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STEAM | July 2015 - Nothing To Buy With Our Arkham Knight Refunds
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crazyrabbits
Banned
By cheating you didn't really got them "in the right moment" though
That's how I got banned by Playfire - launching the game and immediately unlocking achievements. Rookie mistake.
TheLetdown
Member
It was actually taken down the moment you called those two babes.
I'm invisible.
You can totally work the dogs into your plan, hell, sometimes you even have to.
Also, you do know you play 3 different characters with different objectives and movesets, right? Sure, they're the same maps, but they play different enough, and have small but important changes (like extra doors and grills that are closedà.
And yeah, the game is mostly a speed-based stealth game (as evidenced by the multiple levels of par per map)
corrosivefrost
Member
They pulled all WB games down, I think, not sure why.
Jawmuncher
Member
LiS is Square Enix though.
corrosivefrost
Member
Huh... I thought it was published by WB for some reason -- my mistake... it just made sense that it would have disappeared with the rest -- maybe they have it country restricted now or something -- not sure why they don't have it anymore then, really.
Jawmuncher
Member
Were you let down I didn't call you babe?
im trying to get you all to buy it
corrosivefrost
Member
Don't have to, it's on my PS4 already, though I only downloaded it in case a SteamGAF cross-play night happens.
Lewd.
corrosivefrost
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not even salsa? :3
Dsyndrome
Member
Free* be free*. When's the first DLC come out for it again?
Alright real talk, I'm gonna say something that sounds crazy but I 100% mean it.
Use cheat engine to force the game to ~1.5x speed. It sounds absurd, but playing it at 45FPS is a lot more tolerable than at 30fps, and the speed is actually totally manageable and a fun twist. It's really cool and worth at least trying.
If you wanna continue making it a whacky funtime playthrough, try using the Toon shader in Reshade + downsampling.
why arent we playing
NightmareTrigger
Banned
not even salsa
Boss Doggie
all my loli wolf companions are so moe
Anyone here in W10?
you know what just happened
Yea I am.
i want to play with steam gaffers soon. quote me maybe?
doing something else at the moment, but will get to it
Yes I'm using win10
salazar547
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yep me
someguyinahat
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Impressions for the newly-bundled Nightmares from the Deep 3: Davy Jones
The story: Once again you play Sarah Black, museum curator and author. The game starts with you about to give a presentation on the reality of mythical figure Davy Jones, when the lights go out (naturally) and he shows up to kidnap you and your daughter Cory (Holy hell, they finally named the daughter! Two things about that though: first of all, at one point she signs a contract "P. Black" so Cory might be a nickname or her middle name; secondly, if you name your daughter "Cory Black" you've basically mapped out her career as a porn star.) Your dumb-as-a-box-of-rocks daughter stupidly signs a pact with Davy Jones to spare you, so your job now is to stop Davy, save Cory, and also save Davy Jones' daughter, who - wait for it...can you guess? - doesn't have a first name. She's just "love" and "dear" and "my daughter" and "the girl."
Anyway, as far as the story goes, it's a nice wrap-up to the trilogy. It's a bit predictable, but it's decent.
The dialogue and voices: The pirates in the game still give it their all. They sound like character actors. Of the remaining cast, Cory does a passable job, but the others sound under-acted, wooden, like they're reading scripts but not really understanding the context. Some of the dialogue contains spelling errors (nothing too egregious, except for the one time "riches" was correctly spoken, but "reaches" was written. Ouch!) and as for the quality of the dialogue, let's just say the bonus chapter contains my favourite piece of dialogue in a hidden object game ever:
"Oh, it's a book! It looks like it's been read recently!"
I could totally see that getting mileage as a Let's Player's catchphrase.
The gameplay: The hidden object scenes are done well, and if you get totally stuck you can either use a hint, or switch to mahjong - which I actually played this time because there was only one achievement for it, and that's to play three games. Thank goodness! The mahjong is super simple (maybe eight different types of tile to match) with seemingly unlimited reshuffles. Don't bother with it after you get the cheevo, because the hidden object scenes are way better. There were zero bullshit inventory puzzles to be had, and the other minigame puzzles were...well in my opinion too easy for the most part, but there was one tough one, and that was a refraction puzzle very similar to one from Melissa K. and the Heart of Gold (a brutally tough HOG on expert mode.)
The length: My playtime says 7.1 hours but it's more like 6 because I left it on while doing other stuff. That's the main chapter, the bonus chapter (which gives you no achievements whatsoever - not even the mahjong counts there,) backtracking right before the end to find the last collectibles, and replaying part of the main chapter to get the mahjong achievement. So it's a good solid length.
The verdict: A fine title from Artifex Mundi, which is to be expected by now. I am a bit worried that they might be getting too casual/easy because I didn't have many problems on expert, but then again maybe I'm just getting better at them because I'm an old hand at them. That said, while it's not tough to follow the story if you didn't play 1 and 2, I'd still recommend playing 1 and 2 first. But if you got them in a bundle, just play and enjoy 'em.
The story: Once again you play Sarah Black, museum curator and author. The game starts with you about to give a presentation on the reality of mythical figure Davy Jones, when the lights go out (naturally) and he shows up to kidnap you and your daughter Cory (Holy hell, they finally named the daughter! Two things about that though: first of all, at one point she signs a contract "P. Black" so Cory might be a nickname or her middle name; secondly, if you name your daughter "Cory Black" you've basically mapped out her career as a porn star.) Your dumb-as-a-box-of-rocks daughter stupidly signs a pact with Davy Jones to spare you, so your job now is to stop Davy, save Cory, and also save Davy Jones' daughter, who - wait for it...can you guess? - doesn't have a first name. She's just "love" and "dear" and "my daughter" and "the girl."
Anyway, as far as the story goes, it's a nice wrap-up to the trilogy. It's a bit predictable, but it's decent.
The dialogue and voices: The pirates in the game still give it their all. They sound like character actors. Of the remaining cast, Cory does a passable job, but the others sound under-acted, wooden, like they're reading scripts but not really understanding the context. Some of the dialogue contains spelling errors (nothing too egregious, except for the one time "riches" was correctly spoken, but "reaches" was written. Ouch!) and as for the quality of the dialogue, let's just say the bonus chapter contains my favourite piece of dialogue in a hidden object game ever:
"Oh, it's a book! It looks like it's been read recently!"
I could totally see that getting mileage as a Let's Player's catchphrase.
The gameplay: The hidden object scenes are done well, and if you get totally stuck you can either use a hint, or switch to mahjong - which I actually played this time because there was only one achievement for it, and that's to play three games. Thank goodness! The mahjong is super simple (maybe eight different types of tile to match) with seemingly unlimited reshuffles. Don't bother with it after you get the cheevo, because the hidden object scenes are way better. There were zero bullshit inventory puzzles to be had, and the other minigame puzzles were...well in my opinion too easy for the most part, but there was one tough one, and that was a refraction puzzle very similar to one from Melissa K. and the Heart of Gold (a brutally tough HOG on expert mode.)
The length: My playtime says 7.1 hours but it's more like 6 because I left it on while doing other stuff. That's the main chapter, the bonus chapter (which gives you no achievements whatsoever - not even the mahjong counts there,) backtracking right before the end to find the last collectibles, and replaying part of the main chapter to get the mahjong achievement. So it's a good solid length.
The verdict: A fine title from Artifex Mundi, which is to be expected by now. I am a bit worried that they might be getting too casual/easy because I didn't have many problems on expert, but then again maybe I'm just getting better at them because I'm an old hand at them. That said, while it's not tough to follow the story if you didn't play 1 and 2, I'd still recommend playing 1 and 2 first. But if you got them in a bundle, just play and enjoy 'em.
Right here.
W10 is really nice. Inactive window scrolling ftw.
corrosivefrost
Member
Dunno, only played it long enough to watch it set my 770 on fire. (Read: benchmark test)
Saw I couldn't manage to get out of the N64-texture mode with my measly 2gb of VRAM and it's now on the list of "won't play til I eventually upgrade my graphics card". Maybe by then, the port will be better optimized. :3
What thread on the gaming side of GAF *isn't*?
texhnolyze
Banned
MMBosstones86
Member
Cheater Clicker Heroes
yah , i used cheat engine to get gold..many many many of gold
but i didn't use other save file
the strongest hero ( the last one is ~3700 lv )
fun time wasting game , better then boobs clicker
sakura clicker is soo basic ,there is only one factor .. only leveling up the heroes
smh
They won't have turn-based combat.
Take it as it is, they are making a remake not a remaster of the game.
They will probably make it as if they would have done the original now, which leads to action combat and all.
thesaucetastic
Unconfirmed Member
Dang, all I really want from the Humble Weekly is The Sacred Tears TRUE. Gurumin's fun, although it does get a little tedious if you try to 100% every level. Very charming though.
PepsimanVsJoe
Member
Stellar 2D is the new worst game I've ever played on Steam.
Well..maybe it is tied with Despair.
Hmm..
Well..maybe it is tied with Despair.
Hmm..
I don't know, there are some real gems in that thread. Like "this is the worst day in gaming history."
texhnolyze
Banned
They haven't said anything about the combat system though, it could still be turn-based but without ATB. If they want to make it action, just make a decent AI for the rest of the team, please.
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Anyway, people are selling MGS V PP keys already on the internet. About $40 here in my local online stores.
They're those nvidia promo keys, right?
Yup.
I'd imagine as time gets really close that people will take most anything for them.Yup. Price should drop after release and when most inpatient have gotten their.
I hope so at least
Yeah.
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