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Why not 765 times?
Endruen
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I play it on epic except shadows and textures which are only set to high, but it looks good enough. It needs optimization, but in my case isn't as terrible as everyone says, a newer rig should be able to play with everything set to epic without any issue.
TetraxShards
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Ridge Racer Unbounded for sure.
Baron von Loathsome
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Riiiiiiidge Racer 2.0
texhnolyze
Banned
Play Symphonia if you haven't.
illusionary
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Same here - I already have Project CARS from the recent Monthly, but I'd jump up to BTA if Tales of Symphonia was in there. In my case, though, I loved the game, from right back in its Gamecube days, even if I've since foolishly sold that copy.
I might even see fit to go up to $15 for Zestiria too...
Snakethesniper
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Sooo atelier unlocking in 8,5 hours apparently
Battlechili
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KT is releasing Nights of Azure and Atelier Sophie at 12AM PST. On a weekday. WHY KT WHY
Now I have to decide whether I should stay up late to play them as soon as they come out or just wait until I'm free tomorrow x_x
EDIT: Ninja'd.
Now I have to decide whether I should stay up late to play them as soon as they come out or just wait until I'm free tomorrow x_x
EDIT: Ninja'd.
Crimsonclaw111
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You and I both, got plenty else to play.
Ugh, they must have run out of keys or pulled the deal because it's showing full price now. Would have definitely grabbed it at $5.
Wait, they're releasing two games at once? And one the same day as Nioh, to boot. That's madness.
Nyteshade517
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when they posted that the sale only had a little under 3 hours to go so it probably just expired before you had a chance to get it
ramoisdead
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I believe Atelier Sophie may be the one animu game SteamGAF would agree upon unanimously.
All we need now is for a Bethesda studio to make a cyberpunk FPS/RPG game like Deus Ex. Especially to replace Prey 2's concept.
Cyberpunk 2077 will help fill the void while the DE franchise rests on ice, but that's one game and it still has a couple of years to go probably.
Raven was always like the king of BTier fps. Like id's younger, at times more ambitious sibling. Not quite reshaping fps mold but making the best titles with genre confines
*sigh* would have been nice to know that, might have made the gamble at the time, I just wanted to double check my account to make sure the license was still there. Ah well, maybe it will happen again sometime.
Crimsonclaw111
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Kinda want borderless windowed but don't want BW racking up Steam hours.
For the first time in a decade, I no longer have a Civilization game installed on my computer. Instead, Stellaris is ruling the roost.
It's not that there is a problem with Civ V or VI, but simply that I've enjoyed Stellaris so much that it is now the dominant thing. That and a bunch of other games I'm going through oh so slowly from the backlog, means Civ will have to sit out for a while.
It's not that there is a problem with Civ V or VI, but simply that I've enjoyed Stellaris so much that it is now the dominant thing. That and a bunch of other games I'm going through oh so slowly from the backlog, means Civ will have to sit out for a while.
pantsattack
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Steelseries Engine software adding a nice perk playing Xenus 2. Crouch is hold C, or Page down, and Page down again for prone. The game wouldn't recognize my mouse's thumb buttons for binding, but I can reassign them through Engine. Tada, quick prone for fast stealth and precision aiming!
I don't think the Steam Controller Configurator can rebind keyboard to keyboard or keyboard to mouse. A little lack there.
Anyway, X2 is fun, but much more slow going than a Far Cry. I wish the distance to objectives was displayed in the missions screen. That'd be SO helpful.
I don't think the Steam Controller Configurator can rebind keyboard to keyboard or keyboard to mouse. A little lack there.
Anyway, X2 is fun, but much more slow going than a Far Cry. I wish the distance to objectives was displayed in the missions screen. That'd be SO helpful.
i think so?
i don't think it's worth the trouble tho, abzu is kind of a game to just experience without caring about that shit
Nabs
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Buy it to show support but actually just use the regular free version?
edit: Or do that thing Nabs linked to.
Crimsonclaw111
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I had it from Github, but I feel like tossing some change in for support. Thanks for the link, I'll probably get it.
^ that was my backup plan
LurkerPrime
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I'm in the same boat. Paradox's games have completely eclipsed Civ for me. They just seem so much more interesting.
CK2 and Stellaris (plus EU4, though I've played far less of it) have so much more personality due to their asymmetrical aspects like events, uneven starts, and less-than-linear progression; it makes their campaigns a story reaching for a conclusion, rather than a match being completed. Like, the way Civ embraces cold hard numbers, build orders, etc. in a rush to become a board game is a great strength turn-to-turn, but it does nothing for the game overall.
And a special call-out to CK2. The way it turns simple numbers, stats and events into distinct personalities, histories, and grand overarching stories is nothing short of transcendant. Paradox deserves all the success coming their way for making it happen.
BasilZero
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I am hoping its at least Xenoverse 1 or Tales of Symphonia.
I paid $8 just for CARS, Total War and Pacman lmao - I didnt realize I had all the other games bar Naruto which I bought on the first day of 2017 ~___~.
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
Theoretically yes, but you won't. The game has a chapter select, don't worry about getting 100% in your first playthrough.
uncredited male
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I heard that Sony forced CDP to downgrade the PC version of the Witcher 3. You can trust me, I am an insider.
I've barely touched Civ VI and I had the game pre-ordered and everything. There's nothing wrong with the game. I just find my genre interests wandering elsewhere.
But that's the great thing about pillar franchises like Civ. They've got legs that stretch out for years, so it's not like they're going anywhere. I'll quietly back-burner VI while it continues to be further developed and refined through patching and DLC. Then when I eventually to come back to it, the game will be more mature and my experience presumably better.
Evergreen strategy titles are just so incredible. The best are in a constant state of evolution. I'm currently back on the CK2 train (so good) and was just reflecting that the game's 5 year anniversary only a week away. It's a completely different experience today than it was at launch. And if anything entirely more engaging than it was back then as well
Good times.
Last Baron
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The Twitch launcher is fun, I just wanted to try RunGunJumpGun but the download keeps crapping out with some bs about the server
Holy SHIT I had no idea Ignition came out on Steam (And GOG earlier)
Unfortunately it's not the remaster that I was hoping would appear from Gamepump, but if you're someone who enjoyed RC Racer games I highly recommend it.
Unfortunately it's not the remaster that I was hoping would appear from Gamepump, but if you're someone who enjoyed RC Racer games I highly recommend it.
LurkerPrime
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This Age of Strategy really is sweet. I never would've guessed it would happen, let alone be so good.
Well, the only real victories are domination- or annihilation-based, but the road to get there is quite long. It's sort of a hybrid between grand strategy and 4X.
But anyways, building "tall" (i.e. holding onto a small territory) isn't really viable right now unless you're part of a federation IIRC. It will be expanded upon with the new expansion, but currently the only benefit is more efficient research vs. large empires awash in energy and minerals (which lets them build huge fleets).
Theoretically, a small empire could have few, super high-tech ships that would outclass a much more numerous foe, but with the way scavenging research works that wouldn't be feasible for very long. They would inevitably destroy a ship or two, scavenge some research, and jumpstart their work on your tech. (A ship component that reduces tech scavenging should be added. Ultra high-tech, low-pop aliens must be a thing in Stellaris.)
Well, the only real victories are domination- or annihilation-based, but the road to get there is quite long. It's sort of a hybrid between grand strategy and 4X.
But anyways, building "tall" (i.e. holding onto a small territory) isn't really viable right now unless you're part of a federation IIRC. It will be expanded upon with the new expansion, but currently the only benefit is more efficient research vs. large empires awash in energy and minerals (which lets them build huge fleets).
Theoretically, a small empire could have few, super high-tech ships that would outclass a much more numerous foe, but with the way scavenging research works that wouldn't be feasible for very long. They would inevitably destroy a ship or two, scavenge some research, and jumpstart their work on your tech. (A ship component that reduces tech scavenging should be added. Ultra high-tech, low-pop aliens must be a thing in Stellaris.)
uncredited male
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I checked out the comparison shots for the F4 texture pack and I got confused as to which one was HD.
Nyteshade517
Member
I heard that this person is making this up. You can trust me, I'm an insider.
Finished Ys II. Took me a while but I got around to it at last.
Pretty good though I think I enjoyed the first one a bit more if only because I didn't feel like I was running around in circles as much as in this one. Had a harder time finding the way forward in some sections than I did fighting most bosses and enemies. And boy were some bosses annoying. Either way, good stuff.
The Oath in Felghana is the one I should play next right?
Pretty good though I think I enjoyed the first one a bit more if only because I didn't feel like I was running around in circles as much as in this one. Had a harder time finding the way forward in some sections than I did fighting most bosses and enemies. And boy were some bosses annoying. Either way, good stuff.
The Oath in Felghana is the one I should play next right?
Jawmuncher
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Same feelings as well. Enjoyed the first mode just because it was more straight forward compared to the second. Which got especially bad in that one city place that also had sewers. I had to use a guide so I wouldn't get lost.
darkwing-buck
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That guy who fell asleep during a 24 hour marathon playing majora's mask will always be fucking hilarious
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19N2PGOvPF0
TetraxShards
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That guy who fell asleep during a 24 hour marathon playing majoras mask will always be fucking hilarious
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19N2PGOvPF0
I want to do Extra Life at some point and this happening to me is pretty much the main reason why I think it's a bad idea for me.
morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
Yeah, they don't give out Steam keys.
It's a shame GOG doesn't believe in consumer freedom.
terencecah
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in my steam friends activity feed, how do i unfollow games?
I don't care bout x or y game and i'm still receiving developer updates
Thanks
I don't care bout x or y game and i'm still receiving developer updates
Thanks
illusionary
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Correct. It's an entirely separate marketplace.
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