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Detective Case and Clown Bot in: Murder in the Hotel Lisbon
Echo of the Wilds
Detective Case and Clown Bot in: Murder in the Hotel Lisbon
Echo of the Wilds
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 (not on Steam).
Have you tried a different resolution? I know when I got Windows 7 I was having issues with refresh rate on non-native resolutions for the monitor until AMD finally released a video driver update.
When I went to NVIDA I was able to use the nVidia Control Panel to set everything up as I wanted and it got rid of any blurriness.
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.
It does for the remainder of the session I believe. So you can use the commands, save, restart the game, and be fine.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.
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
The CBLDF has done some really good things, I think it's a little unfair to downplay it so much: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comic_Book_Legal_Defense_Fund- The charity is the Comic Book Industry's legal bills (not an actual charity)
Prison Architect looks like fun. I don't support Early Access games, though. Too bad it's not finished. I also think it's shameful to have a sale on an alpha build.
In Prison Architect's defense. their "Early Access" build is more polished and full of content than 90% of actual games released these days.
Uuuh, focus in the sense of which window is currently active.
Basically, every now and then:
with Chrome the border turns grey and if I'm writing something it stops "listening" to my keyboard for like a fraction of second, then goes back normal (by itself), aka the window regain focus;
with full screen games (noticed in Monaco and OFDP) every now and then I simply go back to the desktop, and to go back to the game I need to click on the icon in the Win bar.
In Prison Architect's defense. their "Early Access" build is more polished and full of content than 90% of actual games released these days.
I bet. It looks great. That's why I'm hurting to avoid it. Maybe if I can get it for really cheap somewhere.
I bet. It looks great. That's why I'm hurting to avoid it. Maybe if I can get it for really cheap somewhere.
Looks for a Russian trader....super cheap over there.
Shameful to have a sale ... but you'll pick it up cheap somewhere?
Confused and not even drunk :<
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 (not on Steam).
Prison Architect looks like fun. I don't support Early Access games, though. Too bad it's not finished. I also think it's shameful to have a sale on an alpha build.
Shameful to have a sale while it's in Alpha stage. I'll wait until it's gold before grabbing it, sale or not. Sucks because the game looks interesting!
Woo! I'm happy RetroWorld was Greenlit. Still bummed that this guy couldn't raise funding on Kickstarter while some projects that are complete crap get people pledging money hand over fist, so I'm glad he's continuing with it in spite of that. It's probably the closest we'll get to seeing Retro Game Challenge on the PC, but it actually looks more substantial than RGC from what I've seen so far. Really looking forward to this.
I am enjoying this game immensely because of its level structure. I expected more of a simulation type game, but what it feels like is more of a very accessable turn based puzzle game with simulation game mechanics. Its hard to describe, because Cubesis is quite... unusual and wacky (in a good way). You are building buildings, growing crops and terraforming the land by sacrificing your villagers, which you are gaining via keeping your city healthy, supported with food, not flooded and not frozen over. The game mechanics are rather simple while also offering enough depth to be interesting, for example taking care of the temperature or sea level by appeasing gods to allow for walking on the ground of the sea or to water fields to allow for growing crops.
Cubesis is quite a bit less complex than "proper" simulation games, but the Cubesis developers knew how to play to their strength. Instead of a huge focus on randomized Free Play (where they cant possibly compete with something like Banished which is way more intricate, but is still being offered as an extra level), they have 24 levels (including the tutorial levels) that need to be conquered and I am incredibly enjoying terraforming the land to achieve the goals set in each level. Banished is very likely the objectively better game, but for the time being and until I solve all the levels, I am enjoying Cubesis quite a bit more. I checked it out yesterday and couldnt stop playing until 4 hours later.
Prison Architect looks like fun. I don't support Early Access games, though. Too bad it's not finished. I also think it's shameful to have a sale on an alpha build.
you dont buy games because of a pretty arbitrary definition of it put on it by the developers?
it has more to it then hundreds of games on steam that are "complete"
but yeah you show them!
Ah ok, yeah I get where you are coming from. Actually bought the game during Alpha 1 :s
But stopped playing around Alpha 4 so not to spoil the game further.
Shameful to have a sale while it's in Alpha stage. I'll wait until it's gold before grabbing it, sale or not. Sucks because the game looks interesting!
If it's so "complete" and not an "arbitrary" definition, explain the spreadsheet of bugs out there. Or are we having a contest of which game is the buggiest? But hey, that's cool. Go ahead and herald in an era where we don't just preorder games, we pay for alpha games. Yeeeeaaaah Season Pass DLC and always online! Whoo!
Would it have been better if they'd arbitrarily declared it feature-complete now (since it's apparently more than worthy of a full release), even though they have more ambitious plans for it, and then implement more stuff "post-release"?
Because that's what it's being sold as. I guarantee if I post about how buggy the game is, complain about crashing, etc., some chucklehead will tell to fuck off because it's in alpha.I'm not seeing the practical difference between those two scenarios. Why are you so hung up on the use of the word "alpha" here?
If it's so "complete" and not an "arbitrary" definition, explain the spreadsheet of bugs out there. Or are we having a contest of which game is the buggiest? But hey, that's cool. Go ahead and herald in an era where we don't just preorder games, we pay for alpha games. Yeeeeaaaah Season Pass DLC and always online! Whoo!
Shameful to have a sale while it's in Alpha stage. I'll wait until it's gold before grabbing it, sale or not. Sucks because the game looks interesting!
Are you keeping track of my purchases or are you just assuming I buy buggy games?I can say fairly confidently it's more bug free than most ubisoft games.
You're also paying for an alpha there, but that's okay because they didn't declare it one!
Oh, so now there are risks and assumptions of risk. Now both parties are grown adults consenting to alpha. Yet somehow my dismissal of buying alpha games is me being a pedant. OK. Reactions to buying a game sold as "final" and a game sold as "alpha" will be different. And rightfully so. The fact that you're telling me "alpha" doesn't matter is a joke.Also there's nothing "shameful" about buying or selling early access. Both parties are transacting willingly, with full knowledge of what's on offer and the risks involved.
Ah, it's switching to inactive windows. I guess I haven't heard it called focus in such a long time I blanked on that meaning.
Usually it's one of two things in my experience;
Wifeless mouse and/or keyboard are losing connection and then attempting to reconnect which causes their software to try and start up, taking away control for a second.
Usually an anti-virus or an upgrader program (especially awful HP bloatware). Next time it happens try looking through your processes in Task Manager and see if anything is currently running that doesn't need to be or is simply an updater that you don't really need like Apple's updater since you can just do that in iTunes/Quicktime instead.
As for a log in that regard, I have no idea where to find such a thing that tracks the history of active to inactive, but I'm sure it exists. Good luck finding it and solving your problem.
Are you keeping track of my purchases or are you just assuming I buy buggy games?
I bet. It looks great. That's why I'm hurting to avoid it. Maybe if I can get it for really cheap somewhere.
have you bought a game in the last like 3 years?
patches have changed a lot when it comes to initial qa
It's a shame. I disagree with how things have progressed. So sure, maybe my purchase or boycott of Early Access won't mean anything. But I don't want to participate in something anti-consumer. I don't care if I miss out. I have more games than time.Hate to say this, but that's pretty much become the new standard for a lot of folks. And compared to some games that literally require a day 1 patch just to be playable (which is sadly more common than it should be), this particular "alpha" seems to be in pretty good shape.
Thanks for posting it. Would have missed it otherwise.
I love Retro Game Challenge and Retro World looks like a deeper version of it.
Repost, because I have 10-20 keys (depending on the demand) to give away. Same rules as always. State your interest for the key in the game thread (listed below), since I wont check the Steam thread constantly and please, please write some impressions in the coming 3-4 days over in that game for others to readsome more opinions that dont only come from myself. Feel free to post in the Steam thread as well if you like the game. Its hard getting people interested in these small games, so you can help out a dev by just posting a few lines of impressions! No hidden further costs Description follows:
The game is currently not on Steam, but since some people here liked my recommendations, I'll just throw my recommendation and Paywhatyouwant offer in here as well:
http://neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=809833
My initial impressions:
And an amateurish YT video I made of the gameplay with some control explanations:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBhqVvF-O6E
Prison Architect looks like fun. I don't support Early Access games, though. Too bad it's not finished. I also think it's shameful to have a sale on an alpha build.
To me it seems that he's disagreeing with you calling it shameful, not with you not participating. It is clearly marked as Alpha, people know that usually equates to 'buggier' so I don't see what is shameful about it at all. The market will decide if people like this and are willing to participate or not, regardless of your personal preference.Alright, again, you're assuming I buy buggy games on day one. Are you keeping track of my purchases? Just call it quits now with all the assumptions. You are willing to give up your consumer rights by not only patronizing Early Access, not only defending the practice, but attacking someone who doesn't want to participate in it. Don't decry me for voting with my wallet.
You can buy me the game, though.
It's a shame. I disagree with how things have progressed. So sure, maybe my purchase or boycott of Early Access won't mean anything. But I don't want to participate in something anti-consumer. I don't care if I miss out. I have more games than time.
Should i play videogames or organize my steam library in categories?
Alright, again, you're assuming I buy buggy games on day one. Are you keeping track of my purchases? Just call it quits now with all the assumptions. You are willing to give up your consumer rights by not only patronizing Early Access, not only defending the practice, but attacking someone who doesn't want to participate in it. Don't decry me for voting with my wallet.
You can buy me the game, though.
Not in my experience. I always increase my inventory capacity by 100 units whenever I hit the cap, haha.
Edit: But this may have changed since I last earned an achievement.
It does for the remainder of the session I believe. So you can use the commands, save, restart the game, and be fine.
Why not get mods for those things?
When you buy a game that isn't labeled as a beta, the assumption is that it'll be a complete and fully playable experience. Using "welp everyone else does it lol" as an argument is, honestly, pretty stupid. That's not an argument for anything ever.Unless you obsessively check bug forums for every game before a purchase or just straight up don't buy games, I can confidently say you've bought a game buggier than Prison Architect.
But you bought that game.
And you won't buy Prison Architect, regardless of your interest in it, solely because they were upfront with you about where they are in development, and you've some how misconstrued that as a negative.
Should i play videogames or organize my steam library in categories?