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It's better than ALL of us.Labadal said:Want to buy KOTOR, STEAM doesn't want my money. **** you STEAM, you think you're better than me!?
It's better than ALL of us.Labadal said:Want to buy KOTOR, STEAM doesn't want my money. **** you STEAM, you think you're better than me!?
Me too. Call me thickheaded but I really couldn't get past the 3D with that camera.Yaska said:Disappointed with the HOMM5. Haven't played it before. Feels like all that made heroes has been drained :/
piratepwnsninja said:Honestly, yes. You don't need any knowledge of the franchise to enjoy the game. It helps, but its a great game regardless.
Willy105 said:PC version sucks anyway.
JacksUsername said:I don't think the PC version is bad, it's more of a pain in the ass dealing with Windows 7 compatibility issues. It took me forever to get it running when I bought it at the last sale - it would crash all the time. For anyone buying it, be sure to check out the Steam forums http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=707 if you have trouble running it.
Too bad there isn't an individual sale on the base game, I don't want 50% (Well...) of my Steam account to be Sims games that I won't even play...Ookami-kun said:Holy shit, Sims 3 full set for only 80 bucks!
I asked the same question about 12 hours ago and never really got a response. I am on the edge about buying as well, but only if there are people to play with. The one guy who did post his BFII impressions seemed to be playing against the AI, which is atrocious in these games.gtvdave said:Still on the edge about buying Battlefront II. Is the online community still active?
Bucket-o-roadkill said:So I changed internet provider last week, forgot to change my steam account to another email address and now I cant log in for the Steam summer sale. Great stuff. Has anyone else had this problem and how long does it take for support to get back to you about changing your account settings?
I wouldn't mind making a new account if I absolutely have to but I've had my old account since 2004, pretty peed off I'm going to have to start juggling between 2 accounts just because of their awkward account verification.
3chopl0x said:Maybe create a new account and then gift all the games you want to buy to your new email address then redeem them on your old account once it's fixed.
It requires more RAM than space? What? You can fit the whole game in the RAM requirement six times if running Snow Leopard.falconzss said:Just wanted to buy Puzzle Agent 2 but what's up with these system requirements for the Mac version Oo.
falconzss said:Just wanted to buy Puzzle Agent 2 but what's up with these system requirements for the Mac version Oo.
Well, lots of games do that. Braid wants 185MB space and 512MB ram. SpaceChem requires 300MB HD space and 1GB RAM. Usually your RAM would include things like your OS and browser, so comparing an individual game's RAM requirements to HD space requirements isn't exactly fair.StuBurns said:It requires more RAM than space? What? You can fit the whole game in the RAM requirement six times if running Snow Leopard.
InertiaXr said:What do you mean? Apparently needs a single core 2.3ghz and 512mb vid card. I'm sure it'll run on hardware way worse than that, if that stuff is even still in use somewhere. I wouldn't expect people to even bother looking at sys requirements for something like Puzzle Agent 2 unless your computer is over 5-6 years old.
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Well, lots of games do that. Braid wants 185MB space and 512MB ram. SpaceChem requires 300MB HD space and 1GB RAM. Usually your RAM would include things like your OS and browser, so comparing an individual game's RAM requirements to HD space requirements isn't exactly fair.
bogg said:How is Hamilton's Great Adventure? Worth $5?
Snow Leopard has a one gig footprint (much lower actually of course, but that's the requirement). The game has a six fold (minus OS X, eight fold including it) overhead requirement? That seems very unusual to me.InertiaXr said:Well, lots of games do that. Braid wants 185MB space and 512MB ram. SpaceChem requires 300MB HD space and 1GB RAM. Usually your RAM would include things like your OS and browser, so comparing an individual game's RAM requirements to HD space requirements isn't exactly fair.
bogg said:How is Hamilton's Great Adventure? Worth $5?
You can just make a separate category for The Sims games and minimize it. You only need some way to run the Sims3LauncherW.exe (or TS3W.exe if you want to skip the launcher) in the base game "Game\Bin" folder to run the game no matter what expansions you've installed.Marsipolami said:Too bad there isn't an individual sale on the base game, I don't want 50% (Well...) of my Steam account to be Sims games that I won't even play...
Bought and just very briefly played the first two levels. Seems like it will be a great game from what i can tell. If you like stuff like Toki Tori I would say it's a no brainer at $5.bogg said:How is Hamilton's Great Adventure? Worth $5?
Stumpokapow said:Bought it for $5 yesterday. Just played about 20 minutes, seems very fun. Lots of visual charm, seems like the puzzle mechanics get kind of deep. Seems like a good bit of content as well, at least 11 or so levels per world and at least 5 worlds from what I can tell. Runs fine and looks fine.
I'm not really sure what I'd compare it to. It's a tile based top-down puzzle platformer with lots of puzzle mechanics including quickstand, flow control tiles, collapsing floors. Levels are score attackable (each level has tons of treasure, some less accessible) and time attackable.
Archie said:I'd compare it to Puzzle Dimension (which is an underrated title, shame it isn't on sale) since it is kind of like a cross between a puzzle game and roguelike.
That looks so good. Makes me nostalgic for Kula World on the PS1. It better go on sale.Archie said:I'd compare it to Puzzle Dimension (which is an underrated title, shame it isn't on sale) since it is kind of like a cross between a puzzle game and roguelike.
Stumpokapow said:Ah yeah. I hadn't played Puzzle Dimension, but I thought PD was like Marble Blast or Switchball in that there was "free movement" rather than tile-based movement--I guess not, though? Hopefully PD ends up showing up on sale at some future point during the sale.
Bucket-o-roadkill said:
Great idea. I forgot about being able to gift yourself stuff. Would I be able to use my card on both accounts though?...
3chopl0x said:If you mean card as in bank card then yes that should be fine.
PD is tile based just like Hamilton.Stumpokapow said:Ah yeah. I hadn't played Puzzle Dimension, but I thought PD was like Marble Blast or Switchball in that there was "free movement" rather than tile-based movement--I guess not, though? Hopefully PD ends up showing up on sale at some future point during the sale.
I am sorry, but that is one of the worst responses I have ever seen.Willy105 said:PC version sucks anyway.
Fewr said:What's Winter Voices like? Is it worth the discount price?
I played the demo for a while, and even though the interface was slow, the writing was good, and it seemed interesting.
piratepwnsninja said:uhhh...
wilflare said:the more i look at this thread
the more i wanna spend on
PD
SpaceChem
Hamilton
resisting resisting resisting
Salazar said:Grabbed Dark Messiah.
Toma said:Play this:
I found it enjoyable just sticking exclusively to the main missions and ignoring everything else. You do some crazy shit in the missions, but they did a poor job of making the world interesting and fun.NBtoaster said:What's Just Cause 1 like for 3.50?
No some devs grew balls and cut off people clinging to a 10 year old OS in the name of graphical progress. You are the reason we never get DX10/11 support.BY2K said:Oh...
Nevermind Just Cause 2, I don't have Vista and XP is unsupported.
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Now that's just unfair!
MmmSkyscraper said:Dude, I think your graphics driver crashed.
NBtoaster said:What's Just Cause 1 like for 3.50?