BuddhaRockstar
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DMPrince said:mine ran fine with D3D. just that the game is capped at 30fps which is fine by me i guess.
Try turning the frame limiter option off.
DMPrince said:mine ran fine with D3D. just that the game is capped at 30fps which is fine by me i guess.
You have a PMspeculawyer said:What is your steamID
Get the trilogy. Definitely worth it. The base game is solid, but the expansions add some features that are rather nice, like controllable NPCs.MrMister said:So how's Guild Wars? Worth the $20 for the Trilogy collection? Should I just get the base game by itself? Should I not bother at all?
firehawk12 said:Boo, my old Steam client is gone. I do wish there was a classic view, unless I'm missing something. I appreciate being able to sort the 100 games, but the simple alphabetical installed/not installed view worked fine for me. :lol
DMPrince said:you're right. let me try to run the game again :lol.
game did drop in framerate though when i ran over someone. wtf.
:O I almost bought that yesterday for 10... BOUGHT!jet1911 said:Max Payne 2 75% off
Lionel Mandrake said:Man, I've been missing all of these R* sales, but I managed to snag Max Payne 2. Anyway I can use a PS3/360 controller with it? I just can't imagine playing Max Payne without a controller.
BuddhaRockstar said:Yikes, GTA3 is a mess. Had to disable D3DOverrider to get it to work and even then it stutters every few seconds. Also, I hope whoever created the "trails on" option was fired.
Mess around with the view options, you can get that back.firehawk12 said:Boo, my old Steam client is gone. I do wish there was a classic view, unless I'm missing something. I appreciate being able to sort the 100 games, but the simple alphabetical installed/not installed view worked fine for me. :lol
Lionel Mandrake said:Man, I've been missing all of these R* sales, but I managed to snag Max Payne 2. Anyway I can use a PS3/360 controller with it? I just can't imagine playing Max Payne without a controller.
Lionel Mandrake said:Man, I've been missing all of these R* sales, but I managed to snag Max Payne 2. Anyway I can use a PS3/360 controller with it? I just can't imagine playing Max Payne without a controller.
I'm seriously considering buying this now, please let me know if Guild Wars Trilogy is worth the $20. Anyone else? I NEED OPINIONS.Slavik81 said:Get the trilogy. Definitely worth it. The base game is solid, but the expansions add some features that are rather nice, like controllable NPCs.
YES. BUY.MrMister said:I'm seriously considering buying this now, please let me know if Guild Wars Trilogy is worth the $20. Anyone else? I NEED OPINIONS.
It's not. It plays more like a single-player RPG with heavy co-op elements than like WoW or something. When I played through it, I solo'd all the normal quests, then found groups for the story missions.Desaparecido said:I was considering Guild Wars, but it kinda looks like a typical MMO to me.
zombieshavebrains said:Pretty big update to TF2, don't really agree with some of the changes.
zombieshavebrains said:Pretty big update to TF2, don't really agree with some of the changes.
xyla said:Can anyone gift me Max Payne 2? Like always, germany doesn´t get the good deals![]()
Will paypal you the money. My e-mail is in my profil or PM me for details.
Suairyu said:GTA 3 will either work well or it won't. Once it has decided how it will run on your computer there is no changing its mind. This is not related to any particular technical issue, but arcane divination that couldn't be charted by human hands.
I remember when it came out for PC, and every reviewer and forum user I came across, people with access to hardware that far out-shined my own, complained about how they could never get the thing to run well. I played it on my stock Geforce 2 which came with the family's PC-World computer and it ran smooth as lubricated butter. A few months after I upgraded to a Geforce 4, but it seemed to make no difference to performance whatsoever. GTA 3 had just decided it liked me and that was that.
Does the game work as an only-occasional play? Like if I were only to boot it up once every few months or so.Slavik81 said:It's not. It plays more like a single-player RPG with heavy co-op elements than like WoW or something. When I played through it, I solo'd all the normal quests, then found groups for the story missions.
In the original game, the story missions are about 80-100 hours long. I've never beaten the other two, but I'd guess that they're of similar length. The later missions are particularly nice, since you hit the level and equipment cap about 2/3rds of the way through the original game. The rest of the journey is based entirely on your skill and teamwork.
The quests are quite varied, and though there's an occasional frustrating one, they don't have the same repetitiveness of most online RPGs.
It works very well as either an occasional play or a game you can really get into.John said:Does the game work as an only-occasional play? Like if I were only to boot it up once every few months or so.
It's 75% off. The questionable thing on their part was throwing in the classics pack in the middle of the individual games. But if you bought GTA III and Vice City first, waiting until this morning for San Andreas was only a difference of $2.50 ($10 vs $7.50).Hawkian said:Wow what an incredibly awful deal compared to the classics pack
Zefah said:Fuck I should have waited on buying Guild Wars from D2D when they had for sale for $20. I would much prefer to have it on Steam. D2D doesn't even host the whole client, they just give you the download for the streaming client. I started the game and made a character, but quickly stopped because I had to download like 30mb when first entering the game and the download was taking too long. I fucking hate streaming MMORPG clients.
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The Big Rig said:Man I need to pick up VC. I have everything else. Can someone give the timeline for this sale on Eastern US time. I would buy it now, but I'm in class.
The Big Rig said:Man I need to pick up VC. I have everything else. Can someone give the timeline for this sale on Eastern US time. I would buy it now, but I'm in class.
I hope so. I'm so annoyed at missing Bully.AnkhWeasel said:Repeating all of the deals, perhaps?
To be totally fair, I don't know how long it's been since you played WoW but you don't prep or run around anymore. WoW is about standing around town and queuing for dungeons, battlegrounds, or arenas from the menu... you're put in a group after a few seconds and teleported to the instance automatically - if people leave the group they're replaced by the dungeon finder tool. You can technically still run around from place to place and do quests, like while you're leveling (that's the bulk of the fun for most people) but it's unnecessary and slow.IPoopStandingUp said:It works very well as either an occasional play or a game you can really get into.
The PVP arena queues are short (30 second wait), there's a ton of quests and story "missions" are broken down into such a way that makes it easy for players to play for a bit at a time.
Where as a game like WoW involves a lot of prepping and walking from point A to B before being able to do C, Guild Wars is all about just jumping in and playing.
Edit: All this guild wars talk makes me want to start playing again. :lol
The Big Rig said:How much was Bully when it was on sale?
FlawlessCowboy said:So, is San Andreas pretty good on the PC? I've never played it before, and five dollars was too good a deal to pass on.
FlawlessCowboy said:So, is San Andreas pretty good on the PC? I've never played it before, and five dollars was too good a deal to pass on.