Mama Robotnik said:I bought the Fallout collection (Fallout 1,2,tactics) and started playing the first one. After a really nice intro sequence, I'm finding the mechanics to be a bit frustrating, and the constant visual scattering due to incompatibilities with my modern OS to be intolerable.
I'll persist with it a bit longer, but its not making a good impression so far unfortunately.
INSTALL IN THIS ORDER
1. TeamX Patch 1.2 - "The primary objective of this patch is to incorporate into the US version of the game, bug fixes available for later European releases only. This includes executables and several scripts."
2. Fallout Children Patch - "This handy little patch brings children back to the Fallout 1.2 UK version."
3. TeamX Patch 1.3.4 - "The primary objective of this patch is to fix bugs still present in the latest
official version of the game."
4. TeamX NPC Mod (f1npcmod) - Various NPC changes. "Ian, Katja and Tyho can gain up levels (1 per players 4), change armor and combat tactics. Dogmeat can be ordered to wait."
5. High Resolution patch - "Modifies "falloutw.exe" in memory to run at higher screen resolutions."
Mama Robotnik said:I bought the Fallout collection (Fallout 1,2,tactics) and started playing the first one. After a really nice intro sequence, I'm finding the mechanics to be a bit frustrating, and the constant visual scattering due to incompatibilities with my modern OS to be intolerable.
I'll persist with it a bit longer, but its not making a good impression so far unfortunately.
I thought Terraria was a much better experience in SP. Maybe if you started up a shared world with a few friends at the same time it was be just as good, but jumping into an established MP world kind of sucks. Most of the time everything is already built or mined, and people are just swinging around like psychos killing everything.speedpop said:Anyone who regrets Terraria really needs to go out of their way to try and play it multiplayer.
slidewinder said:Google pbsetup. Sucks that you have to, but it should fix the drops. It's a great game once you get it working.
Sportbilly said:
Good idea. Multiplayer rocks if you start a world together. Multiplayer might suck if you enter a pre-done world already.sixghost said:I thought Terraria was a much better experience in SP. Maybe if you started up a shared world with a few friends at the same time it was be just as good, but jumping into an established MP world kind of sucks. Most of the time everything is already built or mined, and people are just swinging around like psychos killing everything.
Definitely would not recommend MP for people right out of the gate.
Zombie James said:Thanks, probably what I'll end up doing.
Mama Robotnik said:I bought the Fallout collection (Fallout 1,2,tactics) and started playing the first one. After a really nice intro sequence, I'm finding the mechanics to be a bit frustrating, and the constant visual scattering due to incompatibilities with my modern OS to be intolerable.
I'll persist with it a bit longer, but its not making a good impression so far unfortunately.
Azure Phoenix said:Sims 3 Complete Pack
Bought it in a moment of weakness since I loved the original Sims and never tried the second one - what a crushing disappointment. The controls are irritating, the interface is cluttered and the music is bland, however the worse offender is the gameplay. Instead of actually expanding the game in ways that would make sense (weather, seasons, pets) they've focused on completely useless fluff like vampires.
Honestly it feels exactly the same as Sims 1 with more up to date (but probably not better) visuals and a lot of rubbish tacked on.
tci said:Borderlands - First I had a hard time even starting the game. All settings was at the lowest so I had to go through all the settings.
Then I started the game and it started with the annoying "learn to move and push buttons" tutorials. And after I took the first shot... I noticed aim assist... on a PC game. wth is this!?!. Haven't played the game sinced then... and never will.
Grizza said:Neverwinter Nights 2. I only booted it up for a few minutes to see how it would run on my rig and immediately hated the art style. From the pictures and the videos, it seemed OK, but now I regret buying it. That could change when I actually give the game a chance though.
No_Style said:Universe Sandbox - Neat toy, but...yeah.
There was an option to turn off aim assist. But I was so pissed of with the "console-port" crap, that I turned it off and removed it.CarbonatedFalcon said:It's supposed to be an FPS/RPG from what I understand, so that would be your explanation...
So you didn't go to options and disable aim assist? Good plan!tci said:Borderlands - First I had a hard time even starting the game. All settings was at the lowest so I had to go through all the settings.
Then I started the game and it started with the annoying "learn to move and push buttons" tutorials. And after I took the first shot... I noticed aim assist... on a PC game. wth is this!?!. Haven't played the game sinced then... and never will.
I did, but it was still a pretty bad game.Moatman said:So you didn't go to options and disable aim assist? Good plan!
MikeE21286 said:[*]Terraria - $2.49
Strange, why is that? It can almost certainly be fixed.V_Ben said:I bought a load of Windows games, only to find that my mac is refusing to install a boot camp partition. Huzzah!
Van Buren said:NWN2 gets better once you get past the slow-as-molasses initial chapter. It makes things interesting by introducing Stronghold management midway through the game. I thought it was ultimately a solid WRPG similar to DA:O, but nothing more.
The real star of the NWN2 games is Mask of the Betrayer. There are a few instances where one can benefit on having played NWN2 before. If you're still unable to stand NWN2 after a few hours into Chapter 2, I'd suggest skipping ahead to the expansion.
tci said:I did, but it was still a pretty bad game.
Yeah, probably going to be in the same situation there. Or it'll be a more standard regret in that I won't have the nerve to go past a half hour, ever.MikeDub said:Pretty sure I will regret my Amnesia purchase over the coming nights.
Seriously. Grab a couple of friends and give the game a chance.plc268 said:Not to bust your balls or anything, but how would you know? It sounds like you played it for 10 minutes, and gave up. Now there's plenty of flaws with Borderlands, but I would give it a second and more serious shot. Try to play with friends if possible.
From the sounds of it, you didn't want to like the game in the first place.