World of Warcraft Server 3.3.5 on Steam Greenlight!

[Truhan]

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfile.../?id=694488420

It's amazing what Valve lets through to this service. Apparently, it's going to be patch 3.3.5 if it gets greenlit. We can finally get legacy servers!



So, on a serious note, how long will it be until a big company gets pissed off enough at Valve that they have to stop this shit? It's getting hilarious.

[Jtbrig7390]

So, on a serious note, how long will it be until a big company gets pissed off enough at Valve that they have to stop this shit? It's getting hilarious.

I think this will finally do it when blizzard sues both the guy doing this and Valve for allowing it.

OMG so much of that server they are saying is not available .

[Mahcake]

This made my day. Thanks.

[Gorsameth]

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfile.../?id=694488420

It's amazing what Valve let's through to this service. Apparently, it's going to be patch 3.3.5 if it gets greenlit. We can finally get legacy servers!

So, on a serious note, how long will it be until a big company gets pissed off enough at Valve that they have to stop this shit? It's getting hilarious.

I highly doubt Valve actually has a person check greenlight games.

Blizzard will contact Valve and it will get taken down before to long.

[Edge-]

I highly doubt Valve actually has a person check greenlight games.

Blizzard will contact Valve and it will get taken down before to long.

They don't, really. Anyone can put up anything and it only gets pulled down if enough folks flag it for their system to kick it to people for a manual check, from what I know. The process has been a disaster since the start and sadly Valve have made little to no movement on communicating any plans they may have to improve the system.

So folks will flag it or someone from Blizz will send a note to Valve and it will disappear and nothing of value will be lost.

[Truhan]

They don't, really. Anyone can put up anything and it only gets pulled down if enough folks flag it for their system to kick it to people for a manual check, from what I know. The process has been a disaster since the start and sadly Valve have made little to no movement on communicating any plans they may have to improve the system.

So folks will flag it or someone from Blizz will send a note to Valve and it will disappear and nothing of value will be lost.

Hey now, a lot of people were very sad when Nostalrius went down. This could have an equal backlash, I am sure. How could putting a private server on Steam possibly harm World of Warcraft subscriptions after all. (I hope people that read my post have their sarcasm detectors on.)

[Jtbrig7390]

They don't, really. Anyone can put up anything and it only gets pulled down if enough folks flag it for their system to kick it to people for a manual check, from what I know. The process has been a disaster since the start and sadly Valve have made little to no movement on communicating any plans they may have to improve the system.

So folks will flag it or someone from Blizz will send a note to Valve and it will disappear and nothing of value will be lost.

I really hope this go's though personally.

Because once Valve has allowed someone to sell a private server on there service that makes them liable. Then I hope someone like blizzard steps in and sues there brains out so finally Valve gets off there ass and fix's shit.

/PipeDream.

Edit: Etherway I think this is going to start a chain of shit Valve isn't going to like. Today its private servers and tomorrow its new released AAA titles (maybe even pirated ones).

[zealo]

Blizzard will shut that down fast, and everyone involved knows it.

If anything, it's more of a statement against just how little Valve cares about greenlight.

[RoninaThorstone]

Still waiting for WoW to go on sale on GOG.
Would be fun to retro game with a few friends.

[serendipity11]

Omg... back when you could play blood dps D:

[stomination]

I really hope this go's though personally.

Because once Valve has allowed someone to sell a private server on there service that makes them liable. Then I hope someone like blizzard steps in and sues there brains out so finally Valve gets off there ass and fix's shit.

/PipeDream.

Edit: Etherway I think this is going to start a chain of shit Valve isn't going to like. Today its private servers and tomorrow its new released AAA titles (maybe even pirated ones).

Yea this looks more like a way to make fun of greenlight than anything else. Especially with how much stuff is not actually working.

[unholytestament]

Jesus Christ, Gabe. Get your shit together.

[stomination]

http://steamcommunity.com/workshop/f...2536095558012/

someone has the right idea.

[Edge-]

http://steamcommunity.com/workshop/f...2536095558012/

someone has the right idea.

If we get this greenlit we can irrifutably prove that greenlight is a deeply flawed system.

We don't need more proof though. We've already got tons of examples of how woefully inadequate and inherently flawed Greenlight is in its current form. Valve has publicly stated that they pretty much agree, too.

The issue is that they've not done anything to address it, despite the system being broken being common knowledge for a quite a while.

[Seifa]

I'll tell you a joke: "Valve curates Greenlight". Damn, i'm so funny.

Now we will see a lot of votes to see that private server on Steam but that project will be without a doubt shut down and probably Blizzard will smite that server because they got the spotlight with this stunt.

[Deleted]

Guessing it's a stunt to promote the server, knowing full well it will be taken off steam! And lets be honest it worked....The Russians won't give a toss what Blizzard think or do.

[nekobaka]

Makes me wonder if this is a troll attempt just to try and get valves greenlight system in trouble. Private servers in varying level of working condition have been around before.

[Relapses]

This is less a video about this imbecile attempting to pass off a private server on Valve's greenlight as it is an open criticism of the sheer audacity of people trying to get games through the service. And I agree with him, this is pretty fucking stupid.

[Leyre]

INB4 someone puts HL3 on greenlight

[Cosmic Janitor]

The complete and utter lack of any kind of effort on Valve's part is astonishing. They make millions as we speak but are incapable of any kind of moderation or curating for their service. Not even the service itself improves at all with time. Every time I try to search the game categories you have to sift through hundreds of games that you don't want because you can't even exclude search results based on criteria..