DJSebolski
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Wait for GOTY 2 version. It should include all DLC
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Wait for GOTY 2 version. It should include all DLC
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DJSebolski
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DJSebolski
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Brink Complete Pack - Yes or No?
Pricing according to the quality of the game? Seems fine to me.
Considering the first game isn't the most expensive then no they couldn't even do that.
jaundicejuice
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I just logged into the Origin client and saw that they don't even directly sell the Mass Effect 2 DLC through the client. So in short, yes, they still use Bioware Space Bux through that shitty Bioware Social website. What in the actual fuck. That set-up is so antiquated but I guess it's more effort to collapse all of the content distribution into one service.
Also I was looking at buying the trilogy for PC and it looks like the DLC included varies from platform to platform?
Also I was looking at buying the trilogy for PC and it looks like the DLC included varies from platform to platform?
NingenJanai
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First game had those awful Mako segments... pricing seems ok to me
PetriP-TNT
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Come on GMG, I want to own my favorite game, RTCW, again on Steam.
Thanks. As I said in a recent OT thread about pet loss, taking him to the vet for that one last time was one of the worst days of my life, but I'm glad I was there for his final moments.
Haha, well, I do have a handful of games on Origin, but no pre-orders. I can't say anything EA has released post-Steam abandonment has interested me enough.
If only dreams came true.
The exact opposite, in fact, haha. Getting my drink on.
I'll be in for a four-pack assuming my guesstimation wasn't too far off the mark and there are no region-locks.
Jawmuncher
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If you REALLY want to play Brink the base game is fine.
It wasn't too bad on 360 but unsure if they fixed the PC issues (more than likely did).
The MP is probably dead online though but there's some enjoyment to be had with friends or even with the bots.
Let me just add I was the guy who liked Aliens Colonial Marines but not Bioshock infinite.
More_Badass
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Awesome, Call of Pripyat is so much better optimized than Clear Sky. CS chugged at low settings for me, but I can run CoP on high settings. Getting an Fallout vibe, very bleak, desolate tense landscape.
DJSebolski
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Only half of DLC. I know...
Terra_Ex
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This right here is just another reason I stay as far away from EA and Origin as possible. EA has no interest in making a seamless shopping experience or providing a quality serice for the customer, they have no interest in easily enabling the customer to obtain the "complete" version of a given game. Their only interest is gouging as much money as possible from the customer.
The original party line for removing their games from steam was to enable them to "better connect" with their customers or some such rubbish iirc, and apparently you do this by requiring additional account systems, additional points systems (requiring you to jump through various hoops to get anything done). Contrast this with Steam - all DLC for each game is viewable beneath each game, no BioWare-esque spacebucks in sight, its easy for me to see what I own/don't own and simple for me to buy the stuff I don't already have (which consequently means more money spent on Steam).
When I installed Sims 3 from Origin a few months back (obtained via humble bundle so no money for EA) I had a similar experience, Origin downloaded an installer, the installer then wanted to download a patch since asking EA to keep the installer up to date is asking too much it seems. The Sims 3 client then wanted to patch itself, which called into question the actual purpose of the Origin client in the first place. The whole thing (EA's digital operations) is just a collection of systems within other systems, each with tenuous links to the others seemingly just "because" and I have no confidence in, nor desire to navigate through that tangled web.
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The Mako segments were hilariously awesome.
Communtiy pages are at least slow here.
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I haven't played the game since it hit Steam so I'm not sure how much content is there, but the soft-body physics engine is fantastic; if Carmageddon Reincarnation had something similar I'd be in heaven.
jaundicejuice
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Holy fuck no. Unless you like playing dead, terrible multiplayer games with bots. Even if it still had an active community I'd say the same thing.
Rickenslacker
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I dunno what awful thing the third game employs but Mako segments are vastly preferable over planet scanning.
It was relaxing driving that janky handling buggy over the space hills of generated planets. Combat with it was pretty fun too, hopping around and landing rocket shots. I thought it broke up the action quite well.
PetriP-TNT
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finally got through GMG and got my RTCW... and Sonic Generations, so I can finally play it and prove everyone that all new Sonic games are fucking awful expect Sonic and Shitty Friends racing 2
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33% off, 16,07€
I'm not sure how to feel about games that are still in Early Access having a sale. Of course game development has its costs and discounts are a good way to drive more purchases, but having a temporary discount on a game that is still under development feels just weird. I'm biased and I really don't mind it in Next Car Game's case though as I bought the most expensive backer level directly from Bugbear because I've really enjoyed their previous games and what they have in the Early Access build so far is quite impressive.
Kinky John
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That looks more like Danny Baker than Gabe.
This the reason I still have not bought the ME2 DLC and as a consequence not played ME3 as well. Bioware points are never on sale and I refuse to buy a shitty DLC for a 4 your old game for 10$.
Literally do not understand people who think Mass Effect 2 and 3 are good because "there's no Mako."
Also because the characters are so much worse, but. Yes. Mako.
Jawmuncher
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To be fair the Mako was pretty bad more so it tied with planet exploring.
Since planet exploring was a pointless time sink that didn't justify anything more than busy work. The idea was neat and I wouldn't have minded it being worked upon in ME2 rather than just dumped.
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More_Badass
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None at the moment.
Doom 3 is great as long as you're not expecting a kinetic frag-fest as found in Doom 1 & 2. D3 is a lot more methodical, atmospheric and creepy. It's got a slower pace, but it's awesome.
Now the problem is that the whiffed the BFG Edition. Someone else can describe it technically better than me, but the long and short of it is that they completely screwed up the lighting systems in the game (baked-in instead of real-time?) making it a major disappointment over the original version.
Pass.
The Grim Heaper
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gmg pls, i just want call of cthulhu
I don't miss the Mako.
trailmix16
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trailmix16
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to think of all those times I browsed GMG without a care in the world. gods i was a fool
Thankfully, you can buy Bioware points through the Origin client, and you can also buy DLC for the game through the client using those points (click i on the tab to go to the info screen for the game, which also lists all the available DLC for it, with "Buy Now" buttons next to the ones you don't already own.)
The process is still a little more involved than it has to be, and I think Bioware points really need to be phased out altogether, but it's not particularly awkward once you've actually done it.
The BR version seems to not have a separate subID, so yeah, should be region free I believe.
Dusk Golem
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For those getting Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth, I heavily suggest this patch.
It makes the game look better, AND fixes a few sections of the game that are glitchy and gamebreaking bugs, and two sections that are trial-and-error sort of deals.
Call of Cthulhu is fantastic, but it had some bugs when released, and as a heads-up, the game is actually quite challenging. However, in my opinion the best Lovecraftian-based video game so far.
It makes the game look better, AND fixes a few sections of the game that are glitchy and gamebreaking bugs, and two sections that are trial-and-error sort of deals.
Call of Cthulhu is fantastic, but it had some bugs when released, and as a heads-up, the game is actually quite challenging. However, in my opinion the best Lovecraftian-based video game so far.
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