Supreme Commander is a legendary RTS classic that i've never played but people legitimately have 10,000+ hours in it I'm sure it's been modded to heck and back to allow it to stay fresh over the years but i don't play it so only know it's reputation.
The last time I played Dark Messiah was 5 or 6 years ago and it was perfectly fine and held up. Some design choices are questionable and can be traced to what was usual at the time but the game is still super fun to play especially to screw around with the mid-2000's physics engine. As always with older games take a look at pcgamingwiki to find some fixes and tweaks you might need.
I think Valve will cave the second they are able to get some type of liability/legal agreement between Pubs and devs.
For now its just a helmet skin. But technically speaking if they can turn a Breakpoint helmet skin into an NFT then they should be able to turn boss fights or even story content into an NFT jpeg. Big enough teams will be able to do it over time.
I tried 3 times and always got distracted by other things. I can play Batlletech Rimworld, Minecraft etc for hundreds of hours, but normal 3rd person RPG's can get exhausting after 20 to 40
Is this another mail offer? I never get these offers
lool. must've sold very badly.
Witcher 1 was quite something... from the animations and character models to the rithm game combat and the sound degin and mixing. It's not just the german translation, it's every translation even english. Everything screams rough and jank and at the same time it's truly the labour of love and something that wouldn't be possible at any other time and in any other circumstances.
Good tastes. Witcher 2 shits all over 3. Leaner, less bloated, largely as good for escapism.
Yeah me too, been watching season 2 on Netflix and i got the (first?) book for Christmas and its been a long time since i played it so am keen to jump back in.
it probably did do badly, but given that this is for new subscribers only, this isn't quite as desperate as it might seem without that last sentence. now, if they were offering this for $2 to paused current subscribers, that would be another story
lool. must've sold very badly.
Not like the next GTA or NBA will come to Steam either way...
Maybe I should start with The Witcher 2 as according to How Long to Beat is the shortes one.
Not gonna lie, the series really made me want to give the games another try.
If they want to reach out to regions like Russia, China and Asia, they have to. Otherwise, Rockstar need to start producing gift cards, which I doubt they will.
SC single player: every mission objective is always not the real thing - mission area expanded and you get swarmed by an army 10 seconds later. So you just sit there for hours defending base and building gazillion units to not get wiped by 2-3 follow up 'objectives'. Every single one of them. No strategy, no bold moves allowed. The mission designer was low skill lame fuck lol.
I'm going to predict 2022 will see a couple high profile examples, and a bunch of negligible ones. But I'll also predict the whole fad will die off completely before it saturates gaming completely. It will probably get generally worse, even if they aren't using NFTs anymore though. They might not even use blockchain tech at all, but they will still try to sell us on their bullshit for years to come, and that part will 100% get much, much worse in the next 5 years.
There's no objective reason. Everything that can be done in a centralized market with crypto can be done in a centralized market without the blockchain and more efficiently (from a computation / technical perspective). What they're doing this for is the financial investment / social hype. Because exploiting people with a new term wouldn't be as readily accepted. But eventually and inevitably the names crypto, blockchain, and NFT will become synonymous with financial ruin and they'll simply drop the terminology.
Ah yeah... If NFT/""""Blockchain""""" wiggles it's way into FF XIV, it might be the push i need to quit it honestly.
huh. For me at least, I think Dec. was the one I redeemed most codes since January lol.
lool. must've sold very badly.
It's extremely likely that big publishers are gonna use their most popular franchises to push NFT's down our throat.
yea. its just another way for big publishers to milk customers. and its the big buzzword of the day.
751 hours hereI bought one other game in the sale on New Years eve. Cookie Clicker.
2 days later I am 20+ hours in. Admittedly it has been running while I was visiting family.
I am now thinking about leaving it running while I do some stuff on FFXIV.
It's far to late to get a refund.
They promised detailed update on Year 2 before release so there is still time.
That's good to hear. I was just curious because no way I am buying it on day 1.
I hope I'm wrong though. But as I said - and as has been discussed - IOI has become a dev that sells their games to platform holders first, customers last... sooo it really wouldn't surprise me.btw, speaking of, watch Hitman 3 PC VR be a Oculus exclusive
I would not put it beyond IOI to pull this kind of crap on us. they didnt explictly announce a Steam release, so they could easily do that. they already did every kind of exclusive deal they could, so why not add some more!
I really liked Plague Tale and Ghost of a Tale. Fantastic games in my opinionNot buying any more now
steamVR has some functionality with non-steam VR games iirc, so on the terms of VR, should be fine for me at least
I wanted to grab this at launch but decided to wait since the dev wanted to add a fuckton of things post launch. Good to know its shaping up nicely.
IOI showed PCVR footage running on Index hardware ICYMIyea. its just
btw, speaking of, watch Hitman 3 PC VR be a Oculus exclusive
I would not put it beyond IOI to pull this kind of crap on us. they didnt explictly announce a Steam release, so they could easily do that. they already did every kind of exclusive deal they could, so why not add some more!
