vaguely interested in transformers.is that a daily?
vaguely interested in transformers.is that a daily?
Wow, they actually have games for .25 cents. lol Orcs 2 -2 pack is $24.99. Not bad.
"Midweek Madness
Offer Ends Thursday at 4pm Pacific Time."
Just saw. Im a big transformers fan from back in the day... Steam GAF is it good?
There is an interesting discussion on /r/IndieGaming/ started by the dev of A Virus Named TOM. The game was scheduled to be released this month, but it will finally be released after the Steam sales, as happened to QUBE (scheduled for early December 2011, released mid-January 2012). He is worried about his sale volumes. One interesting point is the game will cost $10, may be released with a 25% discount, and is already at a 50% discount (DRM free for Windows, and Steam key included) for pre-orderers. I am tempted now...
A Virus Named TOM, which will be released shortly after the Steam sales, on August 1st. The game will cost $10 but pre-orderers can get it with a 50%-discount and have immediately access to the beta on Steam, plus a DRM-free release through the Humble Store.
Do you remember his name? If so I'll kick him from the gaf tf2 group.Lol someone tried to pull the same thing on me. They were part of the TF2 GAF group thing but weren't part of GAF. They were just there to try and hustle people into giving them items.
Deleted the person from my list.
Looks like a mix of Bomberman, Fortix, and Pipe Dream (the old Win95 era pack-in game). I will say that it's easy for indie game that are of the arcadey puzzler genre to get lost in the crowd these days. Back in the days of Braid, they were new and fresh -- now it's harder to make a name for yourself imho.Tomorrow A virus named Tom will be released. It is still available for $5 with a Steam key as a pre-order.
Tomorrow A virus named Tom will be released. It is still available for $5 with a Steam key as a pre-order.
Do you remember his name? If so I'll kick him from the gaf tf2 group.
So let me guess, since I didn't jump on the old coupon GMG had, Borderlands 2 isn't going to go below or back to $40 now is it?
The UK 4 pack is around 35 dollars plus PayPal fees.So let me guess, since I didn't jump on the old coupon GMG had, Borderlands 2 isn't going to go below or back to $40 now is it?
GMG repeat deals constantly, there's 7 weeks before the game releases so I'd be shocked if the game hasn't been 20%+ off multiple times before then.So let me guess, since I didn't jump on the old coupon GMG had, Borderlands 2 isn't going to go below or back to $40 now is it?
Maybe a new coupon will come within' the next month and a half?
The UK 4 pack is around 35 dollars plus PayPal fees.
Debating getting The Void or waiting until it's in another bundle someday. Not sure.
Debating getting The Void or waiting until it's in another bundle someday. Not sure.
Debating getting The Void or waiting until it's in another bundle someday. Not sure.
I think it's great but there's high chance you'll never play it, so wait until you really feel like it. (for 2.50 you can easily buy it tho)Debating getting The Void or waiting until it's in another bundle someday. Not sure.
Binary domain for $9,99 on Get Games currently, activates on Steam and you can pay in USD as long as you provide a US address like on Amazon (you can change the currency after you put it in the basket).
I've bought games there before and are legit afaik. They partner with Eurogamer.
If you aren't playing it coop you're doing it wrong. The AI buddies are pretty bad if you play alone and you can tell that ammo-wise and otherwise the game wasn't balanced for playing by yourself, much like Left 4 Dead.Just putting my two cents in regarding Transformers: WFC.
Stay away!
I'm guessing I'm probably in the minority here but oh my gosh that game is boring.
Now there are lots of things that are done well, don't get me wrong. I don't think it's garbage. But it was painful to play.
- all the characters and environments look so similar that it's hard to figure out where the enemies are at times. I'm not kidding. I would be getting shot at and have to move around until I saw my reticle turn red to find some enemies.
- ammo is scarce. You actually spend quite a bit of time backtracking or searching every corner for ammo. You have to search around for it because they don't put it out in the open for you. It's a shooter game where the only thing you do is, well, shoot and ammo is an issue.
- the guns are boring and feel weak.
I made it through the first 4 chapters of the Autobot campaign before sending it back.
Buyer beware. Kind of.
* I heard the multiplayer is awesome though. But no one was playing on the 360 when I had it.
Just putting my two cents in regarding Transformers: WFC.
Stay away!
I'm guessing I'm probably in the minority here but oh my gosh that game is boring.
Now there are lots of things that are done well, don't get me wrong. I don't think it's garbage. But it was painful to play.
- all the characters and environments look so similar that it's hard to figure out where the enemies are at times. I'm not kidding. I would be getting shot at and have to move around until I saw my reticle turn red to find some enemies.
- ammo is scarce. You actually spend quite a bit of time backtracking or searching every corner for ammo. You have to search around for it because they don't put it out in the open for you. It's a shooter game where the only thing you do is, well, shoot and ammo is an issue.
- the guns are boring and feel weak.
I made it through the first 4 chapters of the Autobot campaign before sending it back.
Buyer beware. Kind of.
* I heard the multiplayer is awesome though. But no one was playing on the 360 when I had it.
Nice, Valve have a office in Europe. I hope this means a Valve store for Europe.
No more class actions.
Valve have announced changes to Steam's subscriber agreement that seek to prohibit users from filing lawsuits against the company.
Saying that they "considered this change very carefully", a Valve statement explains that "It's clear to us that in some situations, class actions have real benefits to customers. In far too many cases however, class actions don't provide any real benefit to users and instead impose unnecessary expense and delay, and are often designed to benefit the class action lawyers who craft and litigate these claims."
"Class actions like these do not benefit us or our communities. We think this new dispute resolution process is faster and better for you and Valve while avoiding unnecessary costs, and that it will therefore benefit the community as a whole."
On the one hand, they have a point! Many class action lawsuits are a waste of everyone's time and a pain in the ass. But what happens if something terrible happens to Steam one day, and there are actually grounds to instigate such a case? As the statement reads, in some situations, class action lawsuits do benefit customers. By removing that option, they're essentially depriving you, as a consumer, of a valid means of protecting your rights and gaining compensation should Valve one day mess something up.
In addition to the attempted block on class-action suits - remember, some American states are questioning the legality of these kind of clauses - Valve is also trying to put a stop to users launching individual lawsuits against the company, instead introducing "a new required process whereby we agree to use arbitration or small claims court to resolve the dispute."
This sucks. Why? You normally can't appeal the findings of a private arbitration hearing, nor is there an independent or public means of reviewing an arbitrator's decisions. Such hearings are also designed to be conducted privately, out of the public eye.
The move ensures that even if Valve screws something up, or something terrible happens to Steam and/or your games collection, any compensation or dispute will be handled on their terms, not those of a court and jury.
Should you actually need to resolve a dispute via such a hearing, "Valve will reimburse your costs of the arbitration for claims under a certain amount". Also, "Reimbursement by Valve is provided regardless of the arbitrator's decision, provided that the arbitrator does not determine the claim to be frivolous or the costs unreasonable."
You can read the new agreement in its entirety here. Importantly, it appears that, much like Microsoft's changes, there is no "opt-out" clause.
The new agreement is part of a Steam update that has already gone live.
Is there a way to block people I'm not actually friends with from sending me group invites
Is there a way to block people I'm not actually friends with from sending me group invites
These are the reasons I can never actually like Valve like many do, they may be nicer than most, but then they pull shit like this...not sure if thread worthy:
http://kotaku.com/5930705/now-valve-is-trying-to-stop-people-suing-them-too
These are the reasons I can never actually like Valve like many do, they may be nicer than most, but then they pull shit like this...
These are the reasons I can never actually like Valve like many do, they may be nicer than most, but then they pull shit like this...
These are the reasons I can never actually like Valve like many do, they may be nicer than most, but then they pull shit like this...
These are the reasons I can never actually like Valve like many do, they may be nicer than most, but then they pull shit like this...