stwils
Emperor
If so how do I get one and does it cost anything.?
Stwils
Stwils
Do I have to have a steam account to download demo?
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ZimbuTheMonkey
King
Yes, you need an account.
No, it is free.
No, it is free.
http://store.steampowered.com/
Do yourself a favour, download the client and sign up.
No it doesn't cost anything, there are no fees like some of the more fanatical nutjobs around here might claim
Do yourself a favour, download the client and sign up.
No it doesn't cost anything, there are no fees like some of the more fanatical nutjobs around here might claim
Louis XXIV
Le Roi Soleil
Of course, the demo actually has to be up for this to matter...
anandus
Errorist
The demo *is* up, people are playing it.
(Use this to download it: steam://install/65900 )
Only 1.5 hrs to wait.....arghghghghgMarcusNovius
Chieftain
no offence but im confused how someone could have made "Posts: 1,126" and know so little about civ 
or am i missing something?
or am i missing something?
Tarkhan
King
no offence but im confused how someone could have made "Posts: 1,126" and know so little about civ
or am i missing something?
- Civs 1-3 werent even on steam.
- Some members havent been around for a while and came back for Civ5.
- Lots of non-civ forums here at CFC.
tom2050
Deity
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You need Steam Digital Rights Management Software to try out the free demo. I guess they need to protect the free demo against piracy? 
With a 4GB size, it's gonna take a while to d/l. Steam speeds are sloooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow, and choppy.
With a 4GB size, it's gonna take a while to d/l. Steam speeds are sloooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow, and choppy.
Senethro
Overlord
You need Steam Digital Rights Management Software to try out the free demo. I guess they need to protect the free demo against piracy?
With a 4GB size, it's gonna take a while to d/l. Steam speeds are sloooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow, and choppy.
Not going soft on your hard line vs. Steam, are you? You sound almost like you're seeking information about it and considering trying the demo.
