I may not get to it tonight, but perhaps later this week.
@Marikir I think most of us are on Tempest Reach?
Not able to verify that currently. Tera today has pretty good information, from what I've been lead to believe.
Excellent, I was actually about to ask if there was a server people were on. Good to know for later.
Some of you guys have similar desktop setups to what I hope to build one day. If I'm planning to have an SSD for my primary drive and then just a big drive for the secondary, how big do people suggest for the SSD? I'm currently running Windows 7 but I suspect if I ever get around to this build, I'll be using Windows 8 (or whatever comes after that at this rate).
Some of you guys have similar desktop setups to what I hope to build one day. If I'm planning to have an SSD for my primary drive and then just a big drive for the secondary, how big do people suggest for the SSD? I'm currently running Windows 7 but I suspect if I ever get around to this build, I'll be using Windows 8 (or whatever comes after that at this rate).
I run everything off of a 240GB SSD, but my media is stored on a separate machine. I also try to keep only a few games installed at a time.
I looked at the DLC titles and decided that when I get SR4, it will be the Game Of The Century Edition.
So it turns out my R7 260 is just not enough to play BioShock Infinite well. When it runs smoothly, it looks gorgeous. Unfortunately, once I made it into the city proper, it started chugging between smears of buttery-smooth framerates. I played with the settings and even dropped to 720 res, but no dice. That's OK, it gives me a baseline of games I probably can't run well. Considering it's the only game I've had trouble with so far that I own, I can hold out until I do a full system upgrade.
So, thanks to whoever told me I needed to play Saints Row 3. It's just crazy... I just drove around with a
friggin' TIGER
in the backseat. And I'm taking missions from a
pimp that sounds like T-Pain
.
And yet, after SR4, that all sounds so reasonable.
SR3 goes to 11.
SR4 makes 10 (and 11) louder but then goes to 12.
Argh, looked at SR4 on Steam and spoiled part of SR3 for myself. I think I recognized one of the people walking with Boss in a cinematic...
Is the DLC for SR4 worth it? Should I wishlist the Game Of The Century Edition or the regular?
Enter the Dominatrix is really cool, because it's basically a cliff's note run through of what Enter the Domintartix would have been had it been released as an SR3 expansion pack.
Saints Save Christmas is more Saints Row 4 craziness smashed with the best of Christmas classics.
Most of the other stuff is just cosmetic, but the explosives pack is wonderful OP powers. I'm talking wipe out 2 dozen enemies in one shot OP. It's a blast. (pun shamelessly intended)
It's a pretty great and well polished mod, I dont know if anyone plays it anymore. The sound track is basically professionally produced and really good on its own. Very ghost in the shell vide from it(and the game too)
I actually don't have it on Steam, but I played it on PS3 several years ago. I didn't want to enter to keep another person here on the boards from getting to experience it.
Are a lot of people playing multiplayer at any given time?
Racing games are more niche than you might expect, but this being the latest and greatest racing game, there are quite a few playing at any given time. You will see a lot during 6-11pm in countries where racing is more popular, such as European countries and Australia.
If I don't already have you added on steam, add me and we can do some laps. The new Lotus 98T is a beast!
Some of you guys have similar desktop setups to what I hope to build one day. If I'm planning to have an SSD for my primary drive and then just a big drive for the secondary, how big do people suggest for the SSD? I'm currently running Windows 7 but I suspect if I ever get around to this build, I'll be using Windows 8 (or whatever comes after that at this rate).
You can run a 120GD drive for the OS+not much, but a 250 is about as low as you really want to go. At least with a 250ish GB drive, you can keep a few games and your most used apps on it without too much worry. Right now, there are often great deals on 500 GB SSDs which let you not think about Steam Mover until you have a pile of games and apps on it.
So I'd suggest a 500 unless you get a great deal on something bigger. If you're more price conscious, a 250GB drive will still be a huge improvement.
I think that the internet has been for years on the path to creating what is essentially an electronic Necronomicon: A collection of blasphemous unrealities so perverse that to even glimpse at its contents, if but for a moment, is to irrevocably forfeit a portion of your sanity.
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So it turns out my R7 260 is just not enough to play BioShock Infinite well. When it runs smoothly, it looks gorgeous. Unfortunately, once I made it into the city proper, it started chugging between smears of buttery-smooth framerates. I played with the settings and even dropped to 720 res, but no dice. That's OK, it gives me a baseline of games I probably can't run well. Considering it's the only game I've had trouble with so far that I own, I can hold out until I do a full system upgrade.
Hmm, interesting. It's an i5 2400 with 8gb of ram (not sure on the stats there) on Win 7 64-bit. I was wondering if it was my wireless mouse acting up, but it was happening consistently when I panned past certain locations in the game. I sit on my couch and use the mouse on the fabric arm which is curved, but that hasn't caused major problems before (only sometimes when a cat hair gets into the lens housing). I'll check to make sure the system didn't magically reduce itself to only two cores again, since that happened before.
Oh yeah, this is a Dell. I upgraded the PSU and replaced the ram with a single 8gb stick instead of using two 4gb ones. Not sure if the mobo being shit would have much to do with anything.
I also wonder if they tested that with actual playtime or if they used the benchmarking app. I got an avg FPS of just shy of 60 at 720 when I used the app to test it before I actually played.
So it turns out my R7 260 is just not enough to play BioShock Infinite well. When it runs smoothly, it looks gorgeous. Unfortunately, once I made it into the city proper, it started chugging between smears of buttery-smooth framerates. I played with the settings and even dropped to 720 res, but no dice. That's OK, it gives me a baseline of games I probably can't run well. Considering it's the only game I've had trouble with so far that I own, I can hold out until I do a full system upgrade.
Hmm, interesting. It's an i5 2400 with 8gb of ram (not sure on the stats there) on Win 7 64-bit. I was wondering if it was my wireless mouse acting up, but it was happening consistently when I panned past certain locations in the game. I sit on my couch and use the mouse on the fabric arm which is curved, but that hasn't caused major problems before (only sometimes when a cat hair gets into the lens housing). I'll check to make sure the system didn't magically reduce itself to only two cores again, since that happened before.
Oh yeah, this is a Dell. I upgraded the PSU and replaced the ram with a single 8gb stick instead of using two 4gb ones. Not sure if the mobo being shit would have much to do with anything.
I also wonder if they tested that with actual playtime or if they used the benchmarking app. I got an avg FPS of just shy of 60 at 720 when I used the app to test it before I actually played.
There's definitely something not right there. My pc is a toaster compared to yours and I played the game fine at 1080p with no major slowdowns.
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I find Sonic and its speed not fun to play. You're often going so fast there is little to no skill involved. Just run through stuff until you hit a wall or hit an enemy and lose your rings.
I've always wondered why, as Sonic increases in speed, everything around him doesn't slow down. Because if we're playing as the thing going fast, that should be how things look, right? like they're going slower than us? We'd still look like we were running normal speed, and everything else would . . . just . . . slow . . . down. Which means anything going normal speed would be going as fast as us, allowing the interspersal of very fast things around a stage such as spikes, bullets and enemies made easier to bypass by going fast, offset by the possibility of not properly gauging how slow something else is going. It would still be about speed, but it would make Sonic games about the relative speed of things in relation to the player character, rather than simply ramping things up to faster mode.
I may not get to it tonight, but perhaps later this week.
@Marikir I think most of us are on Tempest Reach?
Not able to verify that currently. Tera today has pretty good information, from what I've been lead to believe.
I'm on Tempest Reach . . .
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Some of you guys have similar desktop setups to what I hope to build one day. If I'm planning to have an SSD for my primary drive and then just a big drive for the secondary, how big do people suggest for the SSD? I'm currently running Windows 7 but I suspect if I ever get around to this build, I'll be using Windows 8 (or whatever comes after that at this rate).
You can run a 120GD drive for the OS+not much, but a 250 is about as low as you really want to go. At least with a 250ish GB drive, you can keep a few games and your most used apps on it without too much worry. Right now, there are often great deals on 500 GB SSDs which let you not think about Steam Mover until you have a pile of games and apps on it.
So I'd suggest a 500 unless you get a great deal on something bigger. If you're more price conscious, a 250GB drive will still be a huge improvement.
I actually get by with a 90gb SSD and am ok. But I would say get as big as you can
Some of you guys have similar desktop setups to what I hope to build one day. If I'm planning to have an SSD for my primary drive and then just a big drive for the secondary, how big do people suggest for the SSD? I'm currently running Windows 7 but I suspect if I ever get around to this build, I'll be using Windows 8 (or whatever comes after that at this rate).
You can run a 120GD drive for the OS+not much, but a 250 is about as low as you really want to go. At least with a 250ish GB drive, you can keep a few games and your most used apps on it without too much worry. Right now, there are often great deals on 500 GB SSDs which let you not think about Steam Mover until you have a pile of games and apps on it.
So I'd suggest a 500 unless you get a great deal on something bigger. If you're more price conscious, a 250GB drive will still be a huge improvement.
I actually get by with a 90gb SSD and am ok. But I would say get as big as you can
Some of you guys have similar desktop setups to what I hope to build one day. If I'm planning to have an SSD for my primary drive and then just a big drive for the secondary, how big do people suggest for the SSD? I'm currently running Windows 7 but I suspect if I ever get around to this build, I'll be using Windows 8 (or whatever comes after that at this rate).
You can run a 120GD drive for the OS+not much, but a 250 is about as low as you really want to go. At least with a 250ish GB drive, you can keep a few games and your most used apps on it without too much worry. Right now, there are often great deals on 500 GB SSDs which let you not think about Steam Mover until you have a pile of games and apps on it.
So I'd suggest a 500 unless you get a great deal on something bigger. If you're more price conscious, a 250GB drive will still be a huge improvement.
I actually get by with a 90gb SSD and am ok. But I would say get as big as you can
The maxim holds true:
Bigger is better.
I don't think you can download longer than 4 hours.
So it turns out my R7 260 is just not enough to play BioShock Infinite well. When it runs smoothly, it looks gorgeous. Unfortunately, once I made it into the city proper, it started chugging between smears of buttery-smooth framerates. I played with the settings and even dropped to 720 res, but no dice. That's OK, it gives me a baseline of games I probably can't run well. Considering it's the only game I've had trouble with so far that I own, I can hold out until I do a full system upgrade.
Hmm, interesting. It's an i5 2400 with 8gb of ram (not sure on the stats there) on Win 7 64-bit. I was wondering if it was my wireless mouse acting up, but it was happening consistently when I panned past certain locations in the game. I sit on my couch and use the mouse on the fabric arm which is curved, but that hasn't caused major problems before (only sometimes when a cat hair gets into the lens housing). I'll check to make sure the system didn't magically reduce itself to only two cores again, since that happened before.
Oh yeah, this is a Dell. I upgraded the PSU and replaced the ram with a single 8gb stick instead of using two 4gb ones. Not sure if the mobo being shit would have much to do with anything.
I also wonder if they tested that with actual playtime or if they used the benchmarking app. I got an avg FPS of just shy of 60 at 720 when I used the app to test it before I actually played.
There's definitely something not right there. My pc is a toaster compared to yours and I played the game fine at 1080p with no major slowdowns.
I'll have to look into it when I get home from work. It's certainly an interesting problem. I don't think it's a driver issue since I only got the card like two months ago and updated then. I'll set the specs back up to 1080 and Ultra settings and test my way down from there while mousing on a flat surface. Maybe I'll try a wired mouse first and see if that changes things. The mouse DOES stutter now and then and I'm not sure if that's because it's wireless or what.
Some of you guys have similar desktop setups to what I hope to build one day. If I'm planning to have an SSD for my primary drive and then just a big drive for the secondary, how big do people suggest for the SSD? I'm currently running Windows 7 but I suspect if I ever get around to this build, I'll be using Windows 8 (or whatever comes after that at this rate).
You can run a 120GD drive for the OS+not much, but a 250 is about as low as you really want to go. At least with a 250ish GB drive, you can keep a few games and your most used apps on it without too much worry. Right now, there are often great deals on 500 GB SSDs which let you not think about Steam Mover until you have a pile of games and apps on it.
So I'd suggest a 500 unless you get a great deal on something bigger. If you're more price conscious, a 250GB drive will still be a huge improvement.
I actually get by with a 90gb SSD and am ok. But I would say get as big as you can
The maxim holds true:
Bigger is better.
It's true. My 750GB SSD brings all the boys to the yard.
I think that the internet has been for years on the path to creating what is essentially an electronic Necronomicon: A collection of blasphemous unrealities so perverse that to even glimpse at its contents, if but for a moment, is to irrevocably forfeit a portion of your sanity.
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Thanks @chris: waffle king for 100% Orange Juice! They are one of my favorite Japanese indie studios, they make the Suguri games among a few others. This is a digital board game that uses characters from all of their games, with lots of unlockables and stuff.
I just hit the asteroid base in Jedi Outcast that comes after Bespin, and all I have to say is yes
yessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
They've a lot of stormtroopers and four of Desaan's force users
You've got a lightsaber, force powers, and LUKE FUCKING SKYWALKER
Only thing better would be if the whole thing took place on hoth or Yavin and you had to leap from trees to take down/assume control of an At-At or three.
Fuck, now I want to dig out my Battlefront 2 PS2 disk and play through the campaign again. It was surprisingly well done.
SR3 spoiler
Next star wars game should have a lot of set pieces that have you screaming out, its LUCK FUCKING SKYWALKER in a manner similar to Burt FUCKING REYNOLDS
I just hit the asteroid base in Jedi Outcast that comes after Bespin, and all I have to say is yes
yessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
They've a lot of stormtroopers and four of Desaan's force users
You've got a lightsaber, force powers, and LUKE FUCKING SKYWALKER
Only thing better would be if the whole thing took place on hoth or Yavin and you had to leap from trees to take down/assume control of an At-At or three.
Fuck, now I want to dig out my Battlefront 2 PS2 disk and play through the campaign again. It was surprisingly well done.
Next star wars game should have a lot of set pieces that have you screaming out, its LUCK FUCKING SKYWALKER in a manner similar to Burt FUCKING REYNOLDS
I just hit the asteroid base in Jedi Outcast that comes after Bespin, and all I have to say is yes
yessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
They've a lot of stormtroopers and four of Desaan's force users
You've got a lightsaber, force powers, and LUKE FUCKING SKYWALKER
Only thing better would be if the whole thing took place on hoth or Yavin and you had to leap from trees to take down/assume control of an At-At or three.
Fuck, now I want to dig out my Battlefront 2 PS2 disk and play through the campaign again. It was surprisingly well done.
SR3 spoiler
Next star wars game should have a lot of set pieces that have you screaming out, its LUCK FUCKING SKYWALKER in a manner similar to Burt FUCKING REYNOLDS
The Star Wars games I have played are: Super Star Wars, Super Empire Strikes Back, Super Return of the Jedi, and the N64 one. Oh, and KOTOR.
I feel like I may have missed out on a few things.
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Some of you guys have similar desktop setups to what I hope to build one day. If I'm planning to have an SSD for my primary drive and then just a big drive for the secondary, how big do people suggest for the SSD? I'm currently running Windows 7 but I suspect if I ever get around to this build, I'll be using Windows 8 (or whatever comes after that at this rate).
You can run a 120GD drive for the OS+not much, but a 250 is about as low as you really want to go. At least with a 250ish GB drive, you can keep a few games and your most used apps on it without too much worry. Right now, there are often great deals on 500 GB SSDs which let you not think about Steam Mover until you have a pile of games and apps on it.
So I'd suggest a 500 unless you get a great deal on something bigger. If you're more price conscious, a 250GB drive will still be a huge improvement.
I actually get by with a 90gb SSD and am ok. But I would say get as big as you can
The maxim holds true:
Bigger is better.
I don't think you can download longer than 4 hours.
I just hit the asteroid base in Jedi Outcast that comes after Bespin, and all I have to say is yes
yessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
They've a lot of stormtroopers and four of Desaan's force users
You've got a lightsaber, force powers, and LUKE FUCKING SKYWALKER
Only thing better would be if the whole thing took place on hoth or Yavin and you had to leap from trees to take down/assume control of an At-At or three.
Fuck, now I want to dig out my Battlefront 2 PS2 disk and play through the campaign again. It was surprisingly well done.
SR3 spoiler
Next star wars game should have a lot of set pieces that have you screaming out, its LUCK FUCKING SKYWALKER in a manner similar to Burt FUCKING REYNOLDS
The Star Wars games I have played are: Super Star Wars, Super Empire Strikes Back, Super Return of the Jedi, and the N64 one. Oh, and KOTOR.
I feel like I may have missed out on a few things.
I just hit the asteroid base in Jedi Outcast that comes after Bespin, and all I have to say is yes
yessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
They've a lot of stormtroopers and four of Desaan's force users
You've got a lightsaber, force powers, and LUKE FUCKING SKYWALKER
Only thing better would be if the whole thing took place on hoth or Yavin and you had to leap from trees to take down/assume control of an At-At or three.
Fuck, now I want to dig out my Battlefront 2 PS2 disk and play through the campaign again. It was surprisingly well done.
SR3 spoiler
Next star wars game should have a lot of set pieces that have you screaming out, its LUCK FUCKING SKYWALKER in a manner similar to Burt FUCKING REYNOLDS
The Star Wars games I have played are: Super Star Wars, Super Empire Strikes Back, Super Return of the Jedi, and the N64 one. Oh, and KOTOR.
I feel like I may have missed out on a few things.
Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky is hitting July 29th. No clue why they were being so coy with the date if it's that close.
If you don't know this game, I'd say it's simply the first real JRPG on Steam that is universally acclaimed (okay, discounting the Final Fantasies, I forgot them when writing). Carpe Fulgur (Recettear) are working the sequel for PC / PSP (not sure if they did any work on this as it was already translated for the PSP) . They are huge games, and there are several, but very few have hit outside Japan until the 1st/2nd games were announced for Steam.
I already have most of the games in the bundle so I just picked up the base tier for Anachronox, I'll give Daikatana a try some time to see how bad it is
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Excellent, I was actually about to ask if there was a server people were on. Good to know for later.
Argh, looked at SR4 on Steam and spoiled part of SR3 for myself. I think I recognized one of the people walking with Boss in a cinematic...
Is the DLC for SR4 worth it? Should I wishlist the Game Of The Century Edition or the regular?
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I run everything off of a 240GB SSD, but my media is stored on a separate machine. I also try to keep only a few games installed at a time.
I looked at the DLC titles and decided that when I get SR4, it will be the Game Of The Century Edition.
Go with the Game of the Century edition. Enter the Dominatrix is like an SR4 greatest hits album to play after you complete the game.
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I don't think the R7 260 is your problem. An R7 260 ranks very, very near the 6950 that I had until a few days ago and I played Bioshock Infinite on that at very high or even max settings. In fact, Tom's Hardware was able to get very playable framerates out of a 260 at 1920x1080 and high settings.
What's the rest of your rig look like?
He totally saw 4 geese.
Enter the Dominatrix is really cool, because it's basically a cliff's note run through of what Enter the Domintartix would have been had it been released as an SR3 expansion pack.
Saints Save Christmas is more Saints Row 4 craziness smashed with the best of Christmas classics.
Most of the other stuff is just cosmetic, but the explosives pack is wonderful OP powers. I'm talking wipe out 2 dozen enemies in one shot OP. It's a blast. (pun shamelessly intended)
Steam ID: Good Life
It's a pretty great and well polished mod, I dont know if anyone plays it anymore. The sound track is basically professionally produced and really good on its own. Very ghost in the shell vide from it(and the game too)
I actually don't have it on Steam, but I played it on PS3 several years ago. I didn't want to enter to keep another person here on the boards from getting to experience it.
Racing games are more niche than you might expect, but this being the latest and greatest racing game, there are quite a few playing at any given time. You will see a lot during 6-11pm in countries where racing is more popular, such as European countries and Australia.
If I don't already have you added on steam, add me and we can do some laps. The new Lotus 98T is a beast!
Do you have a wheel?
A long, long time ago? Don't remember too much, honestly.
Soundtrack is totally boss, though.
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You can run a 120GD drive for the OS+not much, but a 250 is about as low as you really want to go. At least with a 250ish GB drive, you can keep a few games and your most used apps on it without too much worry. Right now, there are often great deals on 500 GB SSDs which let you not think about Steam Mover until you have a pile of games and apps on it.
So I'd suggest a 500 unless you get a great deal on something bigger. If you're more price conscious, a 250GB drive will still be a huge improvement.
If you ever need to talk to someone, feel free to message me. Yes, that includes you.
Hmm, interesting. It's an i5 2400 with 8gb of ram (not sure on the stats there) on Win 7 64-bit. I was wondering if it was my wireless mouse acting up, but it was happening consistently when I panned past certain locations in the game. I sit on my couch and use the mouse on the fabric arm which is curved, but that hasn't caused major problems before (only sometimes when a cat hair gets into the lens housing). I'll check to make sure the system didn't magically reduce itself to only two cores again, since that happened before.
Oh yeah, this is a Dell. I upgraded the PSU and replaced the ram with a single 8gb stick instead of using two 4gb ones. Not sure if the mobo being shit would have much to do with anything.
I also wonder if they tested that with actual playtime or if they used the benchmarking app. I got an avg FPS of just shy of 60 at 720 when I used the app to test it before I actually played.
Seriously though, this guy.
I'm also ok with that. SpecOps said what it set out to say, and any sequel would only detract from that statement, not add to it.
Not everything needs a sequel. Sometimes, it's best to let a work of art simply be unique.
There's definitely something not right there. My pc is a toaster compared to yours and I played the game fine at 1080p with no major slowdowns.
I've always wondered why, as Sonic increases in speed, everything around him doesn't slow down. Because if we're playing as the thing going fast, that should be how things look, right? like they're going slower than us? We'd still look like we were running normal speed, and everything else would . . . just . . . slow . . . down. Which means anything going normal speed would be going as fast as us, allowing the interspersal of very fast things around a stage such as spikes, bullets and enemies made easier to bypass by going fast, offset by the possibility of not properly gauging how slow something else is going. It would still be about speed, but it would make Sonic games about the relative speed of things in relation to the player character, rather than simply ramping things up to faster mode.
I'm on Tempest Reach . . .
I actually get by with a 90gb SSD and am ok. But I would say get as big as you can
The maxim holds true:
Bigger is better.
I don't think you can download longer than 4 hours.
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I'll have to look into it when I get home from work. It's certainly an interesting problem. I don't think it's a driver issue since I only got the card like two months ago and updated then. I'll set the specs back up to 1080 and Ultra settings and test my way down from there while mousing on a flat surface. Maybe I'll try a wired mouse first and see if that changes things. The mouse DOES stutter now and then and I'm not sure if that's because it's wireless or what.
It's true. My 750GB SSD brings all the boys to the yard.
If you ever need to talk to someone, feel free to message me. Yes, that includes you.
Thanks a bunch I really dig their games!
CorriganX on Steam and just about everywhere else.
yessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
You've got a lightsaber, force powers, and LUKE FUCKING SKYWALKER
Only thing better would be if the whole thing took place on hoth or Yavin and you had to leap from trees to take down/assume control of an At-At or three.
Fuck, now I want to dig out my Battlefront 2 PS2 disk and play through the campaign again. It was surprisingly well done.
SR3 spoiler
You have to play through the campaign through each faction to open up that mission for that faction.
Cybran is best faction because you will then get one of each commander in the final mission.
How familiar with SC and Total Annihilation are you?
http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=16534
Is this your first playthough of Jedi Outcast?
Steam ID: Good Life
The Star Wars games I have played are: Super Star Wars, Super Empire Strikes Back, Super Return of the Jedi, and the N64 one. Oh, and KOTOR.
I feel like I may have missed out on a few things.
god it took me way too long to get this
Not much really
Steam ID: Good Life
$1 tier:
Thief Gold
Daikatana
Mini Ninjas
Anachronox
Hitman: Codename 47
HItman 2: Silent Assassin
BTA tier:
Deus Ex: Invisible War
Deus Ex: The Fall
Hitman: Absolution
Nosgoth Veteran Pack
Battlestations: Midway
More games coming soon
$14.99 tier:
Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director's Cut
Just Cause 2
Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light
Deus Ex: GOTY
Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days
Does this ever go on sale? Are all the games in there good ones?
Also, re: the recent Humble Bundle, if you like cute collectathons, magic, and ninjas, then Mini Ninjas is freaking awesome.
And if you don't like those three things what is wrong with you have you no heart?
Gross. Rest of that looks pretty sweet.
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I've always heard it was bad, but that's literally all I know about it. How bad is bad?
Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky is hitting July 29th. No clue why they were being so coy with the date if it's that close.
If you don't know this game, I'd say it's simply the first real JRPG on Steam that is universally acclaimed (okay, discounting the Final Fantasies, I forgot them when writing). Carpe Fulgur (Recettear) are working the sequel for PC / PSP (not sure if they did any work on this as it was already translated for the PSP) . They are huge games, and there are several, but very few have hit outside Japan until the 1st/2nd games were announced for Steam.
I already have most of the games in the bundle so I just picked up the base tier for Anachronox, I'll give Daikatana a try some time to see how bad it is
did Deus Ex: The Fall turn out to be any good?