. I'm surprised people still use it and play Tf2 on it.[/quote]
theres a huge amount of people using it in China and Russia, wich also have an awful lot of Dota 2 players. they said it in one of the Game Dev Days conferences
I never knew that. Thank you for informing me.
I never knew that. Thank you for informing me.
sageMecha_CopI didn't realize there were people that still used Windows XP. I'm surprised people still use it and play Tf2 on it.
theres a huge amount of people using it in China and Russia, wich also have an awful lot of Dota 2 players. they said it in one of the Game Dev Days conferences
Did you know that Dota 2's system requirements don't list XP as a minimum despite this fact?
[quote=sage][quote=Mecha_Cop]I didn't realize there were people that still used Windows XP. I'm surprised people still use it and play Tf2 on it.[/quote]
theres a huge amount of people using it in China and Russia, wich also have an awful lot of Dota 2 players. they said it in one of the Game Dev Days conferences[/quote]
Did you know that [url=http://store.steampowered.com/app/570/Dota_2/]Dota 2's system requirements don't list XP as a minimum despite this fact?[/url]
sageMecha_CopI didn't realize there were people that still used Windows XP. I'm surprised people still use it and play Tf2 on it.
theres a huge amount of people using it in China and Russia, wich also have an awful lot of Dota 2 players. they said it in one of the Game Dev Days conferences
I personally used XP until like 2011 or 2012 maybe. Then I switched to 7 that I'm stll using.
And I thought I switched from XP really late.
wickedplayer494Did you know that Dota 2's system requirements don't list XP as a minimum despite this fact?
However XP is listed for TF2's minimum requirements.
[quote=sage][quote=Mecha_Cop]I didn't realize there were people that still used Windows XP. I'm surprised people still use it and play Tf2 on it.[/quote]
theres a huge amount of people using it in China and Russia, wich also have an awful lot of Dota 2 players. they said it in one of the Game Dev Days conferences[/quote]
I personally used XP until like 2011 or 2012 maybe. Then I switched to 7 that I'm stll using.
And I thought I switched from XP [i]really[/i] late.
[quote=wickedplayer494]Did you know that [url=http://store.steampowered.com/app/570/Dota_2/]Dota 2's system requirements don't list XP as a minimum despite this fact?[/url][/quote]
However XP is listed for TF2's minimum requirements.
shoraswickedplayer494Did you know that Dota 2's system requirements don't list XP as a minimum despite this fact?
However XP is listed for TF2's minimum requirements.
And CS:GO's, despite it being released in 2012 (Dota 2 wasn't officially "released" until July 9, 2013).
[quote=shoras][quote=wickedplayer494]Did you know that [url=http://store.steampowered.com/app/570/Dota_2/]Dota 2's system requirements don't list XP as a minimum despite this fact?[/url][/quote]
However XP is listed for TF2's minimum requirements.[/quote]
And CS:GO's, despite it being released in 2012 (Dota 2 wasn't officially "released" until July 9, 2013).
i was getting worried we would have the pyro update for a second... phew
i was getting worried we would have the pyro update for a second... phew
Mecha_CopI didn't realize there were people that still used Windows XP. I'm surprised people still use it and play Tf2 on it.
I still have a laptop running it, it helps me to remember that windows used to eat a reasonable amount of RAM in the past ;)
btw if anyone has things to read about XP "vulnerability" in 2017 i'm interested
[quote=Mecha_Cop]I didn't realize there were people that still used Windows XP. I'm surprised people still use it and play Tf2 on it.[/quote]
I still have a laptop running it, it helps me to remember that windows used to eat a reasonable amount of RAM in the past ;)
btw if anyone has things to read about XP "vulnerability" in 2017 i'm interested
how can they keep updating the localization files if they don't actually add new things to the game?
what are they actually changing?
how can they keep updating the localization files if they don't actually add new things to the game?
what are they actually changing?
thesqrtminus1how can they keep updating the localization files if they don't actually add new things to the game?
what are they actually changing?
Probably the accuracy of what they're saying or adding more languages.
[quote=thesqrtminus1]how can they keep updating the localization files if they don't actually add new things to the game?
what are they actually changing?[/quote]
Probably the accuracy of what they're saying or adding more languages.