The world exists only for "The West" after all.oh look, when it's finally affecting "the west" (instead of just the poorest countries, like usual) - people suddenly start caring ...
Also MJunioR is now internet famous!
The world exists only for "The West" after all.oh look, when it's finally affecting "the west" (instead of just the poorest countries, like usual) - people suddenly start caring ...
that's why they aren't talking to us anymoreAlso @MJunioR is now internet famous!
Yup, Ubisoft did it a few days ago but only in poorer regions. The result? No Kotaku, PCGamer, etc headlines.
I mean stoneshard is slated to be in early access for 1.5 - 2 years with the price increasing gradually the more features going into itI want Stoneshard and Saints & Sinners so badly, but I can't buy them until Ive finished up a big bunch of other games.
And then comes march with Doom, Alyx, Ori and Animal Crossing.
I realize even if Satisfactory comes on Steam in march, I will most likely not have time to play it and I really do wanna play it.
Yup yup.
Yeah that wasn't one I was thinking of as cookie cutter, don't worryI wouldn't classify Gods and Monsters as cookie cutter AT ALL. Its literally AC x Botw x Nier Automata X God of War X ReCore in the first "open puzzle world", the game is finished. It just needs a lot, A LOT of polish
What happened?Also @MJunioR is now internet famous!
What I learned from selling all my stuff, is that you have to take a huge loss. Like when I sold my PC I took more than half off and it wasn't even a year old.Hmm, my quasi complete old PC doesn’t seem to interest people on the French Craiglist.
Tempted to say fuck it all, add a monitor and gpu and make it a secondary PC. I’m certain my mom would love to play Stardew-like games in multiplayer.
Bought it as well. Can't wait to play it tonight!Played a bit of Stoneshard.
Damn that was dope.
Wait, what did @MJunioR do ?
Their post regarding EA's price increase was referenced in the PCGamer article.What happened?
Lmao I posted that thread here the other day and didnt even realize he was the one who posted itTheir post regarding EA's price increase was referenced in the PCGamer article.
Dragon Age 2 DLCs are not included at least.If I subscribe to Origin Premier, I have access to the myriad DLC for Dragon Age and co ?
Maybe a dumb streaming service exclusivity to Stadia.No Tomb Raider games playable in Geforce Now?
bad ews for the Gollum game i guesss
shamelessly stolen from somewhere else but didnt look like a lot of people noticed, kind of goes into "Eeehhhhh" territory
For that kind of news
Wondered me too. Especially as SOtTR comes with RTX support and the premium GeForce now tier supports RTX.No Tomb Raider games playable in Geforce Now?
To be fair, Gamepass doesn't offer DLC either and both services are still an incredible value without them. I think it's better this way too. In a subscription dominated future, there still need to be incentives to purchase full games or it will quickly become a race to the bottom quality-wise.I see. So, it's true. When they have some down time, EA suits fuse together and become UltraMotherfucker. I didn't want to see, but it was always there.
I guess you are totally right. But this is Dragon Age 2 DLC we are talking about, it's complicatedTo be fair, Gamepass doesn't offer DLC either and both services are still an incredible value without them. I think it's better this way too. In a subscription dominated future, there still need to be incentives to purchase full games or it will quickly become a race to the bottom quality-wise.
Because they are the games that are already installed on the servers and they probably need to talk with developers to be allowed to offer them.I am likely misunderstanding this, but if Geforce Now operates as a virtual machine in the cloud through which you then you log into your gaming accounts (e.g. Steam), then why are only certain titles supported?
Do it! Threads don't have to be well made, as I often say, better to have something badly made than not made at all.We need a wallpaper thread. We also need a cooking thread. Maybe in 2020 I can adopt my ultimate form and become a... content creator ?
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You poor souls never deserved that, though
More like publishers, I presume.Because they are the games that are already installed on the servers and they probably need to talk with developers to be allowed to offer them.
I wonder how Steam could get away with Remote Play Together. Looks like the type of initiative that would get a publisher to have an aneurysm.More like publishers, I presume.
yup, you gotta book an appointment with my agent nowthat's why they aren't talking to us anymore
Wait, what did MJunioR do ?
He was already a turncoat to animu
You were able to run any game by quitting a launched game, and starting something else during early beta.I am likely misunderstanding this, but if Geforce Now operates as a virtual machine in the cloud through which you then you log into your gaming accounts (e.g. Steam), then why are only certain titles supported?
Because:I wonder how Steam could get away with Remote Play Together. Looks like the type of initiative that would get a publisher to have an aneurysm.
Maybe because it's a free service.
yup, you gotta book an appointment with my agent now
sorry I haven't been posting as much lashy, I know I have to keep doing my part in order to push anime away from Meta once and for all
I have always been eligible to try Prime for free and I have never seen the appeal. You need to have lots of money to spend on Amazon to find an interest in getting faster shipping. Plus, if I had a lot of disposable money, I would boycott Amazon as much as I can anyway.I'm eligible to try prime again
Oh, I buy something from them once every blue moon and use the offer for free 1-day shipping.I have always been eligible to try Prime for free and I have never seen the appeal. You need to have lots of money to spend on Amazon to find an interest in getting faster shipping. Plus, if I had a lot of disposable money, I would boycott Amazon as much as I can anyway.
That's a shame, outside of the technical issues what we played of it was decent.bad ews for the Gollum game i guesss
also kinda explains this
tey fucked up pretty hard with this one
They must be because I don't know anything about them.This is... weird? I guess they're completely new ports?
I'm all for a wallpaper thread, make it happen!We need a wallpaper thread. We also need a cooking thread. Maybe in 2020 I can adopt my ultimate form and become a... content creator ?
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You poor souls never deserved that, though
I thought the same for years, that last encounter seemed so unfair. Then I finally decided to play on easy and man I was finally able to beat it, so give it a try you can do it!Man FTL is sooooo hard. I have never managed to beat the last stage. I dont think i ever will.
yup, you gotta book an appointment with my agent now
Besides, it's more restricted than Family Sharing, and I'd say most devs are OK with that. With Remote Play Together people can only play if the owner is hosting the session, so it's not like they can play whenever they want.Because:
-Devs can opt out of it if they so want.
-It started targeting a small section of games that have local coop but not online coop (thus adding a new free service to devs).
-Most of the affected games with the addition are indie developers which dont have that much power.
In general the more surprising thing is that not that many devs prohibit "Family Sharing".