That is quite the long name!snip
I used gg.deals and looked at Historical Lows and picked a bunch of$1 or so games to buy. I only made a list of them, but I'll knock some off if I feel like it.Looked at the 1600 games on my wishlist, and in the end i got stressed and just bought new releases lol.
What was clicker/idle rpg hybrid (???) game that was popular like a month or two ago? It was set on an island, if I recall correctly. Was around $20. Can't remember what it's called and can't seem to find it either by searching Steam or google.
Yesss. That's the one! Thanks so much.
This one? (I have no idea what it is, but I think I remember lashman mentioning it was kinda like an idle/clicker thingy)
it is, yesThis one? (I have no idea what it is, but I think I remember @lashman mentioning it was kinda like an idle/clicker thingy)
I have a solution.Does anyone know a fix for GeForce Experience's '0x0001' error? Been having it for a week and no solution for it online seems to help. I have no reason to update my drivers atm btw.
Not sure from your post what you meant, but updating your drivers is probably the first thing you should do. That and check you have not messed with a Windows privacy/tweaking program that might have turned off services like Telemetry etc.Does anyone know a fix for GeForce Experience's '0x0001' error? Been having it for a week and no solution for it online seems to help. I have no reason to update my drivers atm btw.
not official data as it isn't from ValveDota Underlords, the first mobile title released by renowned PC game maker Valve Software, has been installed by more than 1.5 million players worldwide during its first week in public beta, Sensor Tower Store Intelligence data reveals.
To date, the largest number of Dota Underlords installs have come from Russia, which has accounted for approximately 210,000 downloads or 14 percent of the total. The United States is the game’s second largest market so far with 165,000 or about 11 percent of installs. Indonesia is third with 135,000 or about 9 percent. The game is most popular among Google Play users, who account for about 66 percent of all downloads.
Dota Underlords is part of a burgeoning new sub-genre of multiplayer games known as Auto Chess, its name taken from a popular fan-made mod for Valve’s PC title Dota 2. The creators of the Dota Auto Chess mod themselves recently launched a standalone mobile version, Auto Chess: Origin, which has been installed by an estimated 4.2 million App Store and Google Play users globally in its first month of availability. It was downloaded 1.1 million times in its first week on both platforms and has grossed more than $1.3 million so far. Valve has yet to begin monetizing Dota Underlords.
Food. GabeN would want you to eat... while you browse through your backlog failing to play a game or just browse the Store or your Wishlist daydreaming about the games you'll buy and never play.Games or food?
So this morning I was able to claim leftover points on games I'd already claimed! So that's good.So if you claim more points than you have capacity... do you just lose those points? Or do you have to play them for 30 more minutes for it to come back?
Imagine being such a fucking victim you join team corgi out of peer pressure.
Should be renamed Team Sheeple to be honest because that's what you fucking losers are.
Just following the masses, reading harry potter, doing an office job, proclaiming how unique you are on Tinder and the settling down in a traditional family unit until retirement.
Compare that to us alphas on team piggie, our team of misfits.
The rotten, the inked, the crazy. Podium #1 might be out of our reach, but at least we didn't gave up our souls to get there.
We Oink the fastest,
We Oink the hardest,
We Oink until we die.
You'll buy enough games to drown in, idle some old games where you have tons of cheevos, then convert that into points to boost, then buy more levels for your badge, so that a meaningless number on your Steam profile gets higher, and you'll love it.Honestly this is an awful sales event. Where are my discovery-crawl cards, Gabe?
Choose team to attack first then press the attack button.Weird, now I can't "attack" on that event game.
The button does nothing. I can't select a team to attack.
DDU? Download the driver manually you mean?I have a solution.
DDU and install without GFE.
DDU to completely uninstall the driver and GFE. Do this in safe mode. Then use the exe that you want to install the driver. When the installer starts you have to look for an option maybe like advanced or something. In there you can choose to not install GFE at all, but just the driver it self. You still get the Nvidia control panel. Ansel also need to be turned off as you can't use it, I forgot how but easy to find with search on the internet.Choose team to attack first then press the attack button.
DDU? Download the driver manually you mean?
Yeah, I know.Choose team to attack first then press the attack button.
Not sure if you got an answer for this one (im catching up on this thread) but i played this and really liked it. Nice little puzzle game with a lovely art style. The puzzles are a bit of a mix, some pretty good, some a bit more formulaic but its well presented. Took only a few hours to complete, maybe 3-4 if i remember correctly.Hey has anybody played either of these cheapos?
Any good?
Same here. Don't care, still have to idle more than 100k Points. Exhausting.Yeah, I know.
But, for some reason it isn't working.
I can't select a team.
Lots of info, photos and a video linked in this post:International shipping?
Yes, they know! Yes they're working on it! Yes they want to! Just takes some time.
I am really interested in getting an Index. If / when Valve announce the games they have in development i may have to bite. It sounds like a nice upgrade from the Vive.SNIP
But... you can just not download them and SAM it?Wah ha ha ha ha...
I knew having 4 disk drives with 100s of games installed would come in handy one day. Im idling all my games to generate boosts whilst watching the Cricket.
I dont know what that is.But... you can just not download them and SAM it?
It's used to unlock achievements without having the games installed. But you can also use it to idle gamesI dont know what that is.
A program that can be used to idle a game without having it installed, you must own game of course.I dont know what that is.
There is nothing to cheat if you are just going to idle a game. There is no difference apart you are not actually running the game.Hmmmm....sounds like cheating to me.
cheating the idle game without installing the games? im ok with that if it means i don't have to have loud hds in my pcHmmmm....sounds like cheating to me.
Thorin doing voiceover is fucking bizarre.
I mean technically the concept is just a copy of another game.Didn't they just release that DOTA Autochess thingie to major acclaim?
RPS not even on time with their hate boner. PC Gamer had an article yesterday. SadSo, in the RPS article regarding the Steam sale issues and such, the comments were filled with people exclaiming that this is the proof that Valve is not a game-making company anymore, since they do not know how to make a fun/understandable game.
Didn't they just release that DOTA Autochess thingie to major acclaim?
Only if you use it to do more then idling.Hmmmm....sounds like cheating to me.
Guess what the sequel is called?Va-11 hall-a - srly dev, fuck you with that title
Guess what the sequel is called?
N1RV Ann-A: Trouble in False Paradise
Thanks, yeah I decided to try it. Actually a short, good looking game that's not crazy hard is what I'm hoping for with it.Not sure if you got an answer for this one (im catching up on this thread) but i played this and really liked it. Nice little puzzle game with a lovely art style. The puzzles are a bit of a mix, some pretty good, some a bit more formulaic but its well presented. Took only a few hours to complete, maybe 3-4 if i remember correctly.
New level, and (I believe) 2 new missions in existing maps.Hey Steam just downloaded an 11GB update for Hitman2 which I assume is the new level.
I know what im doing this afternoon...
Someome needs to tweet him the 'SILENCE, BRAND' laser crab pic
I don't even know what to say anymore.
All I can say is that in working with Atlus, we felt incredibly privileged to be able to bring Catherine to PC. [...]And we feel more strongly that there was positive feedback from the community, and we hope that there are people at Atlus who take that into account and do see the positivity of that. It hopefully has a positive impact on our titles going forward, but I can't speak on behalf of them. All I can say is, step one was always about getting Catherine onto Steam, and we're so pleased that we had the opportunity with Atlus to be able to do that.
As for Epic, which has recently challenged Steam’s supremacy by offering a better revenue share to developers and store-wide subsidized discount during a recent sale, Sega doesn’t seem sold. For Clark, it’s not just about the 88/12 revenue split (versus Steam’s baseline 70/30 platform fee). Sega seems unlikely to be the next surprise Epic-exclusive publisher.
We've built up an incredibly strong long-term business with Steam. That's a great relationship for us, and we see it as a long-term relationship moving forward as well. With Epic coming to the table, we're really excited by that too, and we're really excited to see what that would bring to the market, what opportunities are to extend the reach via that content. And for us, it's not just about evaluating the revenue share. It's a really important component to it, one that has to be taken into account. But it's not just about that. It's about how you work to send your content to the consumers and deliver an ongoing experience and deliver a relationship.