Lin04

I love your enthusiasm, but I just don't want it to be honest. Cities and resources make me money, and I'm happy not having to fiddle with it too much. If this was more of a civilisation building kind of game, i'd see your point, but I'd really rather expend my micro effort on casting the right spells, designing units and going on quests. More than anything, as much as I'd quite like more detailed trading, if there was a way for me to make loads more money by making use of

Steam is great. Most of the criticisms of it seem to come from a fear of a potential monopoly, leading to (as brad fears), developers getting shafted. But gamers clearly don't want every developer to have their own DD app with their own log in information. Of course they don't: it's complicated and redundant. The way I prefer to think of it is this: The CD is a monopoly, but we don't have these fears, as is the DVD, or the shape of a power adapter. Of course we