1 taco for each game JaseC buys. cat has seen some shit
It was one of those pre-release gameplay videos. The memories.
Oh man I remember this, was super hyped after watching those videos.
The only GoT game-related news that'd get me excited is CDPR announcing that it's making an RPG set in the universe.
Scorsese Romulan cast on season 4
Steam Client Beta Update - November 21th
Started Rage. The game crashed when entering the first area for the first mission (bandit hideout). Got a "OpenGL message “lost connection”. The game didn't autosave, so I have to redo the entire opening. Why.
I'm surprised nobody here has gone all grammar nazi on the latest Steam beta update headline:
thx for Bioshock
I was thinking of replaying Bioshock 1 and now I can play the second one too at last. Thanks a million, Soule!
Started Rage. The game crashed when entering the first area for the first mission (bandit hideout). Got a "OpenGL message lost connection. The game didn't autosave, so I have to redo the entire opening. Why.
Would you say that this caused you to experience...
...anger?
Also I'd back 'Taco Cat Coalition: The JaceC Incident' on Kickstarter/Greenlight.
RAGE is a great game.
I'm all about AssCreed for the foreseeable future -- after Black Flag there's Liberation HD in January.
RAGE is a great game.
Finished Assassin's Creed
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you already love him
what about cats?
You and your cute doggies
mine died earlier this year
I'll always have a soft spot for the original game due to it succeeding the most at making the player feel like an actual assassin. I wish Ubi had iterated upon the investigative mechanics instead of simply ditching them in favour of steering the series towards a more streamlined action-adventure experience.
Arma 2 goes on sale but get the highend graphics for DayZ I'm missing about $.80-$1
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Finished Assassin's Creed
Assassin's Creed is the quaintessential Ubisoft title - fantastic idea, rushed out before it was finished that leaves you disappointed.
There is a core game here, which could be amazing. The idea behind the gameplay mechanics are great, and the free running features are smooth at times. Yet, there's nothing more to it. It's essentially a tech-demo.
I'm informed that the other Assassin's Creed games are MUCH better, and have a better storyline, and don't have you repeating the game over at the halfway point ala the first Assassin's Creed. If that's the case I look forward to the other Assassin Creed titles.
I originally played this game on the 360 when it was initially released. My hype was high and expectations were perhaps uncontrolable. I remember getting into an argument with the Ubisoft rep who would come into our store about how crap the game was. He wasn't too happy that I wasn't going to shill it hard to people.
However, the first one is stale and undercooked at the same time. The crashes to desktop are beyond frustrating. DX10 version is unstable and unsupported. The DX9 version strangely runs smoother. I get the impression it's the Steam interface which causes the crashes.
Overall, I'd suggest watching the story on youtube and jumping on (hopefully) the much improved Assassin's Creed II or Brotherhood. The first game is everything that is currently wrong with Ubisoft:
Full of Bugs
Repeated pointless gameplay
Collect 100 lots of 100 different items
Promises and hopes that never live up to the expectation
All of this distracts from what COULD be a really great game.
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Next game up on the Backlog Blitz is... Eleusis, which I'll be streaming on: http://www.twitch.tv/mrluchador from tomorrow morning UK time.
I haven't played any of the other Assassin Creed titles, so I can't really comment on those, however; I found the Investigation missions in Assassin's Creed to be interesting at first, but quickly boring.
I found myself scouting and looking for the easiest ones straight away, just so I could progress through the game as quickly as I could (as I was getting very bored with the gameplay and pace of the missions/story/etc).
Play Dota 2 Diretide for a few matches and you 'll get that money in no time by selling essences on the market...
Now I want tacos. The real kind, not the hard shelled with ground beef.
Yeah, the types of investigations are few and oft-repeated so I certainly understand why that aspect of the game quickly wore thin for most people. Despite this, though, I love the fundamental concept behind the game that as an assassin you need to use your brawn and intuition to gain information on your key target; information that's entirely optional but can be used at the player's discretion to alter their approach to the assassination scenario.
Dunno if it was posted, but it looks like Steamworld Dig is coming to PC on December 5th.
Thats the one thing I wish they would've 'innovated' upon in the later releases, instead of scrapping it all together.
Dogs > cats #trufact
Thanks, will try.One of my favourite games on Steam, hopefully it's enjoyed by someone else.
Yeah this is how I've felt about the series since the start too. The first game gave you options (limited, sure, but a sequel could've expanded on it), and investigating showed more of these (guard routes, better infiltration routes, when to wait, etc) so you could plan your assassination accordingly.I'll always have a soft spot for the original game due to it succeeding the most at making the player feel like an actual assassin. I wish Ubi had iterated upon the investigative mechanics instead of simply ditching them in favour of steering the series towards a more streamlined action-adventure experience.
Hooray, though I think I'll still get it for 3DS. The whole thing feels more suited as a portable game.
I don't play MOBA's. So: GIVE $.80 (ASCII cat thingy here?)
Arma 2 goes on sale but get the highend graphics for DayZ I'm missing about $.80-$1
WHY.jpg