Marty: The future, it's where you're going? Doc: That's right, twenty five years into the future. I've always dreamed on seeing the future, looking beyond my years, seeing the progress of mankind. I'll also be able to see who wins the next twenty-five world series.
But the idea of a game where the Steam Cards have hints on them is kind of neat
True. In a world where you don't have a physical package where you can stick a codec number that's referred to in-game, something like that is the next best option.
But the idea of a game where the Steam Cards have hints on them is kind of neat
True. In a world where you don't have a physical package where you can stick a codec number that's referred to in-game, something like that is the next best option.
Except that everyone who bought MGS had the box (yes I know some people rented it)
But with Steam trading cards there is no guarantee you'll get the card needed for the hint without having to buy it from the marketplace.
But the idea of a game where the Steam Cards have hints on them is kind of neat
True. In a world where you don't have a physical package where you can stick a codec number that's referred to in-game, something like that is the next best option.
Except that everyone who bought MGS had the box (yes I know some people rented it)
But with Steam trading cards there is no guarantee you'll get the card needed for the hint without having to buy it from the marketplace.
You don't have to own the cards to look at them though. Go to the marketplace and you can inspect em there, without even owning the game
But the idea of a game where the Steam Cards have hints on them is kind of neat
True. In a world where you don't have a physical package where you can stick a codec number that's referred to in-game, something like that is the next best option.
Except that everyone who bought MGS had the box (yes I know some people rented it)
But with Steam trading cards there is no guarantee you'll get the card needed for the hint without having to buy it from the marketplace.
You don't have to own the cards to look at them though. Go to the marketplace and you can inspect em there, without even owning the game
Yeah I mean, if the designer is aware of how that feature works and incorporates it intelligently, there's no reason it can't function the way they'd like it to.
But the idea of a game where the Steam Cards have hints on them is kind of neat
True. In a world where you don't have a physical package where you can stick a codec number that's referred to in-game, something like that is the next best option.
Except that everyone who bought MGS had the box (yes I know some people rented it)
But with Steam trading cards there is no guarantee you'll get the card needed for the hint without having to buy it from the marketplace.
You don't have to own the cards to look at them though. Go to the marketplace and you can inspect em there, without even owning the game
This is far from true. You can't blow up/view the whole picture associated with a card in the store. Need to own a card or having completed the set into a badge for that.
And even you could, if I had to resort to that kind of obscure third-hand source of information to complete a game? Yeah that's a refund.
They could also have clues hidden across multiple cards and force the community to do the Fez thing of cooperating to solve puzzles. Like all of the cards when put together form a giant picture clue so everyone has to share screen grabs of their cards to finish the game.
But the idea of a game where the Steam Cards have hints on them is kind of neat
True. In a world where you don't have a physical package where you can stick a codec number that's referred to in-game, something like that is the next best option.
Except that everyone who bought MGS had the box (yes I know some people rented it)
But with Steam trading cards there is no guarantee you'll get the card needed for the hint without having to buy it from the marketplace.
You don't have to own the cards to look at them though. Go to the marketplace and you can inspect em there, without even owning the game
This is far from true. You can't blow up/view the whole picture associated with a card in the store. Need to own a card or having completed the set into a badge for that.
And even you could, if I had to resort to that kind of obscure third-hand source of information to complete a game? Yeah that's a refund.
It wouldn't necessarily have to be a 'you need this to finish the game' sort of thing. Just doing anything with them beyond being a meaningless collectible could be interesting. I realize that kind of thing isn't for everyone, of course.
They could also have clues hidden across multiple cards and force the community to do the Fez thing of cooperating to solve puzzles. Like all of the cards when put together form a giant picture clue so everyone has to share screen grabs of their cards to finish the game.
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Or typing "Fuck You" as the name, to which they say "Fuck me? No no no, Fuck YOU" and then shuts the game down.
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Doc: That's right, twenty five years into the future. I've always dreamed on seeing the future, looking beyond my years, seeing the progress of mankind. I'll also be able to see who wins the next twenty-five world series.
I'd be down to host a night of Ginger and Jack
http://steamcommunity.com/games/371440/announcements/
this is real gam pls to buying
http://imgur.com/a/yceJt
Wow, that's pretty damning. This guy is lowering the bar for Steam scams.
God that is just a beautiful representation of adapting to exploit the system, though in this case he very obviously failed
Yeah, it's actually kind of impressive, in a way.
But the idea of a game where the Steam Cards have hints on them is kind of neat
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True. In a world where you don't have a physical package where you can stick a codec number that's referred to in-game, something like that is the next best option.
Except that everyone who bought MGS had the box (yes I know some people rented it)
But with Steam trading cards there is no guarantee you'll get the card needed for the hint without having to buy it from the marketplace.
Rock Band DLC | GW:OttW - arrcd | WLD - Thortar
You don't have to own the cards to look at them though. Go to the marketplace and you can inspect em there, without even owning the game
Yeah I mean, if the designer is aware of how that feature works and incorporates it intelligently, there's no reason it can't function the way they'd like it to.
And even you could, if I had to resort to that kind of obscure third-hand source of information to complete a game? Yeah that's a refund.
I mean if I were playing a game like that and I figured out that I could only progress through the trading cards, I would be impressed
Having to like, try and trade my answers with someone else's, maybe some are rarer than others, so people hoard them
It would be interesting, if not necessarily good
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It wouldn't necessarily have to be a 'you need this to finish the game' sort of thing. Just doing anything with them beyond being a meaningless collectible could be interesting. I realize that kind of thing isn't for everyone, of course.
God Fez is so good
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Nope
Everyone just decided that the point was to crowd source a brute force solution
Whether that's true or not who knows
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUbyNJKsi7E
not too crazy about the actual game
Dan seems to have turned pretty hard on it.
From what he was saying on Twitter, the endgame is fucked.
Art for that game provided by the forum's own tripwire (Firman). Although he doesn't post here much anymore, I don't think.
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