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STEAM | May 2016 - VAC to life, VAC to reality
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Baron von Loathsome
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I just beat Tembo the Badass Elephant. It's a mash-up of DKC and Sonic, it's a ton of fun, and it regularly goes on sale for less than $4. Play it.
Nyteshade517
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Only thing that's scared me off from buying it is the fact the demo had really poor performance for me when there shouldn't have been any problems
Baron von Loathsome
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I had some slowdown at one point during the lategame, but that's about it.
Any Android fans here? What ya think?
Press [F] to pay respects to Apple users for the only way they can customize anything is by being creating simple folders.
Slick live wallpaper is from https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tyron.pixel
This live wallpaper looks really nice... but it randomly opens ads on your home screen
ok, figured out what the problem was, i still had my 360 controller plugged in so it was goofing
works great, cool
also got 16 gigs of ram so feeling pretty pleased :>
fallout
make another fallout
works great, cool
also got 16 gigs of ram so feeling pretty pleased :>
is that useful?
gross
fallout
make another fallout
i hate batteries, so no
cos overwatch is awesome as it is and not every game needs a campaign
thank for the tips!
InfiniteNine
Rolling Girl
Well I just set the left side to Select/Back and the right side to Start so I guess if you don't like using the tiny Share and Options buttons.
Jawmuncher
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Still you can't say it wouldn't have been interesting to see.
for sure but it's like league, i LOVE lore stuff but riot/blizz are so freaking good at designing characters that you get to know them and enjoy their personalities through their gameplay and their designs alone.
you can have an overarching story develop through shorts and comics and short stories and videos and minigames on flash like league does or big events or whatnot
like, league killed one of its champions and revived them and has had friends become enemies and friends again with some of their story events lately
so yeah i'd like it cos i'm mostly a singleplayer person but i can totally get behind this style of storytelling cos i've seen it work in league
WinterDemons
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Did someone tell you the Xbox controller requires batteries? Because they were lying.
I've always had a somewhat hard time grasping how Dark Souls could be translated to 2D and not get partially (if not entirely) lost in translation. It's hard to explain, but I think one of the the primary draws of the series is the three-dimensional world and all the possibilities such an environment can utilitize. Especially with regards to combat and exploration.
well even if it didn't, i'm planning on buying a ps4 so makes more sense to buy a ps4 controller
But a PS4 comes with a PS4 controller unless you're one of those weirdos who has friends to play with
Nyteshade517
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yeah...if you have the XB1 controller wired you don't need batteries at all
Its definitely weird to have whats basically a 3d castlevania translated back into a 2d castlevania with the mechanics that were only added because it was 3d
red capsule
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how's my pc setup lookin fellas?:
also, need some friends
http://steamcommunity.com/id/blue_capsule/
also, need some friends
http://steamcommunity.com/id/blue_capsule/
I definitely could. Unless we're talking about a whole new project made from scratch, I couldn't see a single player campaign fitting Overwatch, as cool as the characters are. The mechanics just wouldn't translate to a campaign experience, it would feel completely out of place.
Is that a standing desk setup? Because that monitor is way too high otherwise.how's my pc setup lookin fellas?:
also, need some friends
http://steamcommunity.com/id/blue_capsule/
InfiniteNine
Rolling Girl
I think you need an encyclopedia.
Its a castlevania (or metroidvania if you prefer) game with dark souls trappings, not the other way around. There is more exploration, shortcuts and backtracking than any Souls game except maybe Dark Souls 1. Feel free to dislike the game but at least do it for the right reasons
BoosterDuck
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how's my pc setup lookin fellas?:
also, need some friends
http://steamcommunity.com/id/blue_capsule/
you need one of these http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/S49022524/#/S79022532
uncredited male
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how's my pc setup lookin fellas?:
also, need some friends
http://steamcommunity.com/id/blue_capsule/
What's it like to dunk without jumping?
how's my pc setup lookin fellas?:
also, need some friends
http://steamcommunity.com/id/blue_capsule/
Don't mind me, I'm always skeptical about things. I'd probably quite like the game, although the graphics do look like something you'd need to get used to. Kinda hard to see.
The Dear Leader
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The Dear Leader
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Relevant to (most) of the thread, Overwatch is a midnight UK release so its out in the evening of the 23rd (Monday) for you 'Muricans
Relevant to (most) of the thread, Overwatch is a midnight UK release so its out in the evening of the 23rd (Monday) for you 'Muricans
That is 5:00PM where I am.... I get off of work at 4:30... and then I have Tuesday off.
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With names like "Blizzard" and "Overwatch"...
someguyinahat
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Thanks to HP Wuvcraft, I get to shill am gonna post some impressions for Army of Tentacles: (Not) a Cthulhu Dating Sim.
The story: You play Perry, a female (unless you're a male, in which case almost everyone calls you a female anyway as a running gag) half-Deep One half-human who has to amass an army and invade the world. It actually is not a dating sim, but apparently if you buy the DLC, there's a New Game+ where that option can open up. Again, just going by the achievement list. I'm not overly familiar with the source material of HP Lovecraft beyond existing pop culture references (I know, I know!) but it's pretty straightforward and just lets you enjoy the ride without thinking about it too much.
The dialogue and voices: The dialogue is light-hearted and self-referential, with lots of pop culture references and "le memes," as the kids call them these days (they still do that right?) The voices for the most part are really well done (including a cameo by Chris Avellone!) but it's kinda jarring to have the protagonist be the only unvoiced character. And they could have gone over the subtitles with a fine-toothed spellcheck comb, if you get my drift.
The gameplay: The battles are dialogue-based, it's a sort of rebut-the-argument system, similar to Monkey Island's swordfighting-and-repartee, with a dash of Phoenix Wright and a pinch of Dark Scavenger. It does require outside knowledge - anything from nursery rhymes to Shakespeare to hagiography to American history to classic television to indie gaming. So if you don't know things, have that alt-tab ready. You have exactly two stats: sanity (health points, number of wrong battle-dialogue answers you can give before dying) and intelligence (which gives more dialogue options to recruit party members.) My recommendation is to put everything into intelligence, because the only way to restore sanity is by resting a LOT, so you might as well just let yourself die if you get answers wrong, restore and do it perfectly...yes, you heard me correctly, savescumming is the recommended way to play. I ain't wasting a month of game time just so I can get two extra wrong answers, screw that. Anyway, you also get two weapon and two armor slots. They don't cost money but they have requirements to unlock, and then you just pick them up. If you want to be able to switch, then you have to unequip the one you've got and set your weapon/armor to "none" to be able to pick up the second one.
Overall the gameplay is innovative, and dare I say pretty fun, but they could have been clearer about some aspects of gameplay (like the armor/weapon switching, or greyed-out dialogue choices showing you need more intelligence to actually use that,) and it would have been really cool if the enemies could reply to specific rebuttals instead of just counter with one stock response.
The length: Steam profile time says 3.3 hours to finish the game (I got a bad ending.) It probably will be less for you, because I spent some time doing QA with HP Wuvcraft. So it's quick for what they call an RPG, but about average for a dialogue-based adventure game/visual novel.
The verdict: If you're looking to date Cthulhu, this game isn't for you. If you like your games serious, give this a pass. If you prefer your games meme-free, can't recommend. But if you want a mix of cheap laughs, strategic dialogue choices and fetch quests, then this one could be worth your hard-earned bucks.
The story: You play Perry, a female (unless you're a male, in which case almost everyone calls you a female anyway as a running gag) half-Deep One half-human who has to amass an army and invade the world. It actually is not a dating sim, but apparently if you buy the DLC, there's a New Game+ where that option can open up. Again, just going by the achievement list. I'm not overly familiar with the source material of HP Lovecraft beyond existing pop culture references (I know, I know!) but it's pretty straightforward and just lets you enjoy the ride without thinking about it too much.
The dialogue and voices: The dialogue is light-hearted and self-referential, with lots of pop culture references and "le memes," as the kids call them these days (they still do that right?) The voices for the most part are really well done (including a cameo by Chris Avellone!) but it's kinda jarring to have the protagonist be the only unvoiced character. And they could have gone over the subtitles with a fine-toothed spellcheck comb, if you get my drift.
The gameplay: The battles are dialogue-based, it's a sort of rebut-the-argument system, similar to Monkey Island's swordfighting-and-repartee, with a dash of Phoenix Wright and a pinch of Dark Scavenger. It does require outside knowledge - anything from nursery rhymes to Shakespeare to hagiography to American history to classic television to indie gaming. So if you don't know things, have that alt-tab ready. You have exactly two stats: sanity (health points, number of wrong battle-dialogue answers you can give before dying) and intelligence (which gives more dialogue options to recruit party members.) My recommendation is to put everything into intelligence, because the only way to restore sanity is by resting a LOT, so you might as well just let yourself die if you get answers wrong, restore and do it perfectly...yes, you heard me correctly, savescumming is the recommended way to play. I ain't wasting a month of game time just so I can get two extra wrong answers, screw that. Anyway, you also get two weapon and two armor slots. They don't cost money but they have requirements to unlock, and then you just pick them up. If you want to be able to switch, then you have to unequip the one you've got and set your weapon/armor to "none" to be able to pick up the second one.
Overall the gameplay is innovative, and dare I say pretty fun, but they could have been clearer about some aspects of gameplay (like the armor/weapon switching, or greyed-out dialogue choices showing you need more intelligence to actually use that,) and it would have been really cool if the enemies could reply to specific rebuttals instead of just counter with one stock response.
The length: Steam profile time says 3.3 hours to finish the game (I got a bad ending.) It probably will be less for you, because I spent some time doing QA with HP Wuvcraft. So it's quick for what they call an RPG, but about average for a dialogue-based adventure game/visual novel.
The verdict: If you're looking to date Cthulhu, this game isn't for you. If you like your games serious, give this a pass. If you prefer your games meme-free, can't recommend. But if you want a mix of cheap laughs, strategic dialogue choices and fetch quests, then this one could be worth your hard-earned bucks.
how's my pc setup lookin fellas?:
also, need some friends
http://steamcommunity.com/id/blue_capsule/
Nice books.
Nyteshade517
Member
I know that ASUS DOOM promo started but not many cheap-ish codes around apparently...only way I could have got it right now
I totally do though! Especially when you say I don't.
uncredited male
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Are you just saying that because of all the anime posters on your walls?
Shalashaska
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I'm currently rocking a cookbook and a binder full of recipes as my stand.
bobnowhere
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I have a Chemistry and a Calculus book holding mine up.
So I've finally sat down and am starting a Pillars of Eternity playthrough. I'm glad to say I'm starting to get into it. I've been reading a lot, so this game will probably take me 80 hours. The question is, do I put a pause on it to play Blood and Wine, or do I back-burner Witcher 3? I'm leaning towards just sticking with Pillars.
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