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But oddly, the assassin that's not a boring person is only playable in the training bits.
I was moderately surprised to realize how much you can ACTUALLY DO as Haytham. The entire thing's still open, but it feels like you can't go do that stuff for some reason.
Jawmuncher
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Very competent. Its art design/direction; the "real" mvc3; american made; no gimmicks; pc version is the superior version.
I don't play the game because I've always been bad at games with airdashes, and I never found a character that suits my playstyle.
Put Molly in Skullgirls 2
Im still holding out hope for PanzerFaust.
Dude had a damn tank on his arm.
woo and indeed hoo
Banned
Be warned that if you're infuriated by dumb password policies, you'll be WAY more infuriated by dumb account closure policies
I know that feel :/.
Do you know of any cunning tricks to force an account closure oh
Dog Problems
Banned
ashecitism
Member
Sanctum 2 linux beta is up: http://gamingonlinux.com/articles/s...nce-hybrid-now-has-an-open-beta-on-steam.3467
doesn't seem to work that well though
doesn't seem to work that well though
I've been playing Banished for a few weeks now and have been having a blast. I didn't earn any achievements on my first three cities, but I did learn a lot about the intricate systems within the game. In each of those cities I would hit a wall where my decisions would cause my city to destroy itself or prevent further expansion.
I've earned all of these achievements with the fourth city I built, and I am constantly learning something new.
I have about six more achievements I can earn on this city, the last four are challenges that you can do (IE get to a certain population without using certain buildings).
My city just hit ~875 population and has become fairly self-sustaining. At this point, I use the leather and wool from my hundreds of cows and sheep to produce warm coats, I also have 10 woodcutters that are constantly producing thousands of units of firewood.
I have six trading posts set up on the main river that trade these products for units of food and logs to continue my firewood racket.
This is where I initially started my town. The marketplace sits in the middle and is essential for supplying the homes radiating around it.
These little installations are essential for the mid-game where you are desperate for firewood to keep your citizens warm. They also help when you are first funding your trading empire through firewood production.
You basically use a forester to seed the forest, then clear cut the area once every few years. Hunter and Gatherer installations also feed off this area and can produce a significant amount of food. I have three foresters in this area that keep it full of mature trees.
My final expansion, as you can see there is still the remnants of one of the forester locations in the upper corner. I took everything I learned so far and trying to make this one as efficient as possible.
I will continue expansion and have more food production and industry in the northern section, with house radiating out from the lone marketplace in the middle.
Here are my second and third expansions. They started off quite efficient, but the population of explosion in year 50 necessitated my need for farms....I've spent 15 years stabilizing after that mess.
I will clean these up once I've completed my final expansion.
I've earned all of these achievements with the fourth city I built, and I am constantly learning something new.
I have about six more achievements I can earn on this city, the last four are challenges that you can do (IE get to a certain population without using certain buildings).
My city just hit ~875 population and has become fairly self-sustaining. At this point, I use the leather and wool from my hundreds of cows and sheep to produce warm coats, I also have 10 woodcutters that are constantly producing thousands of units of firewood.
I have six trading posts set up on the main river that trade these products for units of food and logs to continue my firewood racket.
This is where I initially started my town. The marketplace sits in the middle and is essential for supplying the homes radiating around it.
These little installations are essential for the mid-game where you are desperate for firewood to keep your citizens warm. They also help when you are first funding your trading empire through firewood production.
You basically use a forester to seed the forest, then clear cut the area once every few years. Hunter and Gatherer installations also feed off this area and can produce a significant amount of food. I have three foresters in this area that keep it full of mature trees.
My final expansion, as you can see there is still the remnants of one of the forester locations in the upper corner. I took everything I learned so far and trying to make this one as efficient as possible.
I will continue expansion and have more food production and industry in the northern section, with house radiating out from the lone marketplace in the middle.
Here are my second and third expansions. They started off quite efficient, but the population of explosion in year 50 necessitated my need for farms....I've spent 15 years stabilizing after that mess.
I will clean these up once I've completed my final expansion.
It's brutally hard, but not unfair IMO.
Elder God
S Rank all levels.
Hope your walls are punch-proof.
Really well. Unless that was the joke.gif
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
I wonder how long it'll take this to get removed:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=247970729
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=247970729
morningbus
Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads.
I'm an English major, this is literally all I have.
Sgt.Pepper
Banned
It is easy to see that RE: Revelations is a port from a 3DS game. While I wouldn't call it ugly, it is notably less of a looker than RE5.
That said, I think RE5 has hold up pretty well. Especially the character models, Sheva's in particular is pretty great.
That said, I think RE5 has hold up pretty well. Especially the character models, Sheva's in particular is pretty great.
SteveWinwood
Member
i mean you can always teach your kids the difference between who and whom
itll be their best memory with you
9 minutes...
"This item has been banned for either violating the Steam Terms of Service or the Terms of Service for Greenlight."
You should have taken a screenshot because now we will never know what it was.
C00kie M0nster
Member
What was it? Lol
EDIT: Ah, Google says Al Qaida Simulator 2014 for $5 to release on 9/11/14 of course.
Video
It was apparently going to come with a free bonus DLC in which you can stop the attack.
FiveElementNinja
Member
It was Al Qaida Simulator. A really crappy game where you crash a plane into the Twin Towers.
Edit: I wonder if me posting this has set off some red flags at the NSA or something. Probably.
Edit: I wonder if me posting this has set off some red flags at the NSA or something. Probably.
Chance Hale
Member
Capcom really do make some of the most gorgeous games around and I can't wait to see what they have in the works for next-gen other than Deep Down. Even though RE6 had some very inconsistent textures it had some of the best character models I've seen. Plus the animation and lighting quality was excellent.
But yeah, given it's age RE5 holds up very well visually.
BinaryPork2737
Unconfirmed Member
I was thinking about posting this early, but decided not to. Surprised it was up for that long.
Hum. Decided to install Sleepy Dawgs and give it a go after someone mentioned it in that other thread about last-gen games on PC. Runs smoothly on highest settings... except for the cutscenes, which are really choppy for some reason. Are they locked to 30 like some other games, anyone know? My monitor's refresh rate is some weird 59Hz too which might be adding to the jitter.
Damn. Now I want to get this. DS2 is just around the corner though, hrm...
Sgt.Pepper
Banned
Was it a greenlight article or game page?
GOOGLE CACHE
http://webcache.googleusercontent.c...ls/?id=247970729+&cd=1&hl=zh-CN&ct=clnk&gl=cn
16:06:23 GMT
SO EXIST ABOUT 3.5 OR 4.5 HOURS AT LEAST
Sgt.Pepper
Banned
Oh wow.
I've been playing Banished for a few weeks now and have been having a blast. I didn't earn any achievements on my first three cities, but I did learn a lot about the intricate systems within the game. In each of those cities I would hit a wall where my decisions would cause my city to destroy itself or prevent further expansion.
I've earned all of these achievements with the fourth city I built, and I am constantly learning something new.
I have about six more achievements I can earn on this city, the last four are challenges that you can do (IE get to a certain population without using certain buildings).
My city just hit ~875 population and has become fairly self-sustaining. At this point, I use the leather and wool from my hundreds of cows and sheep to produce warm coats, I also have 10 woodcutters that are constantly producing thousands of units of firewood.
I have six trading posts set up on the main river that trade these products for units of food and logs to continue my firewood racket.
This is where I initially started my town. The marketplace sits in the middle and is essential for supplying the homes radiating around it.
These little installations are essential for the mid-game where you are desperate for firewood to keep your citizens warm. They also help when you are first funding your trading empire through firewood production.
You basically use a forester to seed the forest, then clear cut the area once every few years. Hunter and Gatherer installations also feed off this area and can produce a significant amount of food. I have three foresters in this area that keep it full of mature trees.
My final expansion, as you can see there is still the remnants of one of the forester locations in the upper corner. I took everything I learned so far and trying to make this one as efficient as possible.
I will continue expansion and have more food production and industry in the northern section, with house radiating out from the lone marketplace in the middle.
Here are my second and third expansions. They started off quite efficient, but the population of explosion in year 50 necessitated my need for farms....I've spent 15 years stabilizing after that mess.
I will clean these up once I've completed my final expansion.
I'm really, REALLY curious how you managed to get such a good seed. Seriously, I keep getting areas with very little flat space, making it hard to do much. Also, my towns die. Even my most successful ones. I am not good at this game, though I do enjoy it. I neeeed your protips.
So what was the verdict regarding the Paypal Spring Sale? https://www.paypal.eu/EN/gamingsale/
Totally legit?
Totally legit?
BinaryPork2737
Unconfirmed Member
Partially not legit. They're partnered with G2A, a Steam key reseller. This means you might get your key new and be completely fine, or you might get an already used key.
Desura is fine, though. As in Ghost Control seems to be fine.
COD Ghosts is through G2A, so avoid that one.
Worms goes right to Team 17's website, so it's safe.
It was worse when the Paypal sales started. Everything was through G2A then.
Some of them also go through the Humble widget.
corrosivefrost
Member
How would I tell if I need to use Durante's RGB tool for my Nvidia card?
http://blog.metaclassofnil.com/?p=83
http://blog.metaclassofnil.com/?p=83
Tizoc
Member
Cutscenes should match the actual in-game frame rate. In my case cutscenes are 60 FPS and so is the same when I am playing and controlling Shen.
OldAsUrSock
Banned
I didn't have any problems.
Chance Hale
Member
Anyone have Sleeping Dogs crash to desktop when you choose continue game? Windows 8.1 but I played it with 8 when it came out without issues.
No issues here on 8.1.
Chance Hale
Member
Do you have the latest update which brought Metro apps to the task bar and such?
Hmm, alright, cheers. Gonna try dropping the graphics a bit and see if that fixes it, or if there's some (hyper)threading issues or the monitor refresh. This is on a 770, maybe I'm too greedy to expect that's enough to drive it at everything maxed out at 1680 and the HD pack.
derExperte
Member
Two CTDs when starting missions but it worked the second time. 8.1.1 here (which btw supposedly has fixed the mouse-lag problem for good).
Try verifying integrity of the game cache.
yeah the cutscenes seem to be running at a lower framerate for me too if I remember correctly, even though fraps would report 60, I guess it's to do with the animations or something.
Here's the 5 black squares created by HoosTrax:
Also if you're not using hdmi connection you don't need it.
More_Badass
Member
Why is there such a huge disconnect between CoH2's user ratings on Steam and reviews elsewhere?
Nope. I've selected it twice and rebooted since it came out, but for whatever reason it still hasn't installed, maybe because other smaller updates bumped it off the list. I was going to try again a bit later.
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corrosivefrost
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From what I remember, CoH2 got a lot of flack for not being very different from its predecessor. The multiplayer was also pretty divisive, as the two sides are basically exactly the same and don't require a different playstyle (they may have patched this, I'm just going off of what I've heard other people say), and other reasons (bad dlc where you can buy new commanders with OP abilities).
Singleplayer campaign is supposed to be pretty good. I guess.
Toggle it to full range, restart, and see if it makes a difference.
PandaPedinte
Member
Looks like reverting CKII to an old version fixed the bug with the character portraits.
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