I remember the good old days of not needing to unlock a map.
Thanks. Been waiting to try this.
I remember the days of having to draw a map for games. We got spoiled.
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Because you had to draw them yourself?
I think we all went through the "draw a map" stage, especially with Wolf3D's abstruse and yet elegant level design.damn, those where the times!
I still have some of my game notes and drawings somewhere in the house (><)
I really don't miss those times, got used to maps, journals and all that modern stuff
Yes, you can see the huge list of them dangling at the bottom of every Steam thread =p
All seven games from the teaser video of Be Mine 13.
http://i.imgur.com/FmGSJMC.jpg
1. Legend of Dungeon
2. Nekro
3. Antisquad
4. Alpha Kimori
5. Miasmata
6. Spate
7. The Longest Journey
Won't someone please think of the companies that make graph paper? The closest thing there is to that experience that I enjoy are the Etrian Odyssey games on the DS and 3DS where you can draw features on top of the auto-mapper. I remember playing Metroid with a friend, we would alternate between someone playing and someone drawing the map. Don't miss that.
Early PC RPGs had teleport traps.
That map you just drew? Yeah, throw that away.
Dirty Bomb looks fun, looks like a mix of Counter-Strike and Enemy Territory.
All seven games from the teaser video of Be Mine 13.
http://i.imgur.com/FmGSJMC.jpg
1. Legend of Dungeon
2. Nekro
3. Antisquad
4. Alpha Kimori
5. Miasmata
6. Spate
7. The Longest Journey
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Here you can find the answer:
Early PC RPGs had teleport traps.
That map you just drew? Yeah, throw that away.
I think we all went through the "draw a map" stage, especially with Wolf3D's abstruse and yet elegant level design.
I'm surprised you haven't jumped on it. With a tweak here and a little sacrifice there I've now managed to get a pretty consistent 1920x1080 60fps experience. Granted I've got stupidly expensive second GPU disabled because it buggers everything up *grrrrrrrrrr*
Watch Dogs
I haven't even finished Watch Dogs and I'm already thirsty as hell for Watch Dogs 2. I hope they annualize the series.
I haven't even finished Watch Dogs and I'm already thirsty as hell for Watch Dogs 2. I hope they annualize the series.
I guess we could go with a month for each franchise.
The world needs a new Space Quest.This is probably why I only played shooters and adventure games when I was a kid. Roger Wilco and Duke didn't do that to you.
Oh god, how could I forget those? I might need to lie down now.you forgot holes! dropped down? Have no idea where? So what? draw a new map and then compare them. Even that isn't the real horror, completely dark levels, floors, dungeons are. *shivers*
Seems easy enough if they tried:
January: Assassin's Creed port to a different console
February: Rayman
March: Prince of Persia
April: Imagine Babyz
May: Watch_Dags
June: Raving Rabbids
July: The Division
August: Splinter Cell
September: The Crew
October: Just Dance
November: Far Cry
December: Assassin's Creed
Damn why you gotta share my secret like that.If I know Stalllion, and I don't, he's all about dem Imagine ____z series. His icon is a horse, Ubisoft has a Horsez line of games, coincidence, I think not.
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Seems easy enough if they tried:
January: Assassin's Creed port to a different console
February: Rayman
March: Prince of Persia
April: Imagine Babyz
May: Watch_Dags
June: Raving Rabbids
July: The Division
August: Splinter Cell
September: The Crew
October: Just Dance
November: Far Cry
December: Assassin's Creed
I'm going to stare at you condescendingly now, be prepared. How can you forget Might and Magic?! That's outrage.
I was going to put that in the January slot, but I figured that Ubi will abandon it like it was before for a little over a decade
I remember when people considered annualisation to be a bad thing
Speaking of which, I've added a rule called MEGAGIVERSONLY which limits a giveaway entry to those who have given away at least 25 games, so if you're planning on giving away something especially special and you might want to ensure it's not snatched up by just anyone, this might be of value to you.
It is a bad thing.
I wish LEGO games were annualized...
They were like, four of them this year.
I wish LEGO games were annualized...
They were like, four of them this year.
Thanks for Skyborn, BinaryPork2737 (shouldn't that be Pork101010110001?) - should be a good one!
Well, there is still HoMM and besides, you need to be better than Ubi, at remembering things, it's not hard (><)
So... buy both because they're radically different or something?
So far there have been five of them either announced or released:
Minifigures Online (f2p game)
Ninjago: Nindroids
Lego Movie
The Hobbit
Batman 3
Last year was even worse.
It is a bad thing.
Dirty Bomb is surprisingly not shit.
How big is the download?
Nice, both of these are great games.
Just over 4GB
So far there have been five of them either announced or released:
Minifigures Online (f2p game)
Ninjago: Nindroids
Lego Movie
The Hobbit
Batman 3
Last year was even worse.
Hah, you're welcome! I hope you enjoy it.
I completely forgot about HoMM. I never really played any of them.
I wonder are there people that play only lego games, it surely seems possible not to have time for anything else.
Need Lego Ghostbusters