You are sick in the head !!!
No it is literally far cry, including the crafting
Community MetaSteam | June 2020 - Month Of The Seal, With Many A Deal, Throw Money With Zeal, The Wallet Will Kneel
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I'll be hosting a Dirt 4 giveaway on SteamGifts. I'll post the link on Sunday in the giveaways thread.
In my current 150-hour Factorio game I am mostly concerned with finding bottlenecks and empty belts right now. retracing the belts until I find the manufacturing, trying to optimize it (or retracing further because the intermediate product also doesn't get delivered) and after 30 minutes just saying "fuck it, I am using robots!"
Yep, looking at other peoples' factories is definitely a sure bet for sadness. Even when I try to replicate cool Factorio standard setups, I fail hard. It's hard not to look though, when you know a problem has been solved and the solution is just out there in Steam forums.
AT&T must be losing money and thinks this will be a quick injection of cash. Warner Bros Interactive without the connection to the rest of Warner Bros is not a very sweet deal. Not for 4 billion. Monolith games and Mortal Kombat aren't going to recoup that investment
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13 cents being announced for PC today would be kinda awkward with Atlus having an event on the PC gaming show tomorrow, but I can see it.
Oh yeah I hadn't thought about that. Netherrealm is kinda fucked without the easy access to movie tie-ins, those are their game's biggest DLCs.
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Minecraft only cost Microsoft 2,5 Billion. And that was considered very high even while everyone could see that Minecraft is a very big deal. 4 Billion for Warner bros is insane, that is as much as Disney paid for Lucasfilm.
Exactly and it's only the gaming division. Warner Bros, in it's entirety, yeah, that's 4B, you'd make that back in licensing in a decade easy, but not one small carved out chunk that has no access to WB ip. EA is only worth slightly more than 4 Billion on their own, and Take2 half that (after quick googles anyway). AT&T are out of their minds
Microsoft has gamepass. If they drop 4 billion they will get a ton of dev teams and talent for that money. They can use all that talent to pump out gamepass content for years which in return will make the subscriber #s go up. Its worth it for them not so much anyone else.
The problem is its still 4 billion. Which is a lot even if there is a lot of good talent there.
Worst case scenario is Stadia or Sony buys them. You will probably never see those devs release games on PC/Steam again. Especially if Warner ip aren't part of the deal.
The problem is its still 4 billion. Which is a lot even if there is a lot of good talent there.
Worst case scenario is Stadia or Sony buys them. You will probably never see those devs release games on PC/Steam again. Especially if Warner ip aren't part of the deal.
Remember "Designed exclusively for PS5"?
Gamespot has some PC gameplay of Yakuza 7
What is Nintendo going to do? Since the gap will only increase with games that may not end up releasing on N/S or does the fact that Witcher 3, Doom, and Outer Worlds mean that N/S can run future games as well. Especially with that was shown at the PS5 event.
RIP N/S.Remember "Designed exclusively for PS5"?
What is Nintendo going to do? Since the gap will only increase with games that may not end up releasing on N/S or does the fact that Witcher 3, Doom, and Outer Worlds mean that N/S can run future games as well. Especially with that was shown at the PS5 event.
I think the Switch is doing just fine, we don’t need a third box that runs the same games as the other two.
I've finally gotten far enough into Satisfactory to start enjoying myself! It took a little, but it was worth it. Incidentally, thanks fantomena and ISee for your advice a few nights ago. Teching straight to solid biofuel and using the to-do list to keep the early game organized made a big difference.
I think the game's tutorial hurts it. It's slow, and it forces you to burn lots of leaves while you go through it. Once you're done, you've chewed up a lot of the surrounding environment, so even if you immediately tech to solid biofuel, you're still going to have to go out of the way to pick up more fuel. Further, the tutorial doesn't include the tech for foundations, so I spent way too much time trying to figure out good building placements before realizing that it didn't matter and I should just tear down everything from the tutorial and start over. It all just feels so tedious, and there's nothing really interesting going on during this.
So after 5 hours of irritation, I started up a fresh save, skipped the tutorial, and immediately rushed to solid biofuel, foundations, and logistics 1. From there, I set up some stuff to produce a ton of concrete, then just built a massive foundation. With all that setup out of the way, I could start focusing on building, and the game became way more fun.
I don't have a lot yet, just a decently optimized setup for producing the materials for the first Space Elevator project.
Of course, that's just what the devs want you to think the game is like. This is the real Satisfactory:
Alt-tabbing and opening paint and a spreadsheet. True gaming perfection.
I think the game's tutorial hurts it. It's slow, and it forces you to burn lots of leaves while you go through it. Once you're done, you've chewed up a lot of the surrounding environment, so even if you immediately tech to solid biofuel, you're still going to have to go out of the way to pick up more fuel. Further, the tutorial doesn't include the tech for foundations, so I spent way too much time trying to figure out good building placements before realizing that it didn't matter and I should just tear down everything from the tutorial and start over. It all just feels so tedious, and there's nothing really interesting going on during this.
So after 5 hours of irritation, I started up a fresh save, skipped the tutorial, and immediately rushed to solid biofuel, foundations, and logistics 1. From there, I set up some stuff to produce a ton of concrete, then just built a massive foundation. With all that setup out of the way, I could start focusing on building, and the game became way more fun.
I don't have a lot yet, just a decently optimized setup for producing the materials for the first Space Elevator project.
Of course, that's just what the devs want you to think the game is like. This is the real Satisfactory:
Alt-tabbing and opening paint and a spreadsheet. True gaming perfection.
Yep. Let Nintendo do it's thing, there's already enough PC wannabes in the market.
It's Kamige time!!!!!!!
Np PC apparently
Hope with Atlus's new PC initiative they decide to port this game too, I've heard nothing but excellent things from the JP fandom.
Anyone like Halo 3?
I got into the public testing thing for it so they can have my steam key if you want
I got into the public testing thing for it so they can have my steam key if you want
This is probably a place holder, but would be funny if the final price be anything near this.
I'd say with almost 100% certainty it's placeholder so they can lower the price and say look how much you saved! but if they put the price at 200$ or 100$ or even like closer to the actual price they'd get dinged by people pissed off at how much more it actually wasThis is probably a place holder, but would be funny if the final price be anything near this.
So odd if some devs hold off announcing stuff til the PC Game Show tomorrow @_@
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It looks like the recent console ports of Doom 1 & 2 Classic are going up on Steam.
We dodged a bullet. We need to send a thank you gift to Atlus.good ... keep animu trash away from PC
Vanillaware games are good thogood ... keep animu trash away from PC
Though honestly, I wish more of their games comes to PC, especially Muramasa Rebirth since that one's stuck on Vita.
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PSO2 coming to more PC platforms and also more regions:
pso2.com
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Played Muramasa Demon Blade on the Wii. I would buy it again.Vanillaware games are good tho
Though honestly, I wish more of their games comes to PC, especially Muramasa Rebirth since that one's stuck on Vita.
Isn't Muramasa a Marvelous game? Maybe Marvelous/XSEED will finally port the game? Or does VW own the rights to the game?
XSEED will be at the event tomorrow... so you never know??
XSEED will be at the event tomorrow... so you never know??
I really really wonder what is so difficult about releasing an English PC game globally on a platform people actually want in 2020. It shouldn't be so hard.
Especially if it's a game where you are both the developer and the publisher and it's your own IP. Seriously.
Western audiences are not ready for PSO2.
Maybe keep it another decade to create awareness in a potential audience.
Maybe keep it another decade to create awareness in a potential audience.
PSO2 is still packed even after more than a couple of weeks. But it's not as crowded as the launch days.
does everyone have their clothes pressed and diarrheas flushed and pizza pringles prepared for pc gamers to have their day tomorrow? ಡ ͜ ʖ ಡ
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