They're both turn-based tactical RPGs, but Naheulbeuk has free-roaming in-between combat, while Dark Crystal is your classic mission-based maps.
stahp RDR2 dick measuring contests or whatever these wankers are doing STAAAHHPPPPPPPPPP It is a 7 out of 10 game for me, but a bit more on the positive side of things
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Coming from RPG devs, that Corner Wolves game has to be a RPG, right?Brass Lion is a new diverse studio from Mass Effect 3 and Skyrim devs
Brass Lion Entertainment is the new studio from multiple industry veterans. It is going to focus on diverse and inclusive characters and creators.
Well i am intrigued
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Inb4 it's a platform agnostic Service that Epic will use for the EGS
NepNep is fun, SUE ME
What and who are you talking about?
Your video card is gud I get it
guess what's not gud? Measuring your e peener
As someone without a gaming pc, this is something I really want! Been asking for it for years.
Wait a sec, they're charging 50 usd for this?????Steam Store
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Yeah, it's a pretty solid GoW clone.
I'd really love the option to stream the games I own without having my PC running at home. And possibly streamable via a browser, instead of a dedicated app, so that I could play during lunch break at work
No way devs would agree to one price but I can see them selling streaming licenses as DLC.
I mean, to some extent you already get that if you have a Steam copy. You can e.g. rent cloud systems from Nvidia to stream those games.
What do you mean by that? The way I see it devs would have nothing to do with it -- you'd buy the game from them to play, it's just that you don't own the hardware you are running it on?
yup, pretty much this ... it will DEFINITELY work the same way geforce now does
Can Valve legally mandate something like that tho? I don't really know but it feels like streaming is a different form of distribution so there could be lawsuits or something like that. I feel like devs would have to opt in and I don't see them doing it unless there is $$$ involved.
I mean, what you get when you buy a game on Steam is a license to play it, it doesn't limit what hardware you can run it on (just that you only run it once at a time).
Of course, but that's the subscribers paying for access to the servers, it has nothing to do with individual games.
With how greedy big devs and pubs have gotten nowadays + all the talks of percentage cuts....I just don't see this being free for owners of games in anyway. Especially seeing the partnerships between Google and Ubisoft. I think there would have to be similar agreements. Valve could make it all free for steam owners ofc by fronting the bill and that would be amazing but I doubt it. Cloud gaming costs hundreds of millions at this point and I don't see Valve being that generous. DLC streaming licenses would be a decent compromise imo. Assuming the prices aren't too expensive.
Yea console gamers go through the same thing as well. Its like every time Bethesda releases a console game...PC gamers can easily say the same thing. "This is why I game on PC instead of console."Each time a bad pc port is being released, console gamers spam social media that this is the reason why console gaming is far superior to pc gaming. Hilarious.
They somehow managed to release a game that crashes on AMD systems if the BIOS is too new. Or too old. Depends on which way around it is, something to do with the AGESA version. Never seen that before. Hey, maybe Timmy didn't pay them, they were just afraid of the Steam reviews, they'd probably be around 20% right now.
Well, at least they're including the Korean voices alongside the English dub. Wish more games included Korean dub options.
To be honest, the number of games coming from Korea has never been that large to begin with.
Go and wear a T-shirt "F*ck Epic", just to see their reaction.
