A.) There are cracks that let you "fix" it.Antiochus said:I have heard truly horrific rumors of Ubisoft DRM on the PC, and that they come standard on all PC games these days.
Perhaps that will a big enough deterrant against AC2?
that's the problem, i finished the gameStallion Free said:Idk, why don't you actually try playing it.
Bufbaf said:So what are the differences between Trials 2 and Trials HD - completely different games with the same setting? Which one's better?
Conversely:Mr. Spinnington said:STEAM HOLIDAY SALE: IF YOU HAVEN'T BOUGHT SOMETHING YET YOU DON'T PLAY GAMES
SmokyDave said:There was nothing in the daily sales that I wanted today.
So I bought the Paradox pack. Reduce something by 92% and I'm buying it, simple as that. Now I have Ship Simulator Extreme, my life is complete.
Lasthope106 said:There is only one game that can make this Steam sale a great one for me:
Nothing else will suffice.
dude, vtm:b was on sale at direct2drive for $5 maybe a year ago.Xapati said:I've been following Steam for a long time, and only once long ago was this game on sale for half price. I wouldn't be surprised that there are legal reasons why this game hasn't been on sale, with the studio the developed it being history and all that.
Honestly if it isn't on sale this holiday I'd recommend you buy it for the 20$. Considering it's arguably one of the top 5 RPGs ever made you won't regret the decision. I certainly never regretted paying the 20$.
There is already more than one extreme in my ship simulator?Jintor said:Extremes. It's Ship Simulator Extremes.
How does the PC port compare with the console versions?LCfiner said:one of the best games I played last year.
did that help?
SmokyDave said:There is already more than one extreme in my ship simulator?
That's phenomenal. I thought I'd need to look for some DLC.
does it matter what the "game is about?" it's the best crpg ever made, exemplified by its top-tier script, subtly hostile unnatural/cosmopolitan atmosphere, entertaining if occasionally transparent level design, unparalleled social player choice, immense freedom and encouragement to explore, and the small bonus of some real-world relevance which frankly no other rpg i've ever played has even tried for.MNC said:woah what the fuck is that whale doing in a vampire game?
And instead of giving me a youtube video of 'the best character in the game', can someone please explain in proper what the game is about? You can be either of different vampire races and follow a storyline and do quests and stuff?
John said:does it matter what the "game is about?" it's the best crpg ever made, exemplified by its top-tier script, subtly hostile unnatural/cosmopolitan atmosphere, entertaining if occasionally transparent level design, unparalleled social player choice, immense freedom and encouragement to explore, and the small bonus of some real-world relevance which frankly no other rpg i've ever played has even tried for.
so yes, you can be either of different vampire races and follow a storyline and do quests and stuff, whatever the fuck that means
John said:dude, vtm:b was on sale at direct2drive for $5 maybe a year ago.
Yeah, I bought it during the summer sale and played a couple hours. Seemed decent with some depth to it. I just didn't or don't find the personal focus that compelling and would rather play a larger-scale strategy game I guess.Squash said:The Guild 2 looks interesting? Any one have it?
ofcourse it can.Trent Strong said:But, most importantly, can your character be a sexy vampire chick?
Bought AC2 today knowing about the DRM, installed it...was pleasntly surprised at just how well it works and how non-invasive it appears to be. Faster activation than previosu DRM efforts I've seen, and a sleight to Steam / bonus for players is the cloud saving it has. If it works as advertised.Stallion Free said:A.) There are cracks that let you "fix" it.
B.) You might never have an issue with it if your net connection is stable.
See that's still more info than I got at first. This qualifies as 'what the game is all about', in my books Will look into it some more then maybe buy it if Valve ever drops the price.John said:does it matter what the "game is about?" it's the best crpg ever made, exemplified by its top-tier script, subtly hostile unnatural/cosmopolitan atmosphere, entertaining if occasionally transparent level design, unparalleled social player choice, immense freedom and encouragement to explore, and the small bonus of some real-world relevance which frankly no other rpg i've ever played has even tried for.
so yes, you can be either of different vampire races and follow a storyline and do quests and stuff, whatever the fuck that means
UrbanRats said:ofcourse it can.
Just for UK residents I tried to buy it and it's still 20Catshade said:It's on sale at direct2drive.co.uk for 50% off (7.50 pounds) today.
biocat said:How does the PC port compare with the console versions?
MNC said:woah what the fuck is that whale doing in a vampire game?
Schlomo said:Very well-optimised for multicore processors, very smooth! I'd highly recommend it.
Lumine said:Man, I'm still contemplating AC2. On one hand I'm thinking I already spent a lot on these sales and none of them are actually games I was planning on buying. And it's only the 3rd day! Besides it might still show up again on the last day if they're doing a "best of" sale like last year. I can still pick it up then if I don't end up spending too much. On the other hand I just want to smash that mouse button in my drooling excitement and pretend I have more than enough money and not a care in the world. D:
Decisions, decisions...
Bii said:I own most of the other daily deals but the one that caught my eye was the Tales of Monkey Island Complete Pack for $17.49. I'm looking at that price and remember paying less for it a few months back. So I dug up the e-mail receipt and sure enough, I only payed $11.90 back in June 2010. I don't remember what sort of special/sale they were having then but thought that was interesting.
MNC said:woah what the fuck is that whale doing in a vampire game?
And instead of giving me a youtube video of 'the best character in the game', can someone please explain in proper what the game is about? You can be either of different vampire races and follow a storyline and do quests and stuff?
Corky said:do it! buy it.... give in. No but seriously it's a great game, and a lengthy one nonetheless you'll get your moneys worth
toasty_T said:Do it! I allow myself one game over $15 per sale and I consider it the 'big game' that I bought. It doesn't really make much sense since some of the games on sale are newer and on sale for cheaper but it's how I rationalize it damn it.
Remember that there is a deluxe edition for an extra $2.50.
Yes, it's only for that day, and because of stupidity I guess.Starwolf_UK said:On page 14 of the store front I noticed on the left panel a daily indie deal which doesn't appear with the other daily deals on page 1. Is it really a daily deal (as in more expensive soon) and why is it hidden there?
Jolly Rover was also part of one of Steam's recent holiday bundles, packaged alongside Gish, Puzzle Agent, Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale, and And Yet it Moves. For one day, all five games cost just $5. And despite only getting one-fifth of the bundle's revenue, with nearly 47,000 copies sold, Goulding said he still made more revenue in that one day than he had during the game's entire life up to that point.