Hey cheers ill try that.If you use steam input, the game might have selected a wrong template for you as it did for me. Switching to gamepad template worked on my end.
Hey cheers ill try that.If you use steam input, the game might have selected a wrong template for you as it did for me. Switching to gamepad template worked on my end.
I think level-/dungeon-design around the mechanics of a game can also be had with "designer-wants-it-that-way" as long as the "verbs" of a game are not just shoot/swing sword and "press button to interact". Would also argue there is place for a more authored experienced in games though I would believe it is much harder to pull off enticingly as a system-driven approach so we mostly see combat encounters.I couldn't agree more, both on level design and the use of physics as well as systems-driven gameplay instead of designer-wants-it-that-way, outcome-driven gameplay.
I think I spoke too categorically, and you are completely right. Uncharted games reflect what you say for instance, and I love them to bits. It's just that we aren't getting a lot of the kind of games designed around the ethos of systemic gameplay that Valve so embraces. They are much harder to create, you are right there too. Since the outcome can't be controlled, the approach has to be really different and can't be solely outcome-driven, but have an underlying vision. Not that there isn't one in the other case, but this is one instance where I feel it's really indispensable.I think level-/dungeon-design around the mechanics of a game can also be had with "designer-wants-it-that-way" as long as the "verbs" of a game are not just shoot/swing sword and "press button to interact". Would also argue there is place for a more authored experienced in games though I would believe it is much harder to pull off enticingly as a system-driven approach so we mostly see combat encounters.
Well the PS4 also didnt have an exclusive worth a damn for like 3 years
Will PC get RDR2 too?
Yeah my PS4 shelf is eerily similar
I had the opposite reaction, it looks like... nothing particularly interesting from this trailer.Spoilers be damned, Im getting this game. Looks amazing.
My condolences.I had the opposite reaction, it looks like... nothing particularly interesting from this trailer.
I'm probably dead inside.My condolences.
When I looked at the combat I immediately started to dislike it but that's just me personally. It looks really good visually thoughWhat are peoples thoughts on ghost of T.
People do seemed hyped for it. Especially when there was talk about a new AC game a week ago and people were asking if it would be set in Japan people were saying that there was no need because of Ghost of T.
I just really did not like the gameplay of the first game, and the story of this one doesn’t appeal to me. It’s like if Mortal Kombat was completely 100% serious and only over the top in violence and grimdark.I had the opposite reaction, it looks like... nothing particularly interesting from this trailer.
Only thing I have left on my PS4 wishlist is:I haven’t looked at any spoilers but I’m looking forward to TLOU2. It’ll probably be the last time I dust my PS4 off.
I'm amazed from a technical standpoint. The facial capture, the animation quality and blending, hell, the acting are amazing.Just watched the new TLOU 2 trailer.
Spoilers be damned, Im getting this game. Looks amazing.
Tweet is unavailable because sources and translation are not accurate according to other people.more shitty working conditions
Me too. I bought one for Bloodborne. Played it. Thought it was pretty good but i prefer the Dark Souls formula. Then it sat on a shelf for a few months and i ended up giving it to a friend. Dont think ill ever get another console.Yeah my PS4 shelf is eerily similar
I really shouldn't have bought it
Considering that CD Projekt RED always expressed a firm stance against microtransactions in the game, the mention certainly sounds off, so Twinfinite reached out to the studio directly to seek clarification on the issue.
A CD Projekt RED representative explained that the “in-game purchases” descriptor is now required for games that may receive expansions in the future.
I don't know why but this line is hilarious.This is the dream of gaming in the Clinton years realized.
Nah.I need one of those super ultrawide monitors right about now.
After reading your comment I downloaded the demo and finished it in about 8 minutes (it does look promising!). You can safely play without actually spoiling anything major! or minor...Just played the demo for Ghostrunner, and goddamn, I had to stop playing, its just too good and I don´t want to spoil anything for the full release.
Nice, love the Steamworks blogs.Steam :: Steamworks Development :: Traffic Reports Update: Improving Accuracy and Categorization
We've just rolled out an update to the platform traffic reports, with the goal of giving game developers better data and visibility of the impressions their games are seeing on Steam. Developers may find this tracking by visiting their app’s landing page in Steamworks, clicking on "Marketing &...steamcommunity.com
Finish getting ready to finish the fight!
blame Warioit's getting hammered alright
I might have just purchased a 3800x
wallet says
I now need a Motherboard (going with MSI B450 longass cringe name) and PSU (going with the corsair RMX series, probably, still not sure about it)
I also still have to convince myself that I'm a very responsible adult and I don't need a new case. am I?
Do what they tell you, play some games
Library
- Added a new library shelf "Play Next", which recommends unplayed games from your library (similar to the Steam Labs experiment of the same name).