Hoops, Hockey, Labs, all free. They are only charging for NBA Flags if you want to represent a sports team.
yeah, got it already, thanks
Hoops, Hockey, Labs, all free. They are only charging for NBA Flags if you want to represent a sports team.
Got a US$20 Steam wallet code for my birthday, and my first thought is whether it would be unsavoury of me to buy giveaway games with it...
Mind you, I haven't done a giveaway in a while, so I'll have to think about it.
Where did you find the list?
Btw, one of the dlcs is a soundtrack, not cosmetics
Got a US$20 Steam wallet code for my birthday, and my first thought is whether it would be unsavoury of me to buy giveaway games with it...
Mind you, I haven't done a giveaway in a while, so I'll have to think about it.
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Got a US$20 Steam wallet code for my birthday, and my first thought is whether it would be unsavoury of me to buy giveaway games with it...
Mind you, I haven't done a giveaway in a while, so I'll have to think about it.
LOL no. When I give games away, they're games I think are good. (The one exception was The Hat Man last year, which I didn't even play, but was relevant to my username.)
Anybody played that Bit Blaster XL game? It certainly doesn't look especially great to me, but then again I haven't played it yet.
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So I have decided to take on my Soulsaphobia (indifference towards Souls maybe more accurate) and give at least one of the games a fair shake so I will know once and for all if I don't care for these games. Sometimes it feels bad when all the cool kids are playing Souls.
So I have started with Demon's Souls, which isn't on Steam, but it is the first game and sometimes you have to start at the beginning. I have played through the first boss and while I have enjoyed the combat for the most part, I have a feeling I am going to start losing my patience because of the inexplicable respawning.
First of all, arch stones are really far apart, so you have to work your way extremely carefully through or you'll be fighting through the exact same monsters spawning in the exact same places again and again. Even when you succeed you are punished - I found a shortcut that got me back to the first archstone, but after returning to the nexus and coming back, everything had respawned and I had to fight my way back through.
This makes figuring the game out really punishing in places. For example, after I beat the first boss I came back and kept going through the area, where I had to clear out a whole bunch of annoying enemies and found a guy who asked me to keep going and clear out a passage ahead. Well it turns out that passageWhen you die, you spawn back at the archstone and everything in that room has respawned. Who knows how long it will take to figure out how to cross that passage and how many times I will have to deal with that respawned room.has a fire breathing dragon swooping down on it.
Similarly, I found a path that was guarded by a guy that was one shotting me. After dying 3 or 4 times I figured maybe I was going the wrong way and chose a different path. But if I get stronger and decide I want to try that guy again, I will have to fight through all the respawned monsters yet again.
I'm going to keep playing but I'm wondering if my first impressions were correct after all.
Hadn't even heard of it until now.
Has anyone played A Hat In Time recently. Is it any good?
So I have decided to take on my Soulsaphobia (indifference towards Souls maybe more accurate) and give at least one of the games a fair shake so I will know once and for all if I don't care for these games. Sometimes it feels bad when all the cool kids are playing Souls.
So I have started with Demon's Souls, which isn't on Steam, but it is the first game and sometimes you have to start at the beginning. I have played through the first boss and while I have enjoyed the combat for the most part, I have a feeling I am going to start losing my patience because of the inexplicable respawning.
First of all, arch stones are really far apart, so you have to work your way extremely carefully through or you'll be fighting through the exact same monsters spawning in the exact same places again and again. Even when you succeed you are punished - I found a shortcut that got me back to the first archstone, but after returning to the nexus and coming back, everything had respawned and I had to fight my way back through.
This makes figuring the game out really punishing in places. For example, after I beat the first boss I came back and kept going through the area, where I had to clear out a whole bunch of annoying enemies and found a guy who asked me to keep going and clear out a passage ahead. Well it turns out that passageWhen you die, you spawn back at the archstone and everything in that room has respawned. Who knows how long it will take to figure out how to cross that passage and how many times I will have to deal with that respawned room.has a fire breathing dragon swooping down on it.
Similarly, I found a path that was guarded by a guy that was one shotting me. After dying 3 or 4 times I figured maybe I was going the wrong way and chose a different path. But if I get stronger and decide I want to try that guy again, I will have to fight through all the respawned monsters yet again.
I'm going to keep playing but I'm wondering if my first impressions were correct after all.
I don't think it's out yet.
I want to make a confession, I've very rarely replayed a game, in fact I could count the number of games I did that to with my fingers.
Has anyone played A Hat In Time recently. Is it any good?
Me too. I have a big backlogg, so I prefer to play something new than replaying a game.
Naw, you start at demon's souls because once you've grown the hair on your chest from beating the only actual hard game in the series it makes the rest feel like baby walks.
Demon's teaches the player to be patient, cautious, and to weigh every action accordingly thanks to its one-and-done approach to finishing stages. The rest of the games instill bad habits because of how often you find and how much of a crutch bonfires are.
Play demon's first and the rest of the souls games will feel like walking simulators
Anybody played that Bit Blaster XL game? It certainly doesn't look especially great to me, but then again I haven't played it yet.
I'm tempted by FF III as well. If I had to get one, I take I should go for VI, though?
That's why I say go with Dark first. Once you beat that game, you get a respect for the mindset the series requires. It makes tackling Demons, which can be straight up staggering at times, a little more doable, which opens you up to the rewarding feeling of that game.
He or she is toying with the idea that the series as a hole should be met with indifference (or rather, continued to be met with indifference) based on specific aspects that are largely reconfigured in Dark Souls. For the record, though, I like those aspects...
yeah, I like fun arcade games.It's a stupidly fun $1 game. You just have to survive with your spacecraft, kill enemies in order to get power ups, refill ammo and achieve your highest score. The powerups are mostly different kind of weapons. If you like mindless ardade games, I think you'll like it. It will keep you busy for 2-3 hours. The problem is that there's not a lot of content (besides unlocking new spacecrafts with different speeds and shields) to keep you interested in the game, but I haven't played the game for a few weeks so this could have changed. For me, it's worth the 1$.
That's why I say go with Dark first. Once you beat that game, you get a respect for the mindset the series requires. It makes tackling Demons, which can be straight up staggering at times, a little more doable, which opens you up to the rewarding feeling of that game.
He or she is toying with the idea that the series as a hole should be met with indifference (or rather, continued to be met with indifference) based on specific aspects that are largely reconfigured in Dark Souls. For the record, though, I like those aspects...
I agree with this. I tried Demons years ago and find it really obtuse. Only after finishing Dark and going back was I able to appreciate the nuances of the series and understand the mechanics
Happy birthday someguyinahat! Nice write-up as usual from you.No intervention needed here, so grab your can of toluene-laden computer dust remover, and get ready to walk on sunshine with these impressions [...]
SE sale on Steam incoming, then?
Those U4 threads are getting weird.
Uc4 is a linear cover shootybang with beautiful set pieces wasted on some joe staying in cover and wasting dozens of bullets on random thugs that come in waves
I mean ill give u if untell me the multiplayer is good but the formula has been done enough already that a new entry should go in a different direction to stand out
In fact once i beat uc4 ima go play the 2014/1015 rambo game which i have a strong feeling will be anfar better shooty bang game than Uninteresting 4.reported to mods
big meany
respect da naughty gods
The beta build hasn't been updated in over a year. What's there is promising, but it's also very rough. Like, there's a secret collectable in the first world that crashes the game.