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Steam Release
It finally happened! Toribash is officially on Steam!
You've all probably seen the wave of new players already. Things are going to be a lot more lively around here now. Check out the Steam store page, get the client, all that good stuff. It'll update automatically, give you the Steam overlay in-game, give you access the Steam achievements, log your playing time, and just all sorts of cool stuff. You can find the game folder in C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Toribash now to copy over all your replays and custom folders and all that so there's no reason to not get the client on Steam unless you're really just interested in being a scrub.
You've all probably seen the wave of new players already. Things are going to be a lot more lively around here now. Check out the Steam store page, get the client, all that good stuff. It'll update automatically, give you the Steam overlay in-game, give you access the Steam achievements, log your playing time, and just all sorts of cool stuff. You can find the game folder in C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Toribash now to copy over all your replays and custom folders and all that so there's no reason to not get the client on Steam unless you're really just interested in being a scrub.
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muhaha
Oh man, I'm so happy it's here.
Finally Toribash could get noticed by a large group of people
But we could use more servers with a flood of white/yellow belts.
*sees amount of beginner servers* Oh...
Finally Toribash could get noticed by a large group of people
But we could use more servers with a flood of white/yellow belts.
*sees amount of beginner servers* Oh...
Wade: AS suck ass
Well done with getting it on steam and wow, you can already see the chance, 867 people online now, normally there are like 200 people online at this time ;0
Also, gonna post a positive comment now.
Also, gonna post a positive comment now.
Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Toribash now to copy over all your replays and custom folders and all that so there's no reason to not get the client on Steam unless you're really just interested in being a scrub.