Stallion Free said:Listing sale wishes is almost as boring and pointless and as linking to your Steam collection value.
Stallion Free said:Listing sale wishes is almost as boring and pointless and as linking to your Steam collection value.
Drkirby said:I have $800 ready for This week. $1200 if my Deposit from Amazon gets posted by Friday.
Stallion Free said:Listing sale wishes is almost as boring and pointless and as linking to your Steam collection value.
I like the Collection Value more.Stallion Free said:Listing sale wishes is almost as boring and pointless and as linking to your Steam collection value.
eznark said:Is there generally a sale during this week? Should I be expecting one? My steam wallet has $50 in it for some reason
My rationale goes like this: I have plenty of fun games right now to fill my meager free time. They will occupy me for a while, help kill time. Lara Croft will still be as fantastically fun three months from now (said to myself three months ago obviously).Stallion Free said:I'm sorry, but if Lara Croft needs a sale for you to pick it up, there is something incredibly wrong with you. It's easily 10 hours of content in singleplayer if you 100% it (which is actually fun as hell) and you could easily add another five to that with co-op (currently playing through it in this mode now and it feels fresh because puzzles get changed around as do the cutscenes).
Stallion Free said:It's easily 10 hours of content in singleplayer if you 100% it (which is actually fun as hell)
Stallion Free said:Listing sale wishes is almost as boring and pointless and as linking to your Steam collection value.
Vampire is the Moby Dick for Steam GAF.Volcynika said:I'll be amused if Vampire does not go on sale again :lol
Got it at a 50% off Steam sale in 2008, represent!
D2D 75% off 2009 HOVolcynika said:I'll be amused if Vampire does not go on sale again :lol
Got it at a 50% off Steam sale in 2008, represent!
Maybe Valve employees read this thread. Maybe wishes really do come true.Stallion Free said:Listing sale wishes is almost as boring and pointless and as linking to your Steam collection value.
Volcynika said:I'll be amused if Vampire does not go on sale again :lol
Got it at a 50% off Steam sale in 2008, represent!
That response makes no sense in regards to the argument.RickA238 said:lol cool story bro. Last I checked, this was a message board so deal with it.
wmat said:Fuckin' buy Bloodlines already. This holding-out-for-a-deal is ridiculous.
Liu Kang Baking A Pie said:That response makes no sense in regards to the argument.
It's "Announcements & Updates" and you guys keep posting lists for Santa Gabe and getting the rest of our hopes up for some awesome sales when we notice the thread is getting popular. I'm not going to say "stop posting" and try to act like a civilian mod or anything, but it's disappointing coming in here with 50 new posts of nothing instead of a 75% off deal.
kamspy said:I just did a head count.
23 games from lasts years Black Friday and X-Mas sale that I haven't even installed.
/what
I wasn't exactly swimming in disposable income at the time either.
/fuckme
rogue74 said:WTF? As I've said, I am new to Steam. What kind of crazy shit goes on during the next couple of weeks? I'm excited.
speculawyer said:Vampire is the Moby Dick for Steam GAF.
General madness, but the best parts are when a game goes on sale for a ridiculously great price, people buy it, and then it goes on sale again for an even more ridiculous price and people start acting like babies because Steam won't price match.rogue74 said:WTF? As I've said, I am new to Steam. What kind of crazy shit goes on during the next couple of weeks? I'm excited.
Zachack said:General madness, but the best parts are when a game goes on sale for a ridiculously great price, people buy it, and then it goes on sale again for an even more ridiculous price and people start acting like babies because Steam won't price match.
Also, a lot of people probably have giant backlogs because they bought a few of the package deals. The THQ package is typically a popular one if you don't have most of the games. I have more than a few games I'll likely never play thanks to the Eidos pack.
It's a fantastic RPG that, like everything else Obsidian has ever touched, was horribly buggy and went unpatched. Also, like most things Obsidian has touched, crazy fans went ahead and patched the game, so now it's a classic.rogue74 said:What the hell is the deal with this game? I see it brought up on GAF often. Checking its Wikipedia page, the review scores indicate a good but not spectacular game. Does it have a cult following? Are the reviews shit?
I remember playing the first game, The Masquerade. It was OK. Nice graphics for its time. Didn't finish it.
Zachack said:It's a fantastic RPG that, like everything else Obsidian has ever touched, was horribly buggy and went unpatched. Also, like most things Obsidian has touched, crazy fans went ahead and patched the game, so now it's a classic.
Zachack said:It's a fantastic RPG that, like everything else Obsidian has ever touched, was horribly buggy and went unpatched. Also, like most things Obsidian has touched, crazy fans went ahead and patched the game, so now it's a classic.
EviLore said:Troika made Bloodlines, not Obsidian.
Yes. I can think of a few examples (details may be slightly off):rogue74 said:Hold on. They will further reduce the price on a game that was on sale during the same holiday period? What madness is this? It's almost like finding the right time to buy a game on Steam is a game in itself. I am not prepared.
After the shutdown ex-Troika staff has been picked up by the following companies:
Company founder
* Tim Cain Joined Carbine Studios in 2005 as programming director. Was promoted to design director in late 2008.[9]
* Leonard Boyarsky Took a year off due to burnout syndrome, then joined Blizzard Entertainment to work on Diablo 3.
* Jason D. Anderson Left the gaming industry to sell real estate. In September 2008 he joined Interplay Entertainment to work on an unannounced MMORPG.[10] In March 2009 he quit Interplay and joined inXile Entertainment as creative director in a new RPG project.[11]
Team leader
On Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines:
* Brian Mitsoda Lead writer (also character designer).[12] Joined Obsidian Entertainment, worked on Alpha Protocol. Left Obsidian to open his own development studio DoubleBear Productions in June 2009.[13]
* Chad Moore Lead character modeler. Joined Sony Computer Entertainment motion capture department, work includes Star Wars Galaxies: Jump to Lightspeed, God of War and Killzone.[14]
* Andrew Meggs Lead programmer. Joined Mythic Entertainment to work on Warhammer Online.
* Brock Heinz Lead scripter. Joined Obsidian Entertainment as programmer on Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of the Betrayer.[15] Left Obsidian in early 2009, is now working at Turtle Rock Studios.
On The Temple of Elemental Evil:
* Michael McCarthy Lead artist. Worked for Double Fine Productions on Brütal Legend and for Radical Entertainment on Prototype.[16]
Others
* Dennis Taylor (programmer), T. J. Perillo (designer). Joined 7 Studios to work on the PS2 game The Sopranos: Road to Respect.
* Jesse Reynolds (programmer). Joined Obsidian Entertainment worked on Neverwinter Nights 2.
* Christopher Glenn (artist). Joined SuperVillain Studios
Shaneus said:Anyone know anything about the EA download service? Just noticed Crysis and Warhead are on special for $11.24 each. If they have PayPal I might jump in anyway.
rogue74 said:Here hoping to see The Witcher: Director's Cut for < $10. If not I'll buy it at whatever price they want in January.
Shaneus said:Anyone know anything about the EA download service? Just noticed Crysis and Warhead are on special for $11.24 each. If they have PayPal I might jump in anyway.
gotee12 said:You just missed it. Amazon had the director's cut for $6 a couple of days ago when all the TW2 presale stuff hit.