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STEAM | May 2015 - Paid Mods? We hardly Nuuvem!
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the_firewithin
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install after you put the new one in. I would uninstall the old ones before as well.
Atraveller
Banned
"When you have too much money on your hand and you don't know what to do with it"
And reserved. Thanks for the heads-up.
Jawmuncher
Member
I hope he spoils a boss fight. We never even got a glimpse of one.
congratulations all three AssCreed fans on a new game announced.
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I'm somewhat sorry
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CheesecakeRecipe
Stormy Grey
#TeamReal
lashman
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they aren't even trying to pretend they give a fuck about PC any more ...
morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
And Ubisoft said, "No, no. Fuck you. Wait, let me finish: fuck off."
It appears to be a limited run that will have a lot of different variations and not just YouTube.
It appears to be a limited run that will have a lot of different variations and not just YouTube.
New bundlestars bundle: Victory Mega Bundle, $2.49 for the first 48 hour
Thunder Wolves
Naval Warfare
Cannon Fodder 3
Commando Jack
Joint Task Force
Jagged Alliance: Crossfire
Strategic War in Europe
Dogfight 1942
The Campaign Series: Fall Weiss
Air Guardians
Panzer Tactics HD
Battleplan: American Civil War
American Conquest
Cossacks II: Battle for Europe
Thunder Wolves
Naval Warfare
Cannon Fodder 3
Commando Jack
Joint Task Force
Jagged Alliance: Crossfire
Strategic War in Europe
Dogfight 1942
The Campaign Series: Fall Weiss
Air Guardians
Panzer Tactics HD
Battleplan: American Civil War
American Conquest
Cossacks II: Battle for Europe
Well...
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00XJJ7DUE/
Or DD Gold Edition...
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00XDBUFEE/
which has a 31st October as the release date. Probably a placeholder.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00XJJ7DUE/
Or DD Gold Edition...
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00XDBUFEE/
which has a 31st October as the release date. Probably a placeholder.
Seeing St Paul's should be a real treat. Hopefully they show it off well.
Maybe they'll do some DLC with London during the Blitz, just so they can reenact the iconic image of St Paul's surrounded by burning buildings and smokw.
Nabs
Member
This would be my first real AC game.
Jawmuncher
Member
its $25
and $12.5 is russia...damn this region lock
Cool they put it up for pre-order. Hope the other stores start getting their pages up.
its $25
and $12.5 is russia...damn this region lock
Yay, pre-order incentives.
If the do something like the Time Anomalies in Unity which you can have a bit of a much around I'd be content but 12 Monkeys style time ping ponging DLC and I'll be smitten.
Ubi has unannounced game that will be released this fiscal year
https://www.ubisoftgroup.com/comsit...ft fy15 earnings english finaltcm99202503.pdf
https://www.ubisoftgroup.com/comsit...ft fy15 earnings english finaltcm99202503.pdf
I'm one and done with the series I think.
Atraveller
Banned
gotta go fast
CheesecakeRecipe
Stormy Grey
I now await the next installment, which is an alternate retelling of Gangs of New York.
Jawmuncher
Member
It's gonna be Watch Dogs 2. Don't see them crowding Tom Clancy that much with third title that soon.
Kaleinc
Banned
If the bear won't come to Muhammad then Muhammad must go to the bear.
its $25
and $12.5 is russia...damn this region lock
I've been playing it for the past few weeks and I don't know if I like it either. It feels like I'm constantly making guesses so I'll either complete a level in seconds or minutes. Maybe there was a technique or pattern I should have learned but I have no idea.
The creator of one of their biggest franchises, there to apply for a job. ¯\_(ツ
_/¯A Fish Aficionado
I am going to make it through this year if it kills me
he looks like the new Hamburglar.
Jawmuncher
Member
I begin to think that you people are unworthy of LYNE.
Good that it has me to understand and cherish it.
Sword Cane pls?
Jawmuncher
Member
Q4 was good for Ubi and PC platform.
So good we still get delays.
derExperte
Member
The full 12 months weren't though.
Kurt Russell
Member
Haha, so true.
A Fish Aficionado
I am going to make it through this year if it kills me
that was fast
Gamesplanet Lunar Sale
Amazon US physical Evil Within 8.73$
Dark Echo keys now available for Groupees Be Afraid
- Alien Isolation 78% off
- Deus Ex HR DC 77% off
- Shadow of Moredoor 75% off
- Skyrim Legendary 66% off
Amazon US physical Evil Within 8.73$
Dark Echo keys now available for Groupees Be Afraid
that was fast
He couldn't wait.
that was fast
Only reason I didn't bought it yet is because I have no decent PC to play it on and I fear the usual Ubi unoptimized mess. Will probably pick it up on PS4 if it doesn't perform like Unity.
I wonder if they forgot they did feature that allowed custom sort orders.
someguyinahat
Member
After five hours of gameplay, here are some impressions for Letter Quest: Grimm's Journey:
The graphics: Simple. The backgrounds are nice and not too distracting, the characters have some charm, even though a lot of the villains are almost entirely monocoloured, and you're allowed a little variation in the letter tiles as the game progresses, most of which are nice (but the "words with friends" style is not easy on the eyes at all.) It does a lot with a little.
The gameplay: It's good. You're given a board of fifteen letters, and form words with them to attack monsters. It plays closer to Bookworm Adventures where you can use tiles anywhere from the board, than it does Words for Evil which requires adjacent letters. Tiles can gain bonus-granting crystals which appear randomly, but sadly do not seem to appear if you form a great word - and penalties of various kinds supplied by the monsters. Each level must be completed four times: once standard, once timed, once with an extra challenge, and once where the monsters are "elite" versions. At first, the "elite" levels are quite tough indeed, but after you get a few passive bonuses under your belt, it's not so bad. And yes, there are lots of upgrades to be had. I'm pretty good with words - one of the first achievements I unlocked was getting the requisite number of eight-letter words - so I'm finding that the game ranges from easy to mildly challenging.
The controls: You can use mouse to click the letters on the board, or just type on the keyboard. Typing is way faster, but you'll find you'll need the mouse at times. Some monsters have attributes such as "Takes double damage if you use two or more letters in the top row," and if you type out the word, it might use that "A" in the bottom row instead of the one in the top row. Later on, monsters might ONLY take damage if you use letters in certain positions, so you'll actually have to pay attention to see that the letters you want are in the right place. The letter-picking algorithm doesn't make it easy on you.
The audio: The music is nice, but at times I found it swelled too much and I had to turn the volume down to avoid getting distracted. When you're playing a game that requires you to think, well...you need to hear yourself think. Sound effects are a bit sparse. I would have liked hearing more audio out of the monsters to give them some depth and personality.
The verdict: It's fun. It's not perfect, it's not terribly hard, but it's fun. I'm enjoying myself, but I do hope the challenge gets ramped up a bit.
The graphics: Simple. The backgrounds are nice and not too distracting, the characters have some charm, even though a lot of the villains are almost entirely monocoloured, and you're allowed a little variation in the letter tiles as the game progresses, most of which are nice (but the "words with friends" style is not easy on the eyes at all.) It does a lot with a little.
The gameplay: It's good. You're given a board of fifteen letters, and form words with them to attack monsters. It plays closer to Bookworm Adventures where you can use tiles anywhere from the board, than it does Words for Evil which requires adjacent letters. Tiles can gain bonus-granting crystals which appear randomly, but sadly do not seem to appear if you form a great word - and penalties of various kinds supplied by the monsters. Each level must be completed four times: once standard, once timed, once with an extra challenge, and once where the monsters are "elite" versions. At first, the "elite" levels are quite tough indeed, but after you get a few passive bonuses under your belt, it's not so bad. And yes, there are lots of upgrades to be had. I'm pretty good with words - one of the first achievements I unlocked was getting the requisite number of eight-letter words - so I'm finding that the game ranges from easy to mildly challenging.
The controls: You can use mouse to click the letters on the board, or just type on the keyboard. Typing is way faster, but you'll find you'll need the mouse at times. Some monsters have attributes such as "Takes double damage if you use two or more letters in the top row," and if you type out the word, it might use that "A" in the bottom row instead of the one in the top row. Later on, monsters might ONLY take damage if you use letters in certain positions, so you'll actually have to pay attention to see that the letters you want are in the right place. The letter-picking algorithm doesn't make it easy on you.
The audio: The music is nice, but at times I found it swelled too much and I had to turn the volume down to avoid getting distracted. When you're playing a game that requires you to think, well...you need to hear yourself think. Sound effects are a bit sparse. I would have liked hearing more audio out of the monsters to give them some depth and personality.
The verdict: It's fun. It's not perfect, it's not terribly hard, but it's fun. I'm enjoying myself, but I do hope the challenge gets ramped up a bit.
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