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[quote]More trivially, the installation interface should look professional, with as few pages and clicking through as possible, and no need to go to outside sources or manually download anything else (Like drivers or .net). We're already pretty good with this, you no longer need to get engine, map, mod, lobby etc separately. But it could still be better. The player experience should be only a few clicks and allow them to get into the game as soon as possible.[/quote]
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[quote]More trivially, the installation interface should look professional, with as few pages and clicking through as possible, and no need to go to outside sources or manually download anything else (Like drivers or .net). We're already pretty good with this, you no longer need to get engine, map, mod, lobby etc separately. But it could still be better. The player experience should be only a few clicks and allow them to get into the game as soon as possible.[/quote]
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Does a terminal install count? I could give it colored writing and it could be quite user friendly. I could put some map packs together and things so there would be less downloading of individual maps and games and things. I couldn't help with ATI drivers though, unless it overlaps with Intel problems.
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Does a terminal install count? I could give it colored writing and it could be quite user friendly. I could put some map packs together and things so there would be less downloading of individual maps and games and things. I couldn't help with ATI drivers though, unless it overlaps with Intel problems.
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The future of ZK