derExperte
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So, gamersgate has Ass Creed on sale, are these Steam, Uplay or in the case of the other titles some other DRM?
No mention of Steam on the page -> no Steam.
So, gamersgate has Ass Creed on sale, are these Steam, Uplay or in the case of the other titles some other DRM?
yipesYeah I'm really looking forward to it. I finished up DkS1 a week or two ago, and am totally in the mood for more, which seems like an okay way to approach 2.
You may have convinced me to play a girl character as well, especially after playing as this blue haired menace in the last game:
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Either way, I'm stoked to get into 2.
uPlay.
Even for the 1st two? There's no mention of Uplay. just Tagés.
Wrong thread to ask this, but I stick with Steam for all PC gaming discussion.
I didn't enjoy Demon Souls at all. I've never played the first Dark Souls. I typically suck at very difficult games, but don't mind grinding up slowly to reach god mode.
Should I even consider getting Dark Souls 2? Should I start out with Dark Souls instead? Do you need to play the previous installment to understand what is going on? Am I too big of a wuss to enjoy the series?
I think the first two came out before uPlay officially existed. Could be wrong on that, though.
Is it normal that 3Dmark, when bought on Steam does not appear in your library ?
Yup, games and Software are separated in your library, click library > software and it should be there.
I might be the only person who found dark souls 2 harder than 1, only beat like 3 bosses so far though, but I had no problem going through half of dark souls 1 as slvl1 (stopped at O&S), while I'm having difficulty even just dodging attacks in 2, keep getting hit when I clearly dodged the attacks half of the time and my character is like lvl 30+![]()
Uplay, in all its now-mostly-deprecated-always-online glory, debuted with AssCreed 2.
Anyone know if this is a steam key I cant open the link at work.
http://digital.gamefly.com/#!/download-beyond-good-and-evil/157795
Its Beyond Good and Evil (Ubisoft) so I doubt it
Anyone know if this is a steam key I cant open the link at work.
http://digital.gamefly.com/#!/download-beyond-good-and-evil/157795
Its Beyond Good and Evil (Ubisoft) so I doubt it
wait.. where are you guys hearing that there would be currency changes today or tmr? can't seem to find anything about it on the internet
No mention of Steam account requirement, so I doubt it
I might be the only person who found dark souls 2 harder than 1, only beat like 3 bosses so far though, but I had no problem going through half of dark souls 1 as slvl1 (stopped at O&S), while I'm having difficulty even just dodging attacks in 2, keep getting hit when I clearly dodged the attacks half of the time and my character is like lvl 30+![]()
Anyone know if this is a steam key I cant open the link at work.
http://digital.gamefly.com/#!/download-beyond-good-and-evil/157795
Its Beyond Good and Evil (Ubisoft) so I doubt it
Did you raise your Adaptability level? I raised it to get my agility to 95 and I can dodge pretty consistently like DS1, before that it felt kinda weird and I can't dodge consistently.
maybe it's cos you were pretty good at dks1 so adapting to the changes was harder?
with a few exceptions dks2 has been pretty easy so far, at least for like a veteran, and i still have trouble starting over in demon's souls even after making it to allant on ng+ and getting to ng++ on dks1.
I might be the only person who found dark souls 2 harder than 1, only beat like 3 bosses so far though, but I had no problem going through half of dark souls 1 as slvl1 (stopped at O&S), while I'm having difficulty even just dodging attacks in 2, keep getting hit when I clearly dodged the attacks half of the time and my character is like lvl 30+![]()
I raised it to around lvl20 from the last boss I think, still feels a bit weird, but I guess it's just something I'll get used to, it just feels like the game is a lot more demanding.
I was gonna buy Wolfenstein TNO with some Steam money I'd earned doing surveys and stuff (gamestop ---> steam gift card), but someone unexpectedly gifted me a copy of the game. Have $40 now, and no significant reason to wait.
I was looking at picking up Van Helsing 2, since the first game's surprisingly enjoyable, though that'd leave me with $27. Any other recommendations on how to best spend it?
Current deal on IndieGameStand is an uglier but still okay-looking Binding of Isaac clone for $1. It looks like a much closer clone than all of the other games inspired by Isaac, so I'm gonna give it a shot.
The BTA is just some in-game consumable so screw that.
I just did two runs. It's a pretty shameless Isaac clone, even down to some room layouts, but that's what I was looking for so that part is fine. The controls work, but are a little sloppy; movement doesn't feel as precise as it does in Isaac, though it's not terrible either. You explore a randomly put-together dungeon and it seems to have the exact same structure of one item room, one shop and one boss per level. There are also arcades that are more fun than Isaac's, with little carnival type games like a shooting gallery. They were also very easy from what I saw, leading to lots of easy money.Will you post some opinions if you try it out? I'm curious if it's a good enough clone to be worth the time. Would be nice to have something to tide me over until Rebirth.
I don't know if it's harder for me, but the dodging in this feels completely different. Part of that is that they changed a lot of the telegraphing of attacks that enemies. They seem to telegraph the same for each attack, whereas in DS1, certain wind-ups were clearly downward slashes while others were horizontal.
Thosekilled me more times that anything so far, bosses included. I just couldn't seem to get their timing at all.1-shot mobs in the Lost Bastille that bell-flop all of your stamina or half of your HP away
Transistor and/or Killer is Dead?
About it being a clone, I think the dev made a good point on RedditI just did two runs. It's a pretty shameless Isaac clone, even down to some room layouts, but that's what I was looking for so that part is fine. The controls work, but are a little sloppy; movement doesn't feel as precise as it does in Isaac, though it's not terrible either. You explore a randomly put-together dungeon and it seems to have the exact same structure of one item room, one shop and one boss per level. There are also arcades that are more fun than Isaac's, with little carnival type games like a shooting gallery. They were also very easy from what I saw, leading to lots of easy money.
The unique feature, or the only one I saw, was that you do more damage per shot and have a much lower rate of fire than Isaac, with mandatory reloads after every 5 shots. A little more precision rather than spraying; sort of like playing Isaac with Polyphemus equipped. This is the worst part of the game as it's frustratingly stressful to be stuck reloading when there's a room with like 10 enemies in it and destroying bushes (equivalent of fires/poop) is a chore when you have to reload twice to destroy some of them. Another difference is that spacebar items don't recharge over time. Instead, you have to find crystals which are random drops. Kind of annoying change that makes your spacebar item much less reliable...
Every item I found both in shops and item rooms was a weapon upgrade (which are bullet upgrades in various forms, just like Isaac), but I presume there are other things. A little disappointed that the sweet shotgun I found just gave me a slightly larger bullet and rate of fire and wasn't an actual shotgun, so maybe they should style the bullet upgrades in another way to avoid that. Fake edit: I played one more run and found armor and a loot crate spacebar item. It says it drops "items" but it only dropped consumables for me, so boo to that.
All in all, I'd say it's not worth playing right now due to the somewhat frustrating reloading thing and seemingly dull items, but I would say it's worth the gamble of a dollar in the hopes that it improves and comes out on Steam.
I kind of agree with him.I totally understand asking that question. For me personally I've played 100s of hours of BoI, unlocked most items and beaten every boss several times. I really love the gameplay but I've played through most of the content.
So when I set out to make a game I asked myself: what I would like to play? The answer was more BoI... but I want it set in a different universe, with real guns and scifi themes.
The other thing that's different is I'm adding a local versus mode where player 2 can control the enemies using the mouse.
I don't see why the BoI gameplay can't turn into a genre of it's own. When Quake was a big hit every FPS was called a "quake clone" until FPS just became a genre.
Happy Monday
oh you humble youI wasn't actually good on dark souls 1, heck I don't know a lot of stuff you guys talk about lol, but that game and the structure felt much less demanding.
Boom! Thanks FiveElementNinja!
Bastion's gameplay kinda sucked a lot, though, and I'm not entirely sure I enjoy Japanese games all that much.
oh you humble you
i mean you got half the game on sl1 so you must be doing something right?
i think i got up to the gargoyles on sl1, and killed pinwheel also. i hate gargoyles in every single souls game, felt so good to manhandle them in ng+
Remind me, Transistor isn't region locked right?
And there is no blowback for me if I do a trade for the game with someone, if they presumably got it from Russia?
When for getting a steam key for some game from a bundle you need to e-mail proof, what is considered proof? It never was clear to me.
I didn't find Baston's world or combat compelling at all. I tried, put like an hour or two into the game, but I just didn't desire to flog it.
Not if the sub isn't a russian one.Remind me, Transistor isn't region locked right?
And there is no blowback for me if I do a trade for the game with someone, if they presumably got it from Russia?
Following is going on the psych profiles I'm working on for gaffers here:
Hates Bastion
Likes Serious Sam.
I was gonna buy Wolfenstein TNO with some Steam money I'd earned doing surveys and stuff (gamestop ---> steam gift card), but someone unexpectedly gifted me a copy of the game. Have $40 now, and no significant reason to wait.
I was looking at picking up Van Helsing 2, since the first game's surprisingly enjoyable, though that'd leave me with $27. Any other recommendations on how to best spend it?
i'm doing surprisingly well on duels in dks2, tho still getting lagstabbed every now and thenroll and attack, lol, man I get my ass kicked online because that's all I was able to do other than throwing bombs as my secondary attack :V
I didn't find Baston's world or combat compelling at all. I tried, put like an hour or two into the game, but I just didn't desire to flog it.