Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove is on sale for $12 for a week and then the price will be increased again with the release of the new content (King of Cards + Shovel Knight Showdown)
Next mount and blade game should have a messenger ride up offering to buy back one of your prisoners. So that I can tell them that they Serve a cheap fool who needs to send me twice as much money for their erstwhile son
Uhm.... Okay so I'm aware of just how late i am to get on the wagon...but Could someone explain to me how the steam link thing works? I always understood it generally as a remote device streaming your PC's Steam output, but figured it was never going to be instantanous enough to play any kind of action game on it. How the hell are people playing Dead Cell's on there iphone using touch controls using the steam link app?
Uhm.... Okay so I'm aware of just how late i am to get on the wagon...but Could someone explain to me how the steam link thing works? I always understood it generally as a remote device streaming your PC's Steam output, but figured it was never going to be instantanous enough to play any kind of action game on it. How the hell are people playing Dead Cell's on there iphone using touch controls using the steam link app?
If you have a good enough connection (ideally wired but at least 5GHz) the latency is super low. I was able to play Dark Souls via Steam Link with a controller. I would hate to play Dead Cells with touch controls though. That way lies madness...
Epic, before store launch: We won't be doing those big heavily discounted storewide sales, we feel they're unhealthy for the industry because they encourage a race to the bottom with pricing
Epic, several months after store launch: For Christ's sake, PLEASE buy something! Please? Look, we've still got plenty of Fortnite money, we'll eat most of the cost, just please please fucking buy something, anything, some of the developers are starting to ask awkward questions
EVERYBODY WANTS TO SIT IN THE BIG CHAIR, MEG!
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Uhm.... Okay so I'm aware of just how late i am to get on the wagon...but Could someone explain to me how the steam link thing works? I always understood it generally as a remote device streaming your PC's Steam output, but figured it was never going to be instantanous enough to play any kind of action game on it. How the hell are people playing Dead Cell's on there iphone using touch controls using the steam link app?
If you have a good enough connection (ideally wired but at least 5GHz) the latency is super low. I was able to play Dark Souls via Steam Link with a controller. I would hate to play Dead Cells with touch controls though. That way lies madness...
Somehow, I missed when the Steam Link got allowed back onto the Apple App Store. Potentially dumb question, but is it possible to pair your phone and computer without being on the same LAN? The idea of being able to play X-COM or something while on my lunch break at work sounds rather appealing.
Uhm.... Okay so I'm aware of just how late i am to get on the wagon...but Could someone explain to me how the steam link thing works? I always understood it generally as a remote device streaming your PC's Steam output, but figured it was never going to be instantanous enough to play any kind of action game on it. How the hell are people playing Dead Cell's on there iphone using touch controls using the steam link app?
If you have a good enough connection (ideally wired but at least 5GHz) the latency is super low. I was able to play Dark Souls via Steam Link with a controller. I would hate to play Dead Cells with touch controls though. That way lies madness...
Somehow, I missed when the Steam Link got allowed back onto the Apple App Store. Potentially dumb question, but is it possible to pair your phone and computer without being on the same LAN? The idea of being able to play X-COM or something while on my lunch break at work sounds rather appealing.
I think it happened yesterday or maybe Tuesday so you're not that out of the loop
$20 for Satisfactory is a great price. Hell, original asking price is great for what you get and its not even 'done' yet.
Yeah, Satisfactory is fun. just had a new content patch applied to the early access version from the experimental version. Now i can make magic crystals and explode things.
Uhm.... Okay so I'm aware of just how late i am to get on the wagon...but Could someone explain to me how the steam link thing works? I always understood it generally as a remote device streaming your PC's Steam output, but figured it was never going to be instantanous enough to play any kind of action game on it. How the hell are people playing Dead Cell's on there iphone using touch controls using the steam link app?
If you have a good enough connection (ideally wired but at least 5GHz) the latency is super low. I was able to play Dark Souls via Steam Link with a controller. I would hate to play Dead Cells with touch controls though. That way lies madness...
I'd say also be able to have a pretty wide 5 Ghz channel with no interference. I have to use a 20Mhz channel with my WiFi because there's no space in my RF environment, and it's simply not enough throughput for Steam Link.
I use steam link from my desktop to my laptop pretty regularly. My PC is wired to the router, when my laptop is in WiFi is perfect 80% of the time, and playable 99% of the time if I'm in the same room as the router. My desktop is tucked away in a nook off of my living room, and while it's still close, it felt like I don't a lot of my evenings away from my wife. Being able to play modern games on a decade old business laptop while sitting on the couch next to me wife is really nice.
My home internet used to be my phone's hotspot. It was too slow on the lan side for steam link. So I made a 25' crossover cable to directly connect my laptop and pc. It worked pretty good, but they still both had to be connected to the hotspot to log into steam. Played through a lot of MGS5 that way.
Uhm.... Okay so I'm aware of just how late i am to get on the wagon...but Could someone explain to me how the steam link thing works? I always understood it generally as a remote device streaming your PC's Steam output, but figured it was never going to be instantanous enough to play any kind of action game on it. How the hell are people playing Dead Cell's on there iphone using touch controls using the steam link app?
If you have a good enough connection (ideally wired but at least 5GHz) the latency is super low. I was able to play Dark Souls via Steam Link with a controller. I would hate to play Dead Cells with touch controls though. That way lies madness...
Somehow, I missed when the Steam Link got allowed back onto the Apple App Store. Potentially dumb question, but is it possible to pair your phone and computer without being on the same LAN? The idea of being able to play X-COM or something while on my lunch break at work sounds rather appealing.
XCOM is actually available on phones (and it's a decent port), so if you don't mind having a separate save, that's an option.
Uhm.... Okay so I'm aware of just how late i am to get on the wagon...but Could someone explain to me how the steam link thing works? I always understood it generally as a remote device streaming your PC's Steam output, but figured it was never going to be instantanous enough to play any kind of action game on it. How the hell are people playing Dead Cell's on there iphone using touch controls using the steam link app?
If you have a good enough connection (ideally wired but at least 5GHz) the latency is super low. I was able to play Dark Souls via Steam Link with a controller. I would hate to play Dead Cells with touch controls though. That way lies madness...
Somehow, I missed when the Steam Link got allowed back onto the Apple App Store. Potentially dumb question, but is it possible to pair your phone and computer without being on the same LAN? The idea of being able to play X-COM or something while on my lunch break at work sounds rather appealing.
XCOM is actually available on phones (and it's a decent port), so if you don't mind having a separate save, that's an option.
My wallet: "We don't need to buy this game again, we already have it. Twice, even."
My brain: "But I have my phone everywhere. This time I'll actually play the game and get it off my backlog! Really!"
My wallet: [AwwShitHereWeGoAgain.gif]
Whomever here has an Epic account with Fortnite activity: are you still getting 2FA spam from repeated brute force attempts? I don't have Fortnite, but I'm considering some of these games and I'm hesitant to even use PayPal or a traditional credit card even if I tell Epic not to remember my card number.
I'm trying to figure out possible options for gift cards or burner credit card numbers, but I'm curious if this is a lot of wasted effort.
Uhm.... Okay so I'm aware of just how late i am to get on the wagon...but Could someone explain to me how the steam link thing works? I always understood it generally as a remote device streaming your PC's Steam output, but figured it was never going to be instantanous enough to play any kind of action game on it. How the hell are people playing Dead Cell's on there iphone using touch controls using the steam link app?
If you have a good enough connection (ideally wired but at least 5GHz) the latency is super low. I was able to play Dark Souls via Steam Link with a controller. I would hate to play Dead Cells with touch controls though. That way lies madness...
Somehow, I missed when the Steam Link got allowed back onto the Apple App Store. Potentially dumb question, but is it possible to pair your phone and computer without being on the same LAN? The idea of being able to play X-COM or something while on my lunch break at work sounds rather appealing.
I'm not sure about the Apple version but they added offsite streaming to the Android version a month or 2 ago. My very short test showed that the quality was not nearly as good as in-home streaming so I wouldn't rely on it. And for XCOM, I'm not sure how well the PC version will play on a touchscreen. If you play the phone version (which I have played and beaten) you get real touchscreen controls instead of an on-screen controller or some sort of KBAM emulation. But, I mean, for free, it's worth a shot.
If you have a good enough connection (ideally wired but at least 5GHz) the latency is super low. I was able to play Dark Souls via Steam Link with a controller. I would hate to play Dead Cells with touch controls though. That way lies madness...
Somehow, I missed when the Steam Link got allowed back onto the Apple App Store. Potentially dumb question, but is it possible to pair your phone and computer without being on the same LAN? The idea of being able to play X-COM or something while on my lunch break at work sounds rather appealing.
I'm not sure about the Apple version but they added offsite streaming to the Android version a month or 2 ago. My very short test showed that the quality was not nearly as good as in-home streaming so I wouldn't rely on it. And for XCOM, I'm not sure how well the PC version will play on a touchscreen. If you play the phone version (which I have played and beaten) you get real touchscreen controls instead of an on-screen controller or some sort of KBAM emulation. But, I mean, for free, it's worth a shot.
For XCOM, I'm just going to get the phone version. OTOH, there's no iOS version of Jagged Alliance, so I may try those via Steam Link.
You might see how xcom handles saves on the phone, could be compatible with the PC version. Your could do some cloud storage fancy footwork to get the PC and phone to share saves. I've done that with pc/mobile before.
You might see how xcom handles saves on the phone, could be compatible with the PC version. Your could do some cloud storage fancy footwork to get the PC and phone to share saves. I've done that with pc/mobile before.
I discovered this weekend that Pathfinder Adventures just does this, in-game. Pretty wild!
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I can has cheezburger, yes?
Does it have online multi? If it does I'll spot $10 steambux to the winner
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It's in a beta build
https://steamcommunity.com/games/362930/announcements/detail/1727579062954813889
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http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=16534
I keep checking in to see when it does. You could say I'm chomping at the bit.
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I could see a one-time change being allowed and after that you need to jump through the hoops of writing a ticket.
Every day we stray further from the light of god.
http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=16534
If you have a good enough connection (ideally wired but at least 5GHz) the latency is super low. I was able to play Dark Souls via Steam Link with a controller. I would hate to play Dead Cells with touch controls though. That way lies madness...
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Epic, before store launch: We won't be doing those big heavily discounted storewide sales, we feel they're unhealthy for the industry because they encourage a race to the bottom with pricing
Epic, several months after store launch: For Christ's sake, PLEASE buy something! Please? Look, we've still got plenty of Fortnite money, we'll eat most of the cost, just please please fucking buy something, anything, some of the developers are starting to ask awkward questions
EVERYBODY WANTS TO SIT IN THE BIG CHAIR, MEG!
Their solution seems to be throw money at the problem. Again.
Somehow, I missed when the Steam Link got allowed back onto the Apple App Store. Potentially dumb question, but is it possible to pair your phone and computer without being on the same LAN? The idea of being able to play X-COM or something while on my lunch break at work sounds rather appealing.
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Yeah, Satisfactory is fun. just had a new content patch applied to the early access version from the experimental version. Now i can make magic crystals and explode things.
I'd say also be able to have a pretty wide 5 Ghz channel with no interference. I have to use a 20Mhz channel with my WiFi because there's no space in my RF environment, and it's simply not enough throughput for Steam Link.
I use steam link from my desktop to my laptop pretty regularly. My PC is wired to the router, when my laptop is in WiFi is perfect 80% of the time, and playable 99% of the time if I'm in the same room as the router. My desktop is tucked away in a nook off of my living room, and while it's still close, it felt like I don't a lot of my evenings away from my wife. Being able to play modern games on a decade old business laptop while sitting on the couch next to me wife is really nice.
My home internet used to be my phone's hotspot. It was too slow on the lan side for steam link. So I made a 25' crossover cable to directly connect my laptop and pc. It worked pretty good, but they still both had to be connected to the hotspot to log into steam. Played through a lot of MGS5 that way.
Steam ID: Good Life
XCOM is actually available on phones (and it's a decent port), so if you don't mind having a separate save, that's an option.
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My wallet: "We don't need to buy this game again, we already have it. Twice, even."
My brain: "But I have my phone everywhere. This time I'll actually play the game and get it off my backlog! Really!"
My wallet: [AwwShitHereWeGoAgain.gif]
Contributing writer at Marooner's Rock
Twitch broadcasting! Currently playing through Wing Commander: Privateer
Pinny Lanyard
I'm trying to figure out possible options for gift cards or burner credit card numbers, but I'm curious if this is a lot of wasted effort.
This typo is hilarious to me for a whole Lister of reasons.
I'm not sure about the Apple version but they added offsite streaming to the Android version a month or 2 ago. My very short test showed that the quality was not nearly as good as in-home streaming so I wouldn't rely on it. And for XCOM, I'm not sure how well the PC version will play on a touchscreen. If you play the phone version (which I have played and beaten) you get real touchscreen controls instead of an on-screen controller or some sort of KBAM emulation. But, I mean, for free, it's worth a shot.
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For XCOM, I'm just going to get the phone version. OTOH, there's no iOS version of Jagged Alliance, so I may try those via Steam Link.
Contributing writer at Marooner's Rock
Twitch broadcasting! Currently playing through Wing Commander: Privateer
Pinny Lanyard
Steam ID: Good Life
I discovered this weekend that Pathfinder Adventures just does this, in-game. Pretty wild!