I really need to play System Shock 2...
Probably the best game I played last year.
Surprisingly, RIPD actually has some excellent backgrounds
http://steamcardexchange.net/index.php?backgroundviewer-995
I really need to play System Shock 2...
Guys, what the best looking profile background picture in your opinion?
In the Greenlight case, they do promotions for games on GL by telling their members to vote them up, and when those games are greenlit, everyone who voted for them gets a free Steam key. Then non-members like you hear about pepole getting free Steam games through word of mouth, join the group and get your own free shit, spread the word, and attract new members, making the group bigger and, presumably, more influential. Meanwhile, the dev gets his game on Steam, which means they can finally make some money, and can add the free keys they gave away to their total sales numbers (if they were so inclined). Plus, once you've been through GL once, it's much easier to get your next game on Steam without having to jump through hoops.im curious about this 'who's gaming now' group. they do "promotion" for games on greenlight, and they get, what in return? does anyone have a guess what the incentive for the group is?
I know some of you playfire rewards cats want this monaco achievement too. who's going to help me get it?
Happy birthday Zkylon, not the best weather to go out today in Buenos Aires but you can always play some games or stare at your steam library, turn off your pc and go watch a movie
Meanwhile, I completed another game, #57
Super Sanctum TD
Started playing for the Playfire Rewards and decided to go all the way.
Super Sanctum TD is a simple Tower Defense game, so if you don't like the genre it won't change your mind. On normal it is quite easy but on hard some stages are a bit of a challenge. Besides the difficulty settings, there are 2 playmodes, one which consists of 10 waves of enemies until you beat the boss in the last wave, and survival mode, which like the name says you have to try and stay alive as long as you can. This mode has leaderboards so you can compete with friends and see who lasted longer. But I didn't find it particularly fun.
There are a few achievements that which I hated, Liberator (killing 10000 walkers) and Golden Idol (kill a golden walker), specially the latter which only spawns randomly every 3-5k kills.
Short raffle! In space, no one can hear you bro.
Sweeeetttt, I won Broforce, thanks a ton StAidan, your'e awesome.
Broforce looks so damned amazing, I'm not generally one that buys Early Access games but between this and Divinity Original Sin, I'm having a tough time holding off.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/274190/
That's because of the coupon code. You enter that at checkout.
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The Twilight Zone background looks sweet, unfortunately I missed it when someone put it up for 1 cent: http://steamcommunity.com/market/listings/753/238260-Twilight Zone
The piano one? If you tell me what to do....
They Bleed Pixels is an excellent kusoge, and everyone should own it.for the new page
It's a pain in the ass -- but we need at least 3 people.
We go to the private poker game area on the casino.
We hopefully blow up the people in the room.
Then we coordinate playing the piano (3 of us) until the achivement pops.
Then we coordinate playing the piano (3 of us) until the achievement pops.
Like this, but with 3 players:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyjRIAw0fF4
thanks, you said it better than I could have. It's sort of interesting that the availability of game creation tools could possibly be a bad thing, as shown in greenlight, as well as these bundle sites (retro packs). I don't know much about getting a game released so I may be completely off base, but it seems like it's either feast or famine for a platform like steam as well as the gamer: either everyone can get their game released, niche titles, labors of love, as well as cash-grabs, or the curation is left to specific parties who may have particular (i.e. boring dudebro) taste and the medium is set back a few years. I dunno.Everybody wins...except for Valve, whose service is becoming more devalued as more total schlock comes onto it. And yes, it is "gaming the system", which is why GL may be going away soon. I have to say, as a member myself, that even though that would mean the end of free games for me and countless others, I do hope that happens - for Steam's sake, if nothing else.
I still haven't levelled my Commando fully very excited for a sequel thoughSince that leak from earlier this year is definitely legitimate (with things like Battleblock Theater, PacMan Museum, Half-Minute Hero 2, and others out), I am very curious when they're going to show off Killing Floor 2, and what it would be like.
They said they'd make Killing Floor 2 when either the playerbase of KF1 was finished or they had ideas that would make a completely new game as opposed to something that would just be an expansion. Killing Floor is still one of the most played games on Steam, so they likely then had some ideas that would warrant a completely new game, which has me curious.
I added you on Steam (Mindeye).
Looks complicated. And I'm not particularily good at this game yet, haven't even gotten that far.
Guys, what the best looking profile background picture in your opinion?
If you want to try sometime (we need a third), just let me know). Otherwise, cool that you added me.
The other video (this post) it looks like they killed the whole floor and then set up to do it.
It's official, I'm going to see Sir Paul in two Saturdays' time. UruGAF, here I come.
And I just remembered I had bought the Rainbow Six games not too long ago, due to randomly browsing my Steam library in "all games" mode. Guess I must have done it when I didn't have the client open, because they weren't installed. It's nice to get that kind of surprises!
Good points. What's really needed now, though, is for Valve to put someone - anyone - in charge of game curation and QUALITY CONTROL on Steam. The current situation reminds me strongly of the deluge of absolute dreck that preceded the 1981 Video Games Crash, and I'm surely not the only one thinking that. While it's true that every successful platform has its own mountain of shovelware (look at Wii, PS1, Gameboy/Advance/DS...), it can only grow so large before it threatens to topple over and smother the format in shit.thanks, you said it better than I could have. It's sort of interesting that the availability of game creation tools could possibly be a bad thing, as shown in greenlight, as well as these bundle sites (retro packs). I don't know much about getting a game released so I may be completely off base, but it seems like it's either feast or famine for a platform like steam as well as the gamer: either everyone can get their game released, niche titles, labors of love, as well as cash-grabs, or the curation is left to specific parties who may have particular (i.e. boring dudebro) taste and the medium is set back a few years. I dunno.
They Bleed Pixels is an excellent kusoge, and everyone should own it.
Good points. What's really needed now, though, is for Valve to put someone - anyone - in charge of game curation and QUALITY CONTROL on Steam. The current situation reminds me strongly of the deluge of absolute shit that preceded the 1981 Video Games Crash, and I'm surely not the only one thinking that. While it's true that every successful platform has its own mountain of shovelware (look at Wii, PS1, Gameboy/Advance/DS...), it can only grow so large before it threatens to topple over and smother the format in shit.
You're quite welcome, consider it your free ticket to a front row seat on the hype train!
And we will all be here for the Great Steam Crash of 2015. History in the making, gaiz.Valve's curation is what necessitated Greenlight in the first place and that road is not one it's going to retread, regardless of intent, when Greenlight will be gone in a matter of months in favour of a system that removes Valve as the gatekeeper entirely -- reportedly there will be a "curated space" but what this actually means remains to be seen.
I, for one, would rather Steam (and the Internet as a whole) remain a library rather than become a market bazaar, but it seems I'm yelling at clouds on that front.I fully welcome the age of non-curated Steam with the possiblity of custom storefronts. It's exactly how it should be.
I, for one, would rather Steam (and the Internet as a whole) remain a library rather than become a market bazaar, but it seems I'm yelling at clouds on that front.
i know there will be a lot of answers for this but i just built myself a gaming PC (gtx 770) and there's just so many games on steam to pick out.
i have a lot of games from the humble bundles, but i want something that will give my graphics card a kick. what do you guts recommend?
as of recent i've only been playing diablo 3 and while that looks nice and is a fun game, i want something more.
I'm doing a friends list purge on all of my gaming friends lists because I got to the Xbox Live cap and was pretty near my Steam cap.
The rules I'm using to remove people are the following:
- Last active date before a few months ago and no real evidence of any game activity? Removed. You can add me again if you start using Steam again.
- I can't figure out who you are. Are you an IRL friend? If not, does your username or bio match a GAF user? If not, does your avatar match a GAF user?
- If we've interacted before (gifting either way, chats beyond you asking me for a username change or whatever, talked about anything significant) you should hopefully still be on the list.
I think those rules are fair. If I removed you and you're an active person in here, I'm sorry, it's not personal. It's not an insult. I didn't remove you because I don't like you. I removed you because I didn't recognize you. Feel free to add me again (also please don't add me again and send me a message saying "y u remove i thot w wer frends" or whatever, let's be adult here). Also if you do fall into this category and re-friend me, don't send me a message to remind me that Bing Bung 69 on GAF is Mussolini's Shameful Secret on Steam. I won't remember that ten days from now. Just re-friend me
Who needs to remember when you can add a nickname?Also if you do fall into this category and re-friend me, don't send me a message to remind me that Bing Bung 69 on GAF is Mussolini's Shameful Secret on Steam. I won't remember that ten days from now. Just re-friend me
Or you could just delete the people you want to delete and not make a long winded post about it like most folks.
The post is obviously to sort of notify if anyone wonders why he may have deleted them, and sometimes one might delete someone and not realize it's someone they want/don't mind having on their friends list. Especially if that person changes their name/icon a lot.
that's a lot of sugar coating for you to call it purgeI'm doing a friends list purge on all of my gaming friends lists because I got to the Xbox Live cap and was pretty near my Steam cap.
The rules I'm using to remove people are the following:
- Last active date before a few months ago and no real evidence of any game activity? Removed. You can add me again if you start using Steam again.
- I can't figure out who you are. Are you an IRL friend? If not, does your username or bio match a GAF user? If not, does your avatar match a GAF user?
- If we've interacted before (gifting either way, chats beyond you asking me for a username change or whatever, talked about anything significant) you should hopefully still be on the list.
I think those rules are fair. If I removed you and you're an active person in here, I'm sorry, it's not personal. It's not an insult. I didn't remove you because I don't like you. I removed you because I didn't recognize you. Feel free to add me again (also please don't add me again and send me a message saying "y u remove i thot w wer frends" or whatever, let's be adult here). Also if you do fall into this category and re-friend me, don't send me a message to remind me that Bing Bung 69 on GAF is Mussolini's Shameful Secret on Steam. I won't remember that ten days from now. Just re-friend me
Yeah, like Mein Kampf.There are great books on bazaars that never got into a library though. Limiting Steam and even the Internet as a whole to a library seems like a terrible approach( more on the Internet part, that is).
This has never happened to me, and I think it never will. When it comes to buying games I usually remember what I have, or wait until I can check it on the website (much faster than the client, especially thanks to Jshackles' magic with Enhanced Steam).The opposite is always fun, too: buying a game you already own without realising it because you forgot that Steam was set to only show installed games.
Or you could just delete the people you want to delete and not make a long winded post about it like most folks.
This has never happened to me, and I think it never will. When it comes to buying games I usually remember what I have, or wait until I can check it on the website (much faster than the client, especially thanks to Jshackles' magic with Enhanced Steam).
I also remembered I had the Amnesia Fortnight 2014 prototypes. Maybe one day I'll be able to remember I own a Steam copy of Jazz Jackrabbit 2 too...
Or I could make a post about it because I like the community in here and I'm not out to make people feel bad and posting about Steam stuff in a Steam thread is a-OK?
Yeah, like Mein Kampf.
Like I said, there's a reason for quality control - just as long as it doesn't fall into censorship, at least.
You sound a bit bitter. What's the matter with his post? Isn't this thread supposed to be for Steam-related talk? As far as I know, Steam friends lists are Steam-related.Are they going to seek out a buried post in the middle of a steam thread to find this information?
Should we make a sticky?
You mean that you forget about already owning some of those games, or about redeeming the ones you didn't have?The problem I run into a lot is buying a bundle that I think has 3-4 games I want, but in reality I already own 2-3 and just forgot. This has especially been a problem with games that aren't on Steam yet, so I end up owning multiple Desura copies or whatever.