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Seeing Okami on Humble Bundle. PS3 version, no PC. Me mad and sad :")
Seeing Okami on Humble Bundle. PS3 version, no PC. Me mad and sad :")
Seems like one of those high priority titles for a multiplatform port.
According to webIceandFireMD your diagnosis is "What is dead may never die, but rises again harder and stronger".i'm supposed to be dead according to webmd
being broke startin to suck
is there any fad this thread doesnt have yet
My Extra Life 2016 page is up and running for this year's game-streaming marathon.
I'll have more to announce soon, hopefully IsThereAnyDeal can sponsor my stream again this year with games I'll be able to give away - and we'll have new Enhanced Steam profile badges again this year as well.
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Nice looking forward to it
Ya'll get excited to give Sony 25 bucks to use your 60 dollar controllers on PC.
Valve puts their controller on sale for 35 and you're there having an existential crisis.
I'll probably be leaning on you guys to help me pick games I'll be playing during the steam. I try to keep them recent (within the last 18 months), available on Steam (obviously), and having Steam achievements (because I'm somewhat shallow and like to look back after 24 hours and see all the stuff I've unlocked). Also, obviously, I'd like them to be at least somewhat entertaining to watch and not so challenging with puzzles and such that people don't have to sit and watch me figure something out for 20 minutes before being able to move on.
So far I'm thinking:
Abzu
Telltale Batman
Xcom 2
Inside
Slime Rancher
Firewatch
Technomancer
Hyper Light Drifter
Danganronpa
Superhot
Deus Ex MD
Hitman GO
Maybe some more, not sure
Ya'll get excited to give Sony 25 bucks to use your 60 dollar controllers on PC.
Valve puts their controller on sale for 35 and you're there having an existential crisis.
we could all start saying yas queen slay
Buy both, get best of both worlds.
by my calculations, the total software sales of kickstarter+indiegogo software on Steam is about 50,000,000 units.
the total software sales of the Wii U, period, are 88,000,000 units.
A week of stability until the absolutely nuts expansion cards arrive.
I've always liked Gorehorn, but not *that* much. (a 3-mana minion that gets bonus attack and doesn't get counterattacked if it hits straight from behind, and gets +1/+1 after each initiated attack)
Deus Ex is a pretty kewl game
but goddamn the mouse acceleration is crazy, I gently nudge the mouse and Jensen does a 180
Total Warhammer is a good time. You will say waaaaagh!I'll probably be leaning on you guys to help me pick games I'll be playing during the steam. I try to keep them recent (within the last 18 months), available on Steam (obviously), and having Steam achievements (because I'm somewhat shallow and like to look back after 24 hours and see all the stuff I've unlocked). Also, obviously, I'd like them to be at least somewhat entertaining to watch and not so challenging with puzzles and such that people don't have to sit and watch me figure something out for 20 minutes before being able to move on.
So far I'm thinking:
Abzu
Telltale Batman
Xcom 2
Inside
Slime Rancher
Firewatch
Technomancer
Hyper Light Drifter
Danganronpa
Superhot
Deus Ex MD
Hitman GO
Maybe some more, not sure
A week of stability until the absolutely nuts expansion cards arrive.
I've always liked Gorehorn, but not *that* much. (a 3-mana minion that gets bonus attack and doesn't get counterattacked if it hits straight from behind, and gets +1/+1 after each initiated attack)
I'll probably be leaning on you guys to help me pick games I'll be playing during the steam. I try to keep them recent (within the last 18 months), available on Steam (obviously), and having Steam achievements (because I'm somewhat shallow and like to look back after 24 hours and see all the stuff I've unlocked). Also, obviously, I'd like them to be at least somewhat entertaining to watch and not so challenging with puzzles and such that people don't have to sit and watch me figure something out for 20 minutes before being able to move on.
So far I'm thinking:
Abzu
Telltale Batman
Xcom 2
Inside
Slime Rancher
Firewatch
Technomancer
Hyper Light Drifter
Danganronpa
Superhot
Deus Ex MD
Hitman GO
Maybe some more, not sure
On the ladder initially, the biggest hurdle will be knowing how to play the positioning aspect. Missplays will result the vast majority of your losses rather than your deck quality. When to step back, when to get in somebody's face, when/what to body block, when to grab/block/deny the +1 mana tiles that are on the board, etc.What's the new player experience like for this? Tutorials and stuff, but also entering the ladder initially. The game looks super interesting from the little bit I've looked around.
I'll probably be leaning on you guys to help me pick games I'll be playing during the steam. I try to keep them recent (within the last 18 months), available on Steam (obviously), and having Steam achievements (because I'm somewhat shallow and like to look back after 24 hours and see all the stuff I've unlocked). Also, obviously, I'd like them to be at least somewhat entertaining to watch and not so challenging with puzzles and such that people don't have to sit and watch me figure something out for 20 minutes before being able to move on.
So far I'm thinking:
Abzu
Telltale Batman
Xcom 2
Inside
Slime Rancher
Firewatch
Technomancer
Hyper Light Drifter
Danganronpa
Superhot
Deus Ex MD
Hitman GO
Maybe some more, not sure
On the ladder initially, the biggest hurdle will be knowing how to play the positioning aspect. Missplays will result the vast majority of your losses rather than your deck quality. When to step back, when to get in somebody's face, when/what to body block, when to grab/block/deny the +1 mana tiles that are on the board, etc.
Even at tournament level, people still easily do game-deciding missplays. The skill ceiling is that high.
Packs and cards themselves are very easy to acquire. You do your daily quests and get maybe 4 wins during this little girnd (btw, there are no "win X matches with Y class" daily quests), and you can easily get a pack per day, in addition to the Steam achievements that also give cards/packs/gold. And if you don't get the cards you want, the crafting rate is also pretty fair. You can easily get a genuinely competitive deck in a month if you focus on one or two factions.
As much as I love XCOM 2, it's a real sleep inducer to watch someone else play.
Abzu and Inside are INCREDIBLE. Hyper Light Drifter is pretty good, too. Firewatch is kinda meh.
But really, Inside is fucking awesome and so is ABZÛ.
I'll probably be leaning on you guys to help me pick games I'll be playing during the steam. I try to keep them recent (within the last 18 months), available on Steam (obviously), and having Steam achievements (because I'm somewhat shallow and like to look back after 24 hours and see all the stuff I've unlocked). Also, obviously, I'd like them to be at least somewhat entertaining to watch and not so challenging with puzzles and such that people don't have to sit and watch me figure something out for 20 minutes before being able to move on.
So far I'm thinking:
Abzu
Telltale Batman
Xcom 2
Inside
Slime Rancher
Firewatch
Technomancer
Hyper Light Drifter
Danganronpa
Superhot
Deus Ex MD
Hitman GO
Maybe some more, not sure
Only in tournaments because there they tend to have a format of "each player brings 3 factions, first player to have 1 win with each faction deck wins" a good chunk of the time.That sounds solid. I'm fine with losing and learning, just dont want to feel like I have objectively no chance because of card disadvantage or something. Is playing multiple factionsand switching around a big thing?
Oxenfree would be a good one to play.
I'll probably be leaning on you guys to help me pick games I'll be playing during the steam. I try to keep them recent (within the last 18 months), available on Steam (obviously), and having Steam achievements (because I'm somewhat shallow and like to look back after 24 hours and see all the stuff I've unlocked). Also, obviously, I'd like them to be at least somewhat entertaining to watch and not so challenging with puzzles and such that people don't have to sit and watch me figure something out for 20 minutes before being able to move on.
So far I'm thinking:
Abzu
Telltale Batman
Xcom 2
Inside
Slime Rancher
Firewatch
Technomancer
Hyper Light Drifter
Danganronpa
Superhot
Deus Ex MD
Hitman GO
Maybe some more, not sure
Add Aviary Attorney to the list!
I'll probably be leaning on you guys to help me pick games I'll be playing during the steam. I try to keep them recent (within the last 18 months), available on Steam (obviously), and having Steam achievements (because I'm somewhat shallow and like to look back after 24 hours and see all the stuff I've unlocked). Also, obviously, I'd like them to be at least somewhat entertaining to watch and not so challenging with puzzles and such that people don't have to sit and watch me figure something out for 20 minutes before being able to move on.
So far I'm thinking:
Abzu
Telltale Batman
Xcom 2
Inside
Slime Rancher
Firewatch
Technomancer
Hyper Light Drifter
Danganronpa
Superhot
Deus Ex MD
Hitman GO
Maybe some more, not sure
Valve did say they were working on a smaller/streamlined version. I'm waiting to see how that one goes.
I loved Aviary Attorneybut I try to stay away from games I've already played, if I can help itthanks DrDogg!
Sora is a nice shmup/action game, its kinda hard if you're not used to the genre though.
Anyone know when the next alienware vault is? My kid needs a computer for online classes at his school and if I could win him an alienware I'd be his hero.
I've missed so many streams though, mostly cuz of the olympics.