God I wish, sadly I think it's a no-go since it's partially owned by Nintendo. Plus trying to get those prerendered backgrounds up to speed on modern resolutions when the assets are probably all gone is also a breakpoint. I still have my gamecube copies at least, as long as my wii and gamecube still work.Now I want a Baten Kaitos collection.
Fat stacks!
People actually still buy foils for more than 10 cents, who knew?
I think enhanced steam used to do that.Fat stacks!
I remember when a regular card was around 0.50$ and foils could go for 5+$. I bought so many games by selling cards it's ridiculous.
I wonder if there's an easy way to see how much money you've made by offloading junk on the Steam marketplace.
Because in the US there's no national VAT but there are sales taxes levied by states, conties, and cities so with online purchases the amount owned isn't known until payment information is entered.
Yeah! I need to play more FF games but it's the one with my favorite battle system.FF13 is fun
And I'm sure God really didn't want to know either..
FF13 is fun
Interesting. In Germany it is either 19% or 7% across the board depending on the product and is always included in the price.
I sold a foil for $8 just a few weeks ago. I had two of the same foil so the other is still up at that price. It took around six months of being listed to sell but that worked out.
I found the exposition to be the most interesting thing about 13. The Fal'cie, l'Cie and Cie'th are reaaallly interesting concepts. I found that and the world itself to be really fascinating, a shame it was all hidden in the Datalogs and the actually story was kinda whatever (I don't remember much about it) and I was so disappointed with the sequels just dropping this only interesting aspect of the lore in favor of some dumb time bullshit.
The combat system is indeed interesting... but the story is fanfic-tier garbo. And the fact that right off the bat the exposition is filled with hard-to-follow terms like Fal'cie really doesn't help!
Many complained about its linearity... and even though it did feel too on-rails, it was ok. What kept me playing was the fact that everybody was saying "it opens up after 20 hours!". And yes it did. It stopped being a final fantasy and became something closer to WoW.
It's the only final fantasy where I had to use a trainer just to be able to finish the story.
obviously I don't mean any disrespect. De gustibus non est disputandum...
If you go https://steamcommunity.com/market with enhanced Steam enabled, to the right of the popular items listings there'll be a box like this:Fat stacks!
I remember when a regular card was around 0.50$ and foils could go for 5+$. I bought so many games by selling cards it's ridiculous.
I wonder if there's an easy way to see how much money you've made by offloading junk on the Steam marketplace.
If you go https://steamcommunity.com/market with enhanced Steam enabled, to the right of the popular items listings there'll be a box like this:
It might take a refresh or two for it to work. Seems a bit fiddly.
Itch's handling of VAT is unusually annoying.
I played it a fair bit a year or so ago. Terrific game if you like space adventuring. Can be pretty complex. I stranded a fair few Kerbals on the Mun before perfecting my interplanetary technique.
If I had saved all trading cards funds (not that it was possible, since initially wallet limit was lower). I'd be able to get a free Valve Index and still have some left for games.
TrAdInG cArDs ArE a UsElEsS FeAtUrE
is there any sort of website out there where you can see which games you own that are profitable to craft boosters for?
I've used this one to check what kind of prices cards have.
Cool thanks!If you go https://steamcommunity.com/market with enhanced Steam enabled, to the right of the popular items listings there'll be a box like this:
It might take a refresh or two for it to work. Seems a bit fiddly.
They don't hate achievements. They just more or less don't care about them
Alright I will keep trying the tutorial then before I move onto the main game I will watch that.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who did this. The combat was interesting at first but there was so much of it and it became so annoyingly repetitive that I just wanted the game to end... but I was too far along to just abandon the game. Thanks to CheatEngine I got to see how the dumpster-fire of story ended!
13-2's story is hot garbage, but its gameplay is way more diverse than 13. There are mini-games and puzzles and the whole monster catching and training angle is really fun, it's also way more open.
I did the same thing with the second one, although I think I jumped ship even earlier than you.
I personally want a platinum equivalent on steam. Right know there is just a counter with "Perfect Games" and you can't actually lookup which games those are without a 3rd party stat tracking tool. The completion rate stat also seems to be bugged for a lot of people.
Yes! Cusom audio files support would be the best but if it's coming then probably as steam market items.all @Knurek wants is an audio cue when achievements are unlocked
yeah, that might be cool
Ban yourself until you have played a proper FF game.
I honestly found playing the career mode along side that guys videos taught me loads more than the tutorials did. I'd recommend sticking at it as the game is very rewarding once you get the hang of it. Nothing like the feeling of landing on the Mun, blasting back off, rendezvousing with your orbital space station and returning home.
If you're idea of a good game is the equivalent of a prototype you would.
