Renowned Explorers is also very good. Super difficult, but I like the way the combat works.
Yeah, I've been playing it all weekend and I'm not sure I've finished a campaign yet.
If the enemies pretty much ever focus fire on one of your characters, he's gonna get dropped.
You seem to really need to know how to manage the whole emotion/attitude thing. And also be able to monitor resolve, because I totally lost a mission right before I won because one of my people died and I didn't realize my resolve was at 1.
Still, it's super charming, and the expansion adding campfire stories is pretty neat.
This is probably the first summer sale where I didn't get a single thing.
You'd think having a new job means I'd be more eager to spend on games, but it actually ended up the opposite: time and money are things I'm holding dearly now, so I just didn't see anything that made me want to put the time down in addition to the money.
I also continue to blame Overwatch. I just haven't been able to shake it off.
Renowned Explorers is also very good. Super difficult, but I like the way the combat works.
Yeah, I've been playing it all weekend and I'm not sure I've finished a campaign yet.
If the enemies pretty much ever focus fire on one of your characters, he's gonna get dropped.
You seem to really need to know how to manage the whole emotion/attitude thing. And also be able to monitor resolve, because I totally lost a mission right before I won because one of my people died and I didn't realize my resolve was at 1.
Still, it's super charming, and the expansion adding campfire stories is pretty neat.
Yeah. I'm considering picking up that expansion; I've sunk enough time into the game already to justify it.
I wish the various adventures were slightly more random. Like, it's always the same three to choose from at first, and the end boss always plays pretty much the same. Yeah, your party composition can fuck around with that, as enemies react to your strategies, but fundamentally they're all pretty similar.
I bought two games this sale, both of which I beat before the sale ended.
My backlog is ridiculous and filled with things that were "That looked neat on that Giant Bomb quicklook" or "A lot of people were talking about this game!" that I realized I'm just not into, so I've cut back on buying games unless they REALLY peak my interest.
Orkz also have thematically and literally the best artillery goblin doom divers which is a catapault that shoots goblins wearing wings who destroy everything they run into
And you can fire the artillery manually and since the goblins have wings you can manually fly them into stuff
Green Man Gaming is having a mystery game deal where you give them 20 cents and they'll give you a random game. A guy got Black Ops 2 in the G&T Steam thread, prompting a bunch of us to try our luck and we all pretty much got crap. Still, I probably got 20 cents of enjoyment from seeing how crap the thing I got was, so I'd say it was worth it.
it looks like it's for something called City of Chains. When I go to the store page, the 'buy now' button instead reads 'coming soon'. The release date is shown to be last year.
Rise of tomb Raider, Battlefleet gothic and Xcom2 were games I kind of wanted but I felt I will wait and see for various reasons
Xcom2 was due to being forced to get the digital deluxe for the reinforcement pack for a few more dollars was the reason I passed on it, The DLC for Space Marines for battlefleet. And I really never got around to playing Tomb Raider from when I picked up.
I know my backlog is huge and I really did not want to add to it anymore
the little footage of the campaigns I've seen showed the dracula campaign tutorializing the basic "how you play this game" stuff so that seems like a safe bet for first race to play
the little footage of the campaigns I've seen showed the dracula campaign tutorializing the basic "how you play this game" stuff so that seems like a safe bet for first race to play
Any reasons why I shouldn't start Total Warhammer as the draculas?
Nope! Its a tiny bit harder to expand but not to drastic.
Raise dead is your friend dint be afraid to lose armies because you can instantly raise a new army before the turn ends. More useful early game but still real good. And by army I mean units and its based off how stuff has died in the region.
Pick Manfred everything Himmler does he does better and he gets sick ass mounts Himmler has to walk likr a chump. And you can recruit him later anyways.
Each race has its own problems to deal with and all have tutorials and stuff can really go wrong. They call dwarves easy but if you have to fight a WAAAGH! Your in for one hell of a ride.
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Punch Club
Darkest Dungeon
Invisible Inc.
Firewatch
And a potentially-janky looking game called Bloodlust: Shadowhunter.
Punch Club is a bit more fiddly than I was hoping, but it was only $2.50.
Same. Especially since I have a rocky (to put it generously) history with those games.
Gonna wait for a sale even if it takes a year or two.
Buy -> try for an hour and a half -> refund if need be?
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Getting started with BATTLETECH: Part 1 / Part 2
sold.
GMG has voucher code JULY23 still active, takes 23% off Total Warhammer, should work for other games too.
https://www.greenmangaming.com/games/total-war-warhammer/
Yeah, I've been playing it all weekend and I'm not sure I've finished a campaign yet.
If the enemies pretty much ever focus fire on one of your characters, he's gonna get dropped.
You seem to really need to know how to manage the whole emotion/attitude thing. And also be able to monitor resolve, because I totally lost a mission right before I won because one of my people died and I didn't realize my resolve was at 1.
Still, it's super charming, and the expansion adding campfire stories is pretty neat.
At first I read this as a single game title and thought they had all come together to take away every second of free time I'll ever have.
You'd think having a new job means I'd be more eager to spend on games, but it actually ended up the opposite: time and money are things I'm holding dearly now, so I just didn't see anything that made me want to put the time down in addition to the money.
I also continue to blame Overwatch. I just haven't been able to shake it off.
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Yeah. I'm considering picking up that expansion; I've sunk enough time into the game already to justify it.
I wish the various adventures were slightly more random. Like, it's always the same three to choose from at first, and the end boss always plays pretty much the same. Yeah, your party composition can fuck around with that, as enemies react to your strategies, but fundamentally they're all pretty similar.
The orkz are so much fun to play
The waaagh spawns if you win enough battles and its a free army that follows yours around so very very early you will have 40 units vs maybe 20
Its so good
Its probably my favourite game this year? And thats saying a lot cause 2016 is stacked
My backlog is ridiculous and filled with things that were "That looked neat on that Giant Bomb quicklook" or "A lot of people were talking about this game!" that I realized I'm just not into, so I've cut back on buying games unless they REALLY peak my interest.
And you can fire the artillery manually and since the goblins have wings you can manually fly them into stuff
It is awesome
I just unlocked a new power in Shadow of Mordor
Now, if I want, I can drain an orc twice in a row from a distance, which makes their head explode.
I assume you will want this power as soon as possible.
https://www.greenmangaming.com/games/mystery-pack-1-pack/
save 79 cents I guess
it looks like it's for something called City of Chains. When I go to the store page, the 'buy now' button instead reads 'coming soon'. The release date is shown to be last year.
I'm super confused by the whole process
Steam: MightyPotatoKing
managed to strip off the first character during my copy-paste
... I mentioned I was feeling dumb, yes?
edit: oh, look at that. I half-considered buying this during the sale.
Xcom2 was due to being forced to get the digital deluxe for the reinforcement pack for a few more dollars was the reason I passed on it, The DLC for Space Marines for battlefleet. And I really never got around to playing Tomb Raider from when I picked up.
I know my backlog is huge and I really did not want to add to it anymore
each race has tutorial stuff
I got blowy fish. enjoy being the only game in my steam library I never play
Nope! Its a tiny bit harder to expand but not to drastic.
Raise dead is your friend dint be afraid to lose armies because you can instantly raise a new army before the turn ends. More useful early game but still real good. And by army I mean units and its based off how stuff has died in the region.
Pick Manfred everything Himmler does he does better and he gets sick ass mounts Himmler has to walk likr a chump. And you can recruit him later anyways.
Each race has its own problems to deal with and all have tutorials and stuff can really go wrong. They call dwarves easy but if you have to fight a WAAAGH! Your in for one hell of a ride.