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Debriefing => Questions, Help, & How To's => Topic started by: EnglandIsNotEnough99 on September 26, 2011, 07:52:14 pm

Title: Question about GoldenEye Source and a Source Engine game purchase on Steam
Post by: EnglandIsNotEnough99 on September 26, 2011, 07:52:14 pm
Hi everyone, I just have a quick question about GoldenEye Source. I am new to PC gaming and I just recently downloaded TF2 off of Steam (the free to play version), and I was just wondering if anyone knows if TF2 would meet the specified requirements in order to have GoldenEye Source run on my PC? I looked at the list of Source Engine powered games from the GoldenEye Source ModDB page which linked me to Steam showing the different Source Engine games on Steam that work. TF2 wasn't on the list for some reason but I noticed that The Orange Box was one of those game which includes TF2. If that game is compatible and works with the mod, would the stand-alone copy of TF2 work as well? And one last thing, do I need a Source SDK to run the game on my PC as well?
Title: Re: Question about GoldenEye Source and a Source Engine game purchase on Steam
Post by: Jeron [SharpSh00tah] on September 26, 2011, 08:23:14 pm
If you can run TF2, you can run GES. However, I am pretty sure that you need to purchase a copy of a game to play GES. The free to play TF2 I don't believe will work...
Title: Re: Question about GoldenEye Source and a Source Engine game purchase on Steam
Post by: Mangley on September 26, 2011, 08:44:30 pm
It will work. You no longer need to buy a game to get access to the SDK as of a few months ago.

We need to update our wiki.

In your Steam library > tools tab you should see Source SDK Base 2007. You just need to install that.
Title: Re: Question about GoldenEye Source and a Source Engine game purchase on Steam
Post by: EnglandIsNotEnough99 on September 26, 2011, 09:05:01 pm
Are you absolutely sure that it will work with the free to play standalone copy of TF2 and a copy of the Source SDK? I don't really want to try it out unless I am guaranteed that this will not mess up after loading on my computer. If the game does require an actual purchased game I will buy one compatible. Does Half Life 2 Deathmatch require the original Half Life 2 game to play? If it doesn't I'd be willing to buy that off of Steam to allow me to download GoldenEye Source.
Title: Re: Question about GoldenEye Source and a Source Engine game purchase on Steam
Post by: Mangley on September 26, 2011, 09:21:06 pm
Nothing will mess up :) Valve released the SDK for free shortly after they released TF2 for free... Try it out and if there's any trouble just holler.
Title: Re: Question about GoldenEye Source and a Source Engine game purchase on Steam
Post by: EnglandIsNotEnough99 on September 26, 2011, 09:57:22 pm
Alright, will do. Thanks so much for the help  :)
Title: Re: Question about GoldenEye Source and a Source Engine game purchase on Steam
Post by: EnglandIsNotEnough99 on September 26, 2011, 11:09:07 pm
Hey there, I've got a question already for ya  :P I just downloaded the Source SDK Base 2007 on Steam and it automatically downloaded Source SDK Base 2006 (or maybe I accidentally clicked it, I dunno), I decided to look at the other tools and I noticed that they had the original Source SDK on there and a Source Multiplayer Dedicated Server tool on Steam. Do you recommend that I download those or just use what I have downloaded already?
Title: Re: Question about GoldenEye Source and a Source Engine game purchase on Steam
Post by: killermonkey on September 27, 2011, 01:05:55 am
You don't need the tools unless you want to make your own mod. Likewise, you don't need the dedicated server unless you are going to host your own server (dedicated).

You are good to go with what you downloaded. Just double click GoldenEye: Source (v4.1) in the games menu to play.