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There's a demo on Steam. Seemed pretty fun for the little I played of it.
It is a top-down isometric arcade-ish game. It is OK, but I can't get into it. The keyboard controls are kinda clunky and the gamepad controls are not much better. I want to like it but I'm just not feeling it. Maybe it is just too hard for me.PumpkinPie said:Anyone played Zombie Driver? It looks fun.
WickedLaharl said:OT but, um, is there a way to send messages to people not on your friends list? sorry for the noobish question!
I used the following control scheme on a PS2 pad:speculawyer said:It is a top-down isometric arcade-ish game. It is OK, but I can't get into it. The keyboard controls are kinda clunky and the gamepad controls are not much better. I want to like it but I'm just not feeling it. Maybe it is just too hard for me.
Desaparecido said:Before I install all three Civ4 games, do they download to the same copy, like Company of Heroes does with its expansions?
I think I've seen him in free roam before, too.
WickedLaharl said:i really don't understand how the community features of steam works. like how do i start a text or voice chat while in game?
either i'm blind or these features are obtuse.
Archie said:I just bought my new PC, now I get to see if Steam's backup tool is worth a damn. I've heard horror stories, but I really don't want to redownload 100 gigs of games.
tempus67 said:The backup tool is slow and kinda sucky. I just copy my steam folder when moving to a new machine. Most games will work after doing this. Some games will lose your prefs/saves because they store them outside of the steam folders. Those are usually in your windows user folder, and copying that stuff over will also work, generally.
Note I've only done this on XP - not sure how it would go on Vista/Windows 7 but in theory it should be the same aside from pathing issues for the stuff outside of the steam folder.
Easily? No, thankfully. It would fucking suck if any gamer on Steam could trashtalk after a match.WickedLaharl said:OT but, um, is there a way to send messages to people not on your friends list? sorry for the noobish question!
NIN90 said:hey did you find the option to chat with friends
Desaparecido said:Before I install all three Civ4 games, do they download to the same copy, like Company of Heroes does with its expansions?
I think I've seen him in free roam before, too.
MNC said:If I buy JUST Civ4 Warlords, will I be content?
NO! I shouldn't buy any more steam games! Too many small monies equal big monies. Le sigh
WickedLaharl said:
bee said:hmmm modern warfare 2 is pretty good actually, well apart from the horrible fov. looks fairly spectacular (especially favela) with 4x super sampling and never drops from 91fps in multi :O might buy it
Joe Molotov said:You have to at least own the base game, you can't just buy the expansions (except Colonization which is a standalone game).
MNC said:If I buy JUST Civ4 Warlords, will I be content?
NO! I shouldn't buy any more steam games! Too many small monies equal big monies. Le sigh
MrNyarlathotep said:I bought BTS on Steam as I already owned Civ 4 and Warlords retail, and it lets me play BTS without anything else installed
Zzoram said:http://store.steampowered.com/app/8800/
Notice: Civilization IV: Beyond the Sword requires the Steam version of Sid Meier's Civilization IV to play.
I'm confused.
Zzoram said:http://store.steampowered.com/app/8800/
Notice: Civilization IV: Beyond the Sword requires the Steam version of Sid Meier's Civilization IV to play.
I'm confused.
Vastag said:I can launch without having CIV4 installed
robatw said:Can you check the languages please? It says Spanish French and English but i believe there must be German too.
It costs 50 in the german Store so i would love to buy it in the US Store.
robatw said:Any help on that? I'm talking about Dawn of Discovery Gold.
Vastag said:I can launch without having CIV4 installed
A. Notraveler said:Got a buddy who will be getting Steam with the launch of the Mac version and he really wants the Civ pack. What I want to know is (a) if I, already owning all the Civ games, can buy them again and have extra copies sitting on my account, (b) if the series is Mac compatible, and (c) if I can buy them now on my PC and be able to gift them to a Mac user later.
thefil said:I'm not sure if this is the information you want, but the US store version does not list German as an available language.
In other news, the game is down to 29.99. Now I'm tempted...
PS2 pad is a good idea. I was playing with the 360 controller.. The controls of the game are digital so it didn't feel right with the analog stick. And we know had bad the 360 D-pad is so I didn't bother trying that. But perhaps I should.Rufus said:I used the following control scheme on a PS2 pad:
Gas R2, Reverse L2, Handbrake on Circle, Fire on Square, Left/Right on the D-pad, with camera set to "smart" (i.e. it points somewhat intelligently in the direction you're driving). Served me well, but sadly, the game is really shallow.
Has a neat twist at the end and once you get your head around it there's some fun to be had, but I don't think it's worth more than maybe 5 or any of your time beyond finishing the story mode once.
Did anyone here play Clutch? Any good?
MAY 12TH MAY 12TH MAY 12TH MAY 12TH (also, Google exists)ajvizzgamer101 said:Valve's games are on Steam? lol j/k
Can't wait for Mac Version, does anyone know the exact date, I know it was this month.
Yeah, I hate this. I use the 'my documents' folder for work and it is filled up with all these directories for games. It is especially embarrassing if I am with a client and trying to pull up a file and they see Bully, Bioshock, GHOSTBUSTERS, etc. :lolTokubetsu said:I find the backup to disc option or w/e its call works pretty well as long as the game is up to date. Remember to grab saves and profiles though as those are often kept in your documents folder and not in programfiles.
Yeah . . . I'm not a fan of multiplayer (since I just get my ass kicked) but it is great game. I'm tempted as well. I'd advise buying from Amazon for $37.80. And then just entering the key.bee said:hmmm modern warfare 2 is pretty good actually, well apart from the horrible fov. looks fairly spectacular (especially favela) with 4x super sampling and never drops from 91fps in multi :O might buy it
speculawyer said:Yeah . . . I'm not a fan of multiplayer (since I just get my ass kicked) but it is great game. I'm tempted as well. I'd advise buying from Amazon for $37.80. And then just entering the key.
No, they will ship you a box.Poohblaster said:Amazon will email you the key as soon as you purchase it?
Zzoram said:Do you own Civ IV on Steam?
Solution! Have 2 separate accounts on your computer, one for gaming and all that and one exclusively for work stuff, then your documents folder wouldn't be filled with embarassing game related things.speculawyer said:Yeah, I hate this. I use the 'my documents' folder for work and it is filled up with all these directories for games. It is especially embarrassing if I am with a client and trying to pull up a file and they see Bully, Bioshock, GHOSTBUSTERS, etc. :lol
So the only thing missing is the scenarios... let's say I wanted to play those and I downloaded vanilla/Warlords. They create separate copies of the game for that?Zzoram said:Just install Beyond The Sword. It contains all the stuff from vanilla/Warlords except the scenarios (nobody plays those). Just play on a randomly generated map with your specifications, pick or random your civilization/leader, and start on Warlord difficulty if it's your first time. Adjust accordingly in subsequent games based on how badly you stomp or get stomped.
BTS is a much more balanced game too, since they stopped patching vanilla in 2007 but the last BTS patch is from 2009.
Yep. You launch them separately to access the content (or if you really wanted to see how Civ4 plays without the expansions). Your game list would basically look like:Desaparecido said:So the only thing missing is the scenarios... let's say I wanted to play those and I downloaded vanilla/Warlords. They create separate copies of the game for that?
Video games in boxes? What will they think of next.thewesker said:No, they will ship you a box.