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What I miss in the 41 new pages while I slept?
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What I miss in the 41 new pages while I slept?
And everyone vote MotN!
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System Shock 2 --MB-8E4DE87922C664C8- Taken by Kandrick
Time for bed/nap. Stay beautiful everyone, I better not be too far from the top of the charts when I return *disappears in a puff of pink smoke and rat blood*
whatever you want that's 9.99, or two games that add up to 9.99.
Was gonna start playing Far Cry 3 and UPlay is down. Fucking hell Ubisoft. Fix the crap or stop using your crap.
Would you be willing to go up 20c or so in that case? Kinda have my eye on either homm or season pass for bl2. Add me in that case http://steamcommunity.com/id/xxgozitaxx/.
I can't believe I'm about to say this...but Bad Rats isn't the worst thing I've ever played? Hell, that's not even likely the worst game in my steam library. What is this feeling?
I can't believe I'm about to say this...but Bad Rats isn't the worst thing I've ever played? Hell, that's not even likely the worst game in my steam library. What is this feeling?
I can't believe I'm about to say this...but Bad Rats isn't the worst thing I've ever played? Hell, that's not even likely the worst game in my steam library. What is this feeling?
Was gonna start playing Far Cry 3 and UPlay is down. Fucking hell Ubisoft. Fix the crap or stop using your crap.
Ah yes, System Shock 2. I don't remember how I first played it, I think pirated as a teenager when it came out. I remember the bugs, the crashes... but most of all, I remember those few few stages before the Shodan reveal... the initial training portion, which I thought was one of the best ways I'd ever seen RPG elements disguised and inserted into a shooter... the wake-up. The first few floors.
The thing that stands out most in my mind is maybe 15 minutes into the game when you see the first ghost hallucination running up to a door. And then I remember the text logs. It reminded me of Myst, actually... entering this dead world, having no idea what happened to all the people and having only these artifacts to tell you glimpses. I didn't see another game do it until Doom 3 (now with audio!!!!)
All of this to say that System Shock 2 made a very strong impression of me, even then when I thought a lot less about the games I played. Thank you for the gift. I eagerly await a replay
(P.S. I still mod out item breakdown because having to deal with the unending pile of low durability broken shotguns you get in the run of the game is a pain in the ass LOL)
All this SS2 talk makes me wonder, maybe Stump is just a puppet made by ModBot. You see how all the edits are made by Stump with ModBot's manipulation? Who's pulling what strings?!
Anyway
I'll also note that the guy(s) who released the Steam/GOG release of SS2 are apparently currently working on Full Throttle:
I'll also note that the guy(s) who released the Steam/GOG release of SS2 are apparently currently working on (or maybe working on securing the rights to?) Full Throttle
I can't believe I'm about to say this...but Bad Rats isn't the worst thing I've ever played? Hell, that's not even likely the worst game in my steam library. What is this feeling?
toddhunter, who is basically the Noble Patron to my broke-ass artisan, gifted me a copy of System Shock 2. Whenever someone gives me anything, even in real life, I try to give them feedback about what it means to me, I guess because my parents were never into, uh, anything I was into (books, games, movies, whatever) so mostly when they gave me gifts it felt like I gave them a shopping list and they spent a bunch of money without realizing what they were actually getting me. Anyway, here's what I sent to toddhunter:
I'll also note that the guy(s) who released the Steam/GOG release of SS2 are apparently currently working on (or maybe working on securing the rights to?) Full Throttle:
... and possibly one of PC gaming's true holy grails, Harlan Ellison's I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream--a game that is currently only available from contacting Harlan Ellison and paying like $30 to get it on CD by mail order.
So, there's that.
Any chance that Vampire: Bloodlines will go on sale, or finding somebody who has a spare copy?
This is why I'm wary of buying anything with the Ubisoft logo on it.Was gonna start playing Far Cry 3 and UPlay is down. Fucking hell Ubisoft. Fix the crap or stop using your crap.
It went through a long period of not getting discounted, but since last year or so it's routinely gotten discounts during the major sales.Any chance that Vampire: Bloodlines will go on sale, or finding somebody who has a spare copy?
Enjoy.Looks like i won, thanks! I wonder if it's another bad rats.
So I should get System Shock 2 then? I know people hold it up as a classic game, but it seems like the same story got put into Bioshock. Now I enjoyed the hell out of Bioshock, but is it worth getting this to play an older game with a similar story?
Anyway, here's what I sent to toddhunter: <snip>
Wouldn't the Full Throttle deal also means the entire Lucas Arts catalogue? Also what happened with that NOLF image they put on Facebook, is that still a thing?
Bought SS2 and modded it. But hell, the interface is so tiny on 1440p (Supersampling FTW) :lol
Have to fix it. Either way, the game is completely clean. No aliasing at all.
I had no interest in Chivalry whatsoever......then this happended.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1B9sHBbyhs
I'm very tempted
The Witcher 1 isbadgood
The Witcher 2 isgoodawesome
just playThe Witcher 2both
So I should get System Shock 2 then? I know people hold it up as a classic game, but it seems like the same story got put into Bioshock. Now I enjoyed the hell out of Bioshock, but is it worth getting this to play an older game with a similar story?
After you play through it, it will effectively feel like the plot of Bioshock implanted into a cyberpunk setting.So I should get System Shock 2 then? I know people hold it up as a classic game, but it seems like the same story got put into Bioshock. Now I enjoyed the hell out of Bioshock, but is it worth getting this to play an older game with a similar story?
Wouldn't the Full Throttle deal also means the entire Lucas Arts catalogue?
Also what happened with that NOLF imagine they put on Facebook, is that still a thing?
I'll also note that the guy(s) who released the Steam/GOG release of SS2 are apparently currently working on (or maybe working on securing the rights to?) Full Throttle
Ah yes, System Shock 2. I don't remember how I first played it, I think pirated as a teenager when it came out. I remember the bugs, the crashes... but most of all, I remember those few few stages before the Shodan reveal... the initial training portion, which I thought was one of the best ways I'd ever seen RPG elements disguised and inserted into a shooter... the wake-up. The first few floors.
The thing that stands out most in my mind is maybe 15 minutes into the game when you see the first ghost hallucination running up to a door. And then I remember the text logs. It reminded me of Myst, actually... entering this dead world, having no idea what happened to all the people and having only these artifacts to tell you glimpses. I didn't see another game do it until Doom 3 (now with audio!!!!)
All of this to say that System Shock 2 made a very strong impression of me, even then when I thought a lot less about the games I played. Thank you for the gift. I eagerly await a replay
(P.S. I still mod out item breakdown because having to deal with the unending pile of low durability broken shotguns you get in the run of the game is a pain in the ass LOL)
So, there's that.
What mods did you install and where did you get them? Will probably pick this up then.
toddhunter, who is basically the Noble Patron to my broke-ass artisan, gifted me a copy of System Shock 2. Whenever someone gives me anything, even in real life, I try to give them feedback about what it means to me, I guess because my parents were never into, uh, anything I was into (books, games, movies, whatever) so mostly when they gave me gifts it felt like I gave them a shopping list and they spent a bunch of money without realizing what they were actually getting me. Anyway, here's what I sent to toddhunter:
I'll also note that the guy(s) who released the Steam/GOG release of SS2 are apparently currently working on (or maybe working on securing the rights to?) Full Throttle:
... and possibly one of PC gaming's true holy grails, Harlan Ellison's I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream--a game that is currently only available from contacting Harlan Ellison and paying like $30 to get it on CD by mail order.
So, there's that.
I own the original version of shock 2. Why am I thinking about buying it on steam?
After you play through it, it will effectively feel like the plot of Bioshock implanted into a cyberpunk setting.
It's definitely worth playing, because unlike Irrational's recent output SS2 will actually feel like it respects your intelligence with what it asks of you.
I own the original version of shock 2. Why am I thinking about buying it on steam?
I own the original version of shock 2. Why am I thinking about buying it on steam?
I had no interest in Chivalry whatsoever......then this happended.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1B9sHBbyhs
I'm very tempted
Is FEZ worth getting?