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STEAM | May 2014 - every time improve protection Steam Guard
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AH
Of course I've bought the download one.
Now. Is there a way to be refunded for digital stuff?
Contact their support and ask for it, they'll most likely oblige. Amazon cs is cool like that from what I've heard.
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
I played through Dark Void. The ending is a cliffhanger. The game itself is a thoroughly unremarkable third person shooter (with quite a lot of it taking place on land rather than in the air, so it doesn't even deliver on its promise). It has nice music. I would not recommend the game because it's not really worth your time. But 0.99 is pretty cheap.
MMBosstones86
Member
wow, That PC Watch Dogs thread definitely took a turn....Did people actually start posting receipts and stuff? I didn't read that far ahead.
I was disappointed by the lack of Whitney Houston gifs.
I was disappointed by the lack of Whitney Houston gifs.
Just uploaded my first YT video. Just tested that everything is okay, used Spelunky.
Was pretty easy actually. Only need to get a headset with a mic.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PEwjBfrOR8
Was pretty easy actually. Only need to get a headset with a mic.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PEwjBfrOR8
Thank you all, chatting with good girl Venice right now.
EDIT: well apparently Venice forwarded my request to the digital stuff department and I should be refunded in a couple of days. AHAH screw you digital stuff terms and conditions that don't allow me to return digital purchases.
EDIT: well apparently Venice forwarded my request to the digital stuff department and I should be refunded in a couple of days. AHAH screw you digital stuff terms and conditions that don't allow me to return digital purchases.
Stallion Free
Cock Encumbered
Buy this shit yo. True art. Nilin is my waifu.
Just finished Operation Flashpoint: Red River fellow GAFfers:
Instead of making a better written review I'm just going to point some points in case someone is interested in checking this game out considering it's a 2010 (?) game.
- This game could be really fun for a 4 Player Co-op. But I never tried that.
- There's an interesting plot twist on who you are fighting for.
- Bullet drops are accurate and satisfying.
- Visuals still hold up okay, specially in later levels (I might be easy to please in this case). The mountains are neat.
- Good length for the Single Player considering recent games in the genre.
- The Briefing before any mission is nice. Really loved the soundtrack giving you a "danger" feel before going to battle.
- Level of customization for different sets of classes. You can level them up and get new perks.
- You can give orders to each soldier in your squad. It's great to flank enemy positions, suppress and ambush if you take the time to understand how it works.
- No health regeneration. If you get shot you need to stop the bleeding first the patch up
- You can get killed with one or two bullets.
- +1 Finished game -1 game on the Backlog.
- The AI is a hit or miss. Either they can be effective or they warn you to not shot because they are going to be in front of you. This happened more than it should.
- It requires Games for Windows Live if that' is an issue/deal breaker for you.
- Because the Story is focused on one area, there's not much variation when it comes to different war scenarios.
- Checkpoint can be cruel at times considering how easy it is to be killed. Most of them are fine, however.
- Responsiveness from your AI when you order them to enter a vehicle can be really slow.
Misc:
- I don't have Operation Flashpoint Dragon Rising, so I can't compare to that one.
- There are 7 GAFfers on my friends list that have this game but only one played it (spending 30 hours in it). The others tried approximately 1 hour or less.
- I wonder if we are going to see more tactical FPS's soon. It seems that this genre is not that famous in recent years. I still remember playing the Delta Force games on PC ten years ago. Good times.
- R.I.P Guildford studios.
Interesting Knox quote:
"I'm going to beat you so hard that not even Google will be able to find you."
Instead of making a better written review I'm just going to point some points in case someone is interested in checking this game out considering it's a 2010 (?) game.
- This game could be really fun for a 4 Player Co-op. But I never tried that.
- There's an interesting plot twist on who you are fighting for.
- Bullet drops are accurate and satisfying.
- Visuals still hold up okay, specially in later levels (I might be easy to please in this case). The mountains are neat.
- Good length for the Single Player considering recent games in the genre.
- The Briefing before any mission is nice. Really loved the soundtrack giving you a "danger" feel before going to battle.
- Level of customization for different sets of classes. You can level them up and get new perks.
- You can give orders to each soldier in your squad. It's great to flank enemy positions, suppress and ambush if you take the time to understand how it works.
- No health regeneration. If you get shot you need to stop the bleeding first the patch up
- You can get killed with one or two bullets.
- +1 Finished game -1 game on the Backlog.
- The AI is a hit or miss. Either they can be effective or they warn you to not shot because they are going to be in front of you. This happened more than it should.
- It requires Games for Windows Live if that' is an issue/deal breaker for you.
- Because the Story is focused on one area, there's not much variation when it comes to different war scenarios.
- Checkpoint can be cruel at times considering how easy it is to be killed. Most of them are fine, however.
- Responsiveness from your AI when you order them to enter a vehicle can be really slow.
Misc:
- I don't have Operation Flashpoint Dragon Rising, so I can't compare to that one.
- There are 7 GAFfers on my friends list that have this game but only one played it (spending 30 hours in it). The others tried approximately 1 hour or less.
- I wonder if we are going to see more tactical FPS's soon. It seems that this genre is not that famous in recent years. I still remember playing the Delta Force games on PC ten years ago. Good times.
- R.I.P Guildford studios.
Interesting Knox quote:
"I'm going to beat you so hard that not even Google will be able to find you."
What he said.
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
to be fair you also ignored their US-only terms and conditions when you bought the game
to be fair you also ignored their US-only terms and conditions when you bought the game
How dare you assume I'm not currently living under Googleplex porch with just one pair of socks and a laptop, stealing Google fiber wifi?
PetriP-TNT
Member
Do those unlock on Steam on the Sega Classic emu or what?
Dio Brando
Banned
Bought. Thanks for the heads up!
BEWARE
that link points to the DRM free version of the games, NO STEAM CODES
THIS IS THE PROPER LINK TO STEAM REEDEMABLE SEGA 48-Game Mega Arcade Pack
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EIN266Q/?tag=neogaf0e-20
PetriP-TNT
Member
Thanks Copons, just as I thought
spindoctor
Member
Remember Me is a good deal at 10 bucks. The gameplay runs out of steam near the end but the artwork and general setting is really nice and worth experiencing for sure.
use the other link.
I believe some of the games are "DLC" under the Genesis Classics Pack, and some are standalone.
For those that have them, they're true PC ports, not just a Genesis emulator packed together with the game, right?
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
You can probably use the files from the DRM-free version with the Steam version's emulator, btw. It'd be a pain in the ass for purchase management and download/install/patching management or whatever, so it's not ideal, especially when Steam versions exist.
They're all DLC. The Dreamcast games and the Sonic CD port are separate, but everything from the Genesis is in the Genesis Classics Pack
Just a Genesis emulator packed together with the game. There's a MAME-style front-end UI.
They're all DLC. The Dreamcast games and the Sonic CD port are separate, but everything from the Genesis is in the Genesis Classics Pack
Just a Genesis emulator packed together with the game. There's a MAME-style front-end UI.
Well if you're superficial like me you'll love Remember Me.
www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=109594786&postcount=4626
Stunning game with a reasonable story and I found the gameplay to be not too bad (the Pressen system kind of rifts off God Hand's build-a-combo mechanic). It has an early Luc Beson feel to it (not too surprised seeing DOTNOD are based in Paris).
Spazznid took some great freecam shots in the the High Res Pics thread.
YianGaruga
Banned
ZMMIEX-EW1476-0PNL11 works and gives 20% off, sorry I just found it. :/ Even works with credit.
Age of Booty and Flock are 1.24 each.
This is an incredibly good game, and even though I got it as a gift, I think $10 is a good price for it. It's extremely linear, sure, but the combat is fun and has a nice flow (not to mention the dynamic soundtrack that goes along with it sometimes), the vistas are incredible, and the memory remixes are awesome. It's a bit glitchy, which forced me to restart two different chapters, but I can live with that (both were near the beginning of each, so very few progress was lost).
Well that's disappointing.
I'd love to get some old SNES games with excessive slowdown truly ported to PC for 60fps.
DaBargainHunta
Member
I'm pretty sure they're ALL "DLC."
I was under the impression that they were just emulated games packed together, but I could be wrong. I never really thought about it, to be honest. Edit: See post above.
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
RE: Remember Me, I wrote a fairly lengthy write-up when I played it a few months ago which might be of value to some people who are on the edge. It's an interesting mess, I liked it well enough.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=103700354&postcount=10329
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=103700354&postcount=10329
PetriP-TNT
Member
Eh I guess this thread doesn't need another wrong bundle purchase after mine.
Now I own 49 Genesis games. Which is the one that wasn't on Sega Humble Bundle?
Oh good, there's a replacement -20% code. I can finally post this:
Yeah, I think once GMG has ironed out the kinks the program will be scaled back a bit, with focus shifting to games that are currently discounted on GMG itself. I just hope that doesn't happen before Murdered: Soul Supect's release as taking into account the Star Wars credit and assuming a 25% discount code shows up closer to release, I'll currently only be paying $12 for it and I'd like to get that down into the $9 ballpark.
Mission accomplished... and then some! But I might as well wait until the day before release and get it as cheap as possible.
Maxwood
Oh rock of ages, do not crumble, love is breathing still. Oh lady moon shine down, a little people magic if you will.
Thanks for the heads-up, bought!
This game sounds a lot like Survivor Squad.
arts&crafts
Member
I cant believe I didn't get all the Transistor playfire rewards, I am like 5 hours in but didnt have the time this week to binge to the end woe is me 1$+
woe is me 1$+MMBosstones86
Member
excellent thanks. 8.16 for Remember Me - $8.16 credit = free. Awesome
Servizio
I don't really need a tag, but I figured I'd get one to make people jealous. Is it working?
If you don't care for the emulator the Sega Classics bundle uses by default, you can extract the roms and run them in other emulators. Possibly better, more accurate, or feature rich emulators.
Per PCgamingwiki:
I had QuickBMS linked, but it's apparently hosted on a banned site. Huh.
Per PCgamingwiki:
I had QuickBMS linked, but it's apparently hosted on a banned site. Huh.
I'll have to get around to finishing Remember Me at some point. Real shame that game flopped so badly.
What are the chances of Transistor even hitting 25% off during the Summer Sale? I do want to get it, but I've got enough of a backlog to hold me over for a few months at least.
What are the chances of Transistor even hitting 25% off during the Summer Sale? I do want to get it, but I've got enough of a backlog to hold me over for a few months at least.
YianGaruga
Banned
I think 25% is definitely possible. On the other hand there wasn't even a launch discount, so maybe Supergiant wants to keep the price stable for a while.
arts&crafts
Member
That would be smart by them. Although I got for 15$ in keys at launch.
I find it interesting that despite the preference among Steam's more seasoned users to purchase items through the "grey market", "Russian territories" accounted for just 5% of Steam's sales revenue in 2013 -- even if you add Eastern Europe in general that just raises the number to 7%. It really puts the massive userbase in perspective.
I could see it being higher this year, since I think it's gained some popularity. However, some people just don't want to mess around with traders(I have a few friends like this), and I'd wager most probably don't even know it exists.
bobnowhere
Member
I'm the same, I think I'm on the second last level while I really want to like to the combat there are some things that annoy me about it and I haven't quite summoned the energy to finish it. It's a shame as the world is amazingly realised.
Jawmuncher
Member
So who bought FF3? Playing it on my iphone and I hate it. Im at the end but its been more ofva grind fest than the first 2.
also the last dungeon is terrible. Grinding another 10 levels so I can beat the last boss.
also the last dungeon is terrible. Grinding another 10 levels so I can beat the last boss.
Alessandro
Member
In recent years french developers produced some quirk but interesting mid-tier games: Cursed Crusade, Sang Froid, Mars War Logs, EYE Divine Cybermancy and the aforementioned Remember Me are all games I'd recommend playing.
Club Namco is selling DS2 Collector's Editions for $59.95 for today only.
http://store.namcobandaigames.com/s...=Uxax8Qoydg8AAGj4rv8AAAFW&rests=1401120110546
Any platform.
http://store.namcobandaigames.com/s...=Uxax8Qoydg8AAGj4rv8AAAFW&rests=1401120110546
Any platform.
Tizoc
Member
Pretty sure Dungeons and Dragons has a 4 player mode, it's on sale on GMG for $3.74
http://www.greenmangaming.com/s/om/en/pc/games/action/dungeons-dragons-chronicles-mystara/
http://www.greenmangaming.com/s/om/en/pc/games/action/dungeons-dragons-chronicles-mystara/
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