Dragon1893
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With all the praise I've heard I'm surprised, different strokes and all that.
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STEAM | July 2017 - Magical Pyres can't melt Cold Steel
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With all the praise I've heard I'm surprised, different strokes and all that.
Dangerblade
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Yes, i did it for all my games:
And yes, for all 6k games i have. But it's really not that hard as you can think, i started to do this when i had like 2k games and that required some time and effort. Now i'm just adding every new game immediately after i bought or activated it, and usually it takes only few seconds to look at release date at store page and add game to correct filter.
Wow!
You need a game from 1983 and 1986. This is the danger of me doing this; I'm going to buy games based on release year XD
Baron von Loathsome
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He likes Trails in the Sky, that's reason enough as any.
True, you can't trust anyone that thinks that niche game has better writing than Planescape
Mackenzie 92
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Yes, i did it for all my games:
And yes, for all 6k games i have. But it's really not that hard as you can think, i started to do this when i had like 2k games and that required some time and effort. Now i'm just adding every new game immediately after i bought or activated it, and usually it takes only few seconds to look at release date at store page and add game to correct filter.
I can't remember what it was but someone posted something that organized all your steam games however you want. I did mine by year as well but it was automatic and done in seconds.
Found it
https://github.com/rallion/depressurizer
Smartphone?
Is she following these steps? That's all I had to do last time I changed my phone and forgot to remove the authentication on the old one.
And earlier he was shitting on FF12 aesthetics so I think we know what must happen.
Wok
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I have tried the demo of Aritana, and I have high confidence this game is indeed a hidden gem.
Unrelated, the Pathfinder setting is going to be adapted again into a video game, and it will be this time an isometric RPG next year. See Kickstarter. The card game was released on Steam this June.
Except Theo47's build is better:
https://github.com/Theo47/depressurizer/releases/latest
Unrelated, the Pathfinder setting is going to be adapted again into a video game, and it will be this time an isometric RPG next year. See Kickstarter. The card game was released on Steam this June.
Except Theo47's build is better:
https://github.com/Theo47/depressurizer/releases/latest
I just had the same situation yesterday, new phone same number. You can just put it as "a new device" or some sort and it will send an SMS for the code.
pantsattack
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Wok
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If I remember right, faster download of the database, Wilson score, How Long To Beat times, fewer bugs, nicer interface.
Beautiful.
Is it really that difficult though? There is a downloads section right on the homescreen.
Crimsonclaw111
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How does she select it? Through the app? Or should she uninstall and then reinstall the app and try logging in again? She just went to work so we'll see. She isn't getting SMS at all from Steam.
jediyoshi
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A different interface wouldn't solve that question
UcchedavÄda
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Having a download section doesn't help you decide which fork of a project is most appropriate one to use. That's the difficult part, and something you often have to figure out by trawling through changelogs.
Working fine on the west coast of the US.
It is completely incomparable though. Trails is super optimistic and cheery slice-of-life. Planescape is, essentially , a philosophical treatise on the human condition.
It doesn't matter how "good" each of them is at their respective field, they are existing in parallel universes.
That usually means your IP has been banned or one of your browser extensions is raising a red flag.
Battlechili
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Why didn't anyone tell me Megadimension Neptunia VII was so good? Its WAY better than the other Neptunia games and is actually really great! Well worth getting on Steam.
The moment this track played and the heroes were being cheered on to fight the giant in the game was really hype. The gameplay, the music, the graphics, and even the writing is so much better than the Re;birth games. It gives you the plot and purpose of the game right from the start. No dawdling; you're thrown into another dimension with a giant causing trouble and you need to stop it! Much better than the Re;birth games shoddy silly VN scenes not really giving any real rhyme or reason for what you're doing.
The moment this track played and the heroes were being cheered on to fight the giant in the game was really hype. The gameplay, the music, the graphics, and even the writing is so much better than the Re;birth games. It gives you the plot and purpose of the game right from the start. No dawdling; you're thrown into another dimension with a giant causing trouble and you need to stop it! Much better than the Re;birth games shoddy silly VN scenes not really giving any real rhyme or reason for what you're doing.
Working fine now. That's weird
Crimsonclaw111
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Continuing my Dishonored 2 amazement,
and the
was a rush. Pulling off the perfect stealth run was awesome!
Can't wait to replay this on NG+ with deadly force, then stealth again with all abilities.
Aramis Stilton's Manor
time-travel mechanic
Can't wait to replay this on NG+ with deadly force, then stealth again with all abilities.
Which, uh, ending did you get to that mission?
Crimsonclaw111
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I
didn't side with either of the factions
infiltrate the study room without being seen or killing anybody
Crimsonclaw111
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Ignored it. Just did my deed and went on with my turbulent assassin life.
Didn't know it would change the mission's ending
Neptunia games have a tendency to improve a little with each new release, at least the mainline ones, so no surprises there
Although the story was a bit more sensical this time around, it is still one of the weakest parts. Personally, i play these games for their general silliness, and superb music and voice acting. It is nice to have a better story, but i'm not going into these games expecting anything good on that front, so it was just a bonus for me.Also, i did tell people this game was pretty good, it even ended up on my top 2016 games list
(which is not that hard, to be fair, since i don't play many newly released games)Do think about it your second time through.
Aramis and the manor are fucked up primarily because of what he witnessed that night. Were he not there to do so...
someguyinahat
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Phantom Brave is pretty interesting, but I'm in the middle of chapter 2 and still feel like I have no idea what I'm doing. I have one or two characters that can wreck the enemies, and five or six that can peck at enemies like baby ducks. Given that characters have time limits, every battle feels like I'm getting through by the skin of my teeth.
SatelliteOfLove
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Hrrmmm, are you Confining correctly? Making sure timers dont run out? Aiming for the focus enemies that the boosting lines come from?
It's been over a decade since I played it last but once you start getting this down, the game becomes manageable.
Then comes Title farming...
someguyinahat
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I think so.
Timers are extendable? Or do you mean waiting until the right time to confine the better fighters?
Yup.
Yeah I have no idea what this is.
SatelliteOfLove
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The right time to, yeah.
Title farming is getting better Titles for your characters. Breaks the game the FUCK open and full of Stupid Things to learn and find.
Also note of the kind of weapon. Some of the weapon specialities don't make "sense" like how seastars are a Warrior's best weapon and other shenanigans.
yes through the app. there are only two options there select one with "this is a new device" or something.
I'm not going to argue with you here, because everyone is entitled to their opinion and different people have different needs, but I need to say that all the points you mention (except maybe the last one) are not exclusive to Fata - pretty much every single VN is guilty of them to some extent.
Hey, I know I'm late as hell to answering this stuff, but I thought I should anyway:
You will be able to turn the CA off. We're actually working on a CA slider (that may or may not make it into final, but we're working on it), so you can adjust the amount of CA from none to EYE SEARING. Just how you like it!
Not quite, but kind of. Basically, it was delayed for everything. Also, the game is still mostly bosses. And while we won't have a boss-rush mode for launch, the way things are implemented, you might be able to get your wish anyway...with some...tactics.
Cuphead plays nothing like either of those. If you want to know how Cuphead plays, load up a game of Contra 3: The Alien Wars and play the skeleton boss at the end of level 3. Then play the sequence in level 4 where you pass under the mother ship, then fight a cyborg while hanging off of the helicopter, then fight the mother ship by jumping from missile to missile while taking out the shield then blasting the core.
Did you think that was fun? Then you will probably like Cuphead.
If you thought that was boring/all flash no substance/too hard/too simple/etc... you will probably not love Cuphead. And that's totally cool.
We've honestly had really good response from most people who've played it. At PAX and Gamescom and wherever else, we usually have people willing to play bosses over and over til they beat them. The biggest complaint is usually about difficulty, but I think that's mostly just show-floor jitters or needing to tune themselves to a run and gun game. Cuphead isn't bullet hell, but it's not easy. It's also nowhere near NES hard. I'd say that if you can beat Ori, you can beat Cuphead on Normal, no problem. If you can beat Spelunky, you can beat Cuphead on Hard, no problem. If you have ever beat a Mega Man or Contra game, you can beat Cuphead on Hard.
And if not, there's always Easy, specially added for Phil and Kanye.
You will be able to turn the CA off. We're actually working on a CA slider (that may or may not make it into final, but we're working on it), so you can adjust the amount of CA from none to EYE SEARING. Just how you like it!
Not quite, but kind of. Basically, it was delayed for everything. Also, the game is still mostly bosses. And while we won't have a boss-rush mode for launch, the way things are implemented, you might be able to get your wish anyway...with some...tactics.
Cuphead plays nothing like either of those. If you want to know how Cuphead plays, load up a game of Contra 3: The Alien Wars and play the skeleton boss at the end of level 3. Then play the sequence in level 4 where you pass under the mother ship, then fight a cyborg while hanging off of the helicopter, then fight the mother ship by jumping from missile to missile while taking out the shield then blasting the core.
Did you think that was fun? Then you will probably like Cuphead.
If you thought that was boring/all flash no substance/too hard/too simple/etc... you will probably not love Cuphead. And that's totally cool.
We've honestly had really good response from most people who've played it. At PAX and Gamescom and wherever else, we usually have people willing to play bosses over and over til they beat them. The biggest complaint is usually about difficulty, but I think that's mostly just show-floor jitters or needing to tune themselves to a run and gun game. Cuphead isn't bullet hell, but it's not easy. It's also nowhere near NES hard. I'd say that if you can beat Ori, you can beat Cuphead on Normal, no problem. If you can beat Spelunky, you can beat Cuphead on Hard, no problem. If you have ever beat a Mega Man or Contra game, you can beat Cuphead on Hard.
And if not, there's always Easy, specially added for Phil and Kanye.
pantsattack
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Wait, who are you? 😀
I am a Cuphead dev who was recently doxxed by Eurogamer!
Rickenslacker
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Oh, neat. Not the doxxing part.
Im pretty early on in Styx Master of Shadows and i dunno, I'm not really feelin it, it's definitely not a bad game but the looseness that makes it free also makes it feel dated and jankey, for example, now ledgegrab just makes it so that any time you fall off the common 2box stack it's loud enough to agro even though on the other hand you can like crouch right before falling and it doesn't agro half the time. That said, I'm super early on, just before the hideout in the first chapter as I just started again, should I even bother with collectibles, been getting at least all the coins so far and they are kind of a time sap; or any other tips i guess?
The Dear Leader
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Played the demo for COMPOUND, it's a really cool looking low-fi VR shooter that has randomly generated levels. It controls and play really well and I had a lot of fun with it. Wish more games would go for this art style, it really pops especially in VR.
By playing games from specific year + some stuff i bought and want to play right now. I started my backlog cleaning from games released in 2004, currently I'm on 2007 so most of the games i have installed was originally released in this year.
Some of them i played immediately after i installed them, some games like LEGO Star Wars and TF2 are sitting on my HDD for ages, waiting when i'll finally get in the mood to finally play them.
I had everything organized like this (but I used spreadsheets to track them). Ultimately I favored organizing not by release year, but by year of purchase, with the idea being to clear out the games I've had the longest. I had never considered using Steam categories for this purpose though. It looks good.
I think i have to stop buying games. I have so many that i yet have to play, but rarely do. Or play them for a bit then forget about it for a long time. But the bigger problem is nothing can keep my interest for too long so that i would return to that game another day. I want to play the game because it would fit my mood or because i want to enjoy it not because i have to beat the game.
Will see tho, i took some advises from this thread. Will try and see how it works.
That's pretty accurate for me as well. But i end up playing Overwatch instead
By playing games from specific year + some stuff i bought and want to play right now. I started my backlog cleaning from games released in 2004, currently I'm on 2007 so most of the games i have installed was originally released in this year.
Some of them i played immediately after i installed them, some games like LEGO Star Wars and TF2 are sitting on my HDD for ages, waiting when i'll finally get in the mood to finally play them.
Wow that's some dedication. My lazy ass never will be able to do that.
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