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STEAM | June 2016 - Dear Valve, E3 is here, please release Ricochet 2
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Endruen
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Oh, that's right, Thrall. I was thinking of old Moses, sorry XD
Yeah, it's like Moses, but it happens in the original source, IIRC, so it's not the movie's fault.
Yeah, it's like Moses, but it happens in the original source, IIRC, so it's not the movie's fault.
Backlogger
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MulderYuffie
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So it is just me or are other people just randomly not getting mystery cards when they craft i can confirm that at least two badge craftings did not give me a card.
Large Professor
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FiveElementNinja
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Sometimes they show up later. Sometimes they are in your inventory even though you didn't get a notification. That's happened to me in the past.
drotahorror
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With family sharing, only 1 person can play a game in that entire library at any time? Is that how it works?
Like if I'm sharing my library with my cousin and I'm playing The Evil Within, he can't play anything? Cuz so far that's how it seems.
Like if I'm sharing my library with my cousin and I'm playing The Evil Within, he can't play anything? Cuz so far that's how it seems.
Just go into offline mode and that should allow him to play a game while you also enjoy a single player title in your library.
morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
Yes, that's how it works (other than the offline workaround noted above)
The owner of the account always gets priority, but anyone you're sharing with is first-come-first-served.
drotahorror
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Thanks! I was wondering if that would work and so far so good. It's once in a blue moon I play any MP game on steam but it does suck not having my friends list at the moment.
So, what's everybody's take on Cibele? I thought it was well-done for the most part, really captured those feelings of teenage angst, the uncertainties of attraction etc. The ending was a bit abrupt, but it was probably the only sensible way to end the story they wanted to tell.
The game has a lot of negative Steam reviews and reading through them was actually pretty fun because of how clueless they were. Most of the are negative and totally clueless. There's a lot of people who criticize "bad gameplay" (there's sort of a MMO-like game inside the game), nevermind that the REAL gameplay here is browsing through files the protagonist's computer and that MMO thing is basically a backdrop for Skype calls and chats (which, I think, is significant to the story on its own). Others complain about length. It's true that the game is about an hour long, but I don't think it would be possible (or even appropriate) to drag that story for longer than that. In short, it's a classic case of people critcizing a game for being radically different from their idea of what games should be.
The game has a lot of negative Steam reviews and reading through them was actually pretty fun because of how clueless they were. Most of the are negative and totally clueless. There's a lot of people who criticize "bad gameplay" (there's sort of a MMO-like game inside the game), nevermind that the REAL gameplay here is browsing through files the protagonist's computer and that MMO thing is basically a backdrop for Skype calls and chats (which, I think, is significant to the story on its own). Others complain about length. It's true that the game is about an hour long, but I don't think it would be possible (or even appropriate) to drag that story for longer than that. In short, it's a classic case of people critcizing a game for being radically different from their idea of what games should be.
Baron_Calamity
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Same here, I enjoyed the puzzles a lot. The random conversations when exploring the rooms, those funny lines when checking your items, some interesting puzzles to solve, all of that being lost is truly a shame. Not to mention the fact that
doing them again and again, and getting better and faster at solving them, has an explanation in the story.
uses the hardware itself
Really? I thought the script was great, sans a few typos. It felt pretty natural and casual, nailing how a bunch of young adults would talk between themselves in that situation. I'm playing the true ending again, after beating it for the first time a few weeks ago, and it feels as good as before.
Large Professor
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The price of summer sale 2016 cards is slowly creeping up, it seems.
I schedule my backup. On the fourth window you'll get the option to choose another folder
dave is ok
aztek is ok
It's a free weekend for Xbox One
derExperte
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Good atmosphere and great visuals hindered by no real survival aspects and dumb enemies, also story has an interesting premise based on real events and goes in a dumb direction. I'd recommend it for that price, smells of Humble Monthly fodder though.
chrono.gg has Stick it to the Man for $2, cool game.
Good atmosphere and great visuals hindered by no real survival aspects and dumb enemies, also story has an interesting premise based on real events and goes in a dumb direction. I'd recommend it for that price, smells of Humble Monthly fodder though.
chrono.gg has Stick it to the Man for $2, cool game.
Oi. Would explain it. It felt like the competitive has been weaker as of late.
Does the offline workaround work?
I was under the impression that when you go into offline mode it turns family share off.
Nabs
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I don't think it's just the free weekend, I've been feeling the same way this last week or two. I'm not the best player in the world, but I've been getting matched up with people who simply can not hit the ball. No one knows how to clear, center or defend.
morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
It still works for the owner of the library.
The owner of the library can go offline, play his or her games (without achievements or any other online features) and a "family member" can play that library while online.
It used to work for the person who was using the shared library, too. But they removed that for obvious reasons.
Don't get me wrong, I adore the character interactions during the novel and escape sections. All your funyarinpa worshiping, wet June, and whatever else have you. They add a lot of flavor to the story and help placate some of the darker atmosphere.
My main issue is with the actual narration itself. It wasn't really a big issue on a first playthrough because the allure of the mystery thrusts you forward, but looking back, there are many interesting scenarios that could have been supplanted with better prose.
The Dear Leader
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PC confirmed dead?
freshVeggie
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Wait for PC2.
Incoming 500 console.
Which will be the last of the franchise.
The Dear Leader
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That's how Rocket League should have always looked, Tron-ish.
We are already on PC 2.0 (Steam, etc.). So, better wait for PC 3.0 (Cloud streaming) :v
Endruen
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Nice! I've played there a couple of times and it's a good map, I like the background changes. Besides, the announcer is japanese, lol.
It's also announcing a retail version.
It has seemed like in the past week or two it dropped. Maybe they had a reset for normal games.
dave is ok
aztek is ok
Great, even Rocket League is anime now
Not till I get my Waifu, Saber, car.
But we're already past that stage! I remember trying some games on OnLive in 2011 or so and thinking it was kinda neat, but pointless since I could achieve pretty much the same results on my PC sans the input lag.
derExperte
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Yes by me but not one single response. Shame on you all.
Also Frozen Synapse 2 Dev Update #1: Incursions
I'm sorry! Didn't see it. It looks incredible, doesn't it?
Absolutely, potentially my dream game.
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