The Lord of the Rings Online is now available on Steam: http://store.steampowered.com/news/8147/
Great, now my steam friends will know too the stupid amount of time I spend on this game.
The Lord of the Rings Online is now available on Steam: http://store.steampowered.com/news/8147/
Far Cry 2 is shooter of the generation so far, so if you don't want to be an asshole then go buy it!!!
The purchase is tied to your account, so it's basically impossible to buy the same game twice on the App Store, unless you create a new account. Even though it used to say "Are you sure you want to buy this?" the 2nd time you downloaded the app it wouldn't charge you.
Don't they publish Combat Arms as well?Arena Kings, which is by Demiurge Studios and in the same universe as Shoot Many Robots, is coming to Steam and is in beta right now. It seems to be a PVP Arena game.
Also, Nexon was added to the Steam registry. Maybe Vindictus or MapleStory is coming to Steam.
Oh right, how come SE never bothered bringing their PC versions of FF games over to Steam?
Arena Kings, which is by Demiurge Studios and in the same universe as Shoot Many Robots, is coming to Steam and is in beta right now. It seems to be a PVP Arena game.
Also, Nexon was added to the Steam registry. Maybe Vindictus or MapleStory is coming to Steam.
I believe FF7 and 8 are in the registry, but were added years ago so it's unlikely they'll be released at this point. From what I understand games on steam have to meet some minimum technical requirements (such as working with the steam overlay) and my guess is that those older FF games didn't meet them.
Oh right, how come SE never bothered bringing their PC versions of FF games over to Steam?
I believe FF7 and 8 are in the registry, but were added years ago so it's unlikely they'll be released at this point. From what I understand games on steam have to meet some minimum technical requirements (such as working with the steam overlay) and my guess is that those older FF games didn't meet them.
While possible the FF games dont cert for some reason I have a few steam games in my library that do not work with steam overlay already.
Yeah, the Indie Bundles have led to some garbage on my list as well.
One NeoGAF user posted this a couple of years ago:It was fun until it just got too damn repetitive. Great graphics and scenery, but the constant respawning enemies really got on my nerves (checkpoints you cleared out would respawn much too quickly, IMO).
lolOne NeoGAF user posted this a couple of years ago:
"Far Cry 2 is basically the anti-Crysis. You're the perpetual hapless victim in some godforsaken African country and everything and everyone is trying to kill you. Your guns suck, you have malaria, and you're constantly being hunted by packs of armed men in jeeps. It's like a slapstick comedy with one joke and it goes on for about 15 hours."
I recognize that some people like/love Far Cry 2, but I still love that assessment of it.
It didn't need to work with the steam overlay, GTA2 seems to have issue's and never really seems to work with it,.The main issue was the assets were such a low resolution it looked like a an eyesore, something like 320x240 for the game. there is a fan made mod that solves some of the issue's but I doubt SE would use it.
I believe FF7 and 8 are in the registry, but were added years ago so it's unlikely they'll be released at this point. From what I understand games on steam have to meet some minimum technical requirements (such as working with the steam overlay) and my guess is that those older FF games didn't meet them.
I basically modded Skyrim to become like this. The enemies are hard, I modded combat so it's more interesting which ends up making it a lot more risky, I have to eat, sleep, and I get both physical and mental fatigue. If I don't build a fire in some of the colder regions, or I dare to take a swim, I need to dry off and warm up or risk certain death. I think it's great.
...is there something wrong with me? I read that description and it sounded exactly like something I'd love to play.
At this point Square-Enix would be better off just releasing FF7+8 in a PS1 emulator wrapper. It'd run better and look better.
I basically modded Skyrim to become like this. The enemies are hard, I modded combat so it's more interesting which ends up making it a lot more risky, I have to eat, sleep, and I get both physical and mental fatigue. If I don't build a fire in some of the colder regions, or I dare to take a swim, I need to dry off and warm up or risk certain death. I think it's great.
...is there something wrong with me? I read that description and it sounded exactly like something I'd love to play.
By all means go for it then. I tend to really dislike respawning enemies but you might enjoy it.I basically modded Skyrim to become like this. The enemies are hard, I modded combat so it's more interesting which ends up making it a lot more risky, I have to eat, sleep, and I get both physical and mental fatigue. If I don't build a fire in some of the colder regions, or I dare to take a swim, I need to dry off and warm up or risk certain death. I think it's great.
...is there something wrong with me? I read that description and it sounded exactly like something I'd love to play.
No, what you did to Skyrim is what FC2 wishes it was. FC2 is an interesting idea crippled by a few incredibly bad design decisions that can't be modded out. For all the claims of being able to play it how you want, the game goes far out of its way to punish the player for not playing a certain way (and even that way is often broken). As far as I can tell the game's defenders are the kind of people who salivate whenever a designer used the word "ludic", regardless of implementation, appropriateness, or coherency.I basically modded Skyrim to become like this. The enemies are hard, I modded combat so it's more interesting which ends up making it a lot more risky, I have to eat, sleep, and I get both physical and mental fatigue. If I don't build a fire in some of the colder regions, or I dare to take a swim, I need to dry off and warm up or risk certain death. I think it's great.
...is there something wrong with me? I read that description and it sounded exactly like something I'd love to play.
One NeoGAF user posted this a couple of years ago:
"Far Cry 2 is basically the anti-Crysis. You're the perpetual hapless victim in some godforsaken African country and everything and everyone is trying to kill you. Your guns suck, you have malaria, and you're constantly being hunted by packs of armed men in jeeps. It's like a slapstick comedy with one joke and it goes on for about 15 hours."
I recognize that some people like/love Far Cry 2, but I still love that assessment of it.
One NeoGAF user posted this a couple of years ago:
"Far Cry 2 is basically the anti-Crysis. You're the perpetual hapless victim in some godforsaken African country and everything and everyone is trying to kill you. Your guns suck, you have malaria, and you're constantly being hunted by packs of armed men in jeeps. It's like a slapstick comedy with one joke and it goes on for about 15 hours."
I recognize that some people like/love Far Cry 2, but I still love that assessment of it.
http://store.steampowered.com/sub/12986/
That would be a pretty interesting 30 minutes until you get hit by a random car.That's a great sales pitch for Far Cry 2 as far as im concerned.
It's the perfect game to force yourself to do a permadeath run
Er, FC2 isn't on newer console hardware than recent games. Saints Row (and GTASA and older games I'm not thinking of) had open worlds with regions that could be "captured", thereby reducing or eliminating threats. FC2 kept track of the checkpoints and how many had been "unlocked" with whatever their particular bonus was (health, ammo, etc), and there's no reason why the "unlock", which basically required the player to clear the checkpoint, couldn't be tied to an ingame clock or even the console system clock where the respawn wouldn't occur for a greatly increased amount of time.The reason Far Cry 2 spawn system works the way it works is because of limitations at the time. It was very ambitious, but as such it used game design ideas that are now pretty much obsolete in these kinds of games. Instead of it working like one big open world, its devided by small areas without noticeable "loading" or anything between them. Each time you leave one (aka walk far enough) that area has to reset, so enemies respawn.
Does Far Cry 2 have controller support?
For 2.50, I cannot not recommend it, but you have like 90% chances of getting annoyed at the game and 10% of absolutely adoring it. I think the game was full of great ideas for open world STALKER-y games (malaria, injuries, shitty guns that get jammed a lot, friends that come and help you sometimes, factions, wild life) but most if not all of them are underdeveloped and yes, checkpoints fucking ruin everything.So essentially Far Cry 2 is good then?
Dungeons of Dredmor and DLC 70% off to celebrate the release of the new free expansion pack and Steam Workshop integration.
http://store.steampowered.com/sub/12986/
Great price for a great game. The available mods make it even more expansive if you so wish.
I recently found a code for this among my Humble Bundles, kinda felt bad for forgetting about it so I bought the DLC.
Joined about a dozen giveaways on steamgifts for this. We'll see if lady luck is on my side...
...and lets me win Prey.
I thought Prey wasn't on Steam anymore?