PetriP-TNT
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Just noticed that "Summer Claim Check" was added to TF2 on 26th. ZOMG
Any interest in Shank 2?
First one to quote this post gets a free key.
You should visit the LEGO petition as well:
http://lego.cuusoo.com/ideas/view/35223
Needs 10K votes to be considered, it's pretty cool![]()
- Wow, he really does care! I'd be honored to die for my leader now."BV just didn't resonate with me artistically and Waterloo is boring.
Any interest in Shank 2?
First one to quote this post gets a free key.
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I would buy the hell out of that.
Coolio, is it as good as the first game? Played that one on PSN back in the day and I enjoyed it.
It probably runs fine for most people, but when it first came out I think it could use a bunch of GPU memory and possibly a bit of GPU processing power as well. Even if Valve fixed most problems, I wouldn't be surprised if it's eating a little bit of your GPU and making Skyrim not perfectly smooth.So, is it just my imagination, or does Big Picture mode cause a slight performance hit? Because of the recent bugged version I played Skyrim with the regular overlay for a while, and the game was really smooth. Now that they fixed BP mode again, the game feels a lot more stuttery.
Anyone wants Capsized? First quote.
Me?
Hopefully this time I'll get something xD
I hope FTL goes down to that price as well during the steam seal. I don't have paypal and I'm not going to make an account just for this.
Yup, I'll send it over in a bit.
I hope FTL goes down to that price as well during the steam seal. I don't have paypal and I'm not going to make an account just for this.
Hmm, how does that amazon account work? Haven't bought something from amazon yet. You just make an account with CC information and sign in to buy FTL?
Yeah.
The first one (fun fact: it was renamed Duke Nukum due to a trademark/copyright problem that ended up not existing, so the sequels regained the original name) is great, though not a pleasant aural experience: no music and dreadful sounds.Hyped for the original Duke games on Steam as I've never played them
You should fix something. I had no problems with it, so I'd guess the issue is on your end. What can the problem be, sadly I have no idea.So I decided to finally try out Psychonauts last night. I've never played the game and heard the story was fun, if the gameplay a little basic. Well, I got about 5 minutes in and the game crashed at a cutscene. Loaded it back up and it worked...until the next cutscene. The game was running fine, smooth framerate and everything, until a cutscene loaded. And when one did load, if I tried to skip it would crash. Is this just a shoddy port or should I fix something?
Here's one: the devs offer a Steam key for the game itself but not the game + OST bundle.
No and yes. The ones that came with Duke Nukem 3D Megaton Edition were expansions, not different games, and they weren't created by 3D Realms/Apogee. Duke Nukem Forever is also on Steam right now, with some DLC.I thought they just released all the old Duke Nukem games? Are these more of them?
Here's one: the devs offer a Steam key for the game itself but not the game + OST bundle.
Here's one: the devs offer a Steam key for the game itself but not the game + OST bundle.
- Wow, he really does care! I'd be honored to die for my leader now."
- Wait, you're not necessarily gonna die..."
- Oh, come on. Fred's a great leader and all, but he's still Fred."
If you didn't laugh at this, I'm sorry to say this but you lack a sense of humor, my friend.
Thanks a lot, but then I'd probably have to pay some crazy shipping fees (Argentinian guy here).Hm, they'd probably be easier to get over here, in the UK? Would you like me to see if I can rustle some up for you? Are you okay with second hand books if in decent condition? If so, which ones are you after?
Ah, okay. I had previously mentioned how much I was enjoying BioShock ITT IIRC so perhaps you subliminally remembered that.
Is this the right time to hit myself for missing $4.70 Arkham City GOTY a couple of monts ago? That game isn't discounted on its own, and I already have AA.
Just buy it twice and give the extra copy to a friend.
NO EXCUSE.
Steamapps\common\FTL Faster Than Light\resources\resource.dat, run through a fileripper that supports OGG vorbis.
Presto, you have the music.![]()
The game+ OST bundle costs the same as buying the game and OST seperatly (at least in Europe), so you could just pick the OST later on when on sale on Steam.
FYI: tons of new packages added to registry.
It's not the same game!The game+ OST bundle costs the same as buying the game and OST seperatly (at least in Europe), so you could just pick the OST later on when on sale on Steam.
OK, I can give you that. Some other people didn't like it either, as strange as it sounds.It wasn't the humor I found boring, it was the gameplay design within the level.
I might be posting this and similar gifs in excess since Steam Summer Sale isn't happening, in that case please warn me.
Absolutely no excuse. That price is criminal
And the forum announcement about the game no longer being supported is gone, too, replaced with this message from Maxis itself:
I did tell people not to place any stock in a message by a volunteer mod.
Gonna sneak this in between all the sales talk here. But I finally got around to playing my first game of Civilization IV. I'm a strategy buff, so I was loving it, but I found that I ended up in the same rut as I used to get into when playing Alpha Centauri (the last Civ style game that I played) back in the day. Sometime around when air units start figuring into the mix and when my number of cities is getting high the game just totally starts to drag on me. I'm embroiled in a war now where several of my cities can produce one mega-veteran unit a turn, so I'm just continually cranking out units and shuttling them to the front lines via airports. With so many units being made and thrown around I feel more like a logistics manager versus a savvy field general, I much prefer the combat at the medieval stages where I felt like each individual unit had more importance and worth and where the number of different unit types was a bit more limited. I'm at like 2010 or so, and victory is not even wrapped up, but I really don't even feel like finishing. Does this happen to anyone else? Maybe I just need to play shorter scenarios or something, but considering how much I love the beginning I seem to pretty continually find the end game of Civ games to be a dragging slog.
OK, I can give you that. Some other people didn't like it either, as strange as it sounds.
You're all probably a bunch of gaming terrorists, but to each their own.
Is this the right time to hit myself for missing $4.70 Arkham City GOTY a couple of monts ago? That game isn't discounted on its own, and I already have AA.
That extremely discounted price is what makes it difficult to bite on the game when it's sold at $7 or so nowadays.
Dude, it's fine! You already explained why you didn't like that half: gameplay and art style (not necessarily both on each level). I was just making fun of you, and now you're making me feel guilty for doing that :/Look, I like Double Fine a lot. I have completed every game they have released on PC barring that tower defense snooze.
But the second half of Psychonauts disappointed me. Them's the apples.
That's an amazing deal. Let's hope GMG repeats that glorious sale, coupled with a discount voucher.yes....yes you should. Somehow managed to pick up GOTY for both for around $7 total in one week. So glorious
hope this summer sale isn't weaksauce like the winter one was
Dude, it's fine! You already explained why you didn't like that half: gameplay and art style (not necessarily both on each level). I was just making fun of you, and now you're making me feel guilty for doing that :/
Gonna sneak this in between all the sales talk here. But I finally got around to playing my first game of Civilization IV. I'm a strategy buff, so I was loving it, but I found that I ended up in the same rut as I used to get into when playing Alpha Centauri (the last Civ style game that I played) back in the day. Sometime around when air units start figuring into the mix and when my number of cities is getting high the game just totally starts to drag on me. I'm embroiled in a war now where several of my cities can produce one mega-veteran unit a turn, so I'm just continually cranking out units and shuttling them to the front lines via airports. With so many units being made and thrown around I feel more like a logistics manager versus a savvy field general, I much prefer the combat at the medieval stages where I felt like each individual unit had more importance and worth and where the number of different unit types was a bit more limited. I'm at like 2010 or so, and victory is not even wrapped up, but I really don't even feel like finishing. Does this happen to anyone else? Maybe I just need to play shorter scenarios or something, but considering how much I love the beginning I seem to pretty continually find the end game of Civ games to be a dragging slog.
I might be posting this and similar gifs in excess since Steam Summer Sale isn't happening, in that case please warn me.
Amazon will probably price match every single deal.