RavenValor95
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+1 to this.Arkham Asylum is much better in my opinion, but yeah, it's good.
For $5, it's a steal, it's packed full of content, I've got nearly 70hrs on it, IIRC
+1 to this.Arkham Asylum is much better in my opinion, but yeah, it's good.
The only thing that interests me is Murdered Soul Suspect and even with my gmg credit I don't feel like getting it yet.
Same, Alien Isolation is the first horror game that I played seriously, and I'm loving it, also one of the best movie/TV game in existence.Alien keeps getting more terrifying. Feels like I'm in a horror movie - doing all the dumb things that come with the territory.
5 hours in so far. Think this is the most I've ever played a horror game. Most get really boring really quickly.
One of my favorite games in a while. Don't think it tops Wolfenstein for GOTY though.
Steam is the Gaming Platform of the Year on the Golden Joysticks awards... it if means anything (it meant a free XCOM: Enemy Unknown to me! lol)
I don't see how anything else ever has a chance of winning.
Ubisoft Montreal won studio of the year. Pewdiepie is personality of the year.... yeah.Steam is the Gaming Platform of the Year on the Golden Joysticks awards... it if means anything (it meant a free XCOM: Enemy Unknown to me! lol)
I don't see how anything else ever has a chance of winning.
Ugh!Ubisoft Montreal won studio of the year. Pewdiepie is personality of the year.... yeah.
Yes.
Arkham Asylum is much better in my opinion, but yeah, it's good.
If Asylum is available for a similar price or in a bundle, get that. Asylum is more Metroidvania whereas City is open world, depends on which you like more
Get the bundle. I actually prefer Asylum to City myself for the more Metroidesque structure -- City's open world never really grabbed me in the same way that Asylum's labyrinth did.
Either Gabe is wearing a sweaty mans topee or he needs to run a damn comb through his hair. It just seems Gabe gets more and more disheveled every time I see him.
I need this
http://imgur.com/a/6O1eT?
The audience went "Awww" when Playstation 4 was announced as the runner-up.
Either Gabe is wearing a sweaty mans topee or he needs to run a damn comb through his hair. It just seems Gabe gets more and more disheveled every time I see him.
Anyone has been able to buy Beyond the Earth from nuuvem? It doesn't seem to be region locked but doesn't let me to add it to my cart. Any other cheap option for it?
Just use a VPN to add it to your cart.
The Elder Scrolls is a series that by all accounts I should absolutely love.
So I posted this thread last night... that no one responded to. (Probably posted too late at night and it's just sunk too low to be seen now)
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=918157
But I figure Steam-GAF might be able to answer it for me so I'll just post the same question here -
The Elder Scrolls is a series that by all accounts I should absolutely love. Looking at it, it checks all the right notes for me but the last time I gave the series a shot I dropped it within a couple hours. I love everything about it... except for the combat. The combat is just terrible. I love Fallout 3 and NV despite their mediocre combat, but they have VATS to help off-set how piss-poor it is. TES... not so much.
But I want to legitimately give it another shot since like I said, I should love it, and I love the "oblivion with guns" that is FO3/NV so its clear that most of the game is good for me.
I'm going to be jumping back in with Oblivion on Steam. Does anyone have some tips to try and help me appreciate the games a bit more this time? Perhaps a class/style to go after to offset how unsatisfying and boring I find the whole "swinging sword in boring canned animations that barely interact with what I'm fighting" combat? Perhaps some mods to help (though I'd rather not go too crazy, for some reason I try and keep my first playthrough of pc games like this rather "vanilla")?
Thanks
Am I the only one just now learning about Conversion?
Play Dark Messiah of Might and Magic to get an idea what the combat actually should have been like.
Never used one before, any recommendation?
or chivalry.
elder scrolls + chivalry combat would be the game of forever
So I posted this thread last night... that no one responded to. (Probably posted too late at night and it's just sunk too low to be seen now)
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=918157
But I figure Steam-GAF might be able to answer it for me so I'll just post the same question here -
The Elder Scrolls is a series that by all accounts I should absolutely love. Looking at it, it checks all the right notes for me but the last time I gave the series a shot I dropped it within a couple hours. I love everything about it... except for the combat. The combat is just terrible. I love Fallout 3 and NV despite their mediocre combat, but they have VATS to help off-set how piss-poor it is. TES... not so much.
But I want to legitimately give it another shot since like I said, I should love it, and I love the "oblivion with guns" that is FO3/NV so its clear that most of the game is good for me.
I'm going to be jumping back in with Oblivion on Steam. Does anyone have some tips to try and help me appreciate the games a bit more this time? Perhaps a class/style to go after to offset how unsatisfying and boring I find the whole "swinging sword in boring canned animations that barely interact with what I'm fighting" combat? Perhaps some mods to help (though I'd rather not go too crazy, for some reason I try and keep my first playthrough of pc games like this rather "vanilla")?
Thanks
'Walk to the next checkpoint' or 'wait for the NPC to open the door or press the button' is both incredibly common and very weak design.
Can you watch this somewhere?
Too hardcore, elder scrolls games become more and more casual each sequel.
Too hardcore, elder scrolls games become more and more casual each sequel.
So I posted this thread last night... that no one responded to. (Probably posted too late at night and it's just sunk too low to be seen now)
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=918157
But I figure Steam-GAF might be able to answer it for me so I'll just post the same question here -
The Elder Scrolls is a series that by all accounts I should absolutely love. Looking at it, it checks all the right notes for me but the last time I gave the series a shot I dropped it within a couple hours. I love everything about it... except for the combat. The combat is just terrible. I love Fallout 3 and NV despite their mediocre combat, but they have VATS to help off-set how piss-poor it is. TES... not so much.
But I want to legitimately give it another shot since like I said, I should love it, and I love the "oblivion with guns" that is FO3/NV so its clear that most of the game is good for me.
I'm going to be jumping back in with Oblivion on Steam. Does anyone have some tips to try and help me appreciate the games a bit more this time? Perhaps a class/style to go after to offset how unsatisfying and boring I find the whole "swinging sword in boring canned animations that barely interact with what I'm fighting" combat? Perhaps some mods to help (though I'd rather not go too crazy, for some reason I try and keep my first playthrough of pc games like this rather "vanilla")?
Thanks
Can you watch this somewhere?
Either Gabe is wearing a sweaty mans topee or he needs to run a damn comb through his hair. It just seems Gabe gets more and more disheveled every time I see him.
One note though I would use Maskars Oblivion Overhaul instead for OOO/FCOM etc.
Either Gabe is wearing a sweaty mans topee or he needs to run a damn comb through his hair. It just seems Gabe gets more and more disheveled every time I see him.
I'm getting worried about him. Almost a Ryan Davis level worried about him. :\
It's a bit bigger than I expected.
Gaben graced us with a thank you video for winning plattform of the year. This was worth watching.
Man, Gaben looked weird there. That haircut & no glasses.
I'd like to remind everyone that Gabe didn't shave until development of HL1 had finished, and the same was the case for HL2.He shouldn't have shaved the beard, it looked too good.