Did you at least beat it?ixix said:Of course.
How else would I know I hated it?
Did you at least beat it?ixix said:Of course.
How else would I know I hated it?
Don't worry you can derail, much like the GAF Forum threads. Now jump on the RailWorks Hype Train and share the steamy love!Eaten By A Grue said:No one warned me that Railworks 2 was going to be on rails
The only London route included in the game that I can think of off the top of my head is 'Oxford - Paddington'.Grug said:Ok, I'm on the cusp of purchasing Railworks, but only have real interest if I can drive some railroutes that I've actually experienced in real life....
BuddhaRockstar said:My favorite thing about railworks is that when you crash a window pops up that says "Game Over Error". It's like the developers didn't foresee any possible way you could actually lose in the game, and if you somehow managed to it must be an error.
My most common game over error is 'Derailed due to consistent tilt'.Sunflower said:You gotta play that shit like serious :lol They can't fathom how anyone would ever WANT to derail, even though it's the first thing I did on purpose. I couldn't help it!
SmokyDave said:The only London route included in the game that I can think of off the top of my head is 'Oxford - Paddington'.
There is so much DLC and so many user-made Mods that I don't know where to begin. I'd imagine the route that you want is covered but I can't say for sure because the sheer amount of content intimidates me so I ignore it. I keep meaning to look for some Midlands routes.
Of course, if you can't find it, you could always make it yourself
Lackmus said:I like the latest Left 4 Dead 2 patch notes:
"- Fixed the fix of the fix of the fix of the door exploit in No Mercy"
:lol
Yes, that one is definitely included. Has a sharp right hander as you leave the station that always derails my steam locomotives if I remember correctly.brain_stew said:The Newcastle-York leg of the east coast mainline is included with the base game isn't it? That's the main part compelling me to finally pick it up.
Yeah, its just the fact it always shows up bugs me. I didn't even realize they changed the DLC on sale for a while, I thought it was just a really long sale for month until I paid attention.hamchan said:People hate on Railworks because the DLC releases dominate the New Releases list on the store.
Drkirby said:Yeah, its just the fact it always shows up bugs me. I didn't even realize they changed the DLC on sale for a while, I thought it was just a really long sale for month until I paid attention.
ixix said:Of course.
How else would I know I hated it?
Drkirby said:Did you at least beat it?
Lackmus said:I like the latest Left 4 Dead 2 patch notes:
"- Fixed the fix of the fix of the fix of the door exploit in No Mercy"
:lol
This is about right. :lolLackmus said:I like the latest Left 4 Dead 2 patch notes:
"- Fixed the fix of the fix of the fix of the door exploit in No Mercy"
:lol
Schmattakopf said:Get both. It's $5 and very good.
ixix said:Yes. In those 53 hours I completed all 3 campaigns on Hard.
I think I might buy the expansion when it comes out.
Do you really hate it, or just saying it? Or do you "hate" it and still have fun.ixix said:Yes. In those 53 hours I completed all 3 campaigns on Hard.
I think I might buy the expansion when it comes out.
Oh hell yes, thanks!crimsonheadGCN said:For anyone who's interested in buying RailWorks 2, there's free shit here:
http://railworksamerica.com/
http://www.trainsim.com/home.htm
Brashnir said:Anybody played Grotesque Tactics? I've been looking for a new Turn-based strategy game since finishing Fantasy Wars. Is it worth picking up?
I guess I'm kind of surprised the company allows free content...or do they frown upon it? With the discounted/free to existing users new version, I figured they made most of their money from expensive paid DLC. With a $20 price tag and free fan content, I'd almost consider purchasing it. :OcrimsonheadGCN said:For anyone who's interested in buying RailWorks 2, there's free shit here:
http://railworksamerica.com/
http://www.trainsim.com/home.htm
Drkirby said:Do you really hate it, or just saying it? Or do you "hate" it and still have fun.
Baha said:I think you'll also enjoy the latest TF2 patch notes then:
"-Fixed Engineers being able to build level 3 mini-sentries using The Wrangler for real this time"
So you're press, I take it? Did you get a review copy of Bloody Good Time yet? It's supposedly going to be released early next week. The concept was really interesting but the gameplay trailer was underwhelming. I'm hoping that the main mode isn't a straight deathmatch.Caesar III said:My Swords and Soldiers arrived. Activating on steam worked well. Installed and played one game without a problem. But it's not listed on my community page, I cannot check the achievements, when I play it, friends only see "in-game", funny thing
International and Steam DD version is coming soon according to ronimo games in their forums.
Zzoram said:Valve has a lot of patch notes like this. I've seen stuff like
"-Really fixed offline mode this time"
Portal
* Changed radio transmission frequency to comply with federal and state spectrum management regulations
That was such an awesome week.webrunner said:Then there was this one:
Blizzard said:I guess I'm kind of surprised the company allows free content...or do they frown upon it? With the discounted/free to existing users new version, I figured they made most of their money from expensive paid DLC. With a $20 price tag and free fan content, I'd almost consider purchasing it. :O
Powerful user tools to create your own content.
* The World Editor enables users to easily create new routes or modify existing ones
* Routes can be built from scratch, containing your choice of terrain, track and scenery objects
* Ability to share user-created content
* Additional content already available for download, including locomotives, rolling stock, scenarios and routes
K.Jack said:Of course Disciples II won't even load for me. Sick life.
Right so for people having these issues, you need to do three things in total.
1) Find the relevant .exe, it's located in "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\%Your_user_Name%\disciples ii galleans return" goto it's properties and set it to compatability mode for "Windows XP SP2"
2) Hook up the steam.dll, the best way to do this, as it will keep the file up to date, and also mean you never have to do it for any other game ever is to add "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam" to your system path. Goto System Properties->Advanced and click on environmental variables, find the "Path" variable, click edit, and add ";%PROGRAMFILES(X86)%\Steam" to the end.
*Note* this is for 64bit systems, if you're 32bit use ";%PROGRAMFILES%\Steam" instead.
3) Right click on the game in the steam library got properties, and uncheck the "enable steam comunity in game" option
graywolf323 said:Batman Arkham Asylum GOTY is the weekend deal
66% off so it's $13.60
I already own the vanilla game but it's kinda tempting to double dip at that price...
I may still make fun of them for spamming up the release list with all the expensive paid DLC, but the free upgrade plus $20 release sale price plus support for user content...has really improved my perception of the company. *salute*Joe Molotov said:From the Railworks 2 product page:
i might just wait for christmas sale as i too have the original version.graywolf323 said:Batman Arkham Asylum GOTY is the weekend deal
66% off so it's $13.60
I already own the vanilla game but it's kinda tempting to double dip at that price...