I can't wait until the day before Yesterday's release.
I can't wait until the day before Yesterday's release.
So I am having an odd issue. Lately games and more often then not updates will start to download, pause then never resume. If I manually try to resume them it just goes right back to paused. Every few minutes it will also switch to downloading but then instantly go back to paused. Has this happened to anyone else? Its only with updates and the only thing to get past it is to delete the local files and download the whole game again.
Jolly Roger key in post. Reply if you take it.
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In case anyone is curious I'm cleaning house on my extra IndieGala keys, and doing it one at a time to try and prevent people from grabbing them all at once.
who want's a point and click game?
Nikopol: Secrets of the Immortals
who want's a point and click game?
Nikopol: Secrets of the Immortals
Last one, and it's Xotic! The FPS indie game with weird shit
Taken, thanks. This game is weird as shit.And one from me to supplement Tess3ract: the Xotic DLC: Pipe Works Expansion Pack!
Reply if you taken.
Looks like F1 2012 will be Steamworks. That's it for Codemasters and GFWL.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2012-03-16-codemasters-unveil-f1-2012
Skip to the end of the trailer and you'll see the Steam logo, but no GFWL logo.
Who does this leave? Capcom... and..?
The Devil Himself.
Or as mortals have come to call it, "Warner Bros."
Looks like F1 2012 will be Steamworks. That's it for Codemasters and GFWL.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2012-03-16-codemasters-unveil-f1-2012
Skip to the end of the trailer and you'll see the Steam logo, but no GFWL logo.
Yeah, kind of. Basically, sometimes with really tiny updates, it'll just about finish and then hang for awhile. If I click resume it'll just pause a moment later, like you said. I really don't get it either. Restarting Steam, loading up and exciting a game, and changing download regions have all worked for me before though. Leaving it alone for awhile will work at times too.
So I just wrapped up Rochard, here are some thoughts:
- I loved the art-style. They used a pastel-cartoon style that works really well with the environments and they pack in a good amount of visual variety. The color-grading is fantastic.
- The game is a great showcase for the Unity Engine. Performance is rock solid and there are a lot of well-used visual effects. For MSAA on Nvidia cards, use the bit: 0x004000C1.
- The controls feel really tight on the 360 pad and the final boss is a great example of this. Moving through the environment is a real pleasure.
- The puzzles are interesting, though they never got as deep as I would have liked them to. There is some great potential shown with some of the laser puzzles, but the game never takes it any further. Still, they are satisfying to work through and there are none that poorly balanced in terms of difficulty.
- The story is light-hearted and pleasant enough. The voice work is solid and the characters are fun.
- The only real issue I had with the game was that the combat feels a little BS at times. Enemies can shoot at you from off screen sometimes and they throw you into a couple scenarios that are pretty much guaranteed to kill you the first time, taking you back to a checkpoint.
All in all, I had a really good time with the game. The in-game counter showed a completion time of roughly 5.5 hours and it definitely was solid content the whole way through. Easily worth the 10$.
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Too bad they're all takenDungeon Defenders for free:
http://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/qzoim/giving_away_500_copies_of_our_game_dungeon/
Sums the game up quite good. On top of that:Since Rochard is 50% and people will ask for impressions at some point, here they are:
Dungeon Defenders for free:
http://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/qzoim/giving_away_500_copies_of_our_game_dungeon/
so recent Steam sales are ...
40% off Anno 2070
...now, while that's all fine and dandy, and better than nothing ...i've been noticing for the last while that publishers don't seem to be dropping the price for their Steam sales as drastically as they once seemed to do on there.
i guess the publishers know that Steam has the largest market share now and don't feel like dropping price as quickly as they might have in the past.
if that's really the case ...i guess i can't blame them ...but i'm a little disappointed at the same time.
Actually, it was £34.99, which is pretty ridiculous in any case.
if that's really the case ...i guess i can't blame them ...but i'm a little disappointed at the same time.
That doesn't seem to be the case. Infact so far this month has been better on sales than normal. 8 of the last 14 daily deals have been 75% off. That's almost more than there were 75% sales in the entirety of February.so recent Steam sales are ...
50% off Dungeon Defenders
50% off Rochard
40% off Anno 2070
...now, while that's all fine and dandy, and better than nothing ...i've been noticing for the last while that publishers don't seem to be dropping the price for their Steam sales as drastically as they once seemed to do on there.
i guess the publishers know that Steam has the largest market share now and don't feel like dropping price as quickly as they might have in the past.
if that's really the case ...i guess i can't blame them ...but i'm a little disappointed at the same time.
I wouldn't judge it too harshly based on those screenshots. It actually looks pretty good in motion. Although, I miss the pre-rendered backgrounds as well.Wow, looking at those Myst V screenshots its amazing how much worse the series looked when they moved away from pre-rendered stuff.
so recent Steam sales are ...
50% off Dungeon Defenders
50% off Rochard
40% off Anno 2070
...now, while that's all fine and dandy, and better than nothing ...i've been noticing for the last while that publishers don't seem to be dropping the price for their Steam sales as drastically as they once seemed to do on there.
i guess the publishers know that Steam has the largest market share now and don't feel like dropping price as quickly as they might have in the past.
if that's really the case ...i guess i can't blame them ...but i'm a little disappointed at the same time.
so recent Steam sales are ...
50% off Dungeon Defenders
50% off Rochard
40% off Anno 2070
...now, while that's all fine and dandy, and better than nothing ...i've been noticing for the last while that publishers don't seem to be dropping the price for their Steam sales as drastically as they once seemed to do on there.
i guess the publishers know that Steam has the largest market share now and don't feel like dropping price as quickly as they might have in the past.
if that's really the case ...i guess i can't blame them ...but i'm a little disappointed at the same time.
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Dungeon Defenders for free:
http://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/qzoim/giving_away_500_copies_of_our_game_dungeon/
He, or rather his namesake, did the Stanford prison study.