A mediocre puzzle game --no leaderboards for your high scores, every level is the same, difficulty never ramps up, and no time limit option. There's nothing exciting or special about it really. I'd only pick it up at 75% off. Easy achievements.
1. You can buy stuff and put it into your inventory.
2. If he is using tf2 alts it's technically okay.
3. If he made seperate alts to farm gifts with the humble bundle keys... Welcome to like 3 weeks ago.
Finished Portal 2 this weekend, and was quite pleased with every single aspect of the game. Now I am doing my best to give The Witcher a serious shot. I entered a crypt but had no torches and haven't got the slightest clue as to alchemy, I said "meh, what could possibly happen? RPG dungeons are never that dark anyway". I was wrong. So very very wrong. Those were the exact words I kept telling myself as I backpedaled into the light as fast as I could with a few ghouls gnawing at my asscheeks. I can't see shit inside! D:
I also looted a corpse and obtained flowers that an outskirts woman accepted in exchange for sex. Easiest videogame sex I've ever had.
I agree. I ended up playing Aquaria until I reached the terrible last boss fight and then gave up, as I was just forcing myself through it and not enjoying the game at all.
and my God what a gem of a game. I already liked the dark graphical style from the start, and thanks to the simplicity it allows for some splendid scenery. The visual style along with the design clicks together in this neat game. Without saying too much, all the puzzles are all very diverse and they were never too difficult, only challenging. They were spaced and sized just right and never bored me. There's alot of trial and error gameplay when you do fail at first, but getting the actual solution is never too far fetched. The building in difficulty isn't too steep and the game introduces you to new concepts fairly well.
My mind was baffled at the whole industry area!
The silent story that was told has told us just enough on the backstory and history of the world in Limbo. Might have liked to see a bit more of it in the end.
When the slo-mo scene kicked in, you ended up back in the forest, and for a minute I thought it was some kind of time loop, taking me back to the actual start of the game That would've been a real ballkicker for the boy!
All in all, completed in 3 hours, loved the graphics and puzzles, and finishes just right.
Not really. It's really barebones on features(No leaderboard!?) but quite relaxing and charming. Check it on youtube, it's pretty in motion.
It's fairly easy though. The daily made me start it up again and right now I have 200 million in points and up to level 20 something out of 50. It gets gradually trickier though as you raise through the levels.
It has achievements but no way to compare yourself to the rest of the world.
2. Use the number keys to activate spells. I can't overstate this enough. USE THE NUMBER KEYS TO ACTIVATE SPELLS. The game instantly got 1000x better when I switched from those stupid song sequences to number keys.
Game's great, a laidback Metroidvania. Not exactly backlog rush material though, as someone else pointed out.
Do I do it?!?! I mean they're stupid items! Why wouldn't I!? It equals to about 60 euros. Wait. Skyrim can be bought for 40. Man I'm not doing that! Or am I? HELP!
The value of bills hat/earbuds will always go up, the value of Skyrim will always go down. I say keep em. If Fallout NV is anything to go by, expect it to be $5-10 at the Xmas sale.
Do I do it?!?! I mean they're stupid items! Why wouldn't I!? It equals to about 60 euros. Wait. Skyrim can be bought for 40. Man I'm not doing that! Or am I? HELP!
The value of bills hat/earbuds will always go up, the value of Skyrim will always go down. I say keep em. If Fallout NV is anything to go by, expect it to be $5-10 at the Xmas sale.
Of course the value will go up, but if one doesn't really care about the cosmetic items and wants to play Skyrim (GOTY for 2012 :3) for technically no monies, then I say go ahead and thank the gods for TF2 and the wonky economy it has. XD
It's kind of hard with those one deal kind of items since you just won't get them back unless you find someone that wants to trade them, but other than that I'm not gonna miss them
I do however have a huge backlog and don't know if I will play skyrim anytime soon. Man why is this so fucking hard!
It's kind of hard with those one deal kind of items since you just won't get them back unless you find someone that wants to trade them, but other than that I'm not gonna miss them
I do however have a huge backlog and don't know if I will play skyrim anytime soon. Man why is this so fucking hard!
Yeah, if he's got a backlog I would probably agree. That's the nice thing about Steamworks games, a lot of times you can get the game cheaper at retail/eBay well before it sees a huge discount on the Steam store.
Yeah, if he's got a backlog I would probably agree. That's the nice thing about Steamworks games, a lot of times you can get the game cheaper at retail/eBay well before it sees a huge discount on the Steam store.
This is a worse deal then the one you were offered for Skyrim. Just sayin'.
Moot point now, but to clarify I meant it was a bad deal because even though W2 is $40 right now, it's been marked down to $25 or so a handful of times already which is less than the value of the buds by themselves.
The value of bills hat/earbuds will always go up, the value of Skyrim will always go down. I say keep em. If Fallout NV is anything to go by, expect it to be $5-10 at the Xmas sale.
LOL. Yeah right. Eventually the market is going to bottom out when people move onto another game, or they wake up to the reality that cosmetic items are worthless. I'd sell now while there's still gullible people out there.
LOL. Yeah right. Eventually the market is going to bottom out when people move onto another game, or they wake up to the reality that cosmetic items are worthless.
LOL. Yeah right. Eventually the market is going to bottom out when people move onto another game, or they wake up to the reality that cosmetic items are worthless. I'd sell now while there's still gullible people out there.
Always does not equal now. TF2 can last years and years but the prices won't always go up. It may scare some people but there will be a day when people aren't really playing CS1.6 or MW2 for some reason or another. It could even somehow become a Halo 2 way and it all just shuts down. Can't play MW2 when I move on to brain games with eye contact monitors.
LOL. Yeah right. Eventually the market is going to bottom out when people move onto another game, or they wake up to the reality that cosmetic items are worthless. I'd sell now while there's still gullible people out there.
They may be worthless, but as long as people consider them worth something, they're not worthless.
It's like, paper money or something, right? Paper money by itself can be burned to keep you warm but it's not very GOOD for that. But there's a big system and everyone accepts the paper as something worthwhile. Okay so it's probably a terrible analogy BUT STILL. As long as there's a market of people who want to spend $10 on a virtual hat, virtual hats are presumably not worthless.
They may be worthless, but as long as people consider them worth something, they're not worthless.
It's like, paper money or something, right? Paper money by itself can be burned to keep you warm but it's not very GOOD for that. But there's a big system and everyone accepts the paper as something worthwhile. Okay so it's probably a terrible analogy BUT STILL. As long as there's a market of people who want to spend $10 on a virtual hat, virtual hats are presumably not worthless.
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Why do people pay such amounts for hats and shit? Aren't they completely useless? I don't understand TF2's economy. At all. Please, someone explain the point of it all.
Why do people pay such amounts for hats and shit? Aren't they completely useless? I don't understand TF2's economy. At all. Please, someone explain the point of it all.
1. People like the way hats look. People are willing to pay money for a videogame hat they think is cool.
2. Alternatively, some people try to take advantage of #1 above by having like 20 idler accounts, collecting items, and trading back and forth with people in order to collect the most valuable things and make a profit (minus the time they spent farming and trading).