this map is missing from your files , get someone to upload it for you

I advise you to eat a mufff.in.

/3/ of them.

place the ee wee dees, clearly.

look , i have the ff.

 

but i can't play in Terminal

 

look , i have the ff.

did anyone say you only need the ff?

look , i have the ff.

did anyone say you only need the ff?

 

well , i bealive that anly nedd it u_u

 

what else I should have?

look , i have the ff.

did anyone say you only need the ff?

 

well , i bealive that anly nedd it u_u

 

what else I should have?

two .iwd files, a slice of strawberry cake, a towel and two forks.

Or a Steam check, since that's a free map...

Or a Steam check, since that's a free map...

you do know verifying data files takes a year or two to complete?

you do know verifying data files takes a year or two to complete?

Poor excuse

Takes like some 3 minutes on my old lga775 with a regular HDD (yes, a complete check using hldsut)

I might even confirm that timming when I get home.

 

EDIT: it took 2 minutes and 47 seconds (and it includes the download time for IW5M-to-Steam files)

That's the time between allowing the application on UAC, until it closed by itself after everything being done.

Even faster thant finding the right files on google.

you do know verifying data files takes a year or two to complete?

Poor excuse

Takes like some 3 minutes on my old lga775 with a regular HDD (yes, a complete check using hldsut)

I might even confirm that timming when I get home.

that's not the steam ui

 

also what would be the alternative to a 'regular HDD', one of those crazy 10k rpm things?

also what would be the alternative to a 'regular HDD', one of those crazy 10k rpm things?

Nah, not a SAS. Those are also outdated. I meant an SSD (highly adviceable for x64 bus). I clearly noticed the difference on my server's (2008r2) performance and stability after I replaced the HHD with the SSD

I never tried hldsut on my server... but now I wonder what would be the checking time on that i7 with that SSD... (much faster than searching the web for IWDs)

i already uploaded terminal for some friends(they have same prob) and it does work

not a SAS

and how are 10k RPM drives not available for a standard SATA interface?

 

I meant an SSD (highly adviceable for x64 bus).

a) 'x64 bus', waaat

oh, you mean flash memory, with its highly instant failure pattern? no thanks.

Redownload the two .iwds ._.

Redownload the two .iwds ._.

thank you for restating what has been stated a number of posts ago

i now award you the 'most valuable tech support member of the day' award.

and how are 10k RPM drives not available for a standard SATA interface?

They are. SAS and Sata share the same physical interface. Only the drivers change. And it can go up to 15k RPM

oh, you mean flash memory, with its highly instant failure pattern? no thanks.

I ment SSD only, not caching. An SSD for the operating system and applications, and 2 mirrored HDDs for storage seem like a wise choice for nowadays hardware/software demands.

and how are 10k RPM drives not available for a standard SATA interface?

They are. SAS and Sata share the same physical interface. Only the drivers change. And it can go up to 15k RPM

um, no, SAS drives don't work on a SATA interface, although the reverse is true

 

oh, you mean flash memory, with its highly instant failure pattern? no thanks.

I ment SSD only, not caching. An SSD for the operating system and applications, and 2 mirrored HDDs for storage seem like a wise choice for nowadays hardware/software demands.

still has the nice failure pattern on the flash drive