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Can't say I wasn't expecting this considering how the first game ran. AAA gaming on PC is in a dark place right now.
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Attached: 1 image PC Gamer just posted: Leaked $700 pricing for the Extreme ROG Ally could kill the Steam Deck for me With a maximum price of $700, and performance way beyond it, who's going to be buying a Steam Deck from now on...
Why can't these guys just be happy that there's more choice in mobile PC gaming now, instead of shitting on Valve on every occasion? 
Really sad.
Oh well, I'll play it next year for €3.50 when it hits EA Play on Steam.
Really sad.
Oh well, I'll play it next year for €3.50 when it hits EA Play on Steam.
Funny thing is, Valve are probably thinking, cool more people buying games off Steam.
Looks a cool piece of kit. I already have a steam deck but would potentially consider grabbing at as a replacement a few years down the line. Especially when I could install SteamOS on it.
Maybe somebody should point out to PC Gamer this is what competition looks like and not what the EGS was.
Looks a cool piece of kit. I already have a steam deck but would potentially consider grabbing at as a replacement a few years down the line. Especially when I could install SteamOS on it.
Maybe somebody should point out to PC Gamer this is what competition looks like and not what the EGS was.
Every time i see a bad AAA release on PC
The Steam Deck is dead
AAA gaming is dead
PC gaming is dead
You favorite video game is shit!
AAA gaming is dead
PC gaming is dead
You favorite video game is shit!
Absolutely loved this game. Will Definately be picking this up, especially if it is Deck verified.
Now that’s how to do a game release. Less than a year between announcement and release.
Can't wait to get the plastic model kits
Armored Core 6 = August 25th
Baldurs Gate 3 = August 31st
Starfield = September 6th
Baldurs Gate 3 = August 31st
Starfield = September 6th
Armored Core 6 = August 25th
Baldurs Gate 3 = August 31st
Starfield = September 6th
Out now, but there don't seem to be any reviews for it yet, which does not bode well given that I wasn't too impressed by the Steam Next Fest demo a couple months back. Still, one can always hope for the best, and at least it's on Game Pass so I don't have to pay for it
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Wartales hit 600k sales. It had 400k when it left early access so 200k sales in about two weeks. I can confirm it is a good game. It's the first title I've actually played on my desktop in almost a year.
Well Skyrim was 12 years ago, the next TES is at last 5 years away, so I can play another Bethesda game about now
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I was expecting something more with starfield. Like some sort of amazing or fantastic combat system but once they showed actual gameplay it immediately reverted back to "Oh. Yep. That's just bethesda game but in space, well kind of since you're barely in space 90% of the time"
It's not going to be like fallout either in the sense of it won'thave VATS, and if it does that's going to be fucking weird since that's one of the main features/selling/quirks/whatever points of Fallout
It isn't to say I'm not intrigued by it or not interested in playing it. It's just I was sort of expecting a bigger leap in gameplay changes or game system upgrades for bethesda and it even visually compared to other new things it's like "Thats cool I guess"
It mostly makes me curious as to what all their time went into
The whole "LOOK THERES OVER 1000+ RANDOMLY GENERATED PLANETS!" thing sounds dumb as shit, since they did that with starbound and that was 2d and it got dumb as shit a few hours in with just fly space to planet run to objective ignore 99% of the planet and fly away
It's not going to be like fallout either in the sense of it won'thave VATS, and if it does that's going to be fucking weird since that's one of the main features/selling/quirks/whatever points of Fallout
It isn't to say I'm not intrigued by it or not interested in playing it. It's just I was sort of expecting a bigger leap in gameplay changes or game system upgrades for bethesda and it even visually compared to other new things it's like "Thats cool I guess"
It mostly makes me curious as to what all their time went into
The whole "LOOK THERES OVER 1000+ RANDOMLY GENERATED PLANETS!" thing sounds dumb as shit, since they did that with starbound and that was 2d and it got dumb as shit a few hours in with just fly space to planet run to objective ignore 99% of the planet and fly away
I'm not Elden Ring or Silksong tier excited about it, but it's a single player game I want to play around its launch, which is only true for, I don't know, at most 5 games a year.
Interesting how after month of patching TLoU suddenly runs fine on 8GB cards, even on High texture settings. Could it be that game was poorly optimized? Nah 8GB is not enough and people should be ashamed of buying 8GB cards.
I'm excited for the prospect of the game Starfield will become after it hits Acceptable Release Status in like, 3 years.
My core is extremely armored right now, this looks so fucking good
We already knew he was a terrible human person, nice to have confirmation he has shitty gaming taste too.
thats nice
I had way more fun with q2dm than I had with q3a, and both pale when compared with q1dm
GUYS I JUST GOT MY STEAM DECK AND IT'S BEAUTIFUL
I am genuinely looking forward to Starfield. I don’t even mind if it does end up being Skyrim in space. They make my favourite exploration games.
however, this being a bethesda game it will very likely be on my wait a year till it is working properly list.
however, this being a bethesda game it will very likely be on my wait a year till it is working properly list.
I will buy Starfield at launch, and will love and regret every second of it
I think that's just too reductive, even as an intentional exaggeration.
Sure, you can see the similar "game feel" due to the same engine being used yet again..
But it is still a new IP, in new world, with new story, completely different setting, characters, quests.
How many AAA first person RPGs do we get a year? We are lucky if like, one or two.
How many of those are hard sci-fi of the Interstellar aesthetics? Zero.
And first/third person RPGs are my favourite game type.
So yeah, I am excited about Starfield. Based on my experience with previous Bethesda games (played them all starting with Daggerfall) I do not expect literary masterpiece, and I really do hope the "thousand planets!!!" will not take away from handcrafter aspect of its quests, but I am fairly confident I will enjoy it a lot.
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