VC2 I still think was better.
*thrown out window for unpopular opinion*
VC2 I still think was better.
*thrown out window for unpopular opinion*
Alright, since I finished RE6 and MGR my Steam backlog is down to:
1. Child of Light (Booted up and messed around with the settings)
2. Marvel Super Heroes (Played up to the 4th level)
3. The Last Remnant (Dipped my toe in to try the combat system, was very confused)
4. MMX Legacy (Haven't even started yet)
5. Shadowrun Dragonfall DC (Finished the intro sequence)
6. Baldurs Gate EE (Lost my 5 hour save file when my old computer died, have to restart)
Can't decide what I want to fully commit to.
Anyone have any advice as to what I should play through next?
I found out today that I love puppies!
Just realized we have some cool performance increases coming relatively soon.
PCIe 4
Skylake from Intel
Proliferation of DDR4 (almost negligible performance increase, but still cool)
GPU dieshrinks
Consumer SSDs moving to the PCIe lanes
I just bought this machine, stop improving stuff.Just realized wehave some cool performance increases comingneed more money relatively soon.
PCIe 4
Skylake from Intel
Proliferation of DDR4 (almost negligible performance increase, but still cool)
GPU dieshrinks
Consumer SSDs moving to the PCIe lanes
Community-side convinced me that I should look forward to the reversible USB C connector.Just realized we have some cool performance increases coming relatively soon.
PCIe 4
Skylake from Intel
Proliferation of DDR4 (almost negligible performance increase, but still cool)
GPU dieshrinks
Consumer SSDs moving to the PCIe lanes
Some individuals of CatGAF.Who doesn't!?O_O
I did the same thing on PSN when namco had a sale.
Tales of Xilia
Tales of Symphonia
Tales of Symphonia 2
And Ni No Kuni
That's like a years worth of games alone
Thanks for that. :`(
I used to tear through RPGs back in the day but now I get intimidated by the time sink.
Which is really hypocritical of me to say since I spend most of my time in MP shooters which are the definition of a time sink.
You should really play Xillia though, it's super good.
Just realized we have some cool performance increases coming relatively soon.
PCIe 4
Skylake from Intel
Proliferation of DDR4 (almost negligible performance increase, but still cool)
GPU dieshrinks
Consumer SSDs moving to the PCIe lanes
Indeed, an open structure is great for skunkworks operations, since it encourages new ideas from every direction, but it can be problematic for iterative projects due to the lower potential glory to be had. It's such a nagging issue, it almost feels like Valve will eventually approach an inflection point where they either restructure the company into two systems (open structure for skunkworks division, traditional structure for iterative projects) or try to add more incentives to pursue iterative projects.
ModBot said:Instructions for participants:
I am giving away 12 Steam keys. To enter this giveaway, send a PM to ModBot with any subject line. In the body, copy and paste the entire line from the message below that corresponds to the game you want. (if you include more than one game, you will be blocked from entering). Confused? Watch this GIF tutorial or ask for help.
ModBot Basics:
- This giveaway has a manual blocklist. The giver has identified members who abuse giveaways and restricted them from participating.
- I really appreciate thank you messages, but please send them to me (Tizoc, not ModBot!) via PM instead of in thread.
- Do not trade keys you win off-site to enrich yourself. Don't try to claim games you have no interest in collecting or playing. Don't claim games to give them to friends off-site.
- If the key is already taken you will not receive a reply. Replies may take a minute or two.
Rules for this Giveaway:
- This is a free for all! You can enter for multiple games on the list below. Send an individual PM for each game you'd like to win.
- This giveaway is a raffle. The winners will be selected by random draw 3 hours after the draw was created. Any games not claimed after that point will be given away first come first serve.
May's Mysteries: The Secret of Dragonville --MB-9573D423A9D8FC61- Taken by Loptous. 8 entrants total.
Richard & Alice --MB-A581822591E1B62F- Taken by Chreznor. 6 entrants total.
Ys Origin --MB-7AA36604A01926A6- Taken by Kiru. 45 entrants total.
Speedball 2 HD --MB-54415AE756A578AD- Taken by Purkake4. 4 entrants total.
Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee --MB-8E7403C2DC7B5CCA- Taken by Feel_The_Pain. 7 entrants total.
Blast Em! --MB-BD644C45ACF08A3C- Taken by HBP. 1 entrants total.
The King of Fighters '98 Ultimate Match Final Edition --MB-3ED2AFD831CD4CDF- Taken by suppadoopa. 60 entrants total.
Shadow Warrior Classic Redux --MB-B67AE633948ABE0B- Taken by TheTrain. 5 entrants total.
Montague's Mount --MB-F9C5A41B8C56E39D- Taken by Sendou. 3 entrants total.
Ys: The Oath in Felghana --MB-C1AF27A8B00876B7- Taken by drakaenae. 45 entrants total.
Duke Nukem 3D: Megaton Edition --MB-9EE65B6D1E46468A- Taken by Purkake4. 5 entrants total.
Volgarr the Viking --MB-3DF38F314378FED3- Taken by xxracerxx. 22 entrants total.
Come on. You don't string together two hits and not finish it off.
Read the two posts before it.
great giveaway. one of my favorites
New IndieGala (for 1.89$):
- 1Quest (Steam)
- Mission Control: Nanomech (Steam)
- Five Night at Freddy's 2 (Steam)
- Rift's Cave (Steam)
- Quest for Infamy (Steam)
https://www.indiegala.com/monday
That may be true, to an extent, but how many of us would cry tears of joy if Valve updated their Android app, even if only giving it the functionality that iOS users have had for almost 2 years now? Even more so if they added new features that everyone expects are the logical progression of the app, such as watching other user's live streams.
Someone else mentioned trading cards, and that's absolutely spot on. So much wasted potential. But at the end of the day, Valve is a company and one that likes to make money. While it could be argued that improving trading cards (or the Android app, or anything really) might engage the customers more and encourage them to make additional purchases, it's difficult to quantify this in any way that the higher-ups at Valve have found meaningful. Why improve the desirability of trading cards by adding a mini-game, when you can simply add the ability to craft items into gems which improves the company's bottom line without having to worry about things like game mechanics or cheaters?
Maybe I'm alone in my thinking, but there's definitely glory to be had in improving and iterating. And hopefully one day Valve will realize that too. And when they do, they'll know where to find me.
Just realized we have some cool performance increases coming relatively soon.
PCIe 4
Skylake from Intel
Proliferation of DDR4 (almost negligible performance increase, but still cool)
GPU dieshrinks
Consumer SSDs moving to the PCIe lanes
That may be true, to an extent, but how many of us would cry tears of joy if Valve updated their Android app, even if only giving it the functionality that iOS users have had for almost 2 years now? Even more so if they added new features that everyone expects are the logical progression of the app, such as watching other user's live streams.
Someone else mentioned trading cards, and that's absolutely spot on. So much wasted potential. But at the end of the day, Valve is a company and one that likes to make money. While it could be argued that improving trading cards (or the Android app, or anything really) might engage the customers more and encourage them to make additional purchases, it's difficult to quantify this in any way that the higher-ups at Valve have found meaningful. Why improve the desirability of trading cards by adding a mini-game, when you can simply add the ability to craft items into gems which improves the company's bottom line without having to worry about things like game mechanics or cheaters?
Maybe I'm alone in my thinking, but there's definitely glory to be had in improving and iterating. And hopefully one day Valve will realize that too. And when they do, they'll know where to find me.
I do think the pullback of Steam integration from pubs like Telltale and Rockstar and the fact that EA and Ubisoft still cling to their own platforms means something.
A part of me wants Microsoft to announce GFWL 2.0 with Windows 10, in some hope that maybe Valve will see it as serious enough competition to devote real resources to Steam development and customer service. I do think the pullback of Steam integration from pubs like Telltale and Rockstar and the fact that EA and Ubisoft still cling to their own platforms means something.
It means those publishers are greedy and can eat some lost sales not to pay Valve 30% cut.
It means those publishers are greedy and can eat some lost sales not to pay Valve 30% cut.
Telltale and R* are polar opposites: the former stopped handing out Steam keys to all third-party retailers bar Humble and the latter stopped handing out GameShield keys to all third-party retailers bar GamersGate. Even jshacks will tell you that Steam's business team is actually one of Valve's better departments.
You're not alone and thinking that you might be alone in this thinking is rather cynical. Most devs take pride in their work and want to see it done right and done well. Unfortunately, adding new features vs. fixing bugs is a battle you'll find many software development houses in. Unless they've been really fortunate, just about any developer you talk to will have a story about debating with management about letting them rewrite and improve a lacking part of the product.Maybe I'm alone in my thinking, but there's definitely glory to be had in improving and iterating.
It means those publishers are greedy and can eat some lost sales not to pay Valve 30% cut.
I'm including Rockstar because of GTAV.
Who doesn't!?O_O].
Because of the rumour that retail copies won't register on Steam? Even if that is proven accurate, the Steam version has Steam achievements, anyway, which makes it equal to Max Payne 3 as far as Steam features are concerned.
I was under the impression Max Payne 3 was fully Steamworks including retail. If that's no different then I'm definitely wrong about it being a change.
I was under the impression Max Payne 3 was fully Steamworks including retail. If that's no different then I'm definitely wrong about it being a change.
Max Payne 3 wasn't Steamworks. The Steam version used Steamworks features, but retail copies did not activate on Steam.
The reason Amazon had Steam keys is due to Tony's tenaciousness more than anything.
Is that supposed to be cute? Because it looks like a freaky zombie-santa-dog shambling around.
All those are actually the reason why I am holding off with getting a new PC.Just realized we have some cool performance increases coming relatively soon.
PCIe 4
Skylake from Intel
Proliferation of DDR4 (almost negligible performance increase, but still cool)
GPU dieshrinks
Consumer SSDs moving to the PCIe lanes
Is that supposed to be cute? Because it looks like a freaky zombie-santa-dog shambling around.