Vendo um sites ai, encontrei umas informações interessantes sobre DODS que colocaram no forum do Steam: http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=244273
algumas informações são interessantes como que DODS vão vender separado ou so pra quem comprou o Silver pack e quem tiver o bronze não vai poder baixar do steam, tb o jogo sera mais pesado que HL2 mais não se sabe qto mais pesado e nem quando vai sair mais explicam que vai ser cedo
Contents
º Part I - How to acquire Day of Defeat: Source (preorder).
º Part II - What we currently know about Day of Defeat: Source.
Part I
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--> Question #1
I purchased Half-Life 2 from the store, will I be able to play Day of Defeat: Source when it is released? Is there a difference between the retail version of Half-Life 2 and the version avaliable over Steam?
--> Answer #1
If you purchased Half-Life 2 at a store (whether or not it was the Collector's Edition or standard), or purchased the Half-Life 2 Bronze Package over Steam, you own the Half-Life 2 Bronze Package. You won't be able to play Day of Defeat: Source unless you purchase the Half-Life 2 Silver or Gold Package.
This doesn't imply you'll need to buying Half-Life 2 all over again; rather, you're paying the difference in cost between the Bronze package and the new package you want to acquire.
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--> Question #2
How do I purchase the Half-Life 2 Silver/Gold Package over Steam? How much does it cost? Can I get it from the store?
--> Answer #2
To purchase a Silver or Gold Package:
1) Open Steam
2) Play Games
3) Browse Games
4) Click the "Package Offers" tab
5) Refer to the package listings for information on pricing. Understand precisely what you are purchasing BEFORE you choose to purchase a package.
Select your package of choice and follow the steps to complete the transaction.
You will need a credit card to purchase a package over Steam.
At this point in time, you cannot acquire a Half-Life 2 Silver or Gold Package from a store.
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--> Question #3
I don't have access to a credit card and therefore cannot acquire the Half-Life 2 packages over Steam. When it goes gold, will Day of Defeat Source be released in stores?
--> Answer #3
Most likely, yes. There have been some hints from Valve's official sources that it will be available for purchase in stores upon its release. The cost of it is unknown.
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--> Question #4
I own a retail copy of regular Day of Defeat. Will this allow me to own and play Day of Defeat: Source upon its release?
--> Answer #4
No.
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Part II
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--> Question #1
Will Day of Defeat: Source be a straight port? How far along in development is it?
--> Answer #1
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Originally posted by Waldo "Most of us put in time on HL2, CS:Source and Half-Life:Source before shifting back to DoD:Source, so that did slow things down a bit. But we're working full speed ahead on it now (and have been for a while).
Patience DoD fans. Patience. It's gonna be nice IMO. Quite nice. And no, it's not just a straight port."
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Originally posted by FuzzDad
"No it isn't [merely a port]. The maps have been completely rebuilt from scratch...all the textures have been redone to take advantage of the engine...all the models, the weapons, sounds...you name it...it's all new and shiny. Sure...some of the maps will look familiar because they are reproductions of the originals but think about this...take out any CS 1.6 map and compare it to the CS:Source counterpart...that's much more than just a "port" my friend. Here's one way to look at it...I've been "porting" my falaise map over to Source using the CS engine (I do not have the dod sdk yet nor do I have dod textures/models/etc) and I've been working on it, 2 hours a night, for two months now...and it's about 70% done. That's not a port...that's hell.
As to screens, the dev team has already stated they will not release many screens (if any)...screens do not give the game justice and only lead to arguments about this or that. I'm sure, as beta testing commences they will release a screen here or there but I'd rather they spend the time working on making the release as polished as possible than giving out screens.
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--> Question #2
Where can I find information on the progress of Day of Defeat Source? No one seems to be talking about it, should I post a thread?
--> Answer #2
As previously stated, please do not start threads asking for info. You can find information about Day of Defeat: Source by browsing these forums:
1) dayofdefeat.net
2) steampowered.com
And:
3) The weekly updates via Steam. Information will be available when Valve chooses to release it.
--> Question #3
Have any official Day of Defeat: Source screenshots been released?
--> Answer #3
Yes, one. Released by Waldo in October 2004. It was a screenshot of the inside of Anzio's church. If that wasn't what you saw, then it wasn't an official shot released by the Dod dev. team, or it was simply fake.
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--> Question #4
Will my PC be able to run DoD: Source?
--> Answer #4
No one knows for certain what the system requirements will be. Valve's official sources have hinted that it shouldn't require more than what Half-Life 2 requires.
--> Question #5
When will Day of Defeat: Source be released?
--> Answer #5
No one knows. Soon (of course).
algumas informações são interessantes como que DODS vão vender separado ou so pra quem comprou o Silver pack e quem tiver o bronze não vai poder baixar do steam, tb o jogo sera mais pesado que HL2 mais não se sabe qto mais pesado e nem quando vai sair mais explicam que vai ser cedo
Contents
º Part I - How to acquire Day of Defeat: Source (preorder).
º Part II - What we currently know about Day of Defeat: Source.
Part I
____________________ ____________________ ____________________
--> Question #1
I purchased Half-Life 2 from the store, will I be able to play Day of Defeat: Source when it is released? Is there a difference between the retail version of Half-Life 2 and the version avaliable over Steam?
--> Answer #1
If you purchased Half-Life 2 at a store (whether or not it was the Collector's Edition or standard), or purchased the Half-Life 2 Bronze Package over Steam, you own the Half-Life 2 Bronze Package. You won't be able to play Day of Defeat: Source unless you purchase the Half-Life 2 Silver or Gold Package.
This doesn't imply you'll need to buying Half-Life 2 all over again; rather, you're paying the difference in cost between the Bronze package and the new package you want to acquire.
____________________ ____________________ ____________________
--> Question #2
How do I purchase the Half-Life 2 Silver/Gold Package over Steam? How much does it cost? Can I get it from the store?
--> Answer #2
To purchase a Silver or Gold Package:
1) Open Steam
2) Play Games
3) Browse Games
4) Click the "Package Offers" tab
5) Refer to the package listings for information on pricing. Understand precisely what you are purchasing BEFORE you choose to purchase a package.
Select your package of choice and follow the steps to complete the transaction.
You will need a credit card to purchase a package over Steam.
At this point in time, you cannot acquire a Half-Life 2 Silver or Gold Package from a store.
____________________ ____________________ ____________________
--> Question #3
I don't have access to a credit card and therefore cannot acquire the Half-Life 2 packages over Steam. When it goes gold, will Day of Defeat Source be released in stores?
--> Answer #3
Most likely, yes. There have been some hints from Valve's official sources that it will be available for purchase in stores upon its release. The cost of it is unknown.
____________________ ____________________ ____________________
--> Question #4
I own a retail copy of regular Day of Defeat. Will this allow me to own and play Day of Defeat: Source upon its release?
--> Answer #4
No.
____________________ ____________________ ____________________
Part II
____________________ ____________________ ____________________
--> Question #1
Will Day of Defeat: Source be a straight port? How far along in development is it?
--> Answer #1
quote:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Originally posted by Waldo "Most of us put in time on HL2, CS:Source and Half-Life:Source before shifting back to DoD:Source, so that did slow things down a bit. But we're working full speed ahead on it now (and have been for a while).
Patience DoD fans. Patience. It's gonna be nice IMO. Quite nice. And no, it's not just a straight port."
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
quote:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Originally posted by FuzzDad
"No it isn't [merely a port]. The maps have been completely rebuilt from scratch...all the textures have been redone to take advantage of the engine...all the models, the weapons, sounds...you name it...it's all new and shiny. Sure...some of the maps will look familiar because they are reproductions of the originals but think about this...take out any CS 1.6 map and compare it to the CS:Source counterpart...that's much more than just a "port" my friend. Here's one way to look at it...I've been "porting" my falaise map over to Source using the CS engine (I do not have the dod sdk yet nor do I have dod textures/models/etc) and I've been working on it, 2 hours a night, for two months now...and it's about 70% done. That's not a port...that's hell.
As to screens, the dev team has already stated they will not release many screens (if any)...screens do not give the game justice and only lead to arguments about this or that. I'm sure, as beta testing commences they will release a screen here or there but I'd rather they spend the time working on making the release as polished as possible than giving out screens.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
____________________ ____________________ ____________________
--> Question #2
Where can I find information on the progress of Day of Defeat Source? No one seems to be talking about it, should I post a thread?
--> Answer #2
As previously stated, please do not start threads asking for info. You can find information about Day of Defeat: Source by browsing these forums:
1) dayofdefeat.net
2) steampowered.com
And:
3) The weekly updates via Steam. Information will be available when Valve chooses to release it.
--> Question #3
Have any official Day of Defeat: Source screenshots been released?
--> Answer #3
Yes, one. Released by Waldo in October 2004. It was a screenshot of the inside of Anzio's church. If that wasn't what you saw, then it wasn't an official shot released by the Dod dev. team, or it was simply fake.
____________________ ____________________ ____________________
--> Question #4
Will my PC be able to run DoD: Source?
--> Answer #4
No one knows for certain what the system requirements will be. Valve's official sources have hinted that it shouldn't require more than what Half-Life 2 requires.
--> Question #5
When will Day of Defeat: Source be released?
--> Answer #5
No one knows. Soon (of course).
