MMBosstones86
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oh sweet a new Humb.....
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STEAM | April 2014 - Insert witty title here.
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Then I don't have any plans for buying the season passes for a long time. Their loss.
It's like the inclusion of Dead Space 1 and 3 in the Origin bundle. Gotta make sure people want to buy the stuff inbetween.
I bought DS2 before playing less than 40 minutes of DS1 and not really liking it.
20 is the start of a new big arc.
YianGaruga
Banned
What? I thought they said April when the first episode came out
That's looking unlikely. I think they should take as much time as they need.
Pool Nation is $1.49 from the Humble Store
More importantly, I think; it's also the latest volume. They're using vol.1 to lure in TWD fans who have never read the books, and vol.20 to try to catch hardcore fans.
Madrugador
Member
Damn, I was actually expecting it this week ><
My little sister is going to kill me. I told her it was going to be out in April D:
Yeah, and keep new fans hooked into buying the singles, hopefully.
derExperte
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I may have found the worst profile background of them all.
BinaryPork2737
Unconfirmed Member
Hmm, didn't think of that.
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
Let's see
- Volume 1 of a bunch of comic series I've never heard of for PWYW
- Volume 1 of some series I've heard of for BTA
- Volume 1 and the most recent volume of TWD for an astronomical sum (the digital volumes are only maybe $15 combined)
- The charity is the Comic Book Industry's legal bills (not an actual charity)
- Volume 1 of a bunch of comic series I've never heard of for PWYW
- Volume 1 of some series I've heard of for BTA
- Volume 1 and the most recent volume of TWD for an astronomical sum (the digital volumes are only maybe $15 combined)
- The charity is the Comic Book Industry's legal bills (not an actual charity)
ChimpanzeeThat
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We haven't had a proper games bundle since February, they did have that one back in April but it was both PC and Android games.
The Facebook comments are hilarious too, people complaining but others telling them off because it's for charity anyway. The point of the bundles in reality is that the better the stuff on offer, the more money they will raise.
The Facebook comments are hilarious too, people complaining but others telling them off because it's for charity anyway. The point of the bundles in reality is that the better the stuff on offer, the more money they will raise.
derExperte
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More Greenlight: http://steamcommunity.com//sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=252983966
Baron_Calamity
Member
Or the best!
Kaleinc
Banned
Netcode is still ass.
DAoC, Ultima Online, Arcadecraft, and chubigan's "other" game
ChimpanzeeThat
Member
You're right, it's just a non-profit organisation, they're not the same thing.
Gianni Merryman
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MMBosstones86
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Sleepy Dawgs would like to have a word about that.
THE OIL BLUE! Holy shit!
nature boy
Member
Thanks for Naval Warfare
What? I thought they said April when the first episode came out
I'm assuming the worst with delays and such.
Besides, April is almost over.
BinaryPork2737
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Cursory impressions:
Dreaming Sarah and Echo of Wilds made it through, nice. So did Exogenesis, which I'm slightly interested in, and Prisonscape, a game made by a Gaffer that looks pretty good.
And let's not forget this beautiful game
Edit: Oil Blue got through? I thought Chubigans was going to remove that from Greenlight.
derExperte
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Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
Almost certainly not getting a Steam release, chubigans has explained before that the game's source is damaged in a way that he can't update it with the features he'd like to put into a Steam release and he had intended to remove it from Greenlight as a result. Still a great little game though.
Disembodies heads, always a fan favorite.
YianGaruga
Banned
Textbook definition of weeaboo
For what it's worth, everyone of the volumes are really good reads.
That being said, all are readily available at the local library (generally)
As far as the charity goes, it actually is charity in the sense that a lot of industry pros have been ripped off for years and are without the ability to defend themselves when it comes to things like being sued for obsenity ("Comics are for kids! Get your pitchfork!")
To summarize: It's worth a $1 if your library doesn't have them.
True enough, but at least it's through now if he ever does decide to revisit it (though I guess if he ever did it'd likely be post-greenlight anyways). It's a great game for many of the same reasons that CSD is, and I love it lots. At the very least it's a warm fuzzy feelin' that it's through after being left in the pile for so long.
Dark Age of Camelot (you know, the realm vs. realm progenitor) was greenlit too. It's a weird batch.
BinaryPork2737
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That selfie and hashtag yolo swag though.
I don't know which script is worse between this and HuniePop
Foiled is definitely one I want to see make it through soon.
I also really want to see others make it through, like Boon Hill, Once Upon an Apocalypse, and Serpent in the Staglands, along with The Sea Will Claim Everything, of course.
PandaPedinte
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Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
My greenlight collection got totally decimated by this batch of 75, so I'm down to 39 games remaining. I've voted on everything on Greenlight, around 2700 titles in total. If you're looking for great games on greenlight that haven't made the cut yet, but you don't want to wade through random garbage, click here:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=179798494
This is not remotely as good as a comic bundle could be; it could, for example, include self-contained works or full series so that it's not a teaser designed to upsell you on further stuff. It could offer an actual discount on the Walking Dead to satisfy the pay what you want spirit of the original Humble Bundles instead of the "we sell you stuff" spirit of the recent ones. It could have an actual charity choice. It could have content that diversifies beyond fantasy in genre.
I mean, I'm sure there's a lot of people for whom this is a good value. It definitely doesn't line up with stuff that's interesting to me, though.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=179798494
This is not remotely as good as a comic bundle could be; it could, for example, include self-contained works or full series so that it's not a teaser designed to upsell you on further stuff. It could offer an actual discount on the Walking Dead to satisfy the pay what you want spirit of the original Humble Bundles instead of the "we sell you stuff" spirit of the recent ones. It could have an actual charity choice. It could have content that diversifies beyond fantasy in genre.
I mean, I'm sure there's a lot of people for whom this is a good value. It definitely doesn't line up with stuff that's interesting to me, though.
Im not sure if anybody here is able to answer this question, but here you go.
The situation: 2 days ago I received an email from Excalibur Publishing, the publisher behind the upcoming Steam game Farming World that they will send me a review code soon.
They also asked me if I can publish a link to my review when my review is done on the store page on Steam.
The question: How the hell do I publish a review link on a Steam store page? Are journalists/media/press able to do that?
The situation: 2 days ago I received an email from Excalibur Publishing, the publisher behind the upcoming Steam game Farming World that they will send me a review code soon.
They also asked me if I can publish a link to my review when my review is done on the store page on Steam.
The question: How the hell do I publish a review link on a Steam store page? Are journalists/media/press able to do that?
YianGaruga
Banned
http://store.steampowered.com/app/277500/
Amazing trailer
10/10
They can publish this review if they want
Nabs
Member
jshackles
Gentlemen, we can rebuild it. We have the capability to make the world's first enhanced store. Steam will be that store. Better than it was before.
So Mozilla is pushing out Firefox version 29 to it's users. The currently published version of Enhanced Steam for Firefox (v5.9.1) doesn't work with this version.
For people having issues with Enhanced Steam and Firefox 29, you'll need to download version 6.0 or later directly from Mozilla. The version of Enhanced Steam that's compatible with Firefox 29 was sent to Mozilla 4 weeks ago and still hasn't been approved by their code review team.
Just wanted to give you guys a heads up in case anyone was having problems with it.
For people having issues with Enhanced Steam and Firefox 29, you'll need to download version 6.0 or later directly from Mozilla. The version of Enhanced Steam that's compatible with Firefox 29 was sent to Mozilla 4 weeks ago and still hasn't been approved by their code review team.
Just wanted to give you guys a heads up in case anyone was having problems with it.
Now fantasizing of a Humble Fantagraphics or D&Q bundle.
D
Deleted member 102362
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Grabbed McPixel, thanks!
AHA-Lambda
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I've not heard of any of those comics except walking dead :/
dark_inferno
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Head of Vengarl
Banned
Skyrim question: Can anyone tell me if using the console disables achievements? I want to try a couple things like making my Followers dual wield (I hate how they don't do it automatically) and resetting some of my perk points so I can try one-handed weapon perks vs two-handed perks. I won't do it if it disables my achievements though.
LurkerPrime
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Well SteamGAF, meet the newly-released Early Access title called Caribbean!. If it looks familiar, that's because it's obviously based upon Mount&Blade. Right now, it looks to be nothing more than a rather ambitious mod of some kind.
(Any comparison between the title "Caribbean!" and Firaxis' "Sid Meier's Pirates!" is purely concidental, I'm sure.)
It purports to be an open world/sandbox Pirate-venture "that blends the most engaging melee and firearms combat with naval battles, detailed crew management and the deep atmosphere of the pirate era." (from the Store page).
I'd suggest tempering any expectations you may have right now, because the developer of Caribbean! previously made Eador: Master of the Broken World, a flawed remake/update of their previous game, Eador: Genesis.
Why not get mods for those things?
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