I just beat the dragon in Hard mode Time Attack where you dont have the option to grind. If you can do that then Nightmare is possible.
Have fun with the dragon!
This may be a really silly question but I'm pretty new to Steam and would like to know if there is a way of playing Felghana without having to log in each time? I realise you can switch Steam to 'offline' mode but that still requires logging in to then tell it to restart offline.
I'm playing it on my laptop and wont always have an internet connection, so is there a way of just being able to play the game without actually having to go through this extra layer of Steam first?
Also highly annoying is the way I have to wait for Steam to update itself everytime I do log into it or try to start the game - seems to take forever sometimes.
I really don't care about achievements and friend lists and all the other Steam nonsense, I just want to be able to play the game I bought without having to be online and logged in!
Once you log in and set Steam to "offline mode" you can boot it up as many times in off line mode as you want w/o having to reconnect. You don't have to boot it up online before every time you want to play it "off line." I think it does require you to log back in every so often (maybe once a month or something?).
If I forget to set Steam to offline mode and then for whatever reason find myself without an internet connection would I still be able to play the game? Or would I have to wait until I could connect again?
I bought X-Com on Steam recently and with that I can just go ito the steamapps folder on my computer, double click the .exe and the game starts with no problems and without having to go through Steam itself - if I do the same with Felghana I find myself greeted with the Steam log in screen.
I haven't used offline mode in a very long time, but I do believe you have to be online to be able to switch. If you are really online very rarely, you can just leave it in offline mode indefinitely. It's certainly not optimal though, as you won't get updates and you will still be required to sign in at least once every month or two.
As above, I pretty much leave Steam running online 24/7, so I never have issues with anything being out of date.
Being able to execute Steam games without Steam relies on the specific game - most games that make use of Steamworks features (as Felghana does) won't run outside of Steam.
Not sure about that. It was on top of Steam sales for a couple of days but then it took a nose dive and now it doesn't even list in the top 20.So I assume the game is selling very well? Then I guess I don't have to buy it.
Not sure about that. It was on top of Steam sales for a couple of days but then it took a nose dive and now it doesn't even list in the top 20.
So I assume the game is selling very well? Then I guess I don't have to buy it.
Did you think you were obliged to buy the game just because it may not have been selling?
You should buy it only if you think it is something you will enjoy, leave worrying about sales numbers to the publishers.
I already have 2 copies of YS OOF. One for Japanese PC (which I bought import back in ... 2006 or something) and one for PSP, and I'm thinking of buying one for Vita.
Do I enjoy it? Yes. Do I love steam enough to buy another game just because it was on steam? Not really.
But if this guarantees (which I doubt) TiTs translation somehow in the future, I guess buying 3rd time on steam is worth the investment.
KB: If this takes off and we feel confident about taking on larger projects where we oversee the localization programming, then The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky would be the next logical step as we already have the English script from the PSP release, just like we did with Ys: The Oath in Felghana. If things work out as we hope they will, perhaps Steam will become the ideal platform on which to try to continue the Trails in the Sky series.
If I forget to set Steam to offline mode and then for whatever reason find myself without an internet connection would I still be able to play the game? Or would I have to wait until I could connect again?
If you boot up Steam with no internet connection, it should ask you if you want to start it in offline mode. Try shutting down your PC, unplugging the Ethernet cable, starting up, and attempting to launch Steam.Yes, you can still go to offline mode even if you have no internet connection, BUT, Steam must be running and you must have been already logged in. If you boot up steam with no internet connection and try to go to offline mode it will not let you. If you always have steam running in the background it wont be a problem.
Yes, you can still go to offline mode even if you have no internet connection, BUT, Steam must be running and you must have been already logged in. If you boot up steam with no internet connection and try to go to offline mode it will not let you. If you always have steam running in the background it wont be a problem.
This is the main problem, I dont leave steam running all the time so if I try to start it with no connection and haven't previously set it to offline mode then I can't play the game.
Guess I'll try leaving Steam running in the background but seeing as I use it only to play the game or browse the store it seems a bit needless to have it running all the time.
EDIT: Orin GA + Blizzard, I just tried disconnecting from the internet and starting Steam (without having previously logged in or set to 'offline') and it did indeed give me the option of starting it in offline mode, so looks like I will be able to play the game even when I am unable to connect. Very relieved to find that this is the case!
Sorry to say though that I would still prefer if I could bypass Steam and Steamworks completely and play the game without having to go through it at all, but I guess I can deal with it for now.
Thanks to everyone who replied to my questions about Steam, as someone who is still pretty new to it I really appreciate all your answers.
Beating the Bosses on time Attack Hard Mode has instilled in me some confidence. Im doing Nightmare!
LOL Gyalva and those fucking tiles.
Nightmare? I remember getting trapped on one side of the tiles and basically being unable to do anything about it. D:
Urggghh anyone got any tip/tricks/levelrecs for that metal cow thing in the waterways? Other than attacking its butt.
First, never stop moving
I like using the Terra Bracelet in that fight. If he jumps towards you use it and you should take no damage.
To attack his tail I charge up the Terra Bracelet and line my self up with his tail and release. Use it again right after if you are being chased by missiles or if he threw mines behind his tail, and jump to safety.
When he uses his chain gun attack jump over the bullet spread and use your boost and do as much damage as you can with your sword. If your boost is not ready you can change to the Ventus Bracelt and attack him with that. Just dont catch yourself fumbling around switching bracelets.
God knows how many time that has killed me.
Oh, man, I forgot there was an Inferno difficulty. Reading these two's posts sounds like enough pain already... but there's an even harder option... Damn.Either of you going to actually attempt Inferno?
Hey guys I heard this is a pretty soothing relaxing game would my 80 year old grandmother like it?
He's gonna esplode and you're gonna die.
Fuck. I think I'm too drunk to legitimately play now. AUGH.
I also have a headache from too much goddamn Ys. Again.
When Origin comes out, I'm probably going to play it for 10 minutes and be like "God, I'm so sick of this derivative bullshit."