When is DDA launching in CET? Want to know if it's up for playing after I'm finished doing my assignments.
If it really unlocks at 9am PST then it's 6pm CET.
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STEAM | January 2016 - Out of cash, out of cache
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If it really unlocks at 9am PST then it's 6pm CET.
Tizoc
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Paint it back is the most beginner friendly puzzle game i've played yet and a great starting point.
I strongly recommend picking it up
Ive been addicted to it for days.
Crimsonclaw111
Member
Decidedly average on every way.
BoosterDuck
Banned
MGO needs fucking mouse menu support
Is it good in the SpaceChem "beyond us normal humans" sort of way? Or more in a Hexcells "anyone with patience and some logic" sort of way?
accel
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It engages the brain in a different way. I personally am not big on TIS, but that's likely because I am too close in my job to what it tries to imitate. If I weren't, I'd rate it highly, the problems are interesting.
(Makes a note to try SpaceChem.)
Yeep
Played an hour or two- it's not notable enough for me to actually invest any time in it.
MarcoZombieCannon
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Can't get it to run in fullscreen?
Wait, did the 65 mb patch wipe out the entire 4 gb client?
I need to redownload it.
Man, this is incompetent :l
Did Konami do a rollout?
Also:
http://steamcommunity.com/app/287700/discussions/0/458606248619378503/
I need to redownload it.
Man, this is incompetent :l
Did Konami do a rollout?
Also:
http://steamcommunity.com/app/287700/discussions/0/458606248619378503/
Vsync cause diagonal tear on my screen. The game's FPS stutters like crazy and fluctuates between 40 and 60 no matter what the setting (980m here) It crashes for no reason, the game's sound is completely off during cut scenes and some of the graphical options don't even work. Also you can't run the game in full screen, you've gotta use borderless windows which is what is causing that diagonal tear across my screen.
Such a horrible port and it's abandoned just like ONe piece and Samurai Warriors 4-II.
Not even the KOEI TECMO brigade can bring this game over an 80% approval rating this time.
I will not mourn the day this company stops making PC games. They are one of the worst. What they need to do is hand EVERYTHING to QLOC.
MarcoZombieCannon
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Yeah, it has its fair share of weird-ass problems. I get the cutscene audio issue. Weird thing is that moving the game to an SSD did nothing. Weirder thing is that running the game in 720p apparently fixes that. My weird bug is that with RivaTuner open at all, even with it not hooking into the game, it wouldn't launch.
But sorting that out has left me pretty pleased. I get 60fps on a 970. But yeah it has that K-T port jank. At least it's personally a better port than DOA5, which has seemingly unfixable microstuttering in fullscreen, and the only controller I own that works properly in it is... my steam controller.
Tropico 5: Complete Collection arrived on Steam and at retail later this month
Not really arrived yet, but it's gonna be released later this month
Not really arrived yet, but it's gonna be released later this month
Only shows the PS4 version available in limited, not the PC though.
Atraveller
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Still don't see it, it only has PS4 and X1, PC versions are download codes.
ramoisdead
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Got Pony Island off Nuuvem. Now to see if I'm gonna get freaked out.
texhnolyze
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This is the first time ever that I have a Ubisoft game on my whistlist. ¯\_(ツ_/¯
This is a Steam thread, buddy.
_/¯
This is a Steam thread, buddy.
NingenJanai
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Into The Badlands was really cool, too bad it was only six episodes.
When you get tired of alternate timelines you should try the most historically accurate version of Wolfenstein.
A Fish Aficionado
I am going to make it through this year if it kills me
When you get tired of alternate timelines you should try the most historically accurate version of Wolfenstein.
is that
Doesn't seems like you get a free full version after the beta testing
is that
I'm not sure, but I would definitely wouldn't bother with nice suits like those on a barge full of angry goats for 40 days
(the resemblance is kind of terrifying, though)
don't think that's my kind of thing, but you just reminded me i have to catch up on ash vs the evil dead
When you get tired of alternate timelines you should try the most historically accurate version of Wolfenstein.
lol no
Tizoc
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You realize it is renewed for a 2nd season right?
Supergirl's ok i hear as well
NingenJanai
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Last time I looked the renewal was not yet confirmed by AMC, awesome news.
Wait, I still can't find any news about it officially being renewed :\
Personally I'd say TIS-100 is more accessible than SpaceChem as there's no abstraction to what the game is at it's core. It doesn't beat around the bush and straight up tells you it's programming where as that's fundamentally what SpaceChem is but masked up as chemistry.
Realistically if you have intermediate understanding of secondary school level mathematics and/or physics you should have a good foundation going into TIS-100. Though the game is very good at teaching you various concepts as you go along, especially if you look at the achievements and try what they suggest to complete a few levels. There's a great one for the 2nd level that has a very obvious solution that is the common score on the community leaderboard histogram but if you look at just the achievement name for that level and work out how to implement that in your own program then you've learnt from doing.
And really that's key as if you go hunting for tips or use other peoples solutions you're not going to learn anything firsthand but if you bash away yourself suddenly that self taunt knowledge really comes in handy as you progress from puzzle to puzzle or even optimising your previously completed puzzles. In fact when I get stuck on the next puzzle I go back to the previous ones and try to get my scores down to see if there are any new or obvious paradigms I'm missing out on that might help out going forward.
Realistically if you have intermediate understanding of secondary school level mathematics and/or physics you should have a good foundation going into TIS-100. Though the game is very good at teaching you various concepts as you go along, especially if you look at the achievements and try what they suggest to complete a few levels. There's a great one for the 2nd level that has a very obvious solution that is the common score on the community leaderboard histogram but if you look at just the achievement name for that level and work out how to implement that in your own program then you've learnt from doing.
And really that's key as if you go hunting for tips or use other peoples solutions you're not going to learn anything firsthand but if you bash away yourself suddenly that self taunt knowledge really comes in handy as you progress from puzzle to puzzle or even optimising your previously completed puzzles. In fact when I get stuck on the next puzzle I go back to the previous ones and try to get my scores down to see if there are any new or obvious paradigms I'm missing out on that might help out going forward.
i watched an episode of super girl
didn't find it ok lol
but i don't like that kind of show
also found out there's a new izombie so we're back boyzz
It's on break again until the 2nd, so better stretch those ~40 minutes into a little under three weeks.
American TV schedules are the absolute worst.Urghhh...no!! Supergirl is like later seasons of Smallville bad. After that stupid backpedal they pulled, I feel like the series is intent on playing it safe forever.
It's on break again until the 2nd, so better stretch those ~40 minutes into a little under three weeks.
fuuuuuuuuuuuuu
It's on break again until the 2nd, so better stretch those ~40 minutes into a little under three weeks.
What I'd kill for US style budgeting and scheduling for TV over here (well for the most part). While I'd do agree too much of a good thing eventually turns to shit and then you end up with Henry Winkler jet skiing but 2 episodes of Luther is taking the definition series to its finest point.
spindoctor
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It's on break again until the 2nd, so better stretch those ~40 minutes into a little under three weeks.
That's just daft.
Also I'm really enjoying iosefe's storytelling for his XCOM game. Dude you should consider throwing together a blog or something to preserve these tales for posterity. Heck it might even get picked up by some of the gaming press blogs like Alice and Kev did back in the day.
Oh and add me to the game too please if you get a free slot somewhere
Those 2 episodes of Luther weren't even very good. But yeah England with it's ~6 episode seasons is kind of annoying, especially when the shows are usually pretty good. And then you have Sherlock which averages one episode (admittedly as long as a movie) per year. Get your shit together guys.
Yeah, I understand that nailing down Elba for a prolonged period is probably quite hard these days, but Luther's two-episode resurrection has me wondering, "What's the point?".
bobnowhere
Member
Awesome show, but yeah, nothing is confirmed yet but reportedly the rating were very good and those in charge are very happy so I'd be surprised if it didn't come back.
Tizoc
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Could've seorn i read somewhere it was renewed for a 2nd season at least but forgot where i red it
Maybe it was on gaf?
Adry9
Member
VPN? I'm form Europe and it's not letting me buy it :/
Is Liv with glasses the best thing ever or what
if you mean coop, I very much recommend Metal Slug games. They are blast to play with a friend.
I also very recommend One Finger Dead Punch (it's amazing) and Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds.
Double Dragon trilogy seems to be just not good ports.
very useful tool is user tags, granted, steam folk are not into genre purity and there are infamous "jokers", but it's still very useful, for example this
http://store.steampowered.com/search/?tags=4158&page=1#sort_by=Reviews_DESC&tags=4158&page=1
we still need to talk to them, I don't see any other way, I mean how's not getting any of those games is a solution? Talking some sense into them is a solution, not only port quality and support but also their pricing policies. Only... I'm not sure what's the best way to go about it.
lowhighkang_LHK
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Well in that case, maybe Devil May Cry HD Collection PC port would be good. I also noticed that according to Capcom's IR pages the HD Collection sold one million plus.
DMC3 is still widely regarded as the best action game of all time. And it's original PC port by Ubisoft was terrible. And, of course DMC1 has never been on PC.
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