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Dave the Diver is tedious. Cuphead would be my choice.
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Dave the Diver is tedious. Cuphead would be my choice.
DownLikeBCPowder
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This is where I'm at, I've made no purchase yet, but eying this stuff in my cart:
I never got around to playing any of the Dragon Age games - figured starting at the beginning is a good place to do so. 5 dollars is immediate impulse range at which most games tend not to drop below, so considering picking it up for when I do get to it at some point. Fallout 4 I strictly want for Fallout London, so I might nix this and try to find it cheaper on a keysite since I've seen it cheaper than this, 10 dollars is a little steep, but I guess it does include the DLCs. I only played the first episode of Walking Dead and while I enjoyed it, not enough to stay current at the time of retail release. Kind of iffed that the price isn't reduced at all since I already own Season 1/2, but again, 5 dollars. Heavy Rain I have on Ps3, but for 2 dollars a digital version seems okay to add, maybe increased fidelity or something on PC.
Tomb Raider, I played the reboot (first one) recently and enjoyed it quite a lot, though I still plan to pick up physical versions of these for console, it would be nice to have them on PC and 10 dollars for the whole stack is solid to me.
Pathfinder - I've heard really good things about the sequel to it, which I already own, but would like to play in chronological order. This would probably be on my short list to play sooner than later.
Mass Effect, same thing applies - I have the physical CEs still, but maybe nice to play with some upgraded visuals though I do prefer a controller for this game.
Rain World - I was sold on one video in the "best simulated worlds" thread, I knew I had to play this game so it's non-negotiable.
Tyranny - same as Pathfinder basically, but wish it was 5 dollars.
But that's my current cart. May subtract some items, like Fallout 4, or may yet add an item or two depending on how I feel.
I never got around to playing any of the Dragon Age games - figured starting at the beginning is a good place to do so. 5 dollars is immediate impulse range at which most games tend not to drop below, so considering picking it up for when I do get to it at some point. Fallout 4 I strictly want for Fallout London, so I might nix this and try to find it cheaper on a keysite since I've seen it cheaper than this, 10 dollars is a little steep, but I guess it does include the DLCs. I only played the first episode of Walking Dead and while I enjoyed it, not enough to stay current at the time of retail release. Kind of iffed that the price isn't reduced at all since I already own Season 1/2, but again, 5 dollars. Heavy Rain I have on Ps3, but for 2 dollars a digital version seems okay to add, maybe increased fidelity or something on PC.
Tomb Raider, I played the reboot (first one) recently and enjoyed it quite a lot, though I still plan to pick up physical versions of these for console, it would be nice to have them on PC and 10 dollars for the whole stack is solid to me.
Pathfinder - I've heard really good things about the sequel to it, which I already own, but would like to play in chronological order. This would probably be on my short list to play sooner than later.
Mass Effect, same thing applies - I have the physical CEs still, but maybe nice to play with some upgraded visuals though I do prefer a controller for this game.
Rain World - I was sold on one video in the "best simulated worlds" thread, I knew I had to play this game so it's non-negotiable.
Tyranny - same as Pathfinder basically, but wish it was 5 dollars.
But that's my current cart. May subtract some items, like Fallout 4, or may yet add an item or two depending on how I feel.
pudel
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Kingmaker is nice as well. But i like WotR better just because of the amazing power fantasy in it where you basically can become a godlike character. Kingmaker is way more tuned down in that regard (more like BG3). Just be aware that Owlcat usually has some kind of "meta game" in their games. In Kingmaker its some kind of "kingdom management game" which was brutally hard in the beginning and was even able to bring you a "game over" screen pretty quick. They added difficulty settings for it with later patches and I can only recommend to set it to "easy".
DownLikeBCPowder
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So they are related or are these independent titles in the same ruleset? Maybe I became confused at some point.
Antwix
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Unless things have changed, steam version needs to be manually downgraded to be viable with London (unless you want to provide login info to their downgrader apparently). It's not hard, just a bit tedious. GOG version works as-is. Just an fyi.
pudel
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Yep not related. Its two complete different stories...in the Pathfinder ruleset.
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DownLikeBCPowder
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Yep, that's how little I looked into these beyond surface level. Oh well, two promising CRPGs for me!
Good to know, removed from cart. I'll go with GOG. Thanks.
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Little Mac
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If by some slim chance anyone wants to trade, I have Fall Out New Vegas Ultimate Edition and FTL in my Steam Inventory. Looking for Cuphead, Disco Elysium Final Cut, Original and the Will of the Wisps, or Streets of Rage 4.
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LaughingStock
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Why aren't older monster hunter games on sale? Damn.
Unknown Soldier
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They were on sale for several weeks leading up to the release of Wilds
LaughingStock
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I wasn't a MH fan before playing Wilds.