Been playing Arkham Oranges and... it's pretty good. Combat has gotten even better and the story is mildly interesting. The only problem I have so far is the open world feels so unnecessarily bloated with useless collectables. There's some cool stuff here and there but it's mostly just mindless trash strewn about with XP values affixed to them. It's a problem I feel a lot of open world games have where they have this giant world but don't have the slightest idea how to make it more interesting. Arkham City had this same issue but it feels more pronounced in Oranges.
I'll probably just power through the mainline story and move on.
How much of it is missing? It was only a dollar more expensive than the game by itself anyway.
lego:hobbit -$1.61
Are these FFXIII games fine if I cap them to 30 or will they still be a technical mess?
i'd be tempted to get a refund and buy it on gog, but i'm using card money to pay for everything so still gotta buy it on steamIt's cheaper on GOG: http://www.gog.com/game/the_marvellous_miss_take
So, bets on how huge is the final day haul of JaseC?
i'd say +300
How much of it is missing? It was only a dollar more expensive than the game by itself anyway.
It includes 9 dlc's. Out of 44.
SOTFS : 25
Upgrade with owning DS2 : 24
Yup so fucking generous.
Unless they received massive patches that I'm unaware of, they're fine and that's probably the ideal way to play them.
Really hope these rooms don't get trolled....
The side stuff in this game is worth doing (not the riddler shit, but the assassins) if you have the time.
I have about ~15 left on my budget and I would like som help to decide between buying one of these deals, pros and cons of the games would be nice if you have the time.
- The evil within
- The talos principle
- Wolfenstein: the old blood + transistor
- The vanishing of Ethan Carter + Transistor + Child of light
I would be thankful for any help in choosing
My room got to 98mil.Thanks, that's ok by me.
I didn't care until I saw my room was at 85mil when it ended. Now I want what could've been mine, even if it's some silly badge for a store heh.
oh yeah 48275 is #1 currently
FYI, talos is 6,79 here (eu2 IIRC). You could combine it with some other games.
Is that the room you are in?
I should have joined when i had the chance
Yeah, I'm scrolling through the rest of the DLC right now. That's quite a bit, even if it is mostly costumes.
My room got to 98mil.
/salt
Thanks for posting about these, I'm liking what I'm seeing of Out There Somewhere.Speed Gaming - Developer Alliance Bundle edition
decided to quickly try out the 4 games in this ridiculously cheap bundle (.74cents on steam)
Out There Somewhere - easily the best of the pack, a awesome looking, mind bender of a 2d metroidvania mixed with Portal. The use of momentum in jumps with the teleports is awesome even early on, and theres the usual metroidvania trapings of open world, items to get, health upgrades, etc. Easily worth the price of the bundle.
It's 14 here in EU1.
Any clue when the next mainline Humble Bundle is coming?
How can I tell what room I am in?
Any idea if the 4-pack also gives the predecessor to everyone?So, no new deals. Best hidden deal this sale IMO is Half Minute Hero: The Second Coming for £1.74. You also get the first game free if you don't already have it.
As Venice > Commonwealth, I shall give a fuller answer. Even if it is much later.
Art of War is essential, as it noticeably revamps the military side of the game, bringing amongst other things an army builder, which is so wonderfully helpful. There's religious league wars, client states, being able to push vassals cb's. It's just amazingly helpful, and I couldn't imagine playing the game without the features it brings.
The rest are dependent upon your preferences and your budget. Common Sense, Conquest of Paradise, El Dorado, Res Publica, and Wealth of Nations are the big ones, with American Dream, Purple Phoenix and Star and Crescent being minor expansions. Women in History, while counted as an expansion, is free. So download it.
Common Sense is the latest, and therefore most expensive expansion, but changes the game in quite a big way. Now, tall nations are more possible, as you can develop your existing provinces to bring better rewards. As someone who doesn't like the Map Painter 4 side of EU4, this is manna from heaven for me. There's also a great deal of expanded content for theocracies, protestantism, and the English get a parliamentary system.
Conquest of Paradise added a lot when it launched, but most of those features are either free or were added for free to the base game later. Now all it offers is the ability to play as colonial or native american nations, and a random new world generator.
El Dorado adds a lot for Central American nations, with massively revamped Inti, Mayan and Nahuatl religious groups. There's also custom nations, which can be a lot of fun if unbalanced, and automated exploration which rather noticeably changes the entire colonial game. You can't just direct your explorer fleets westward anymore, you have to let the explorer do the work.
Res Publica completely changes the Republican governments, adding in things like the Dutch Republic, Dictatorships and loads of new events for Republicans and Elective Monarchies.
Finally, Wealth of Nations revamps the trade system, adding in privateers, trade companies, trade conflicts and trade ports. There's also new features for Hindu and Reformed nations.
Out of those major ones, I'd say that Wealth of Nations is the most universally useful, as trade is something every nation will do. For the rest, it's just a matter of deciding to get them if you want to play as a nation it'll affect.
Now for the minor ones. American Dream is pointless, as it only adds a few events for the USA, and then only if you pick the USA from one of the later start times. So you get some events for a whole 44 years of playtime. Purple Phoenix adds events for Byzantium, so if you want to resurrect the Roman Empire it's essential. But otherwise pointless. Star and Crescent adds in events and decisions for Muslim nations, and so is far more universally useful.
Lords of the Fallen, y/n?
If you need help, I could gift it to you (if you use paypal).
Out there Somewhere is fantastic, even better if you like to do challenge/speedruns for achievements. Highly recommended
Lords of the Fallen, y/n?
no. tries to imitate Souls games, but is void of anything that makes them good.Lords of the Fallen, y/n?
I have no idea of how to send money to other peaple via paypal :/