Darkroronoa
Member
I thought I already had Portal 2.
Ugh... Must resist.
You must not resist.
I thought I already had Portal 2.
Ugh... Must resist.
I'll pitch the idea their way and let you guys know what I find out (if I can)
Thanks for that! My first ever ModBot win.
I'd give Ridge Racer Unbounded a try, it's also an arcade-y racer (I assumed that's what you were looking for based on your list.) I liked the mechanic of voluntarily smashing into the environment and other players to gain a speed boost, sliding ridiculously through corners and into gas containers to blow up your competition. It had great feeling of impish recklessness, and the soundtrack fit the mood perfectly (even though I don't normally like dubstep.)
Also Midnight Club Los Angeles but that's not "Steam" so we shall not recommend it overtly. Only in hushed tones. This is special spoiler-tag technology, that will let us speak in secret, it will disappear when you refresh the page. Viva la Resistance!
Praise gaben.
I'll pitch the idea their way and let you guys know what I find out (if I can)
Despite fearing the standard Ubisoft openworld bloat I'm kind of interested in Watch_Dogs now. The spider tank digital trips looks ridiculous and video game-y in all the right kinds of ways.
Recent count showed that I only "recognize" 1/3 of my Steam library, the rest is unknown to me. Why do I have this one?You already own Axis Game Factory.
Recent count showed that I only "recognize" 1/3 of my Steam library, the rest is unknown to me. Why do I have this one?
Recent count showed that I only "recognize" 1/3 of my Steam library, the rest is unknown to me. Why do I have this one?
Richard & Alice has a store page, this was on a indieroyale 578 years ago
I think there was a indiegala sale where it was super cheap.
The irony is that I got 12 more games between that post you quoted and this one. I think the bundle situation is now officially out of control.
Ubisoft openworld bloat is the best kind of bloat.
The irony is that I got 12 more games between that post you quoted and this one. I think the bundle situation is now officially out of control.
The Ubisoft approach to openworld game design is why I have low expectations for Watch_Dogs and genuinely believe the Eurogamer preview where they stated it would take 30-40 hours to just finish the game and over 100 hours to do everything. If there's an equivalent to "run around skin x number of these arbitrary animals to make this item upgrade" in "do everything" I know my eyes will glaze over while playing and I'll be tempted to uninstall the game 8-9 hours in.
The Ubisoft approach to openworld game design is why I have low expectations for Watch_Dogs and genuinely believe the Eurogamer preview where they stated it would take 30-40 hours to just finish the game and over 100 hours to do everything. If there's an equivalent to "run around skin x number of these arbitrary animals to make this item upgrade" in "do everything" I know my eyes will glaze over while playing and I'll be tempted to uninstall the game 8-9 hours in.
now?
I beg to differ. I would go for more of a combination of the bee's knees and the dog's bollocks...... the bee's bollocks
Destiny not having a PC version just seems absurd. There must be some kind of console exclusivity contract in play here, only explanation that allows me to even comprehend the situation.
Seems I got four gifts of Dead Island Epidemic in my inventory for some unknown reason. Any interest here for them?
now?
The Ubisoft approach to openworld game design is why I have low expectations for Watch_Dogs and genuinely believe the Eurogamer preview where they stated it would take 30-40 hours to just finish the game and over 100 hours to do everything. If there's an equivalent to "run around skin x number of these arbitrary animals to make this item upgrade" in "do everything" I know my eyes will glaze over while playing and I'll be tempted to uninstall the game 8-9 hours in.
This is exactly why I can't get excited about ubisoft open world games anymore.
If feels like they roll in a B or even C team to do the side content. It is always horrible, arbitrary, and un-fun and brings down the whole experience.
Exactly. Contrasted with something like Fallout: New Vegas (or really, pretty much any open world Bethesda game) and it just seems like filler to pad out the playtime.
Does anyone legitimately enjoy the side content in Ass Creed or Far Cry?
Exactly. Contrasted with something like Fallout: New Vegas (or really, pretty much any open world Bethesda game) and it just seems like filler to pad out the playtime.
Does anyone legitimately enjoy the side content in Ass Creed or Far Cry?
Wait, what? What's this about?
This is exactly why I can't get excited about ubisoft open world games anymore.
If feels like they roll in a B or even C team to do the side content. It is always horrible, arbitrary, and un-fun and brings down the whole experience.
I'm really hoping that little details such as those boxes of info about people keep the world interesting enough to finish the game.
Exactly. Contrasted with something like Fallout: New Vegas (or really, pretty much any open world Bethesda game) and it just seems like filler to pad out the playtime.
Does anyone legitimately enjoy the side content in Ass Creed or Far Cry?
Wait, what? What's this about?
I was gonna give it a miss due to owning the game outside Steam, but if there's a significant update to the game, I'll have to change my mind.
Good thing I already have Skullgirls, innit?
Exactly. Contrasted with something like Fallout: New Vegas (or really, pretty much any open world Bethesda game) and it just seems like filler to pad out the playtime.
Does anyone legitimately enjoy the side content in Ass Creed or Far Cry?
Exactly. Contrasted with something like Fallout: New Vegas (or really, pretty much any open world Bethesda game) and it just seems like filler to pad out the playtime.
Does anyone legitimately enjoy the side content in Ass Creed or Far Cry?
Yeah I enjoy the majority of it. I like roaming their open worlds.Exactly. Contrasted with something like Fallout: New Vegas (or really, pretty much any open world Bethesda game) and it just seems like filler to pad out the playtime.
Does anyone legitimately enjoy the side content in Ass Creed or Far Cry?
The Ubisoft approach to openworld game design is why I have low expectations for Watch_Dogs and genuinely believe the Eurogamer preview where they stated it would take 30-40 hours to just finish the game and over 100 hours to do everything. If there's an equivalent to "run around skin x number of these arbitrary animals to make this item upgrade" in "do everything" I know my eyes will glaze over while playing and I'll be tempted to uninstall the game 8-9 hours in.
Maybe they rolled in fan patch into it? I think System Shock 2 does that so it isn't without precedent.
for me it depends on their packaging. For example, some of the AssCreed stuff is really hard to slog through....but I breezed through FarCry 3 in 40 hours to 100%.
Assuming they can make the world half interesting, I can't wait forWatch Dogsa good pre order deal on
How does the free Red Orchestra 2 work? If you install, you get to keep it forever? Or just click and get? Appears to be the latter from what I can see
I did all the side missions in AC2 and loved every bit of it.Exactly. Contrasted with something like Fallout: New Vegas (or really, pretty much any open world Bethesda game) and it just seems like filler to pad out the playtime.
Does anyone legitimately enjoy the side content in Ass Creed or Far Cry?
Exactly. Contrasted with something like Fallout: New Vegas (or really, pretty much any open world Bethesda game) and it just seems like filler to pad out the playtime.
Does anyone legitimately enjoy the side content in Ass Creed or Far Cry?
Wait, what? What's this about?
I was gonna give it a miss due to owning the game outside Steam, but if there's a significant update to the game, I'll have to change my mind.
Ah, seems a bit convoluted but good to know, I thought it was backwards (sign into Steam from the PS3).I think you needed to set up a Steam ID by signing into Steam with your PSN ID and then redeem the Steam code as you were also signed into your PSN ID whilst playing Portal 2 on the PS3. Something like that.
But I created a new Steam ID from scratch so couldn't do it. I'm happy enough giving Gaben a few quid for the PC version though, no regrets.
Resistance is futile.I thought I already had Portal 2.
Ugh... Must resist.