Right, right. I think I read about that at some point.It's not exactly a lootbox, but there's this seasonal "scratch" system with a chance of getting random item.
So yeah, it'll never be available in NL & BE.
Maybe that new PSO will avoid it.
Right, right. I think I read about that at some point.It's not exactly a lootbox, but there's this seasonal "scratch" system with a chance of getting random item.
So yeah, it'll never be available in NL & BE.
The scratch system is the big money maker of PSO2, NGS is almost certainly gonna keep that system, especially since NGS is gonna be inside the current PSO2 (both games will be in the same client, switching between them will be like switching between lobbies).Right, right. I think I read about that at some point.
Maybe that new PSO will avoid it.
The secret of Monkey Island released thirty years ago on 15th of October 1990.i already have a pretty good title for the October thread
but you could suggest monthly retro and monthly challenge if you want
for Monthly challenge I suggest the Pacifist achievement for Deus Ex Mankind Divided - and for Monthly retro I suggest Venetica (because I've been replaying it a bit and its still a nice game)you could suggest monthly retro and monthly challenge if you want
Probably a better pick then, yeah.The secret of Monkey Island released thirty years ago on 15th of October 1990.
The secret of Monkey Island released thirty years ago on 15th of October 1990.
done and done! thanksfor Monthly challenge I suggest the Pacifist achievement for Deus Ex Mankind Divided
Finally, a challenge which I can dodone and done! thanks
What is 80 GB ?EDIT2: 80 GIGABYTES?!?!?! 80 GABEN GIGABYTES?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
Guess it's time for e replay :OThe secret of Monkey Island released thirty years ago on 15th of October 1990.
PSO2What is 80 GB ?
That's 8 years worth of content for you.PSO2
Only watched a 15 minutes recap, but my jaw dropped when the president told u.s. white supremacists to stand by.Watched the debate on youtube this morning. Yeah... as expected, you might be kinda fucked, US people.
One's still the better option though (not by his own merits).
31 days of wishing death upon Santa (dec)Toying with the 31 days of horror thing. There sure are a lot of things I could watch read etc.
That being said, it seems awfully over the top, 31 fucking days.
Are there other 31 days of something in the year btw ?
Next year PSO2 is gonna receive a graphics engine upgrade, and the new game (New Genesis) is gonna be in the same client, I wonder how much space all of that is gonna need, and that's not to talk about all the updates that NGS is gonna get over the years.PSO2
He what. Not to derail this thread but this is stunning to me. Going to google it.Only watched a 15 minutes recap, but my jaw dropped when the president told u.s. white supremacists to stand by.
And I don't even know why I'm still surprised.
What is this? Discovering this now?!?!?
Woah
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NVM
IT IS NOW!
EDIT2: 80 GIGABYTES?!?!?! 80 GABEN GIGABYTES?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
I'm almost afraid to mention then how many people, especially this year, actually did 61 days of Horror (starting in September 1st).Toying with the 31 days of horror thing. There sure are a lot of things I could watch read etc.
That being said, it seems awfully over the top, 31 fucking days.
Are there other 31 days of something in the year btw ?
TENGEN
Woah
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NVM
IT IS NOW!
EDIT2: 80 GIGABYTES?!?!?! 80 GABEN GIGABYTES?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
Y'all need to check out my Highlight threads more often ;PWhat is this? Discovering this now?!?!?
edit: wait what it's on steam? from 1 year ago? wtf?
Yeah, this is what I would opt for, I think. It allows to mix movies, comics, books etc. while still being thematic. The downside is it's not really the same thing as everyone else, but 31 movies, dayum.For some people, the idea is to watch at least one film a day, or at least some thematic content every single day (which is what I go for, not always successfully).
Decide your own rules, and have fun.
Challenge, the achievement to pet that dog in Hades. It isn't hard, more a challenge of character.i already have a pretty good title for the October thread
but you could suggest monthly retro and monthly challenge if you want
Oh, I'm not going for 31 films.but 31 movies, dayum.
Although our Star Wars opinions are light years apart (and our horror tastes may be as well), I start "Horror" things the first weekend of Autumn. So I'm a '40 day' person.I'm almost afraid to mention then how many people, especially this year, actually did 61 days of Horror (starting in September 1st).
Or how some do 40 days for some reason.
By the way, this is all about having fun.
The "rules" are only as tough as you want them to be. The idea is basically to watch thematic content during the month of October. And it doesn't need to be straight horror, "macabre" or monster themed content (like say The Addams Family, or even Scooby-Doo; you can be sure I'll be watching Scooby-Doo next month ) is perfectly appropriate, or Halloween special episodes of some sitcoms, or The Simpsons.
For some people, the idea is to watch as many films as possible during the 31 days (meaning, they don't watch stuff every single day).
For some people, the idea is to watch at least one film a day, or at least some thematic content every single day (which is what I go for, not always successfully).
Decide your own rules, and have fun.
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Ah, I finally got those 40 day celebrations then.Although our Star Wars opinions are light years apart (and our horror tastes may be as well), I start "Horror" things the first weekend of Autumn. So I'm a '40 day' person.
I do focus mostly on the weekends for the celebration of the season, just so I don't burn out by mid October.
it can be quite frustrating. Was close to giving up on it a few times. The game is very uneven in its difficulty.Ok the platforming in Touryst suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck. A room resets every time you fail, and the one I'm in now has three jumps that you easily fail. Shame for otherwise a nice game.
Is Vampyr worth playing?I might play some horror games for spooktober. Started Vampyr earlier, still need to play Blair Witch on gamepass as well. Maybe I'll do one spooky per week for October.
Yeah, difficult platforming isn't really what I'm looking for with the game. I loved it when it was mostly about puzzle solving.it can be quite frustrating. Was close to giving up on it a few times. The game is very uneven in its difficulty.
Hw many routes have ye playedI kinda feel the itch to replay FE3H, I think that I might do just that when i'm done with my replay of Evenicle
I played Manifold Garden on Apple Arcade and it was incredible. Really scratched that itch Antichamber and Portal left.Next month should be interesting in terms of Ex-EGS exclusives coming to Steam and GOG (in some cases)
Here are a few:
Kine
Afterparty
Outer Worlds
Surviving the Aftermath
Manifold Garden
Cardpocalypse
Falcon Age
A gentleman and a scholarAh, I finally got those 40 day celebrations then.
It now makes sense.
As for burning out, thankfully I have such variety of films (between recent purchases I saved for the season, and stuff I bought just to watch in October) I usually have a great time. In the last 2-3 years I barely watched anything, so this year I intend to go big, and return to my successful runs. The current circumstances help, since there's still a lot of places closed, and a lot of limitations, big or small, in place.
I don't have anything mapped out, just a whole lot of films at hand, and I watch whatever fits my mood.
I mean, I have 2 new boxsets with Gialli films that I reserved just for the month, a whole bunch of Dario Argento films I want to re-watch (my wife never saw them), I have 80's/90's horror films of various types (like The Dark Half, Cat's Eye, Nightbreed, Creepshow 2, ...), good old Hammer films, Classic Universal Monsters films from the early 1900's (and other older efforts like Boris Karloff's The Ghoul, from 1933), ozploitation films, Mexican horror films, 70's Drive-In classics (The Town That Dreaded Sundown, ...), Spanish thrillers, Scooby-Doo animation films (I even bought the latest direct-to-video film, Happy Halloween, Scooby-Doo!, featuring Elvira), and more.
I even bought a few recent horror films, because my wife keeps asking me "don't you have anything more modern to watch?" ( ), like Midsommar (Director's Cut), Hereditary, Us, Don't Breathe, and the Child's Play reboot/remake from 2019 (which I'm sure to dislike ).