Yeah, unless it suddenly gets a lot worse.I think the majority of my month will just be playing Genshin Impact
That's where I'm at more or less. When the EGS shenanigans first started I was so frustrated with it I went on an "ignore on Steam" rampage and vowed to never pay any amount of money for those sellouts even when they crawl back to Steam eventually, then I mellowed a bit and thought I'd consider them on a case by case basis. Now that so many of them are on Steam, the most interest I can muster in some of them is to remove them from the ignore list, and to wishlist an even smaller group of those games. I would've probably snapped Untitled Goose Game day one for example had it released on Steam a year ago, but now I just can't bring myself to buy it even though it's sitting at a nice 25% off and has local co-op too now! Maybe I'll get it before the sale ends, but that would be my first (and last for a very long tine probably) purchase of a former EGS moneyhat. First world problems I know but this resentment is what happens I guess when you gaslight and talk down to your customers who aren't hurting for other options in the leastAfter much thought I decided to remove a few former EGS exclusives from my wishlist. Phoenix Point, The Outer Worlds, the Outer Wilds, Hades, Control. Initially I planned on maybe buying them down the line when they drop to a few dollars but I have a ton of other games on my list and I realized that I just don't care enough about these titles anymore to overcome by dislike of their developers and publishers' business decisions.
Listen to this person as the truth has been spoken.I think the best way to play it is with the original art, but with speech using the Ultimate Talkie Edition builder:
After a little googling, I'm so fucking sad this isn't the original dialog !
Thanks lashman for this thread, as always amazing!
New thread smell, etc etc. Great thread @lashman
Nice thread @lashman
And thanks for the OT as always, Lash!
Great thread as always lashman
Terrific new thread @lashman Thanks very much
Great thread @lashman
thanks, folks ... it really means a whole lot! thank youNew month, new thread! Great work as usual @lashman
Oh hey, I already have that!
oh hey, I have this achievement for once.
wow, so many people ... congrats! added!PS - retro achievement
you're welcome lolOkay, okay
You got me with that one. Well done!
Likewise.I selfishly want Bloodstained to be included in the next humble choice.
do we need an emergency alternative challenge?wow, so many people ... congrats! added!
do we need an emergency alternative challenge?
Plenty of time for me to forget to put it on pause......again.New Choice tomorrow @3@
Then a 5 week time period til the next choice....
Have been waiting for that one for a few months now. Finger-crossLikewise.
So uh, ain't nothin' selfish about that.
SRB2Kart is so good. Terrible name, but great game.
Woah.
After such a long wait for a successor to X-Wing and TIE Fighter, Star Wars: Squadrons feels like a lucky shot with a proton torpedo.
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The single-player campaign teaches you the ropes, but achieves little else. Multiplayer is always fun and is exactly what it needs to be to wow Star Wars fans
Star Wars: Squadrons' single-player campaign tells an entertaining story, while its flight controls hit a sweet spot between accessibility and nuance – and it's made even better by VR and HOTAS support.
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Squadrons faithfully delivers Star Wars space combat experience, but it lacks more variety in game modes, starships and levels. The whole game is VR compatible, which makes it one of the best experiences we had with this technology.
Board the X-Wing or Tie Fighter and journey to a galaxy far, far away. Star Wars: Squadrons is good shooter focused on multiplayer mission-based objectives.
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Despite its lack of epicness, Star Wars Squadrons is a pleasant surprise. Whether you're a Star Wars fan or not, you have a good chance to enjoy what this Space Opera game has to offer, which is a great achievement for Motive Studios.
It's easy to argue that Star Wars: Squadrons doesn't offer quite enough. Players get what is essentially an eight-hour tutorial which acts as a prelude for the game's multiplayer, a limited but fun offering of modes with some potential for great staying power.
From inside my HTC Vive Pro, I feel totally immersed in the action. I'm surrounded by cockpits that look just like they do in the classic films. My ears are filled with familiar Star Wars sounds that I can immediately recognize, and Squadrons' excellent binaural audio brings it to life all around me. I can look in any direction, moving my head as fast as I want without the game struggling to keep up with me. Even while boosting, rolling, and turning to keep a bead on other players during multiplayer, I always felt in control.
Always has been.Playing Outrun is a serious business.
Always has been.
Only question is:
What is THE Outrun track to play while racing for the top?
Obviously it is this one
Expecting a future headline be like‘Genshin Impact’ tries an interesting live service trick: Make a good game at launch
This should be a given for a new game launch, but somehow it's such a rarity. It's either crashes, server being overwhelmed, co-op not working, constant disconnects, barebone content, or the combination of all that. Genshin Impact has none of that, it just works.
You can directly access the page by typing the URL in your browser. Or look for the game on SteamCardExchange.net.Is there an easy way to find all market listings for the items from a certain game?
Knock on the coffin lidCartridge Defense is a tower defense game with collectible cards that you will use to create your own decks to defend against robots in the cyberpunk inspired future. Play cards (cartridges) to spawn towers, upgrades, special abilities and more.
During the game, the main character has a path on which he will always face a hard choice: which way to the main goal will be right one? Help the dwarves to destroy the elven idol or pass by? Could you trust a huge orc? Do I even need such card in my deck?
The choice, as well as all consequences it leads, depends only on you!
Vaporum Lockdown"Amazing Immortal Cultivation Simulator" is a simulated business game with Roguelike elements and a combination of survival, role-playing, strategy and other elements. The game is inspired by works such as "Dwarf Fortress", "RimWorld", "Xinshu Mountain Swordsman", "Tianxia Tyrant" and other works, and aims to simulate a unique journey of cultivation for players.
In the game, the player will guide the character's survival and production from the perspective of God and establish his own school. In this process, you will feel the surprises or surprises encountered by the characters, solve the crises and difficulties they face, and personally create your own legend of cultivation.
Every restart is a brand new map, find the right place in the random terrain, let everything in the world become your help. In the sandbox world, do what you want, don't be restrained, do whatever you want. It is up to you to decide whether to live in a group in a cave, build a pavilion on the lake, or use spiritual stones to enjoy the luxury of local slabs.
Vaporum: Lockdown is a prequel to the award-winning steampunk dungeon crawler Vaporum. It is a grid-based, single-player, single-character game, seen from a first-person perspective in an original steampunk setting, and inspired by old-school games like Dungeon Master I and II, the Eye of the Beholder series, and the more recent Legend of Grimrock I and II.
Vaporum: Lockdown follows the story of Ellie Teller, a scientist who is a part of a mysterious research project in the middle of an ocean. Following disastrous events, she struggles to survive and escape the tower of Arx Vaporum.
Outrage?? What is wrong with Minecraft Steve?Love the smash outrage
He's not a character from 1996 no one but hardcore enthusiasts remember.Outrage?? What is wrong with Minecraft Steve?
I wish people would show the same energy for hundreds of other games with kernel anti cheats including pretty much every Ubisoft game, Fortnite, ARMA, Halo, etc. Even the most beloved Fall Guys has it.I'd try Genshin Impact, but it forbids running in a VM and the kernel-level anti-cheat pretty much checks itself off my to-play list .
I think it's what we call a "Boomer moment"Outrage?? What is wrong with Minecraft Steve?
You figure it out after yelling at the cloud for the first time like all old men. So in about a weekCan someone please explain to me how it's already October? I'm going to be 30 years old in a few weeks
Hardcore enthusiasts? These nintentoddlers are cute.Daily reminder that Sans and Steve are in Smash but Geno isnt
He's not a character from 1996 no one but hardcore enthusiasts remember.
That has to be a joke right?
ya it is, he's a good sarcastic jokester on twitterThat has to be a joke right?
Four close beta tests probably helps a lot. Heck during the third close beta, the PS4 version ran worse than the mobile version.‘Genshin Impact’ tries an interesting live service trick: Make a good game at launch
This should be a given for a new game launch, but somehow it's such a rarity. It's either crashes, server being overwhelmed, co-op not working, constant disconnects, barebone content, or the combination of all that. Genshin Impact has none of that, it just works.