No sooner said than done . Basically, you connect Steam via the internet and then "Exit" the program. As long as you haven't logged off, the information should still be stored on your PC and, when Windows restarts, you should be offered the option of starting Steam in the "offline" mode. Supposedly, that's all the you need to do, however I recall that there was a useful thread on the Steam forums for people who had problems with this method, and I can dig up a link for you if the above method does not work.

thanks eskie, dig away

I have located a couple of relevant threads here and here, but not the thread I was thinking of. Unfortunately, I cannot find that other thread because the Steam admins have disabled the search function *shakes head in disgust*. If you are still having problems, let me know or feel free to email me.

Edited by - esquilax on 11/20/2004 3:29:33 PM

thanks for the help eskie

Not at all .

So... what'd everyone think about the ending?

i thought it was definatley a bit odd, id like to have learnt something about the combine and the events after black mesa

Edited by - freighter fighter on 11/22/2004 1:15:33 AM

Indeed. Isn't it interesting that despite Valve's hype ("You'll learn more about the 'G-Man' and the importance of Xen!" ), you actually learn very little. *Shakes head* They just want to string it out so that they can cram in a few more sequels .