LastWindow said:I'd make that my primary gaming goal right now.
Kritz said:I've played the beginning tutorial six times by now. Each time I hit the start of act 1, and kill the three monsters, I totally lose interest in the game. Game doesn't do the greatest job of motivating a motherfucker.
... I'll try to play more of it today.
1-D_FTW said:Wow. Getting around to installing the Shift mods that somebody linked on the previous page.
#1) Them's some hardcore installation directions. Yikes. I'm definitely copying the folder to another drive when I get done. I'm not doing this again.
Depends on the drive and the bus.hamchan said:Does anyone run Steam off an external hard drive? Does it make loading games slower?
hamchan said:Does anyone run Steam off an external hard drive? Does it make loading games slower?
classic controller proSyphon Filter said:Speaking of gamepads, is there any gamepad with a good dpad?
1-D_FTW said:Wow. Getting around to installing the Shift mods that somebody linked on the previous page.
#1) Them's some hardcore installation directions. Yikes. I'm definitely copying the folder to another drive when I get done. I'm not doing this again.
#2) Are you EFFING KIDDING ME? I'm reading the readme, and it seems the physics bugs with the game were from typos? "One letter typos" were the reason certain cars would have the jump bugs? I don't like using the L word, but that's some lazy shit if true.
As long as support for K/M doesn't suffer. He is somewhat right in that the standard control method is an afterthought in some PC games making it a useless option when it should be the best control option.wolfmat said:We need choice, first and foremost. So supporting pads is a good thing.
No. I have eSata.hamchan said:Does anyone run Steam off an external hard drive? Does it make loading games slower?
Sure, I had that complaint with Darksiders, it's kind of jerky with KB/M. But it's far from the norm in my library, so that doesn't make me worry, really.poppabk said:As long as support for K/M doesn't suffer. He is somewhat right in that the standard control method is an afterthought in some PC games making it a useless option when it should be the best control option.
Sober said:There's a bit of work to be done to get it working on modern systems apparently (IIRC, it came out in 04).
Found a thread for it: http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1374605
The ST link changed, should be this IIRC.
http://www.simtropolis.com/forum/topic/33931-how-to-configure-sc4-to-work-with-your-new-hardware/
(note I haven't actually installed SC4 Deluxe on my new PC so I have no idea if it works, but apparently it works for everyone else)
SC4 is alright, it's got some performance pitfalls though, crashes randomly on my setup and I have problems getting stable cities going in little time. Stable meaning "generating profit, at least slightly".TheEastonator said:So is SimCity 4 good? Someone sell me on the game. Never played it, but I did absolutely love Civ 4 and the Roller Coaster Tycoon games...
...though I sort of skirted over some of the more realistic complexities in both of those games so I could just focus more on having fun. Always set the workers in Civ 4 to 'auto-improve'
Forkball said:If I had to guess the next four days, It's gotta be Mass Effect, Battlefield, Dead Space, and Spore.
Somehow Batman:AA will even be included in the EA sale.Forkball said:If I had to guess the next four days, It's gotta be Mass Effect, Battlefield, Dead Space, and Spore.
I mean, probably. But the argument was already happening, so I thought I'd toss my two cents into the mix. U:Ledsen said:Isn't he just trolling? No one could be that ignorant.
Because many games don't have AA in 2011 (deferred rendering and it's hard to have AA without DX10/DX11?), or it's hard, or they didn't have time, or whatnot. In the UDK for instance, I still don't know a good way to force AA.InertiaXr said:I got Hot Pursuit in the sale yesterday and had a few questions about it. Why can't I add friends without first playing at least 1 game online? Why doesn't it have AA in 2011? Why is there unskippable tutorials/cutscenes everywhere?
Come back when you have five cents and then we will care.Twig said:I mean, probably. But the argument was already happening, so I thought I'd toss my two cents into the mix. U:
A test of genuine interactivity to prevent spammers from doing their stupidwork.InertiaXr said:Why can't I add friends without first playing at least 1 game online?
They're lazy assholes.Why doesn't it have AA in 2011?
They're assholes.Why is there unskippable tutorials/cutscenes everywhere?
Hanzou said:Im looking at getting some mods for it as well. Which ones have you installed?
plc268 said:Shift 1 is more moddable than Shift 2. People have tweaked the physics to make it much more realistic. Also some assets from Shift 2 and other games have even been ported over.
It's worth a look:
http://www.virtualr.net/need-for-speed-shift-overhaul-mod-2-0-released/
Why would it? EA games have never integrated with steam, as far as I know.
InertiaXr said:I got Hot Pursuit in the sale yesterday and had a few questions about it. Why can't I add friends without first playing at least 1 game online? Why doesn't it have AA in 2011? Why is there unskippable tutorials/cutscenes everywhere?
InertiaXr said:Ok, more questions then.
Unskippable cut scenes, IN ONLINE events? guys come on
Edit: Nevermind, found the friends thing on the main menu.
Anyways, pretty fun so far. Done 3 Hot Pursuit events online, finished first as racer in 2 of them (no help from my teammates, hit by spike strip by same guy in both events, then the same guy was swerving in front of me apparently to impede my progress? He was on my team though....) then won event I did as cop, did most of the damage just didn't get the actual takedown.
Add me if you know how, InertiaXr on steam and in game.
Zimbardo said:while Hot Pursuit doesn't have an anti aliasing option in game, you can apply anti aliasing, specifically to Hot Pursuit, via the Nvidia control panel.
i have mine set to 1080p and 4xAA ...i haven't bothered to try anything higher, but you can obviously see the difference in game.
i've never owned an ATI/AMD card, so i don't know if the same can be done with those cards, but i'm assuming that you probably can.
InertiaXr said:Mind walking me through adding AA in Nvidia control panel? I have a GTX460.
TheExodu5 said:The keyboard is a fine input option for fighting games. Directional control is less intuitive, but is faster than with a stick. Piano rolling would obviously be very easy. Keyboard is far superior to a controller for fighting games.
I also don't get this, but a lot of people are saying this. Probably people without a stick.Sanjay said:Is this a joke?
InertiaXr said:Mind walking me through adding AA in Nvidia control panel? I have a GTX460.
wolfmat said:I also don't get this, but a lot of people are saying this. Probably people without a stick.
It's not bad for characters that don't use full circle inputs like Zangief or something.wolfmat said:I also don't get this, but a lot of people are saying this. Probably people without a stick.
There's a reason someone made this all button "joystick" for fighting games...Sanjay said:Is this a joke?
Sanjay said:Is this a joke?
The thing is though that most keyboards carry a considerable delay with them, and most drivers don't even allow for simultaneous input of more than 3 keys (this depends on all sorts of variables though; some keys cancel each other out, for example).ExMachina said:There's a reason someone made this all button "joystick" for fighting games...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1qngjVB_ks&feature=player_embedded
There's a lot of mechanical advantages to having movement mapped to buttons instead of a joystick for fighters. I still prefer arcade-style controls, but if you were going for pure input accuracy/speed, a keyboard or Hitbox would actually be better.
wolfmat said:The thing is though that most keyboards carry a considerable delay with them, and most drivers don't even allow for simultaneous input of more than 3 keys (this depends on all sorts of variables though; some keys cancel each other out, for example).
Edit: The delay should be negligible in most network play scenarios, however.
Cipherr said:I would assume that most gamers are using keyboard made for gaming that dont have issues with key ghosting and horrible latency though. But still, a fighting game with a keyboard? Dear god, I have no idea how people could do that.
wolfmat said:The thing is though that most keyboards carry a considerable delay with them, and most drivers don't even allow for simultaneous input of more than 3 keys (this depends on all sorts of variables though; some keys cancel each other out, for example).
Edit: The delay should be negligible in most network play scenarios, however.
Syphon Filter said:Anyone have the logitech g110 keyboard? How is it?
TheExodu5 said:I don't have it...but it seems overpriced by today's standards. It's just a regular keyboard with macro keys (and a lack of ghosting).
A lot of gamers have started to move towards mechanical switch or scissor switch keyboards today (if they're not content with a regular keyboard). The Razer Blackwidow is quite popular.
nah not touching those,way too expensive. I am usually good with any keyboard but the g110 seems nice.TheExodu5 said:I don't have it...but it seems overpriced by today's standards. It's just a regular keyboard with macro keys (and a lack of ghosting).
A lot of gamers have started to move towards mechanical switch or scissor switch keyboards today (if they're not content with a regular keyboard). The Razer Blackwidow is quite popular.