Yeah I was able to do it via remote play together in L4D2 and that worked right away.
Community MetaSteam | December 2019 - Halo! Is It Me You're Looking For?
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It works fine in TF2. Just tried it there after failing with multiple other games. The other person doesn't even have to respond to get the cheevo.
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Can also confirm that steam remote together works for this quest
I got it using Remote Play with Knights & Bikes. Thanks Spamlynguist for accepting my unprovoked invite 
I really want that badge damn it.
I really want that badge damn it.
How's Wargroove? I remember that at launch steam reviews weren't very positive? I now see a Very positive and recently Overwhelmingly Positive?
And thank you for accepting my unprovoked invite for Desert ChildI got it using Remote Play with Knights & Bikes. Thanks Spamlynguist for accepting my unprovoked invite
I really want that badge damn it.
Holy shit, Witcher 3 peaked at 85k on Steam today.
It's good.
I got it on release and my biggest complaint was that the star rating conditions for each mission wasn't disclosed so you were flying blind constantly and were never sure why you got a 1 star or 3 star rating. They patched it quickly and it turned out it was all tied to the number of turns it took you to finish the mission, which personally I felt wasn't a good metric at all. Basically like Valkyria Chronicles. There were also some balancing issues but I'm not sure what's been done in the past 8/9 months since I finished the game.
Isn't the all time peak like 90k on Steam? Pretty insane.
For some reason I remembered about having an Infinite Warfare on Steam and downloaded it to have a bit of fun...might be even more boring than Advanced Warfare. It’s like they’ve collected every military sci-fi cliche out there and rolled with it. The hell happened to Infinity Ward? It can’t be that everyone with an ounce of talent left for Respawn, right?
Lack of inspiration?
I started three kingdoms total war yesterday and made it about an hour before getting a headache trying to understand everything. Today I watched an hour long video trying to explain the "basics" of the campaign map so I think I'm more prepared now. I should be able to go 2 hours before my head explodes now.
Yay! The time is now!
Co-op crew, assemble!
And seriously, if anyone ever needs help with this quest or the broadcast one, myself and I'm sure a bunch of folks from the co-op thread will be more than happy to help out.
Edit: I should have also mentioned that my broadcast is always open to friends, so if you're on my friends list you're welcome to check out the broadcast whenever I'm playing.
Yeah, I don’t expect people to be inspired to work on the same franchise for more than 15 years, but both Ghosts and Infinite Warfare are lacking even compared to other CoDs, tho, judging by reviews MW 2019 is a pretty decent fps, so maybe they’re past their shitty phase now.
Any help to the daily task from fellow MetaCouncilors?
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Interview with Kadokawa about Project Stella (strategy JRPG with mechas and cute girls) in case anyone is interested, they also mention expanding beyond Switch and PS4
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Project Stella Interview: An Update About the Upcoming Mecha+Cute Girls Game, Next-Gen, and More
Project Stella remains shrouded in mystery. It’ll feature mecha and cute girls and it’s a strategy simulation JRPG, but very little else is known.
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To whom it may concern, Indiegala is running a bundle that doesn't seem like a garbage dump (for once).
https://www.indiegala.com/best-of-microids-steam-games-bundle
Didn't notice someone had already posted in the deals thread... sorry
https://www.indiegala.com/best-of-microids-steam-games-bundle
Didn't notice someone had already posted in the deals thread... sorry
The fuck? wasn't this game already on Steam or is there a KS game that aesthetically is very similar?Interview with Kadokawa about Project Stella (strategy JRPG with mechas and cute girls) in case anyone is interested, they also mention expanding beyond Switch and PS4
Project Stella Interview: An Update About the Upcoming Mecha+Cute Girls Game, Next-Gen, and More
Project Stella remains shrouded in mystery. It’ll feature mecha and cute girls and it’s a strategy simulation JRPG, but very little else is known.
No no, let me find it, I swear there's a game that looks exactly like that and it's not MASS
FOUND IT.
I mean, one is an action game and the other a tbs? Clearly both inspired by japanese mech designs though.
I'm pretty sure there is another turn based strategy mech game coming too, it had a really polished looking fancy trailer and stuff, super anime unlike battletech.
I'm pretty sure there is another turn based strategy mech game coming too, it had a really polished looking fancy trailer and stuff, super anime unlike battletech.
Any bundle that has Syberia 3 in it is, by definition, a garbage dumb.To whom it may concern, Indiegala is running a bundle that doesn't seem like a garbage dump (for once).
https://www.indiegala.com/best-of-microids-steam-games-bundle
Didn't notice someone had already posted in the deals thread... sorry
Found the one I meant, Phantom Brigade.
Not quite turn based, more like Frozen Synapse 1 & 2. Hope they do it right but all kinds of stuff could go wrong in the systems. The teaser was super cool.
Not quite turn based, more like Frozen Synapse 1 & 2. Hope they do it right but all kinds of stuff could go wrong in the systems. The teaser was super cool.
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I liked Crypt of the Necrodancer and this looks cool but EGS exclusivity totally killed any interest I had
I did not know, but i have since done so. thank you
Fun fact about this one, did you know that one of the designers of this game was making a personal project based on BLAME! and the infinite city? in fact, it was something so close that I was totally in. you can still check the old tumblr blog with gifs, webm and pics of the project, here you have a sneak peek.
Here you have the blog, enjoy.
Second mission in Nioh done. Now to totally get sidetracked by sub-missions.
Is there something like Satisfactory on sale? I know of Factorio but I am looking for something like it that is also first person.
Is there something like Satisfactory on sale? I know of Factorio but I am looking for something like it that is also first person.
Say what you want about Destiny 2, but it feels so damn good on PC. I tried the PS4P version when it was given via PS Plus and the PC version is like a different game.
The fact that (from what Ive read) the PC version went from being the smallest platform in terms of playerbase when it was on Battle.net to the biggest when it released on Steam is really cool.
The fact that (from what Ive read) the PC version went from being the smallest platform in terms of playerbase when it was on Battle.net to the biggest when it released on Steam is really cool.
think ive met my breaking point in blasphemous already and its only the second boss (face boss)...............fuck
Man, Iconoclasts is such a weird game.
On all accounts, I should absolutely love this thing. It's a (very linear) Metroidvania, with amazing pixel art graphics, and pretty good controls, plethora of guns with special abilities, lots and lots of puzzles and tons of boss fights. But it just feels draining somehow. I feel the biggest issue is that it all feels too condensed. It's a 20 hour game, but shrunk down into maybe 10. The pacing is far too quick, in the second half of the game. Iconoclasts throws lots of new ideas, characters, backstory at you, at a relentless speed. I feel that there is a lot to tell about this world, about the backstory of our heroine Robin, and so on. I like clever boss fights, and puzzles and all that, but this game just makes me sick of them, because of how it presents all of it.
For a game that's been in development for over 10 years, it sure feels rushed, but not in the sense that it's lacking content, more that the game gives you no time to breathe. So far nothing truly optional, no way of really getting to know this world.
I think I'm near the end of the game, maybe the finale will change my opinion a bit
On all accounts, I should absolutely love this thing. It's a (very linear) Metroidvania, with amazing pixel art graphics, and pretty good controls, plethora of guns with special abilities, lots and lots of puzzles and tons of boss fights. But it just feels draining somehow. I feel the biggest issue is that it all feels too condensed. It's a 20 hour game, but shrunk down into maybe 10. The pacing is far too quick, in the second half of the game. Iconoclasts throws lots of new ideas, characters, backstory at you, at a relentless speed. I feel that there is a lot to tell about this world, about the backstory of our heroine Robin, and so on. I like clever boss fights, and puzzles and all that, but this game just makes me sick of them, because of how it presents all of it.
For a game that's been in development for over 10 years, it sure feels rushed, but not in the sense that it's lacking content, more that the game gives you no time to breathe. So far nothing truly optional, no way of really getting to know this world.
I think I'm near the end of the game, maybe the finale will change my opinion a bit
It feels nice to hit things accurately and I didn't want to keep battle.net installed. It didn't really click until I got some weapons I actually enjoyed using.
After playing some Prey I can say this game is the true spiritual sequel of System Shock 2, not Bioshock.
So, today I went on and played (!!!) something I bought on sale - two things, actually. Transport Fever 2 and Troubleshooter.
First I tried TF2, and it was disappointing. Performance was pretty awful for some reason, and honestly, after my brief time with it I think that is one of those games that I might enjoy watching someone who knows what they are doing playing but I wouldn't have much fun playing it. Fortunately I bought it last week or so I think, so I was able to refund it.
Troubleshooter in the other hand is a XCOM-like and I was actually surprised to see that its recent reviews went from Very Positive when I bought it to Overwhelmingly Positive now. Mind you, I'm not much into these kind of games but I just spent 5 hours playing this one.
So about Troubleshooter itself, it has some pretty long VN sections (at least during the start) and I still have to figure some systems, but damn I enjoyed my time playing the actual game, even though sometimes the dialog between characters during battle went for too long. I can't wait to get some time to get back to it and I'm sure that I have barely touched 5% of what the game has to offer in terms of classes, different approaches, etc., even the company management part of the game seems to be pretty big.
Worthy to mention, I don't get it what is the difference between the online and offline modes that you pick the first time you create a save, but I went with offline just to make sure that I can load my save whenever I want, then the game made clear that there was some DRM even with the offline option, and I wouldn't be able to play if I don't connect to Steam every now and then.
First I tried TF2, and it was disappointing. Performance was pretty awful for some reason, and honestly, after my brief time with it I think that is one of those games that I might enjoy watching someone who knows what they are doing playing but I wouldn't have much fun playing it. Fortunately I bought it last week or so I think, so I was able to refund it.
Troubleshooter in the other hand is a XCOM-like and I was actually surprised to see that its recent reviews went from Very Positive when I bought it to Overwhelmingly Positive now. Mind you, I'm not much into these kind of games but I just spent 5 hours playing this one.
So about Troubleshooter itself, it has some pretty long VN sections (at least during the start) and I still have to figure some systems, but damn I enjoyed my time playing the actual game, even though sometimes the dialog between characters during battle went for too long. I can't wait to get some time to get back to it and I'm sure that I have barely touched 5% of what the game has to offer in terms of classes, different approaches, etc., even the company management part of the game seems to be pretty big.
Worthy to mention, I don't get it what is the difference between the online and offline modes that you pick the first time you create a save, but I went with offline just to make sure that I can load my save whenever I want, then the game made clear that there was some DRM even with the offline option, and I wouldn't be able to play if I don't connect to Steam every now and then.
I think I might make an OT for the end of the year (end of a decade), for both here and the other place.
So what are some Japanese games that you thought you would never see localized let alone release on PC (for the west no less).
More than 10 years ago (2007-2009) you saw people say PC was dead and not just "core gamers" but also devs/publishers that just were no longer interested in PC because of the low sales numbers. If you play stuff like Game Dev Story and other similar games, you have this thing where PC games were once popular but then consoles came and that was the only way to make money.
Any Way.... there are multiple DQ games on PC now in the west.
Thank you Capcom,Bandai, and GabeN
So what are some Japanese games that you thought you would never see localized let alone release on PC (for the west no less).
More than 10 years ago (2007-2009) you saw people say PC was dead and not just "core gamers" but also devs/publishers that just were no longer interested in PC because of the low sales numbers. If you play stuff like Game Dev Story and other similar games, you have this thing where PC games were once popular but then consoles came and that was the only way to make money.
Any Way.... there are multiple DQ games on PC now in the west.
Thank you Capcom,Bandai, and GabeN
Pc is so alive now that even Microsoft are making their new console look like a PC.
Last few challenges are going to be like
12/29: Play a 4 hour MP session with 5 of your friends
12/30: Get all the achievements for one of the games you bought on the Steam sale
12/31: Double your Steam level
1/01: Gift $10,000 of Steam games to friends
Singleplayer only game from 2015 doing those type of #s.
Very Skyrim-esque. I wonder what the GOG concurrent is.
Also Cyberpunk made it into bronze with preorders only. That thing is selling 10 million on Steam alone.
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