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RealityClash

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#86210 3-Jul-2011 19:01
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Hey all,

My brother has just bought Battlefield: Bad Company 2, Bad Company 2 Vietnam and the SPECACT Kit Upgrade off of Steam, but as we currently only get 10GB a month I was wondering if someone else who has bought the games off Steam would be willing to copy them onto some DVD's and send them to us if thats possible? Will pay for postage and DVD's etc. 


If anyone's willing let me know :) 

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b0untypure1
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  #489427 4-Jul-2011 22:47
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i dont have the specas kit stuff, but i got the bc2 and vietnam . ill just check if its on steam or retail tomorrow




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  #489432 4-Jul-2011 22:51
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Take your laptop to your local library and use the wifi lol

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  #489464 5-Jul-2011 07:34
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Like a 15gb download over wifi , wise...




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RealityClash

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  #489764 5-Jul-2011 18:41
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Haha nice idea, even if it did take a whole day...

My brother ended up decideing he'd get up really early for a few days and make the most of our free off peak data. Its a real pain that Steam doesnt have a scheduler.

Thanks anyway Leslie :)

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  #489783 5-Jul-2011 19:39
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your welcome man, enjoy the game (good warm up for BC3)




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  #489784 5-Jul-2011 19:39
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Pretty sure programs like netlimiter do allow you to schedule programs access to the net based on time




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  #489854 5-Jul-2011 22:58
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Beccara: Pretty sure programs like netlimiter do allow you to schedule programs access to the net based on time


I WANT YOUR INTERNET SPEED !!!  




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  #490034 6-Jul-2011 13:18
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Steam files trading thread on GPForums
http://www.gpforums.co.nz/showthread.php?threadid=338087

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  #490052 6-Jul-2011 13:57
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b0untypure1: I WANT YOUR INTERNET SPEED !!!  

But it's slow... ;)

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  #491587 10-Jul-2011 09:31
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i read somewhere canada was doing this (re: simililar to steam trading) .. the reasoning was SSDs per GB cheaper than the ISP ... so makes sense NZ Post would be :) maybe shouldn't tell them that.




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  #491594 10-Jul-2011 09:57
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Mate bought the Valve pack yesterday... It's easier for him to drive up from welly and copy mine than to download himself at crappy speeds.

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