If liking anime is bad dont want to be good.Not a chance. 60 at 1080p maybe
Because you're bad and you should feel bad
Thank you for your service.Finally prepurchased Atelier Ryza
333 wishlist items btw
If liking anime is bad dont want to be good.Not a chance. 60 at 1080p maybe
Because you're bad and you should feel bad
Thank you for your service.Finally prepurchased Atelier Ryza
niceI try to keep my wishlist under 70 so it usually stays at 69.
I try to keep my wishlist under 70 so it usually stays at 69.
You are absolutely correct.When you purchase something on the wl that happens. Just drag a game around and it's fixed.
if anime is bad then why did I put 10 hours of my time into Digimon Cyber Sleuth PC version?
I pity the fool. He'll never experience the pleasure of his first Steam sale, or of getting that elusive key for a removed game, or buying a game that went on sale after years without a discount.Gabe has told multiple people through his email that it was a real thing and that he does own every steam game
Noticed the same.Uhh, why is the font size for the Steam user reviews suddenly 18px? This happens in Chrome and Firefox. It looks ok in the client.
Uhh, why is the font size for the Steam user reviews suddenly 18px? This happens in Chrome and Firefox. It looks ok in the client.
Noticed that when i woke up and figured by browser was buggedNoticed the same.
I'm sad because the new consoles will render controllers and TVs obsolete. They will feature a neural network that taps into your brainwaves and shifts the patterns according to what you wanna do in the game. It also casts the rendered frames straight into your cerebral cortex, bypassing the optical system that adds a lot of lag to gaming. There's also the quantum cybernetics advances that allow them to generate the required power to sustain prolonged game sessions without an external power source, thus making them the first perpetual motion consoles of all time.So hang on. You guys dont think that the next consoles will be doing 120fps at 4k?
Ye of little faith.
All that fueled by the exquisite taste from your Mountain Dew Verification Can.I'm sad because the new consoles will render controllers and TVs obsolete. They will feature a neural network that taps into your brainwaves and shifts the patterns according to what you wanna do in the game. It also casts the rendered frames straight into your cerebral cortex, bypassing the optical system that adds a lot of lag to gaming. There's also the quantum cybernetics advances that allow them to generate the required power to sustain prolonged game sessions without an external power source, thus making them the first perpetual motion consoles of all time.
Online multiplayer is still behind a paywall, but hey, starving Sony and Microsoft still gotta eat somehow, you know?
This is an Augmented Steam bugUhh, why is the font size for the Steam user reviews suddenly 18px? This happens in Chrome and Firefox. It looks ok in the client.
Hey, I got some mega special enthusiast audio cables to sell you that will take care of that for you. They come with their own hanging device to keep those pesky electromagnets out of the way.I'm putting my PC on ebay as we speak because I don't want it in the same room with my new console or it might hold it back due to bad karma and electromagnesium
Can? Thanks to DRM, it's more like Can't.All that fueled by the exquisite taste from your Mountain Dew Verification Can.
Sound waves so sharp and edgy they would make Shadow the Hedgehog blush.Hey, I got some mega special enthusiast audio cables to sell you that will take care of that for you. They come with their own hanging device to keep those pesky electromagnets out of the way.
And maybe I'll throw in a magic rock that resonates the audio better in your room...
/s
This what we call "Pulling a CrossingEden"He never replied. As soon as he saw he was wrong he simply stuck his head in the sand and kept posting in the thread but never acknowledged his mistake.
I'm doing that with my cards, I have two foil ones~ including one 9SJust went through my older CS;GO items when suddenly
Why on earth compelled you to want to play a horror game before going to bed? :VStarted to play DreadOut before going to sleep. That was a huge mistake. I am too scared to play this scary game.
lashman is devoted to watching and indulging in anime.
It is a fact, he just trolling you all as his awkward tsundere way of appreciating anime.
Why on earth compelled you to want to play a horror game before going to bed? :V
Don't forget about NipponFor Norway and Australia too:
Just went through my older CS;GO items when suddenly
Rob is right, thoughEurogamer made someone angry.
@lashman is devoted to watching and indulging in anime.
I don't understand why Cohh isn't playing it yet. He was responsible for like 95% of the viewership for Kingmakler.So, Disco Elysium settled at 5k concurrent users peak. I honestly expected MUCH higher considering the hype and anticipation build up pre-release. Even when compared to other CRPGs, it's still pretty low. Pathfinder and Pillars 2 had 22k, even a "failure" like Tides of Numenera had 7k. That said, considering that it's very niche as there's no traditional combat in the game, and the asking price which is rather high, I guess it's definitely not a failure either. Just not as successful as I was hoping for.
Nonetheless, considering it's the studio's first ever game, I'm happy that it's successful enough for what it is. Looking forward to their next output.
The game is currently at #1 of global top sellers for CRPG, though. I wouldn't worry about it since the word of mouth is still strong. Besides, most people are still too busy playing Destiny 2. Hell, I'm a part of the problem too since I bought it and hardly put any hours into it.So, Disco Elysium settled at 5k concurrent users peak. I honestly expected MUCH higher considering the hype and anticipation build up pre-release. Even when compared to other CRPGs, it's still pretty low. Pathfinder and Pillars 2 had 22k, even a "failure" like Tides of Numenera had 7k. That said, considering that it's very niche as there's no traditional combat in the game, and the asking price which is rather high, I guess it's definitely not a failure either. Just not as successful as I was hoping for.
Nonetheless, considering it's the studio's first ever game, I'm happy that it's successful enough for what it is. Looking forward to their next output.
I didn't say that he was wrong. But I know there's multiple ways to become homeless. Just saying that it's interesting to have the opinion of someone saying this is not the reality he experienced.Rob is right, though
yeah, that's trueI didn't say that he was wrong. But I know there's multiple ways to become homeless. Just saying that it's interesting to have the opinion of someone saying this is not the reality he experienced.
same ... definitely going to play itStill interested in this game though.
Canada sucks! as a consumerFor Norway and Australia too:
You gave us Tim Hortons, you're all rightCanada sucks! as a consumer
Because it seems like a good game and that doesnt generate clicksWhy don't more outlets review Disco Elysium.
Does gaming press generally refuse to review games if they're not given a free copy?
because it's PC-only (for now, at least) ... so for most of the outlets it might as well not existWhy don't more outlets review Disco Elysium.
If anything, an unknown game that came out of nowhere getting 90+ reviews would piqued people's curiousity.Because it seems like a good game and that doesnt generate clicks
I'm not so sure about that. Original Sin 2 had 72 reviews on Meta, even the first game had 59.because it's PC-only (for now, at least) ... so for most of the outlets it might as well not exist
are we sure most of them weren't added when they released it on consoles?even the first game had 59
because it's PC-only (for now, at least) ... so for most of the outlets it might as well not exist
yeah, pretty much ... it's even worse with indies ... no matter how popular they are on PC (unless they ABSOLUTELY blow up - like Undertale or Stardew Valley) - most of them won't pay any attention to them ... until they come to a console (especially switch) ... that's when they start caringBut seriously, when people like jschreier only found out about the game in its launch week, it should tell you where their interests lies.