I can see good things about it but I dislike how clicking on Library takes me to a screen filled with tile icons of the games in my library giving me a graphical reminder of all the games I haven't finished or played staring at me.
I enjoyed that far more than I expected I would. Thank you for posting this.
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Good to know that Bowling for Soup's "1985" now has a companion song . . .
So, I think today I might start Dragon Quest Heroes. My understanding is that it's Dynasty Warriors: Dragon Quest, and I'm down for that. Also it should be much more kid friendly than Mad Max.
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Humble Choice, the updated and more expensive Humble Monthly, will be coming out on December 6th. If you want to keep the cheaper classic plan you'll need to have an active sub going before it changes.
I can see good things about it but I dislike how clicking on Library takes me to a screen filled with tile icons of the games in my library giving me a graphical reminder of all the games I haven't finished or played staring at me.
I enjoyed that far more than I expected I would. Thank you for posting this.
Just to be clear; she was 7 yrs old in 1999. No partying for her.
I can see good things about it but I dislike how clicking on Library takes me to a screen filled with tile icons of the games in my library giving me a graphical reminder of all the games I haven't finished or played staring at me.
I enjoyed that far more than I expected I would. Thank you for posting this.
A few of the references to commercials for products aimed at girls flew over my head but I love how the references to The Sims 1 involve things catching on fire.
Plus opening the song part with a dialup modem connection sound sets the tone really well.
I can see good things about it but I dislike how clicking on Library takes me to a screen filled with tile icons of the games in my library giving me a graphical reminder of all the games I haven't finished or played staring at me.
I enjoyed that far more than I expected I would. Thank you for posting this.
Just to be clear; she was 7 yrs old in 1999. No partying for her.
I was on the edge of 30, and glad to have made it there instead of one more casualty in a Global Thermonuclear War.
I can see good things about it but I dislike how clicking on Library takes me to a screen filled with tile icons of the games in my library giving me a graphical reminder of all the games I haven't finished or played staring at me.
I enjoyed that far more than I expected I would. Thank you for posting this.
Just to be clear; she was 7 yrs old in 1999. No partying for her.
I was on the edge of 30, and glad to have made it there instead of one more casualty in a Global Thermonuclear War.
I was told duck & cover would save me so I never worried about stuff like that.
I can see good things about it but I dislike how clicking on Library takes me to a screen filled with tile icons of the games in my library giving me a graphical reminder of all the games I haven't finished or played staring at me.
I enjoyed that far more than I expected I would. Thank you for posting this.
Just to be clear; she was 7 yrs old in 1999. No partying for her.
I was on the edge of 30, and glad to have made it there instead of one more casualty in a Global Thermonuclear War.
I was told duck & cover would save me so I never worried about stuff like that.
I can see good things about it but I dislike how clicking on Library takes me to a screen filled with tile icons of the games in my library giving me a graphical reminder of all the games I haven't finished or played staring at me.
I enjoyed that far more than I expected I would. Thank you for posting this.
Just to be clear; she was 7 yrs old in 1999. No partying for her.
I was on the edge of 30, and glad to have made it there instead of one more casualty in a Global Thermonuclear War.
I was told duck & cover would save me so I never worried about stuff like that.
One of my favorite things about the manual for Fallout 1 was that the survival guide theme went into information about what happens during a nuclear explosion beyond producing a big old mushroom cloud, namely that a nuclear bomb was still a bomb and causes two waves of high air pressure from both the initial explosion and then air rushing back in to equalize the local atmosphere. While it did a joking image about ducking under a desk during a nuclear explosion, it also became clear from reading the text that while duck and cover would be useless for anyone close enough to ground zero to be turned to ash, depending on the bomb there could be a large area where the immediate source of injury would be from debris being flung around and windows being shattered. It would suck to be outside of the immediate death radius only to die from a tree branch flung through a window.
The sequel didn't do this as there was now a story to recap but the first game wanting to through the player into the world with little idea of what happened to the world lent itself to a different approach.
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Speaking of, I fully expect Norman reedus wang mods once Death Stranding releases on Steam. Not that modders would have to do much, just remove the AMC Norman Reedus Show ads from the bathroom
(Also, from the hour or so I've played so far, I love DS. It's essentially a Crosscountry Package Delivery Man sim, with some full on Kojima movie cutscenes thrown in. As a former package delivery man though, I'm probably biased)
Gotta admit, I don't love the new Steam layout. I've never been a big proponent of forced change on a lot of platforms though. I lost my shit when Twitter changed their layout, to the point I sought out browser add-ons that reverted it.
Grumpy old dude.
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Gotta admit, I don't love the new Steam layout. I've never been a big proponent of forced change on a lot of platforms though. I lost my shit when Twitter changed their layout, to the point I sought out browser add-ons that reverted it.
"Cockwork Industries Complete" is now a game that is on Steam.
There's no typo in that sentence.
Blimey, that is certainly A Thing.
Hmmmm. Might get my small human a GBA instead of a Steam account when the time comes, I reckon.
*Staples down can of worms* not today, gumbo, this is just a musing
Steam does have "Family View", which can let you lock down an account from even being able to access the store. Unfortunately, I don't see a good way to allow access to the store, but still password-protect access to adult titles, which is a problem when even the screenshots are highly explicit. (You can hide adult titles, but you can't lock that setting down.) I guess by the time your kid is old enough to do that, they're also old enough to open a second Steam account behind your back, or just look at porn the regular way, but this still seems like an oversight.
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Every nerd within earshot was laughing quite hard at my restraint from yelling, "Hell to the FUCK NO!"
edit: Laundry, lightsabers.
Laundry Lightsabers.
Edit: Any games on steam (besides Mass Effect) that scratch a star trek away team itch?
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I enjoyed that far more than I expected I would. Thank you for posting this.
So, I think today I might start Dragon Quest Heroes. My understanding is that it's Dynasty Warriors: Dragon Quest, and I'm down for that. Also it should be much more kid friendly than Mad Max.
Fanatical has the a new renowned bundle and Shadow of War Definitive Edition for $12
hiding in the basement with MREs and stacks of toilet paper waiting for the Y2K apocalypse?
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Cause they say two thousand zero zero party over oops outta time
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The century plant blooms when it stops.
'Cause the century plant knows.
Just to be clear; she was 7 yrs old in 1999. No partying for her.
Don't constrain yourself to a date. Party all the time.
A few of the references to commercials for products aimed at girls flew over my head but I love how the references to The Sims 1 involve things catching on fire.
Plus opening the song part with a dialup modem connection sound sets the tone really well.
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I was on the edge of 30, and glad to have made it there instead of one more casualty in a Global Thermonuclear War.
I was told duck & cover would save me so I never worried about stuff like that.
Works for lava so you should be good.
@sumanai wrecking my backlog with the big guns!
One of my favorite things about the manual for Fallout 1 was that the survival guide theme went into information about what happens during a nuclear explosion beyond producing a big old mushroom cloud, namely that a nuclear bomb was still a bomb and causes two waves of high air pressure from both the initial explosion and then air rushing back in to equalize the local atmosphere. While it did a joking image about ducking under a desk during a nuclear explosion, it also became clear from reading the text that while duck and cover would be useless for anyone close enough to ground zero to be turned to ash, depending on the bomb there could be a large area where the immediate source of injury would be from debris being flung around and windows being shattered. It would suck to be outside of the immediate death radius only to die from a tree branch flung through a window.
The sequel didn't do this as there was now a story to recap but the first game wanting to through the player into the world with little idea of what happened to the world lent itself to a different approach.
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No one has entered this, we deserve the punishments we get.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1190460/Death_Stranding/?snr=1_4_4__118
Rock Band DLC | GW:OttW - arrcd | WLD - Thortar
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In my defense I have it on Switch.
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I mean, it is literally a walking simulator.
And Firewatch!
Rock Band DLC | GW:OttW - arrcd | WLD - Thortar
There's no typo in that sentence.
Finally, a game that exposes the chicken industrial complex...
Or is it just about dicks? Probably just about dicks.
Isn't that Wang Enterprises: Total?
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Me on Twitch!
(Also, from the hour or so I've played so far, I love DS. It's essentially a Crosscountry Package Delivery Man sim, with some full on Kojima movie cutscenes thrown in. As a former package delivery man though, I'm probably biased)
Blimey, that is certainly A Thing.
Steam | XBL
@ironsizide @Rubycat @Peewi @jclast @Dashui @TreadLife @HeirTransparent @Spawnbroker @qwer12 I think these are the same people as the one on my steam friends list. If not sorry for the @.
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Hmmmm. Might get my small human a GBA instead of a Steam account when the time comes, I reckon.
*Staples down can of worms* not today, gumbo, this is just a musing
Grumpy old dude.
It's time to go back to the one true layout.
Meet Steve.
Wow, I know you should keep expectations low but wth?
http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=16534
Steam does have "Family View", which can let you lock down an account from even being able to access the store. Unfortunately, I don't see a good way to allow access to the store, but still password-protect access to adult titles, which is a problem when even the screenshots are highly explicit. (You can hide adult titles, but you can't lock that setting down.) I guess by the time your kid is old enough to do that, they're also old enough to open a second Steam account behind your back, or just look at porn the regular way, but this still seems like an oversight.