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[Yondy604]

Thx chu! <3 chugen chugen chugen chugen chugen chugen

 

[RionaaM]

Thank you. I'll enjoy wasting my time. ;p

You're welcome, I hope you do

I agree with this fellow GAFfer. Took me 3-4 hours and one single manly-tear.

Real men don't shed a single tear.

Spoiler

I... I mean, a friend of mine cried twice

 

[SmokinDan]

This thread moves fast. Can anyone from US GAF gift me Dishonored? Looking to avoid the Aussie tax. Will Paypal straight away.

E: Thanks tonkatsu

 

[Demon Lizardman]

Wait, I already have this game...first person to reply to this gets Nightsky (sorry, I jumped the gun before). Thanks btw.

ok

 

[antitrop]

Holy shit, yeah, Polynomial is complete garbagio.

 

[Grief.exe]

Thanks guys. I'm guessing using steam codes does not add XP only games bought from steam, correct?

Its your total games, so it doesn't matter where you acquired them from.

 

[Irony Strikes]

Fallout 3 doesn't even have steam cards.

 

[~Kinggi~]

Is Castle Crashers worth anything as a single player game? Keep in mind i dont play multi a lot, and am mainly in it to play for the campaign and unlocks/scores and such.

 

[chugen]

Fuck yeah. I knew chugen was awesome.

Tunnel Snakes Rule!

Thx chu! <3 chugen chugen chugen chugen chugen chugen

enjoy

 

[Prophane33]

ok

PM Sent.

 

[Ashour]

Its your total games, so it doesn't matter where you acquired them from.

Awesome, thanks. I have a some unused indie keys.

 

[Cru]

Holy shit, yeah, Polynomial is complete garbagio.

Might be the only game I regretted buying.

 

[Tellaerin]

It is almost the worst Fallout. C'mon son.

I know it's not a popular opinion around here, but I loved Fallout 3. There's just something incredibly atmospheric about it for me. I enjoyed just roaming around the wasteland, listening to Three Dog spin tunes and exploring. I'd see something off in the distance - a ruined factory, something that looked like a radar dish - and say, "Huh. I wonder what happened there. Let me go check it out." Coming across little tidbits about what the world had been like before the war felt really rewarding. It did a great job of creating a sense of place, of making the world feel real.

"Immersion" is one of those buzzwords that people throw around way too much nowadays, but that's something I got out of FO3 that I didn't get from the originals. Taken on its own merits, I think it's a great game.

 

[AzureSkies]

Guys, which is better Bad Rats or New Vegas?

Bad Rats

Spoiler

New Vegas

 

[Overdoziz]

PSA

System Shock 2 modding guide

Deus Ex modding guide

Fallout 3 Mod

Much appreciated. I already played Fallout 3 on the 360, but mods should make things a bit more interesting.

 

[donny2112]

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That's some Halloween costume. Probably scared a few kiddies back home with that one. :lol

 

[rockx4]

I know it's not a popular opinion around here, but I loved Fallout 3. There's just something incredibly atmospheric about it for me. I enjoyed just roaming around the wasteland, listening to Three Dog spin tunes and exploring. I'd see something off in the distance - a ruined factory, something that looked like a radar dish - and say, "Huh. I wonder what happened there. Let me go check it out." Coming across little tidbits about what the world had been like before the war felt really rewarding. It did a great job of creating a sense of place, of making the world feel real.

"Immersion" is one of those buzzwords that people throw around way too much nowadays, but that's something I got out of FO3 that I didn't get from the originals. Taken on its own merits, I think it's a great game.

I enjoyed Fallout 3 well enough, I didn't like all the subway parts though.

 

[Crayons]

That's some Halloween costume. Probably scared a few kiddies back home with that one. :lol

Pretty sure it gave the guy's wife a heart attack.

PM Sent.

Yo, stop posting please. I need to get back to #1.

 

[Grief.exe]

Awesome, thanks. I have a some unused indie keys.

Give em away using Modbot, you will get to the two games you need over the course of your Steam lifetime.

 

[Yondy604]

Q: best mods for fallout 3? (top 5?)

 

[snoopeasystreet]

Is Castle Crashers worth anything as a single player game? Keep in mind i dont play multi a lot, and am mainly in it to play for the campaign and unlocks/scores and such.

I found it pretty boring regardless of if I was playing it single player or multiplayer. It's a brawler with great style and plays pretty well but ultimately, it's still a brawler.

 

[Pops Maellard]

PSA

System Shock 2 modding guide

Deus Ex modding guide

Fallout 3 Mod

Awesome, thank you. Been looking for the FO3 one forever, and my next target was System Shock 2.

 

[Glorified G]

I picked up a couple copies of the latter for giveaways

I'll keep a look out, Thanks.

 

[Salsa]

I know it's not a popular opinion around here, but I loved Fallout 3. There's just something incredibly atmospheric about it for me. I enjoyed just roaming around the wasteland, listening to Three Dog spin tunes and exploring. I'd see something off in the distance - a ruined factory, something that looked like a radar dish - and say, "Huh. I wonder what happened there. Let me go check it out." Coming across little tidbits about what the world had been like before the war felt really rewarding. It did a great job of creating a sense of place, of making the world feel real.

"Immersion" is one of those buzzwords that people throw around way too much nowadays, but that's something I got out of FO3 that I didn't get from the originals. Taken on its own merits, I think it's a great game.

saying Fallout 3 is almost the worst fallout doesnt mean its a bad game, not even close

but I mean, worst Fallout is obviously Tactics

fun fact: I dont have Fallout 3 on Steam. I actually have a boxed, GFWL-ridden copy

 

[v0rtikal]

I effing hate this!
" 6 XP to reach Level 15 "

 

[Prophane33]

Pretty sure it gave the guy's wife a heart attack.



Yo, stop posting please. I need to get back to #1.

Ok.

 

[Gaz Pwnage]

I know it's not a popular opinion around here, but I loved Fallout 3. There's just something incredibly atmospheric about it for me. I enjoyed just roaming around the wasteland, listening to Three Dog spin tunes and exploring. I'd see something off in the distance - a ruined factory, something that looked like a radar dish - and say, "Huh. I wonder what happened there. Let me go check it out." Coming across little tidbits about what the world had been like before the war felt really rewarding. It did a great job of creating a sense of place, of making the world feel real.

"Immersion" is one of those buzzwords that people throw around way too much nowadays, but that's something I got out of FO3 that I didn't get from the originals. Taken on its own merits, I think it's a great game.

FO3 certainly delivers on immersion, something NV didn't even come close to doing, especially when it was an absolute buggy pile of wank with the worst memory leak in recent times making load times insane and dont even get me started on disappearing companions.

 

[antitrop]

Fallout 3 is one of the best games of the gen, independent of any relationship to other games in the franchise.

I'll admit the plot doesn't go anywhere and the ending is non-existent, DLC helped.

 

[Grief.exe]

I effing hate this!
" 6 XP to reach Level 15 "

You need to have about 3 more games on your Steam account.

 

[PixyJunket]

I effing hate this!
" 6 XP to reach Level 15 "

Buy six games.

 

[Overdoziz]

I feel like the only person on earth who has barely had any bugs playing through Oblivion, Skyrim, Fallout 3 and New Vegas.

 

[Deadbeat]

Im already downloading mods and prepping for my skyrim purchase.

 

[The_Monk]

Real men don't shed a single tear.

Spoiler

I... I mean, a friend of mine cried twice

Real men don't destroy tires and they know how to read a map...

 

[DukeBobby]

20 minutes until the Steam community redeems itself.

 

[Salsa]

Im already downloading mods and prepping for my skyrim purchase.

be sure to get makethegame_notsuck.v01

 

[Undead Bokun]

Apologies if this has been asked but are there any Dawn of War games I can get without having to deal with GFWL? Much like the Total War games, I've always been curious about these games. Don't feel like dealing with GFWL though...

 

[Semblance]

Let me try this one again.

Yo I'm interested in Dust, but looking for a bit of feedback.

This thing provide a real challenge? Does it ever feel like I'm just slashing through waves of punching bags, or do enemies actually fight back? Is there a decent amount of enemy variety?

I played the demo on Xdude and wasn't really sure one way or the other.

 

[tylerf]

The thing that keeps me from disliking FO3 is how great the music made the atmosphere of the game.

 

[KiwiLannister]

Thanks to whoever told me to get Ys earlier, game is already pretty great. Sleeping Dogs was awesome too for anyone on the fence.

Chances of Dark Souls PTD becoming a daily? Pretty high?

 

[HerbertFish]

I know it's not a popular opinion around here, but I loved Fallout 3. There's just something incredibly atmospheric about it for me. I enjoyed just roaming around the wasteland, listening to Three Dog spin tunes and exploring. I'd see something off in the distance - a ruined factory, something that looked like a radar dish - and say, "Huh. I wonder what happened there. Let me go check it out." Coming across little tidbits about what the world had been like before the war felt really rewarding. It did a great job of creating a sense of place, of making the world feel real.

"Immersion" is one of those buzzwords that people throw around way too much nowadays, but that's something I got out of FO3 that I didn't get from the originals. Taken on its own merits, I think it's a great game.

Yep. It's the most "immersive" game I have ever played thanks a lot to the amazing atmosphere that I've never seen another game come close to matching. That's what was noticeably missing from New Vegas making it ultimately the inferior game.

 

[Demon Lizardman]

I really want the Apogee pack.

 

[RionaaM]

I will clarify that it will be the Starwars franchise sale.

So Jedi Knight Series, Battlefront, Republic Commando, etc.

I hope this becomes a thing. I want to get all these games.

 

[Deadbeat]

be sure to get makethegame_notsuck.v01

Sorry I didnt buy new vegas.

 

[antitrop]

I feel like the only person on earth who has barely had any bugs playing through Oblivion, Skyrim, Fallout 3 and New Vegas.

I ran into a game-breaking glitch less than an hour into my first game of New Vegas on 360, haha.

 

[Sykotik]

Apologies if this has been asked but are there any Dawn of War games I can get without having to deal with GFWL? Much like the Total War games, I've always been curious about these games. Don't feel like dealing with GFWL though...

I believe the original DoWs aren't GFWL. and I think Retribution doesn't have it, either.

Don't quote me on this.

To be more clear, Dawn of War 2 and Chaos Rising have GFWL. DoW2 Retribution does not.

 

[Grief.exe]

Let me try this one again.

You have to crank the difficulty up. The normal difficulty is definitely set for your lowest common denominator to get through the game.

If you want a challenge, bump it up to the hardest difficulty.

 

[Ashour]

Give em away using Modbot, you will get to the two games you need over the course of your Steam lifetime.

That is also a good idea.

I noticed key redemption only gives you one point. Also Level 10 finally

 

[Madrugador]

So, any Hitman Absolution DLC worth it?

 

[Salsa]

Let me try this one again.

enemies fight back, decent challenge but not super hard, combat is deep, game is big, get

 

[chugen]

Sorry I didnt buy new vegas.

oooooooooooooooh