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PC Gaming ERA | October 2019 - No Truce With The Outer Worlds
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Yeah, the combat stalled my progress in the game.
Not a fan. I'm shelving the game to see if they do some balancing work.
Game is amazing outside of that. Wish they had a baby/story mode so I could just see the content.
If the combat is not the main focus of the game, you can always wait until the good people at cheat engine create cheat tables to make it easier.
I really need to look more closely at cheat engine at some point.
For whatever reason I've always had this lingering paranoia about running 3rd party apps alongside games.
Maybe I should just get over it.
Hey look at that, some competition and Intel finally have to change their pricing.
Still LOLexensive CPUs tho. MY 6700 is doing good work barely being turned on at all!
Cheers! As always, It's the contributions from the community that make it great! And yeah, it's a packed month.
goes back to playing Dishonoured 2
Uzzy I noticed there is no Atelier Ryza recommendation, so i wrote one
The Glorious return of the Atelier Franchise!
Highly-packed with content and upgraded, pretty graphics to deliver a brand-new Atelier experience.
Intricate and interesting crafting mechanics await you on your quest to
Gather materials and engage in the wonderful art of alchemy.
Ho, capitalism, ho!
Steamrelease this october!
The Glorious return of the Atelier Franchise!
Highly-packed with content and upgraded, pretty graphics to deliver a brand-new Atelier experience.
Intricate and interesting crafting mechanics await you on your quest to
Gather materials and engage in the wonderful art of alchemy.
Ho, capitalism, ho!
Steamrelease this october!
TOMORROW IS REPUBLICAN SPAIN FOCUS TREE DAY IN HOI4.
It would be nice if someone could explain the safety of it. I know it only affects some RAM values and it is safe, but maybe someone with better knowledge can help you feel safer.
No mention of the ... attributes ... of the MC?
There goes 20$,
more money than the UK ever spent helping Republican Spain
W2's political intrigue and all the little side motivations and backstories even minor characters have is cool and all but W1's music and weirdness and willing to just be a dumb fantasy story endear it a little more to me
Wow Sword of Ditto in a bundle. Beautiful game but lacking a little something to push it to 'great' status. The controls and movement feel slow and stiff and overall just feels I dunno, lifeless.
It's kinda like a roguelite where you're supposed to replay it multiple times but I don't really want to play it after my first playthrough.
It's kinda like a roguelite where you're supposed to replay it multiple times but I don't really want to play it after my first playthrough.
Anyone itching for more Darkest Dungeon should check out Warsaw releasing tomorrow.
Then we have Mistover later this month.
Then we have Mistover later this month.
It would probably be more if the servers didn't die
Edit: Or are "at full capacity"
Yeah, I decided I'd call it a night and try again tomorrow after I got kicked out of a strike at the boss.
The animations are so fucking slow, can make a pot of coffee by the time the enemy round ends
ah i made the mistake of preloading a steam game again
does anyone know if there is a way to unpack a game while playing another? is this advisable if im playing a multiplayer game?
Nm, i see you can keep it unpacking but it basically kills the game im trying to play. Im reading that the game im trying to unpack isnt currently working anyway so ima hold off
does anyone know if there is a way to unpack a game while playing another? is this advisable if im playing a multiplayer game?
Nm, i see you can keep it unpacking but it basically kills the game im trying to play. Im reading that the game im trying to unpack isnt currently working anyway so ima hold off
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Yeah, it's extremely slow. Thankfully most of the combat is optional and doesn't come around too too often.
Well, I got lucky and actually just finished it. Let's just say that the second half of the game is extremely rushed.
Yeah everyone has been saying the game just ends with even some sidequests being in progress.
They're doing a stream tomorrow in regards to future plans so hopefully dlc will be like 6 months away and not 2 years lol
Prey. DH2's PC version is still pretty wonky even after all this time, and add the Game pass layer, and I'd bet it won't help.
Just finished Eastshade. Do not sleep on that game. It's low budget, it's short, it's a little off at times. But it's so damn charming and pleasant. Took me about 6.5 hours according to steam (with the help of a guide for one or two less-than-obvious steps). The game really tugged at my heartstrings, oddly enough. Maybe it's the tumultuous period in my life that it found me in, but having such a relaxing and wholesome experience was so welcome. I loved this game, and I'd recommend it to almost anyone who's looking for something chill.
Now, as to what I'm going to play next. I've picked back up on Va-11 Hall-A, actually. Playing a day a night, to try and keep the pace up. I really like it, it's super relaxing as well. I don't see it talked about much on here, which is a shame. I'm really enjoying it. But it's not something that can hold my attention for hours. I was thinking Pathologic 2, but I'm looking for something from this year that might be a little more light hearted. If anyone has any suggestions, let me know please!
Edit: I should be more specific, actually. I'm feeling like I'm in the mood for a recent, fast-paced platformer of sorts. I dunno, something preferably indie that's focused on being a fun experience.
Now, as to what I'm going to play next. I've picked back up on Va-11 Hall-A, actually. Playing a day a night, to try and keep the pace up. I really like it, it's super relaxing as well. I don't see it talked about much on here, which is a shame. I'm really enjoying it. But it's not something that can hold my attention for hours. I was thinking Pathologic 2, but I'm looking for something from this year that might be a little more light hearted. If anyone has any suggestions, let me know please!
Edit: I should be more specific, actually. I'm feeling like I'm in the mood for a recent, fast-paced platformer of sorts. I dunno, something preferably indie that's focused on being a fun experience.
If you haven't played it, I recommend Dust: an Elysian Tail.
Yeah, I haven't played since Christmas 2017 so I'm completely lost. Shootin' stuff is still pretty good, though.
That's pretty much how it is in experience when starting a new GAAS and MMO games. You'll get used to it pretty quick.
My experience with Destiny ended after Year One, after a ridiculous amount of hours that year. Have these areas improved by now with the sequel?
- Needing to LFG for high level events like raids and nightfalls, unless you have your own dedicated group of course and unless they haven't drifted away to other games.
- Having the Grimoire readable in game instead of going to a website.
- Loot drops so rare that by the time you get the thing, they've advance the levels enough that it's useless.
- How is the monetization now? Because the grind was pretty bad back then even before the game was monetized (other than expansions).
- Needing to LFG for high level events like raids and nightfalls, unless you have your own dedicated group of course and unless they haven't drifted away to other games.
- Having the Grimoire readable in game instead of going to a website.
- Loot drops so rare that by the time you get the thing, they've advance the levels enough that it's useless.
- How is the monetization now? Because the grind was pretty bad back then even before the game was monetized (other than expansions).
Base game (plus a few expansions): Free to play
Forsaken expansion (already existing):
Shadowkeep expansion (new one):
I'm just starting with the F2P and will decide if I get the rest based on how much I end up liking it
Thanks! I got Destiny 2 in a Humble Monthly a while ago - I'm guessing that doesn't translate into me getting anything paid for free on Steam now?
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