• Ephera
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      61 year ago

      Honestly, that’s the real problem here. No one would complain about a patch, if they could freely decide to play with it or not…

        • @lorty@lemmy.ml
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          11 year ago

          Steam has support for this (and many games use it). As far as I know it’s just a matter of the developers using it.

        • @Jako301@feddit.de
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          41 year ago

          Because Bethesda doesn’t provide the legacy versions on steam, unlike other mod focused games, afaik. Once you’ve updated your game, you are stuck with whatever version you have.

          Sure, you can always download the right version from somewhere else, but I wouldn’t count piracy + the risks coming with it as a viable excuse for their fuckup.

          • LiveLM
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            21 year ago

            Steam desperately needs to allow you to NOT update a game.

            • SeekPie
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              11 year ago

              Isn’t there a “disable automatic updates” button in Steam?

              • @ZeroHora@lemmy.ml
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                21 year ago

                So far as I know, you still need to update to launch the game, so you need to disable automatic updates and play offline.

          • @systemglitch@lemmy.world
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            21 year ago

            You can still access the legacy versions if you learn how to download the old steam depo manifest that is always archived.