I like one meaty long game on the go and a few smaller indies to play on the side.
i missed the boat on crysis the first time due to not having a proper pc at the time. was there anything to the game other than really good graphics? cause that's all i ever knew about the game.
I go there with a bucket full of Popcorn, knowing that I'm going to read the most ridicilous stuff possible.
I've worked at retail during Uni, mostly night shifts at a gas station for a couple years. That experience thought me to learn how to deal with idiots.
By the way, would you have given me "the hand" during one of my night shifts it would have been the last time you would have been allowed to buy something there. We don't take shit like that from costumers over here. You play rude, we play rude.
So apparently Microsoft Flight Simulator is the 2020 Crysis, the same year where 2007 Crysis will finally become playable.
So when is this Nvidia event again ? September 1st ?
I don't want to hate GOG Galaxy 2, but it's so unreliable for me for anything that is not on GOG.
Xbox takes almost 1 min after the client is open sync up and not every game appears there, Minecraft Dungeons and Battletoads does not appear on there.
I want to use GOG Galaxy 2 as a unified client for games not on Steam, but the sync is so unreliable.
I still think paid mods are a good idea, just make sure 70% or more of the revenue goes to the actual mod developer.Pages of discussion about how we're selfish because we don't want modders to get paid or something. A lot of people are a bunch of dumbasses that can't think outside the box.
And properly account for the myriad of design issues paying for them introduces :I still think paid mods are a good idea, just make sure 70% or more of the revenue goes to the actual mod developer.
I think that can be accounted with proper refund mechanism, plus some version control so people can chose to use old version of mods for whatever reason.And properly account for the myriad of design issues paying for them introduces :
I don't think I'd pay a dime for most mods, not with the sheer volume of them you have actually installed. I think a flat subscription to nexus or something allocating a revenue share based on your mods installed would be a fair and realistic pricing model.
- Support
- Updates
- Dependencies
- Proper pricing as layers stack up
Also, did I forget to say how CryTek also fucked up the physics and the open-world-ish exploration in the sequels? And how they fucked up the MP?
And how they killed off Nomad in the fucking comic. Why should I give a shit about Alcatraz.
The more I think about it, the more I feel that the first Crysis and Warhead was one-hit wonders.
Im sorry if this is off-topic, but the talk about Crysis Remastered has made bad memories come up.
I don't even really feel particularly mad at Epic for the exclusive deal, but at CryTek for how much the screwed up the series.
I can not say that I did not expect that.![]()
I submitted a refund request for Rocket League telling that I want nothing to do with Epic, I don't expect to be successful, but maybe I get luck.
That's a good point. Still the problem remains that if you sell a mod, you have to maintain it so that it remains as compatible as possible. People routinely abandon them and telling users "Well just revert to 0.8 and don't use it with that other up-to-date mod" doesn't fly for a paying productI think that can be accounted with proper refund mechanism, plus some version control so people can chose to use old version of mods for whatever reason.
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welp today was the first week of classes and I think I may have messed up already. Classes take up something like 18 weeks. Anyway I still signed up for a CS class. One of the issues is that I think I need to participate in Zoom like stuff.... and the class takes place when I worked. I was hoping for VODs but that's what I get for getting my hopes up. Also the book for this class requires an online key and it seems like it's $100+USD and it's only good for one semester..... F me.
Also, did I forget to say how CryTek also fucked up the physics and the open-world-ish exploration in the sequels? And how they fucked up the MP?
And how they killed off Nomad in the fucking comic. Why should I give a shit about Alcatraz.
The more I think about it, the more I feel that the first Crysis and Warhead was one-hit wonders.
Im sorry if this is off-topic, but the talk about Crysis Remastered has made bad memories come up.
I don't even really feel particularly mad at Epic for the exclusive deal, but at CryTek for how much the screwed up the series.
Im 98% sure that the upcoming Rocksteady game (should be announced today) is EGSxclusive.
I would be very suprised if it is not.
I'm also 98% sure the upcoming Rocksteady game will run like shit on PC and you're better off waiting a year anyways.Im 98% sure that the upcoming Rocksteady game (should be announced today) is EGSxclusive.
I would be very suprised if it is not.
I'm the opposite, I rather have one game I can play for a long time rather than many short ones.
I still think paid mods are a good idea, just make sure 70% or more of the revenue goes to the actual mod developer.
Nexus has the option to donate to specific modders, Steam could largely copy that idea and probably have the least pushback (and most success) with it. I haven't played many moddable games lately but in there past there are definitely a few I would have thrown a Horse Armor donation towards that was hella better than horse armor. They would need to revisit the ratio of where that money goes because there was (rightly so) criticism of that as well, which doesn't seem to be the case with Nexus, who have their own subscription that supports them (which I have because I definitely did mod a whole ton and even made one myself, and I think Nexus is incredibly valuable)And properly account for the myriad of design issues paying for them introduces :
I don't think I'd pay a dime for most mods, not with the sheer volume of them you have actually installed. I think a flat subscription to nexus or something allocating a revenue share based on your mods installed would be a fair and realistic pricing model.
- Support
- Updates
- Dependencies
- Proper pricing as layers stack up
Ya, I already sent an email to the instructor to get some more information about how the class will work since I still have like 5 days to drop the class without it change my GPA or leaving a withdrawal on my record.Employers can be pretty cool about letting you work around you class schedule. During my last semester of college I was able to work full time while doing several classes.
I fucked up several times dropping $100 on lab keys professors said we needed and we ended up not using. Completely fucked.
And I also had fuck up situations where the course description didn't list all the attendance requirements, only to have the professor pop a 'also you need to physically do this every week on campus in person for >30 minutes. And I'm like WTF.
If game development wasn't literal cenobite torture maybe the games wouldn't be torture to play too.
I'm not even the biggest Crysis fan. I always thought it was hugely overrated in terms of gameplay (kinda like Flight Simulator), I still enjoyed it. But boy oh boy you're right about all that. Crysis 2 was barable to me [read: significantly worse than Crysis 1, but I could still enjoy it some]. Crysis 3 was torture. For some reason I forced myself to play through that, oh my god one of the worst games I've ever forced myself to finish and that's saying something.
what makes you say that>Im 98% sure that the upcoming Rocksteady game (should be announced today) is EGSxclusive.
I would be very suprised if it is not.
Would also be a neat idea.Nexus has the option to donate to specific modders, Steam could largely copy that idea and probably have the least pushback (and most success) with it. I haven't played many moddable games lately but in there past there are definitely a few I would have thrown a Horse Armor donation towards that was hella better than horse armor. They would need to revisit the ratio of where that money goes because there was (rightly so) criticism of that as well, which doesn't seem to be the case with Nexus, who have their own subscription that supports them (which I have because I definitely did mod a whole ton and even made one myself, and I think Nexus is incredibly valuable)
Enjoy your weekend everyone.
The Touhou Project Metroidvania game first launched for PC via Steam Early Access in August 2018, before exiting Early Access with its version 1.0 release in February 2019.
The Xbox One and Windows 10 version will feature an extra boss battle against Cirno not available in the original Steam version.
Is GothamKnight an online game?
Based on the gameplay it looks like it's probably a online co-op GAAS?
I dont think it will be GaaS, maybe with dlc expansions like Borderlands?Based on the gameplay it looks like it's probably a online co-op GAAS?
Will get to watching this later, but which Soldier of Fortune games are worth playing?
Gothan Knights looks more interesting then the Avengers game at least, and the combat looks 100% better.
Umm I am not into MP shooters sorry ^^;Get in a time machine and play SOF2 MP when it was new. My god one of the best early communities and such incredible fun.