freshVeggie
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STEAM | November 2015 - Assassin's Creed and Call of Duty Never Changes
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Nyteshade517
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The only things "exclusive" to the Deluxe Edition are 2 emotes...the rest of it is just early unlocks that you get through normal gameplay...not really worth an extra $10 to me but others may disagree
You gave him hope just to take it away.
Chance Hale
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Se7enSword
Banned
We talking Fallout 4 again?!
You're clearly vastly superior to me, let me show you the dance of my people as an offering.
corrosivefrost
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Blame Salsa.
Mobius and pet octopus
Member
To me it sounds like the revoked keys are an issue with the publisher and with steam, not with the key sellers.
It is somewhat complicated but in short a purchase made in good faith, of even a product obtained illegally, still grants proper title to the good faith purchaser. This doesn't mean the seller is not liable for their conduct, it means that the person who made the purchase owns title in the product.
I might make a thread or post about this in detail with proper legal authority. But I don't accept that a company like ubisoft can invalidate keys at a whim without accountability. And I don't think people should just accept it because it has happened in the past (and more importantly - because publishers say it is legal).
I think her design is meant to evoke like a "sexy sorceress overlord" look, not just in how she dresses but in how she acts and expects others to act toward her. The joke being that she doesn't have the endowments to make it work. Of course, between 2003 and now we have had a lot of characters who dress like that solely for sex appeal, so yeah it's fair to warn people.
Chance Hale
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Bought Battlefront from Origin for 43 dollars.
No ragrats
No ragrats
Uh, yes they should?
You don't get to keep stolen property in any case ever. If a key was obtained with a stolen credit card, it should be deactivated. How is this even up for debate? Thats fucking ridiculous.
TheLetdown
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Just VATS as far as I can tell.
And for that matter, it seems like the only way to fill the bar is by using VATS.
Black Soma
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Shadowrun Dragonfall is 80% off on Humble Store.
As expected. Ta.
Anyway, where is Tenchu?
It was one of my preferred PSX games...
Mind the graphics!
Jokes a part, I do remember when the shop owner sold it to me saying: "it's like Metal Gear, but with ninjas!". I immediately bought the Jap Ntsc version (my japanese is laughable now, and it was just missing before), and enjoyed it so much I had to buy every iteration. Pratically I bought a Xbox 360 for one of its unuseful sequels (and for Dead Rising too, at least), and it was a bit shallow (again), compared to the freshness of the original.
First Tenchu had an amazing atmoshpere, yet the PSX limits were used smartly, à la Silent Hill - it's dark, you can't see very far (SH had the fog to limit the view). Add an amazing soundtrack, and an amazing sense of wonder while exploring the stages - from outdoors, caves, forests, to villages and castles, studying enemies behaviour, setting up traps, moving from roof to roof with the grapple hook, killing enemies without being noticed, and hey that's a huge boss what the?...
Sadly the series pratically was an add on to the first game, and with not always bright results - and probably I'm being generous (I missed just the DS game but I doubt it's a masterpiece).
I wonder if Acquire could deliever a Tenchu expecrience nowadays trying to homage the original but refreshing it without dumbing it down. Obviously on Steam, since even NIS has jumped in!
It was one of my preferred PSX games...
Mind the graphics!
Jokes a part, I do remember when the shop owner sold it to me saying: "it's like Metal Gear, but with ninjas!". I immediately bought the Jap Ntsc version (my japanese is laughable now, and it was just missing before), and enjoyed it so much I had to buy every iteration. Pratically I bought a Xbox 360 for one of its unuseful sequels (and for Dead Rising too, at least), and it was a bit shallow (again), compared to the freshness of the original.
First Tenchu had an amazing atmoshpere, yet the PSX limits were used smartly, à la Silent Hill - it's dark, you can't see very far (SH had the fog to limit the view). Add an amazing soundtrack, and an amazing sense of wonder while exploring the stages - from outdoors, caves, forests, to villages and castles, studying enemies behaviour, setting up traps, moving from roof to roof with the grapple hook, killing enemies without being noticed, and hey that's a huge boss what the?...
Sadly the series pratically was an add on to the first game, and with not always bright results - and probably I'm being generous (I missed just the DS game but I doubt it's a masterpiece).
I wonder if Acquire could deliever a Tenchu expecrience nowadays trying to homage the original but refreshing it without dumbing it down. Obviously on Steam, since even NIS has jumped in!
PandaPedinte
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What is so cool about Disgaea?
Hero Prinny liks it, and you don't mess up with Hero Prinny XD
Was that in the city with a roller coaster? I remember that one of the options of that quest is to not help him at all and instead hack on his computer to get the information you need without helping first.
corrosivefrost
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If you have to ask...
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The Tench that I played a lot of and had a good time with was the one on PS2. Wrath of Heaven, I believe. That game was so good at the time.
Mobius and pet octopus
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So average joe consumer should be screwed out of his purchase?
I don't buy that should always be the case and if you look to applicable laws regarding transfer of title of goods (physical or otherwise) then that is not always the case. The person who committed the wrong doing is at fault. Not the person who truly believes they were buying a bonafide legitimate product. I don't think we shift blame and responsibility onto innocent people. That is wrong.
If you want to take a look at my source of authority here: https://www.law.cornell.edu/ucc/2/2-403
I might go ahead and write a detailed look at this specific issue.
PepsimanVsJoe
Member
corrosivefrost said:
If you loved Tenchu 2 / Wrath of Heaven and you have a X360, get Tenchu Z, it's not a masterpiece but if you got a itch you can't scratch, it's a least a bit relieving!
I know it, played it, but it did nothing to me :/ There's even Way of the Samurai games which are made by Acquire and "should" share something - the PS2 games did nothing to me, and even the Steam one didn't got me. Probably I expected a real Tenchu clone just with the name change, what these games are not - and probably I'd enjoy them for what they are.PepsimanVsJoe said:
A thousand year old loli that looks 8 wearing a bikini. If you into that enjoy the game.
FiveElementNinja
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Anyway, where is Tenchu?
It was one of my preferred PSX games...
Mind the graphics!
Jokes a part, I do remember when the shop owner sold it to me saying: "it's like Metal Gear, but with ninjas!". I immediately bought the Jap Ntsc version (my japanese is laughable now, and it was just missing before), and enjoyed it so much I had to buy every iteration. Pratically I bought a Xbox 360 for one of its unuseful sequels (and for Dead Rising too, at least), and it was a bit shallow (again), compared to the freshness of the original.
First Tenchu had an amazing atmoshpere, yet the PSX limits were used smartly, à la Silent Hill - it's dark, you can't see very far (SH had the fog to limit the view). Add an amazing soundtrack, and an amazing sense of wonder while exploring the stages - from outdoors, caves, forests, to villages and castles, studying enemies behaviour, setting up traps, moving from roof to roof with the grapple hook, killing enemies without being noticed, and hey that's a huge boss what the?...
Sadly the series pratically was an add on to the first game, and with not always bright results - and probably I'm being generous (I missed just the DS game but I doubt it's a masterpiece).
I wonder if Acquire could deliever a Tenchu expecrience nowadays trying to homage the original but refreshing it without dumbing it down. Obviously on Steam, since even NIS has jumped in!
Hell yes. I'd pay big bucks for more Tenchu, or even the previous ones re-released or remastered.
Apparently if you like grinding it's the series for you?
PepsimanVsJoe
Member
It's a tactic / strategic RPG that you can play "normally" and enjoy a very tasteful battle system, with nice level ups, skills and more, a lot of different characters / jobs, etc. You can easily finish it this way and have a couple of laughs for the nonsense story.
But the real fun starts when you understand what you can achieve "breaking" it. It asks to be broken!
Backlogger
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lol, the dog at the end.
dead.gif
I wish I saw more bugs like this during my play through
I actually don't
It's been $15 on Bundlestars for months now and seems likely to hit 75% off before too long (which would be $12.50), so you'd probably be better off just waiting.
Jawmuncher
Member
Class of Heroes would be my guess.
No need to be sorry
I expected crawling in the dark without knowig what to expect in a few meters while being totally absorbed by a mesmerizing soundtrack, since both Shinobido and Way of the Samurai were different, I put them aside.
I'm sure - since Acquire is a good dev team - they're really enjoyable games, but I was expecting something totally different. If I play both without expecting a Tenchu game, I'm sure I'll enjoy those series a lot!
Its not about "truly believing its legitimate" or "shifting blame and responsability". Stolen shit gets taken back. Thats it. They aren't charging you with a crime. The people who mistakenly bought from thieves can take legal action against them.
That source talks about commercial law. I can't say I'm very familiar with US law, but I'm pretty sure if you actually want a source on this you will have to check criminal law.
Saying keys shouldnt be deactivated is outright insane and it would only result in a wild west situation where douchebaf thieves could keep on selling stolen keys without repercussions.
Am I the only one whose steam library is acting up the whole time? Lately I'm having all sorts of problems, like "my games" appearing twice, splitting my library into 2 categories even though I deleted all of them, then it's back to normal, and then it only shows me my installed games even though I'm not on the installed category. Is there any way to fix these issues?
Bah, getting KOTOR running in widescreen is both inconsistent and shitty- I don't even get the widescreen resolution options half the time I boot the game. Short of cracking the exe, does anyone have any other suggestions, because I'll probably end up running this in 1280x1024 windowed.
thesaucetastic
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OH MY FUCKING GOD
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This is the risk you run buying from unauthorized. You are paying less but waiving your official customer service. As I said in the thread on CDkeys, if someone sells you a game under the counter for a steep discount and you find out every few don't work, don't expect him to be able to help you when it suddenly doesn't work.
Tizoc
Member
Anyway, where is Tenchu?
It was one of my preferred PSX games...
Mind the graphics!
Jokes a part, I do remember when the shop owner sold it to me saying: "it's like Metal Gear, but with ninjas!". I immediately bought the Jap Ntsc version (my japanese is laughable now, and it was just missing before), and enjoyed it so much I had to buy every iteration. Pratically I bought a Xbox 360 for one of its unuseful sequels (and for Dead Rising too, at least), and it was a bit shallow (again), compared to the freshness of the original.
First Tenchu had an amazing atmoshpere, yet the PSX limits were used smartly, à la Silent Hill - it's dark, you can't see very far (SH had the fog to limit the view). Add an amazing soundtrack, and an amazing sense of wonder while exploring the stages - from outdoors, caves, forests, to villages and castles, studying enemies behaviour, setting up traps, moving from roof to roof with the grapple hook, killing enemies without being noticed, and hey that's a huge boss what the?...
Sadly the series pratically was an add on to the first game, and with not always bright results - and probably I'm being generous (I missed just the DS game but I doubt it's a masterpiece).
I wonder if Acquire could deliever a Tenchu expecrience nowadays trying to homage the original but refreshing it without dumbing it down. Obviously on Steam, since even NIS has jumped in!
IIRC From Soft owns the series now don't they? Oh man it'd be great if they released the old games on pSN
There is a Tenchu spiritual successor, but I forgot it's name. it's an indie game that's planned for PS4 and PC.
Not big into first person dungeon crawlers but I'm sure some people would enjoy that.
Hero Prinny
Member
EVERYTHING! you're going to buy it, and you'll like it.
Enter the Dragon Punch
Banned
RULES OF NATURE
LurkerPrime
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Chance Hale
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I think the biggest improvement in Fallout 4 is how aggressive the enemies are. Ghouls duck and dive all over the place and run super fast, sentry bots are terrifying, Assaultrons act like the Witch from Left from Dead, and so on. And human enemies tend to actually use cover.
You're talking about the first one right? If so, I used "Flawless Widescreen" for that and it worked great for me. You just have to run it beforehand then it gives you the extra options.
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