STEAM- Announcements & Updates 2011 Edition |OT2|
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graywolf323
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Truespeed said:
all I have to gift are the first two Runaway games and Prince of Persia
jim-jam bongs
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SalsaShark said:
This is backfiring on me now :\
The simplest way of putting it is that I've recently been forced to make a big career decision which gambles the high-level of financial security I've been afforded the past decade or so against making myself a lot happier. Whether or not it pays off in the long term scares the shit out of me, so while I have this security for the next few weeks I'm trying to use a little of it to bring happiness to the people around me since that's always been the best part of it.
GAF has been a part of my day for a few years now, and I kind of like it here. So in a sense you guys are included in the phrase "people around me".
So enjoy your fucking game and stop feeling guilty
William-SSS
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dLMN8R said:Seems odd that they highlight a 69/100 score in their description
Well, I don't think this is a bad score for a first game
And the quote reflects why we made this game so it's a pretty good one.
Nabs
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Thanks jim-jam. I'm happy, and I'm sure Stallion Free will be now that he has someone to play DS3 with. That's 2 for the price of 1!
I love this thread. Blocks That Matter looks pretty cool.
William-SSS said:Well, I don't think this is a bad score for a first game
And the quote reflects why we made this game so it's a pretty good one.
I love this thread. Blocks That Matter looks pretty cool.
Shao Kahn Brewing a Stew
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Err wow. Quite generous of you Jim-jam.
XeroSauce
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jim-jam bongs said:This is backfiring on me now :\
The simplest way of putting it is that I've recently been forced to make a big career decision which gambles the high-level of financial security I've been afforded the past decade or so against making myself a lot happier. Whether or not it pays off in the long term scares the shit out of me, so while I have this security for the next few weeks I'm trying to use a little of it to bring happiness to the people around me since that's always been the best part of it.
GAF has been a part of my day for a few years now, and I kind of like it here. So in a sense you guys are included in the phrase "people around me".
So enjoy your fucking game and stop feeling guilty
Well damn. Do you want Cogs or something? I want to spread some GAF love too.
jim-jam bongs said:So enjoy your fucking game and stop feeling guilty
No reason to feel guilty when you're helping to support Obsidian!
For what it's worth, I plan on playing the crap out of this game. And I will be repaying the favor, since it's what I do.
You're an awesome dude, dude.
Just pay it forward, bros, there is a near infinite amount of love to spread.
graywolf323
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Snuggler said:
...crap this makes me really want the game
been wanting a good co-op game recently
XANDER CAGE
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Man I need more GAF friends on steam, everyone is magic
buhdeh said:
Sent you the PM.
Enjoy
I might do some bigger gifting when my severance package arrives. I just dont have much to spend at the moment since I have to coast off of funds from my other job until then, because gamestop decided to ship out the paperwork to me late. SMH.
XANDER CAGE
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JaseC said:
This is a humanitarian gesture
jim-jam bongs
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JaseC said:
I'm filing this post away under karmic IOUs. It'll be like bringing your preorder slip to get Duke Nukem Forever.
Zerokku said:Sent you the PM.
Enjoy
I might do some bigger gifting when my severance package arrives. I just dont have much to spend at the moment since I have to coast off of funds from my other job until then, because gamestop decided to ship out the paperwork to me late. SMH.
thanks dude!
Sent to FR. I'm just not very good at receiving gifts. And I do completely know what you mean though about Gaf being part of that happiness. Even if it is a crutch like I use, its something your appreciative for.jim-jam bongs said:This is backfiring on me now :\
The simplest way of putting it is that I've recently been forced to make a big career decision which gambles the high-level of financial security I've been afforded the past decade or so against making myself a lot happier. Whether or not it pays off in the long term scares the shit out of me, so while I have this security for the next few weeks I'm trying to use a little of it to bring happiness to the people around me since that's always been the best part of it.
GAF has been a part of my day for a few years now, and I kind of like it here. So in a sense you guys are included in the phrase "people around me".
So enjoy your fucking game and stop feeling guilty
Anyways, the question I've been meaning to ask for the pass hour. I need a headset actually. Something with a mic. I've never owned one and know nothing about them. I don't have terribly much cash either, so I'm not looking for a 100$ one. Just something maybe for like 20-30$. You can all hear my silly, changing voice then!
On a different and less classy topic - So being (sort of) an EA game, theres no (forseeable) reason for Bulletstorm to disappear right? Want to pick it up when it gets cheaper, but with EA games disappearing here and there I'm wondering if I should pick it up sooner.
jim-jam bongs
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shintoki said:
Without the little things there's not really a whole lot going on I've found. On a more practical note, I assume you're Wild Pink Hair Uke?
DS3 seems pretty good so far. I choose the curvy girl with the guns. She alternates between dual pistols and a shotty (edit -it's a rifle, not a shotty), pretty badass if you ask me.
I just met the Dungeon Siege version of Carth and we've moved on past the burning building. Very nice.
I just met the Dungeon Siege version of Carth and we've moved on past the burning building. Very nice.
Neckbeard69
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Seeing all this warms my icy black heart. Well done PC-Gaf.
As a sidenote; over the past weeks I have been slowly crawling back to the superior PC-gaming race. After digging up my 2 year old desktop pc from the basement and hooking it up to the telly in the living room, I have been enjoying superior pc games with a gamepad on the couch.
The pricing of the games is a lot lower compared to the consoles, the graphics are far beyond any of the current consoles, and I get to enjoy it from the comfort of my own couch. Huzzah!
As a sidenote; over the past weeks I have been slowly crawling back to the superior PC-gaming race. After digging up my 2 year old desktop pc from the basement and hooking it up to the telly in the living room, I have been enjoying superior pc games with a gamepad on the couch.
The pricing of the games is a lot lower compared to the consoles, the graphics are far beyond any of the current consoles, and I get to enjoy it from the comfort of my own couch. Huzzah!
jim-jam bongs
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By the way, before I forget; cheers to drizzle for the Dirt 3 key!
XANDER CAGE
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Chesskid1 said:
First one is a cool RTS, the second one is more of a Company of Heroes deal where you command very small groups. I prefer the first but the second is more "Warhammer" if you're a fan that cares about accuracy.
The Dawn of War 2 campaign is more RPG than RTS. You level up and gear up your guys, and choose your party make up etc. It's been described as a "Diablo with squads", although I don't think I'd go that far myself. There's loot, but not enough to make it the focus, just another element. In an age where big budget RPG combat is getting simpler and simpler, Dawn of War 2 evolved into an RPG from a strategy game and is basically fantastic if that's your thing.
The only thing stopping it from being one of my all time favourite RPGs is that the story is really just WH40k fanservice. The game benefits visually from the license, because of all the model detail, but I find the world and story rather boring.
I should also mention Last Stand mode, which is a three player co-op wave based thing where you control a single hero and level him up and customise his gear and so forth. It's a lot of fun starting with two friends, and overcoming each wave, and trying different builds with your character.
Buy DoW2!
The only thing stopping it from being one of my all time favourite RPGs is that the story is really just WH40k fanservice. The game benefits visually from the license, because of all the model detail, but I find the world and story rather boring.
I should also mention Last Stand mode, which is a three player co-op wave based thing where you control a single hero and level him up and customise his gear and so forth. It's a lot of fun starting with two friends, and overcoming each wave, and trying different builds with your character.
Buy DoW2!
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