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STEAM | June 2014 - Enhanced Electronics Edition
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What does ModBot think about the Turing Test.
derExperte
Member
No BG&E 2. :/
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Spring-Loaded
Member
What does modbot think about that computer A.I. that mimics a 13-year-old
BinaryPork2737
Unconfirmed Member
You mean you didn't like the amazingly realistic dialogue between players in that completely real multiplayer match?
Valiant Hearts looks like it might be great though. It's going to have all of the feels.
DaBargainHunta
Member
Always Sometimes Monsters is now 20% off. Kinda wish I had waited, since I haven't really played it yet, but I wanted to support such a cool concept and I'm not going to cry over $1. 
derExperte
Member
And it's out in 2.5 weeks.
scorpscarx
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Steam Client Beta Update - June 9th
--Guess they fixed Sniper Elite V2 and Floating Point.
Beaten lol
--Guess they fixed Sniper Elite V2 and Floating Point.
Beaten lol
Glass Rebel
Member
New R6 looks genuinely amazing. I hope the SP portion is too.
Leon Belmont
Member
My same thoughts, it wasn't real gameplay!
Glass Rebel
Member
I've never bought a Ubisoft game at launch, so I never got burned *shrug*
Stallion Free
Cock Encumbered
?? Watch dogs matched the promised gameplay beats for me.
What I was thinking. All those people that get blown away by those CGI and fake gameplay trailers bleh
Spring-Loaded
Member
What if it really was gameplay though?
toddhunter
Member
Sorry can't agree with this. The gameplay in Ubisoft games always matches the trailers. Sometimes the trailers are even more fun to play.
Are you implying that's not common multiplayer practice?
well I meant visually, specially considering they announced it as "pre-alpha footage from an actual multiplayer match", lol
that said, I also doubt the game will have stuff like that level of destruction, and specally it looking as dynamic as it did there
those hostage animations were also canned to shiiiiiit
Sony money hat is in effect I think. I don't think they have ever mentioned a PC version to this day. An utter shame
Brotherhood Mission marker in the Unity demo with a player count, I guess the co-op is just missions in the world. Not a separate mode or anything. Though I guess it probably extends to the multiplayer in some capacity, wouldn't be surprising if Wolf Pack or whatever it was called would become a Brotherhood mission.
No BGE2... Next year then!
No BGE2... Next year then!
toddhunter
Member
I hope someone, somewhere is dubbing over that trailer with real multiplayer talk, complete with 10 year old boy swearing his head off.
Glass Rebel
Member
the destruction, and strategic opportunities it brings to the plate, is the only thing I care about and considering that the levels were pretty small, I can easily imagine them getting close to it.
CheesecakeRecipe
Stormy Grey
so is rainbow six tacticool again I was asleep for the whole conference
Here's the blurb from the Unity mini site detailing the co-op
Sounds like single player and co-op exist in the same world but are separate in a sense
http://assassinscreed.ubi.com/en-GB/games/assassins-creed-unity/new-multiplayer/index.aspx
I loved Watch_Dogs, even with the downgrade. No regrets!
ashecitism
Member
They made swiss cheese out of the house.
Depends on your definition of tactical. Do you like blowing up stuff?
that's alright, im not really bashing Watch_Dogs, just Ubisoft straight up lying about actual gameplay footage and a bunch people apparently being "outraged" but not enough as to not buy the game in boatloads anyway
DaBargainHunta
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BinaryPork2737
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It's fine as long as you pay attention to impressions of the games in question. If most people are saying a game is broken or bad, don't buy it. If it's hyped, consider getting it. Broforce looks pretty good, in my opinion.
DaBargainHunta
Member
I agree. I'm just worried that all of the parody characters - RamBro or whatever it is they're doing - will eventually be patched out of the game if some big company makes a legal stink. Is this possible?
I'm fine with EA the same way I'm fine with shitty games... I just research before hand before i pull the trigger. My most played game on Steam is Early Access (RUST. 225 Hours).
Aren't America's parody laws pretty strong? I figure they can get away with a lot under that.
jaundicejuice
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I have no problem with Early Access games, especially not Broforce. That game is fucking amazing. It already feels content complete and almost feature complete (although online is busted for me).
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
Well I'm doing about 80% of the locking you're seeing today, so it probably just means you think I'm less rude than most mods who maybe do a little more banning than I do
DaBargainHunta
Member
Thanks for all the positive Broforce impressions, guys.
I think I'm going to grab it in the next day or two.
BTW, just to reiterate an earlier post of mine: Target has $20 Steam cards for $18 this week and they also have $50 cards for $45 (not advertised, but I can confirm it).
I think I'm going to grab it in the next day or two.
BTW, just to reiterate an earlier post of mine: Target has $20 Steam cards for $18 this week and they also have $50 cards for $45 (not advertised, but I can confirm it).
derExperte
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Beta sign-up for The Cew (Uplay of course): http://thecrew-game.ubi.com/
Some of this year's and last years's games are Early Access titles. I'm completely fine with it.
Don't blame you really. Personally I don't believe any trailers will 100% accurately match the finished game I play, which is why I wait until I can see the finished game in action before deciding to purchase it or not.
I can judge the concept though, and what I saw in Rainbow Six: Siege got me interested at least.
It's tough for me to get angry about downgrades as it seems like a reality of the industry.
Developers are creating these videos two or even three years in advance, development priorities can shift wildly in that amount of time. For example, 6-8 months before launch there are critical systems that need to be reworked or the game just will not ship. You better believe that they are pulling people off of graphical features to complete the game on time.
Best case scenario would be for publishers to be more open about it. I know that full disclosure isn't what they do best, but being open and honest about some visible changes would probably help their situation.
I learned after AC3 that you can't believe Ubi demonstrations. I just accept them for showing the basic gameplay behind the title and ignore the rest, you kind of have to.
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