Am I the only one who finds it weird that the official Logitech channel makes video reviews?
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PC Gaming Era | October 2018 - Jason and the $10 Argonauts
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Am I the only one who finds it weird that the official Logitech channel makes video reviews?
I don't think so. The card pack presented to the buyer would still be randomized. The only difference between the lootbox way and this way is that the the potential buyer would be able to see the cards before spending money.
Does this mean Europeans would be less likely to spend money on card packs because they see there's junk in the pack presented to them? Yes but buying it would be the only way to refresh the presented card pack.
And there's plenty things Valve could do to entice Europeans to buy non-blind card packs like including some pointless cosmetic junk. Another option is to accept that that Europeans will be more likely to use the marketplace to get new cards. Which isn't a bad thing because in the end it's still free profit for Valve. Also they still have Americans to use gambling methods on.
This game looks like its gonna be the real deal
hope it doesn't take much longer
Legit shocked by how Capcom has treated Mega Man 11. I along with others in the steam forums have been unable to progress past the initial loading screen and it's coming up on 10 days since launch with no patch or acknowledgement despite a dedicated technical forum on steam.
Also Disco Elysium seems like the crpg of forever.
Also Disco Elysium seems like the crpg of forever.
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Good luck getting any technical help from Capcom.
When the first Mega Man collection launched, I experienced many issues that made me unable to even correctly launch one of the included games.
Despite the complaints, and people contacting Capcom (and the team behind the title), nothing was done for a long time. The developers said Capcom hadn't paid for any work to be done on a patch, so they wouldn't do it. Capcom remained silent throughout the whole thing.
Eventually, a patch was released, 7 months after launch, that didn't fix many of the issues users were experiencing.
You know how I solved my problems?
I happened to buy a new PC, running a different OS, and thankfully the collection worked on my new machine. ;)
I've legitimately never been able to not even start a game before and this long without a patch or acknowledgement from a major company for a 30 dollar game is ugh.
I bought a 27" Gsync monitor yesterday! I'm loving it so far, but it makes me feel old... I have to zoom everything to read it at this resolution, and white backgrounds are blinding. AC Odyssey looks even more beautiful though.
Oh, and it came with a free copy of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, which I'll never use. In order to get it, I had to send pictures of the box and barcode, serial number, invoice, and my mailing address to Asus... and they will give me the code within the next 20 days.
Oh, and it came with a free copy of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, which I'll never use. In order to get it, I had to send pictures of the box and barcode, serial number, invoice, and my mailing address to Asus... and they will give me the code within the next 20 days.
I started Secret of Mana and I don't really understand how Square could price it for 40€. It feels really like an amateur game done by fans, not a remake made by professionist. The game crashed like 5-6 times, luckily it saves in every screen you enter, but it's still annoying. The acting is really bad, everytime a cutscene happens you need to wait for all characters to position properly where they need to be. I got it for half the price and I still feel ripped off.
I believe it's not available in Europe at all. Since searching for it in Play Store didn't give any hits. I was able to find the store page through the link you linked to yesterday
Is it safe to download apk packages from apk sites such as apkgk.com?
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Hmm I've not had issues with the few apks I downloaded, so I can't say for sure sorry :X
Beat Tacoma yesterday, nice little game. Is Gone Home better or worse? I think it'll be my next game to beat on Steam.
Also beat Wonderful 101 and that consolidated my love for Kamiya games. Okami is the only game from him that I haven't played so I'll try Okami HD when it's on sale (I suppose the PC port is good enough?)
Also beat Wonderful 101 and that consolidated my love for Kamiya games. Okami is the only game from him that I haven't played so I'll try Okami HD when it's on sale (I suppose the PC port is good enough?)
Never used apkgk but I use apkpure regularly which is 100% safe. They calculate signature for each uploaded file and check it against google play store to detect if apk hasn't been tampered with.
I liked Tacoma better. Wasn't a big fan of Gone Home when I played it for the first time but I replayed it once they added achievements to the Steam version and enjoyed it, surprisingly.
In my scenario, Europeans would be able to trade and sell cards which they previously bought from the market. It is just that if a European opens a lootbox (packs), then its content would be tied to her account, i.e. untradeable and unmarketable. That way:
- there is no gambling attached to the lootboxes: if you open a pack, then you cannot sell its content anyway,
- there is still the possibility for Europeans to buy/sell/trade the cards from packs opened by people from other countries with no legislation against gambling.
This.
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Pixel puzzle collection, a free picross game from konami where the pictures are based on various konami games
So fsr it isnt up on eu regions and is playable on iOs devices.
your only limiting factor is the gpu. the rest is more than enough. worst case scenario, you'll have to turn down some settings.
Awesome, thanks! I'm looking to grab a 1070 but would obviously have to use my current GPU while I save up.
What's the best way of avoiding screen tearing in some games in a 60hz display? Without V-sync obviously.
Run the game at such high settings that multiple frames are outputted onto your screen by the time your GPU outputs one frame. 15fps to be safe.
(I assume you're aware of Gsync & free sync)
Yeah I'm aware of those, but G-sync are expeeeensive here (I have an nVidia card). I think it's mostly due to the shitty port of Watch Dogs. Runs mostly fine, already turned textures to high to avoid stuttering due to poor optimization, but I notice tearing from time to time. Runs between 55 to 75 fps with everything else cranked up, with the exception of level of detail and said textures to avoid stuttering
I hear bad things about DS2 but it is up next. I have to get through this 4000+ game backlog! Also DS3 is coming out soon.
I tried the original release of DS2 and the game was badly difficult, not because that it was the game's difficulty but the the camera angles made it much harder to play. Dunno if the remaster is better
Thanks papi.
Yea I have the warmastered or whatever it is called so thats the one I will play. I am playing DS1 on Apocolyptic setting and it isnt too hard yet.
When did u enter the giveaway? I tried to submit a giveaway a few days ago but never saw it appear in the steam thread. Msged deltaplus about it and had a couple of msgs back and forth and just waiting for him to put it up again.
yesterday morning, i think?
dunno why it's saying 12, maybe a timezone thing.
yeah, checked, 9am.
https://www.resetera.com/threads/in...on-resetera-giftbot-is-our-gift-to-you.29125/
It's easy. But I gladly accept all your gifts XD
a) Decrease monitor brightness (use f.lux if you don't want to have games/fullscreen apps dimmer)
b) If you're on Windows 10. Switch Windows to Dark Mode and enable High Contrast Mode (just, modify the colors, to not have 0x000000 for the background). High Contrast works much better in Win 10 than in previous versions of Windows.
Same for Finland I guess. Here we're looking at banning marketable/tradeable lootboxes, because if you can't win it's not illegal lottery.
Finished Yooka-Laylee the other night, and while there's no question it's a deeply flawed game (some of the objectives are just plain poorly designed, and the levels should have either been less sprawling or Playtonic should have implemented some proper navigational aids, or both), I still enjoyed the large majority of my time with it.
That said, it probably says something that I made a beeline (no pun intended) for the final boss as soon as I collected the minimum 100 pagies and didn't bother to go beyond that.
That said, it probably says something that I made a beeline (no pun intended) for the final boss as soon as I collected the minimum 100 pagies and didn't bother to go beyond that.
I loved it and 100% it, but I am a sucker for 3D platformers, and there is a severe shortage. It wasnt perfect but it was great for what it was.
So... the most ambitious RPG of... 2019. Sad! I was hoping it would be released this year.
Yeah, the writing has been on the wall for months now that Disco was 2019 material.
Still my #1 most anticipated across the board though.
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