Americas Army 3 on Steam.

Technology and Gaming
#41

Heck, Downloading at 8.8 Kbps :smiley: Atleast we are moving

#42

unlocked!
downloading more stuff -.-

#43

From Pre-loading I upgraded to downloading

Edit: Starting game. Woohoo :smiley:

#44

Lucky you. Mine still says the Steam servers are crowded.

#45

Still locked here :[

Edit :smiley: just unlocked :3

If it says steam servers are too busy, try changing your download server to one that’s less popular… :smiley:

#46

How do you do that?

Also:

700×56 20.5 KB

[i]Edit: Yay it’s downloading again!

Edit 2: Oh yeah, 5 hours remaining :meh:[/i]

#47

I still get the preload complete window even though steam says it came out 4 hours ago.

@Imonfire: Steam says that for all game that haven’t had updates released for them. Why it doesn’t just say that it was never updated is beyond me.

#48

Settings -> Downloads -> Download Region

#49

This. (if you’re in central/western europe then I recommend using the Benelux server)

And if it still says it’s unreleased then you need to restart Steam.

#50

Thanks, now I got 2 hours remaining.

#51

By the way, before I forget: Ingame account: SaVaNt, Soldier name: Gordon_Freeman :freeman:

Add me to your buddy list because I have no friends ^^

#52

How much you wanna bet you uninstall it after two days of playing it?

#53

I won’t bet on it :smiley:

#54

30 mins!

#55

2 Hours and 17 minutes. Seems like Steam servers finally recovered.

#56

So am i the only one who gets huge loading times and freezes in-game?

Edit: nvm restarting the game fixed it

#57

can’t create account -.-

#58

Won’t save training advancement. The servers are clogged up. You’ll have to wait until America wakes up, and they repair it ^^

#59

Yeah training advancement don’t save up for me either (at least yesterday).

#60

Training advancement still doesn’t work.

The graphics are also a bit screwed up; all the edges of everything are jagged (which I’ve NEVER had in any game before, except for an old Half-Life mod).

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