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It's a setting for pub servers, get over it.  Nobody is forced to use it
for competition.


Nullbit wrote:
> Agree in this post! The business impact of this failure is devastating!
>
> For 10 years have I been working with SAP! They also make mistakes and
> sometimes - sadly to admit - big mistakes!
>
> But they who are the customers are - They know that the key factor to
> success in the long run is satisfied customers!
>
> After 24 hours would Alfred's successor (or the successor responsible for
> the mistake) been apologising for the mistake and in the same moment
> announced a world-wide roll back of the update has already been initiated on
> his initiative!
>
> And they would (my guess) announce a programme to prevent this types of
> mistakes together with an explanation of the ideas behind the disaster!
>
> If I was the devils advocate and I would like to sabotage the HL2 based
> servers in order to move players to other platforms would I say that this is
> the most successful attempt that I ever could have hope to achieve... And I
> believe a serious investor would see the update in the same perspective.
>
> On the stock exchanges would they say, that the management is trying to
> "destroy value" with updates like this one - coming without a warning and a
> default value of 1 instead of 0! Because if they could code 3 different
> options - why on earth would they make the default value of 1 - leading to
> major drop in the number of servers and players - why not make the default
> value 0 and combine it with a kind of pop-up that a new CVR is introduced
> and explain the impact of this CVAR!
>
> The investors would probably listen to explanations from Valve but they
> would see the default value of 1 as a deliberate attempt of destroying their
> value.
>
> My only hope is that an investor with influence would read this thread and
> punish the Valve top management for this serious mistake!
>
> Br
> nullbit
>
> -----Oprindelig meddelelse-----
> Fra: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] På vegne af Ghost
> Sendt: 18. november 2006 00:12
> Til: [email protected]
> Emne: Re: [hlds_linux] Counter-Strike: Source and Source Engine Update
> Released
>
> Valve - instead of ignoring us, can  you give us some insight?  Can you
> say something?  Why are you always so silent?
>
> Specifically, I would like to hear your thoughts on:
>
> - Is this update _really_  worth breaking so many mods and server add-ons?
> - Why is CS:S not considered good enough for the CPL?
> - Why are you adding features that the community did not ask for instead
> of fixing long-time bugs?
> - Why do you think that CS:S is played less then CS1.6 even though 1.6
> is much older?
> - Why are you ignoring the community instead of using them to your
> advantage? (testing, betas, ideas, sales, etc.)
> - If the community is not important to you what is?
> - What are your long term plans for CS:S?
> - Why do you think your solutions are the best ones?
>
> I am not trolling for Valve bashing answers from the court.  These are
> honest questions that I have for Valve.
>
> I run 3 public servers that together get 60,000+ connection attempts per
> month and a CS:S community with a website that gets 350,000+ hits per
> month.
>
> My communities users spend money by renting servers (game, web, vent),
> buying STEAM games (The Ship, etc.) and convincing others to buy CS:S.
>
> Yes we are just a small voice but the point I am trying to make is that
> we are part of the overall community. We are your end users.
>
> I will not try and hide my disappointment in the last update but this
> really sucks.  The add-ons provided by Mani make my servers fun. They
> add choice and switch up the "same old thing". Now that is gone (by
> default).
>
> For the first time I actually started thinking about either just giving
> up and shutting everything down or migrating to a new game. My decision
> has not been made yet, I'm still thinking.
>
> I guess I just don't understand and am hoping for some honest
> enlightenment from Valve themselves.
>
> Am I asking for too much?
>
> Fred Harju
> aka: Ghost++;
> aka: very frustrated, disappointed and confused
>
>
>
> Jason Ruymen wrote:
>
>> Updates to Counter-Strike: Source and the Source Engine have been
>> released.  Release run hldsupdatetool to receive these updates.  The
>> changes are:
>>
>> ...
>> Jason
>>
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