Easily. Could probably 4k it even.
It has stuttering issues for some though that can be hard to get rid of, regardless of hardware.
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STEAM | August 2016 - No Man's Sky will leave Mankind Divided
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Easily. Could probably 4k it even.
It has stuttering issues for some though that can be hard to get rid of, regardless of hardware.
someguyinahat
Member
Me too, but I really hate it when the achievements aren't separable with DLC packages. It would be really nice if those achievements only get added to the list if you have the DLC. Some games I can't tell whether I actually can achieve it or not (I'm looking at you, Sleeping Dogs!)
Se7enSword
Banned
Some popular VN is coming to steam. Goes by Dies Irae.
https://twitter.com/light_staff_tw/status/766645770162278405
https://twitter.com/light_staff_tw/status/766645770162278405
Thank European Union consumer rights for this and not "Lord Gaben".
^What he said. I believe they picked source because of all the off the shelf engines its the one with the least inbuilt/engine level input lag. Its a visual makeover, like in those crappy teen movies.
TheLetdown
Member
Lords of the Fallen
Impressions, not content: it's not that good. What people mean when people say, "It's Dark Souls Lite!" is that the game is light on the best parts of Dark Souls, the mystique of the lore or tight controls or the feeling of being difficult but fair, and leans on the bullshitty parts of Souls, the weakest aspect of the series IMO, like fucked camera angles creating ambushes.
There's a gap between what you expect in DS and what you get here that I can't fault the game for. Rolling doesn't have those i-frames you're used to. You have to predict where the hit would land. I can fault the game for leaning on one-hit KOs and quick-pivoting characters and hits that don't land for some reason.
I'm stuck without a sense of wonder. I'm moving to the place because the place is where I have to go to, fighting in the same patterns of attack. The place I shouldn't be going to has high-leveled enemies, and it can be fun to really test yourself by pushing into these areas. Then it's a bummer when it ends with a locked door because you don't have the quest key you get later.
And yet, I'm still playing. I should probably just do the inevitable and put the game down.
Impressions, not content: it's not that good. What people mean when people say, "It's Dark Souls Lite!" is that the game is light on the best parts of Dark Souls, the mystique of the lore or tight controls or the feeling of being difficult but fair, and leans on the bullshitty parts of Souls, the weakest aspect of the series IMO, like fucked camera angles creating ambushes.
There's a gap between what you expect in DS and what you get here that I can't fault the game for. Rolling doesn't have those i-frames you're used to. You have to predict where the hit would land. I can fault the game for leaning on one-hit KOs and quick-pivoting characters and hits that don't land for some reason.
I'm stuck without a sense of wonder. I'm moving to the place because the place is where I have to go to, fighting in the same patterns of attack. The place I shouldn't be going to has high-leveled enemies, and it can be fun to really test yourself by pushing into these areas. Then it's a bummer when it ends with a locked door because you don't have the quest key you get later.
And yet, I'm still playing. I should probably just do the inevitable and put the game down.
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Nabs
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Either you'll beat it, or it'll beat you. It beat me. LotF looks like a Dark Souls clone on the surface, but they clearly missed out on all the things that make DS great. I really wanted to like it.
I'm interested to hear your opinions on the game when you're done with it.
Crimsonclaw111
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Just finished Transformers, I gotta say it makes Korra look like trash in comparison. The final boss fight was great.
Actually, all the bosses were great. The game was fantastic besides the lame RPG grinding items. Can't wait to replay on hard with better gear now.
Also dat BUTT ROCK CREDITS THEME
Actually, all the bosses were great. The game was fantastic besides the lame RPG grinding items. Can't wait to replay on hard with better gear now.
Also dat BUTT ROCK CREDITS THEME
Jawmuncher
Member
But korra was always trash. Too bad TMNT isn't anywhere near as good as Transformers.
hardcastlemccormick
Banned
What game is this?
Titanfall 2
Tizoc
Member
That soundtrack tho
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhKDicLV8LE
BEHOLD SOUNDWAVE
HE IS THE FRENZY
HE IS THE MADNESS
Crimsonclaw111
Member
Yeah Korra was never good but Transformers just destroyed it.
The DLH hack is real: I just checked on leakedsource and my mail was stolen in relation to DLH as showed on the site.
hardcastlemccormick
Banned
Thanks.
Baron von Loathsome
Member
Devastated it.
InfiniteNine
Rolling Girl
Excellent! Trying to decide if I should give away 4 or 5 copies when it releases.
Glad that it seems to be a port of the PS4 version! (1080p Assets woop.)
I assume you're just talking about the fact that it has a Steam page, PC was the first port the game received after being on the Xbox 360, and its even been available in English on the PC for a while too, just not on Steam.
But is/was it available digitally at all? Not too keen on physical copies, I don't even have a DVD drive, lolI assume you're just talking about the fact that it has a Steam page, PC was the first port the game received after being on the Xbox 360, and its even been available in English on the PC for a while too, just not on Steam.
But I'll admit I could probably have played it if I really wanted to. Only got into VNs a couple of months ago and I always read about SG being a prime example of the genre, just had the impression it wasn't on PC or extremely hard to get or whatever.
fake edit: Damn, it is available digitally as it seems. Oh well, I'll just wait for the Steam release now.
Well you're in luck, this version has the higher res assets and the phone text wrapping is fixed in this version iirc.
Is it as good as Dies Irae from Verdi?Some popular VN is coming to steam. Goes by Dies Irae.
https://twitter.com/light_staff_tw/status/766645770162278405
InfiniteNine
Rolling Girl
Well the wrapping issues with the phone was only an issue on the console ports for whatever reason.
Injustice 2 will be a crap fighting game, but damn if it isn't going to be best Harley Quinn Dress Up Simulator ever.
Star Citizen Gamescom stream gonna start soon. In about 20 minutes.
https://www.twitch.tv/starcitizen
More promises, hopes and dreams for years to come
Does that Union have an effect on digital console games? I still don't get why refunds aren't a thing across the board.
https://www.twitch.tv/starcitizen
More promises, hopes and dreams for years to come
Does that Union have an effect on digital console games? I still don't get why refunds aren't a thing across the board.
Been wanting Steins;Gate for a while but ugh, $30 price tag. I'll probably park it on my wishlist and wait for a sale D:
BoosterDuck
Banned
you get to stare at it lovingly in your steam library over the weekend
Crimsonclaw111
Member
I can't find an answer for the life of me. In Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition, how the fuck do you charge things like Trish's lightning? Is it just built up via combos on combat or what?
Whoa I totally forgot that game even existed.
Will be interesting to see what becomes of it, the expectations on it must be quite high.Really enjoying what I've seen of Galak-Z so far, and it's a damn steal at the PWYW level in the current Humble.
It kind of controls like an amped-up Asteroids in that you control the direction of your vehicle and move around by thrusting. However, you can thrust in any of the four cardinal directions, which allows for circle strafing and firing while retreating. It takes a little getting used to, but it allows for some really quick and fluid movement once you get the hang of things. There's some basic stealth elements, too: enemies have vision cones and you can be heard while you're thrusting (no idea how that works when you're flying around in space, but whatever).
After the first section of the game, you get the ability to transform back and forth from a ship to a mech at will, and each one has a completely different fighting style. What's great is that the transformation happens so fast that it's possible to switch quickly between them in the middle of a fight. If I see a group of tough enemies, I can start out as a fighter and shoot a volley of missles into the group to soften them up, switch over to the mech and grapple one of the larger ships to use as a shield, punch the hell out of it while I'm holding it, throw it back towards the other ships, damaging everybody involved, dash forward with a charged sword swing, to do a good chunk of damage to the cluster of ships that are still trying to get their bearings after being smacked around, switch back to the fighter and circle strafe around whoever's left while blasting them with lasers.
It all feels really fluid, but with enough of a delay between the actions that it doesn't feel overly spammy.
Even better is that the enemies don't seem to have any sort of universal AI. Sometimes a ship will try to run away as soon as you get its shields down, then come back when they're recharged, and sometimes a ship will just charge straight at you with no regard for its own safety. I haven't been able to tell if it's based on if they've got friends around, or the type of ship or anything, but it gives a nice variety to the combat.
The game is broken up into "seasons": 5-level chunks that you have to beat without dying in order to progress. The game has a mode where you can restart a level if you die, but that almost seems like something added as a concession to people complaining about the other mode. I've been playing the "restart a season if you die" mode, and I've been finding it plenty difficult, but not crazily so. Of course, I'm only on the second of four seasons right now, so we'll see how that goes later on.
It kind of controls like an amped-up Asteroids in that you control the direction of your vehicle and move around by thrusting. However, you can thrust in any of the four cardinal directions, which allows for circle strafing and firing while retreating. It takes a little getting used to, but it allows for some really quick and fluid movement once you get the hang of things. There's some basic stealth elements, too: enemies have vision cones and you can be heard while you're thrusting (no idea how that works when you're flying around in space, but whatever).
After the first section of the game, you get the ability to transform back and forth from a ship to a mech at will, and each one has a completely different fighting style. What's great is that the transformation happens so fast that it's possible to switch quickly between them in the middle of a fight. If I see a group of tough enemies, I can start out as a fighter and shoot a volley of missles into the group to soften them up, switch over to the mech and grapple one of the larger ships to use as a shield, punch the hell out of it while I'm holding it, throw it back towards the other ships, damaging everybody involved, dash forward with a charged sword swing, to do a good chunk of damage to the cluster of ships that are still trying to get their bearings after being smacked around, switch back to the fighter and circle strafe around whoever's left while blasting them with lasers.
It all feels really fluid, but with enough of a delay between the actions that it doesn't feel overly spammy.
Even better is that the enemies don't seem to have any sort of universal AI. Sometimes a ship will try to run away as soon as you get its shields down, then come back when they're recharged, and sometimes a ship will just charge straight at you with no regard for its own safety. I haven't been able to tell if it's based on if they've got friends around, or the type of ship or anything, but it gives a nice variety to the combat.
The game is broken up into "seasons": 5-level chunks that you have to beat without dying in order to progress. The game has a mode where you can restart a level if you die, but that almost seems like something added as a concession to people complaining about the other mode. I've been playing the "restart a season if you die" mode, and I've been finding it plenty difficult, but not crazily so. Of course, I'm only on the second of four seasons right now, so we'll see how that goes later on.
derExperte
Member
Star Citizen Gamescom stream gonna start soon. In about 20 minutes.
https://www.twitch.tv/starcitizen
More promises, hopes and dreams for years to come
Development seems like it's chugging along well, there are delays but it's obvious they bit off way more than they should have.
If you're watching the stream, make sure to fill us in with synopsis.
Insumatposa
Member
What game is this?
hardcastlemccormick
Banned
Titanfall 2.
I wish more people would say what games were when posting screenshots.
Titanfall 2
Insumatposa
Member
Thanks. Looks very promising indeed as a heavily modified Source Engine game.
So was the first one btw. Even that blew me away with how much they improved source's dated look.
MrOogieBoogie
BioShock Infinite is like playing some homeless guy's vivid imagination
Anyone have an idea?
It was $1.09 here in Canada for a bit there, but just before I confirmed the purchase it switched back. Curses!
Strazyplus
Member
Appears a Deus Ex: Mankind Divided + Steam Controler bundle is coming.
Drag and drop fam. Make sure to grab the whole folder in common as well as the associated appid file in Steam/Steamapps. Restart Steam.
I like to exit Steam before I initiate the transfer. I can't speak to whether this is necessary.
UcchedavÄda
Member
It is as Gief.exe writes. JaseC answered you in more details a couple of pages back:
Tizoc
Member
MrOogieBoogie
BioShock Infinite is like playing some homeless guy's vivid imagination
Thank you! Was on mobile so I didn't see your reply.
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