Shovel Knight >>>>>>>>> Transistor (how I spent MY $15 that would have bought Transistir .
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Shovel Knight >>>>>>>>> Transistor (how I spent MY $15 that would have bought Transistir .
My most played game on Steam is Plants vs Zombies GOTY at 40 hours, because of that one time that I left it on overnight accidentally. It's probably more like 12-15 hours total.
wait why do I have less votes, I voted everything
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Went to get my Croixleur Σ key and found these.
...need to vote on everything every day.
Because if you don't vote for something before it gets pulled off Greenlight, you don't get the vote count. Which is why you not only need to vote on everything, you need to vote on everything every day.
I won an m&ms card but the site to redeem is down
I want State of Decay ;__;
What? Why? When? How?Since the beggining of the year I bought almost 800 games.
This was interesting to read. I don't think I could remember certain details so well after my sixth Steam Birthday.
Guys, is deadlight any good?
What? Why? When? How?
tried posting my damage list, but it would take almost a full page lol
not that anybody will care as well
What? Why? When? How?
But really, how did you manage to buy 800 games in 6 months? Are they all for PC, or are you counting console games too? (Though, it doesn't matter, 800 games are 800 games, and that is a lot). Man, I've been buying games for some 5-6 years now, and I don't think I've bought more than... ~500 (for all my gaming platforms).
I haven't played it yet but Transistor is $15 !
What? Why? When? How?
But really, how did you manage to buy 800 games in 6 months? Are they all for PC, or are you counting console games too? (Though, it doesn't matter, 800 games are 800 games, and that is a lot). Man, I've been buying games for some 5-6 years now, and I don't think I've bought more than... ~500 (for all my gaming platforms).
This is accurate. I have 1538 games on Steam. I don't think I spent more than 700$ on them.I've bought 433 games on Steam this year (465 games total across all platforms). Bundles, my friend. You an easily get 20-30 games a week in bundles for virtually no money.
tried posting my damage list, but it would take almost a full page lol
not that anybody will care as well
Well...Is KiD one of those pc ports where you force 60fps it affects the gamplay?
The Borderlands 2 Mac version on sales at GMG, does that redeem with the PC version too?
Modbot did it.Splatter isnt Super Splatters
Yeah the past year has easily been the most expensive for my gaming habit, yet also the lowest price per game. But due to various major life changes it has also been the year I've had the most spending money with the least amount of uses for it.Which brings me to year 6. By far my most expensive year on Steam yet. $486.00 spent. Practically emptying the banks. Of course, I did get 685 games. An average of 70 cents a game.
I won an m&ms card but the site to redeem is down
I want State of Decay ;__;
I've bought 433 games on Steam this year (465 games total across all platforms). Bundles, my friend. You an easily get 20-30 games a week in bundles for virtually no money.
I won an m&ms card but the site to redeem is down
I want State of Decay ;__;
An AMD Phenom II X3 720 and a Radeon HD4850. I'm still using that processor and that video card today.
Just a reminder if ya missed giving away KiD and chivalry/deadliest warrior. http://m.neogaf.com/showpost.php?p=118741676
If anything goes wrong pm me and I'll gift through steam later today. Peace out steamGaf time to go tubing down a waterfall, and canoe down the river.
Modbot did it.
Yep. Encore sales are on the way in a few hours.
Since the beggining of the year I bought almost 800 games.
I demand answers.Wtf? Why does Anomaly: Warzone Earth have poop icon?
I thought Stumpokapow said it was reserved for games that are universally disliked.
OK guys, please correct me if I'm totally wrong (doesn't matter to me since I've bought everything I need this sale), but I just don't want anyone to be caught off guard by the end of this sale, or miss a deal they really wanted. Didn't the last winter sale end like this just six months ago?
-- Community votes ended with the last vote before encore day (same as this time).
-- Flash sales stopped at the beginning of encore day (10am PST), IN SPITE OF the timer saying there would be more.
-- Most of the Steam library went back to regular prices at the beginning of encore day, IN SPITE OF the timer saying there were still 24 hours left. Much gaffer rage ensued.
Maybe my memory is faulty, it just seems to me that this is how the winter sale went down.
I demand answers.
What? I'm going to buy now then, it's not likely that the games I want will get a deeper discount not anyway.OK guys, please correct me if I'm totally wrong (doesn't matter to me since I've bought everything I need this sale), but I just don't want anyone to be caught off guard by the end of this sale, or miss a deal they really wanted. Didn't the last winter sale end like this just six months ago?
-- Community votes ended with the last vote before encore day (same as this time).
-- Flash sales stopped at the beginning of encore day (10am PST), IN SPITE OF the timer saying there would be more.
-- Most of the Steam library went back to regular prices at the beginning of encore day, IN SPITE OF the timer saying there were still 24 hours left. Much gaffer rage ensued.
Maybe my memory is faulty, it just seems to me that this is how the winter sale went down.
Yeah, I know about bundles, but it's just that I thought (wrongly it seems) that people stopped buying every bundle that's available when they realized that there's no chance they'll play all/most of the games they get from them. Or that they'll even be interested in some/many of the games from those bundles. At least that's what I did - stopped buying every bundle after I realized that I won't even install, let alone play many of those games that I used to buy in all those bundles that started appearing after Humble Indie Bundle gained popularity.I've bought 433 games on Steam this year (465 games total across all platforms). Bundles, my friend. You an easily get 20-30 games a week in bundles for virtually no money.
But out of those 800 how many have you actually played/beaten? lol
Yeah, I know about bundles, but it's just that I thought (wrongly it seems) that people stopped buying every bundle that's available when they realized that there's no chance they'll play all/most of the games they get from them. Or that they'll even be interested in some/many of the games from those bundles. At least that's what I did - stopped buying every bundle after I realized that I won't even install, let alone play many of those games that I used to buy in all those bundles that started appearing after Humble Indie Bundle gained popularity.