I see your feathers were rustled when you got to that thread.
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I see your feathers were rustled when you got to that thread.
Crimsonclaw111
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I watched a review for Salt and Sanctuary and it looked phenomenal.
That is a lot of joining and unjoining :/
If DS3 gets a dlc that's basically the chalice dungeons but with real procedurally generated maps and spawn points I'll never play anything else.
Please tell me you're not doing it manually...
Please tell me you're not doing it manually...
Embrace the constant notification spam.
Speaking of Zelda, anyone pulled the trigger on that new Zelda looking game? Images look nice but 20 is a little out of my "ill risk it" zone, especially with DS3 out in 2 days
Y-you can automate it?
What game is that.
jaundicejuice
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Why hello there Wind Waker.
Looks nicely. Not €20 nicely but wishlisted.
Crimsonclaw111
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Looks alright. Will keep my eye on this one.
LurkerPrime
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Oh god. Dark Souls 3 hype just hit me.
This is a disaster.
This is a disaster.
Hero Prinny
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LMFAOOOOO i meant rage!! i was reading the replies to the rust thread and got the two mixed up
ds3 is going to make me fail so many tests :x
You and me both. I'm trying to rush through an assignment this week-end that's due tuesday night so that I can play monday night and tuesday all day.
Of course, I have other assignments that are due this week... Plus, this is my last semester before graduation. Can't afford to fuck up now!
LurkerPrime
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It is a series about failure, futility, and repetition.
Oh, that makes more sense. It's a bit of a shame that Rage has a story. From the demo it was... there.
the_firewithin
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Malebolgia
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On GamesPlanet
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain 23,99
Tales of Zestiria 24,99
Layers of Fear 9,99
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain 23,99
Tales of Zestiria 24,99
Layers of Fear 9,99
LurkerPrime
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Up to 4 foils total (had 1 from before). I got one that is marketed at $2.48.
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freshVeggie
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Mad Max becomes only better with more time. Almost fully maxed (heh) out my car and myself, and just now do I feel like a badass tearing up convoys left and right.
Usually lazy to use photo mode but once in a while it's neat to capture something nice. I got a whole lot more non-photo mode shots :s
Usually lazy to use photo mode but once in a while it's neat to capture something nice. I got a whole lot more non-photo mode shots :s
So good. Gonna be nice once it comes to PC.
lol why
Along with the music, one of the best atmospheres in years.
Bboy AJ
My dog was murdered by a 3.5mm audio port and I will not rest until the standard is dead
Ah, the last ditch cash in before abandoning it. Early access tm
Backlogger
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Never pay more than $2 for a video game
I played Warden or whatever it's called, the Wind Waker thing.
Umm...yeah. It was certainly designed by someone who has a great affection for Wind Waker. The graphics are colorful and cartoonish, and the world is bigger than I was expecting. There are dungeons with puzzles to solve. It appears as though you don't get a single unique weapon in the game (maybe I'm wrong), but instead you just go around picking up bats, axes, swords, etc. from the ground. These weapons break.
The music is pleasant enough. I can tell that a great deal of care went into this game's presentation, since it genuinely looks like the game you'd want to scratch your Zelda itch.
You control your little Mii-looking character in much the same way you'd control Link, with lock ons and basic attacks. I'm sure there are more weapons. There are also context sensitive actions such as crawling, climbing, and talking to friendly NPCs. There are a lot of creatures in this game who want to talk to you, to be sure.
In my short time with the game, I encountered a smattering of easy box puzzles, a few carnivorous plants, and a big fat baddie who had a health bar I was able to decimate with a few hits. In addition, there were a couple of sword-wielding foes with masks. I have to hand it to whomever did the art for this game, because many of the designs really live up to their inspirations.
Sadly, as with many attempts to copy Nintendo games, there are some things that just don't measure up. The camera appears to do this janky thing where it starts battling with you every so often, so you have to readjust. The overhead camera is ever so slightly too far forward or back, I can't decide. There's a jump button that lets you get on top of blocks and such, but more often than not it makes the whole experience feel floaty.
The controls feel far too loose for the type of game it's emulating, and you're quickly aware of how combat does not respond nearly so easily as Nintendo's 2003 game. I lost many a battle because I could not move around my foe, and one enemy even got stuck behind a rock. Collision detection is not great either.
It's not that I'm saying this is a bad game, but it appears as an unpolished one. And when you're making a tribute to Wind Waker, there's almost zero margin for error in the polish department. I don't even like Wind Waker's adventure past the forest level, but that game is built on such rock-solid foundations that any developer would have a hard time keeping up.
I'm afraid those looking for something beyond just "Hey, I remember that in Wind Waker." will have to keep looking.
Umm...yeah. It was certainly designed by someone who has a great affection for Wind Waker. The graphics are colorful and cartoonish, and the world is bigger than I was expecting. There are dungeons with puzzles to solve. It appears as though you don't get a single unique weapon in the game (maybe I'm wrong), but instead you just go around picking up bats, axes, swords, etc. from the ground. These weapons break.
The music is pleasant enough. I can tell that a great deal of care went into this game's presentation, since it genuinely looks like the game you'd want to scratch your Zelda itch.
You control your little Mii-looking character in much the same way you'd control Link, with lock ons and basic attacks. I'm sure there are more weapons. There are also context sensitive actions such as crawling, climbing, and talking to friendly NPCs. There are a lot of creatures in this game who want to talk to you, to be sure.
In my short time with the game, I encountered a smattering of easy box puzzles, a few carnivorous plants, and a big fat baddie who had a health bar I was able to decimate with a few hits. In addition, there were a couple of sword-wielding foes with masks. I have to hand it to whomever did the art for this game, because many of the designs really live up to their inspirations.
Sadly, as with many attempts to copy Nintendo games, there are some things that just don't measure up. The camera appears to do this janky thing where it starts battling with you every so often, so you have to readjust. The overhead camera is ever so slightly too far forward or back, I can't decide. There's a jump button that lets you get on top of blocks and such, but more often than not it makes the whole experience feel floaty.
The controls feel far too loose for the type of game it's emulating, and you're quickly aware of how combat does not respond nearly so easily as Nintendo's 2003 game. I lost many a battle because I could not move around my foe, and one enemy even got stuck behind a rock. Collision detection is not great either.
It's not that I'm saying this is a bad game, but it appears as an unpolished one. And when you're making a tribute to Wind Waker, there's almost zero margin for error in the polish department. I don't even like Wind Waker's adventure past the forest level, but that game is built on such rock-solid foundations that any developer would have a hard time keeping up.
I'm afraid those looking for something beyond just "Hey, I remember that in Wind Waker." will have to keep looking.
freshVeggie
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Yay \o/ Glad you like them. I can totally recommend this game to you Rhaknar. If I remember right, you got the current Humble Monthly where this is included. Just remember to bring time and patience. It has a slightly slow beginning which can become even longer if you get lost in side occupations. Even now after 23 hours I stop often to soak in the beautiful world.
Dunno, seems more like a case of "Random Bboy Shitpost About Anything Early Access or Kickstarter Ever As Usual" situation to me ¯\_(ツ
_/¯nvidia supporting freesync will never happen as long as gsync sells.. which it is..
All of them? But running 2 or more games simultaneously greatly reduces the chance of card drops. Like, one per several hours.
Though idlemaster only does up to 30 games at one time.
Yeep, unless you want a ton of games with like 16hr for your card drops, don't do it.
Jawmuncher
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Yeah it probably just broke even
This is amazing http://teamcoco.com/korea/conan-checks-out-pc-bang
Sadly there is no faster way to do it. Although this probably helps keep the prices a bit higher.
I'm at $25 at the moment so I really can't complain. Just frustrating to see so little scraped in almost a week.
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