yeah for sure, i meant just adding to my libraryYou do realize you DON'T need to download PS Plus games to own them right? Just add them to your cart, check out and that's it, they are yours for as long as you are a plus member.
Unless you mean you wish to play them soon?
There's still some new stuff incoming through the game's story during high rank, but yeah, some of the old high rank monsters are a bit samey.anyways, high rank monster hunter is a little bit less interesting so far, in that it sort of reached that same point as toukiden that the story sort of climaxes but then it didn't and now you get some padding by making you fight bigger number versions of the same monsters
not really complaining cos i still need more time to try different weapons and such, but would be nice if they sprinkled a few differences to the high rank versions here and there
RE2 is amazing. Wish I hadn't played the demo though. Now the wait is even harder.
He seeks the most dangerous prey, for theirs is the best and tastiest bounty.GhostTrick man i dont know how you keep the will to respond in those Epic threads.
Man, Steam's controller customization options are so god damn cool.
I'm playing Witcher 3 with a gamepad for the first time and I missed having a simple quicksave button so I just "programmed" my Xbox controller so when I press both triggers it acts like the F5 key.
Took me maybe 30 seconds to do and works perfectly.
i love that so much
I love that it works for non-steam games as well.Man, Steam's controller customization options are so god damn cool.
I'm playing Witcher 3 with a gamepad for the first time and I missed having a simple quicksave button so I just "programmed" my Xbox controller so when I press both triggers it acts like the F5 key.
Took me maybe 30 seconds to do and works perfectly.
i love that so much
Yep, controller customization is great and allows you to try different button methods to whatever you find comfortableMan, Steam's controller customization options are so god damn cool.
I'm playing Witcher 3 with a gamepad for the first time and I missed having a simple quicksave button so I just "programmed" my Xbox controller so when I press both triggers it acts like the F5 key.
Took me maybe 30 seconds to do and works perfectly.
i love that so much
Thankfully I didn't get the chance to play the RE2 demo last night, so I can play it over 30 minutes. I probably would've been fiddling with the settings for most of that time. Yeehaw!
It's an interesting topic honestly, a shame it was closed!https://www.resetera.com/threads/tr...dent-evil-2-demo-released.92899/post-16779719
To be fair: He has a little point there about a little more respect, I think. But this timer thing may not be the best example.
Reported.I'm seriously concerned that I have not yet been banned even once.
Tbh a 30min timer in a demo is silly just keep it to a certain area and end it. What are they afraid of
Thankfully I didn't get the chance to play the RE2 demo last night, so I can play it over 30 minutes. I probably would've been fiddling with the settings for most of that time. Yeehaw!
It actually doesn't start in menu and doesn't count menu idle time. Only when you're actually in the game.
Honestly, reading Epic Games threads is like experiencing real life groundhog day. You know there will be this dude who'll call Steam a monopoly without understanding what monopoly means, the other dude who'll say that console manufacturers have a right to charge 30% from poor devs/pubs, but Steam doesn't do enough to warrant such cut because reasons, and finally, there will always be a hefty amount of drive-bys from mighty console warriors who not necesserily understand what's going on, but will tell you that Steam is bad for business. Truly, it's an astonishingly high level of discourse.
They're not afraid of anything, I think they're just trying to get players more excited. ;)Tbh a 30min timer in a demo is silly just keep it to a certain area and end it. What are they afraid of
That's a good thing though. More games for people to enjoy, more money for companies to make.Some of them are just mad Steam made PC relevant. They hate that some stuff that was exclusive now is multiplatform. They hate when their platform is left out but not Steam.
To be fair, I don't think he's disagreeing with you. He's saying most people aren't refunding more than twice a year and he might be right.Screw him.
There were times when I refunded 2 games in a month.
I just don't like the idea of refund limit.To be fair, I don't think he's disagreeing with you. He's saying most people aren't refunding more than twice a year and he might be right.
I wonder how common this variant of the "no Steam = no buy" argument is:
I literally forgot the the name of Ashen because it wasn't on Steam, and I hadn't seen any marketing for it. I had to go to the Epic Store and have a look at their front page to remind myself what it was called.
I think want the consoles to be more appealing to others thus having more people to play with and justify their purchase of said console by having games no one else can play on other systems. I remember the time where people bought a PS3 for DMC4 and FFXIII and regret it when the games went multiplatform.That's a good thing though. More games for people to enjoy, more money for companies to make.
I get that Xbox fans specifically can feel betrayed, but MS literally develops the most popular gaming OS on PC, it would be incredibly dumb of them to not capitalize on the growing PC market. Fans of the other consoles, well, I really don't understand why are envious of PC.
I actually forgot it existed but saw it as I been trying out game pass on the window store on my PC (it is there - but xbox only).
Spiders are making a new game? It most certainly will be full of jank, but they have so many neat ideas that I can't help but be intrigued.I'm hoping we get some more information about Greedfall, that colonial fantasy RPG made by the developers of the Technomancer.
Ah, good old tribalism and "us vs. them" mentality. Thankfully, 3rd party exclusivity has all but died in this generation.I remember the time where people bought a PS3 for DMC4 and FFXIII and regret it when the games went multiplatform.
Wow, lol. Are they for real?Looks like Epic now charges extra for some payments methods like bank transfers.
As an example The Division 2:
uPlay would sell you this without any "payment fee" with same payment method and you could even use 20% coupon for additionnal.
Competition is great, isn't it?
But looks like Epic is currently losing.
Could you provide that image you posted of Monopoly vs. Competition please? I wanna bookmark it for future use.Some of them are just mad Steam made PC relevant. They hate that some stuff that was exclusive now is multiplatform. They hate when their platform is left out but not Steam.
I wonder how common this variant of the "no Steam = no buy" argument is:
I literally forgot the the name of Ashen because it wasn't on Steam, and I hadn't seen any marketing for it. I had to go to the Epic Store and have a look at their front page to remind myself what it was called.
Here's a challenge: Without looking it up, what's the name of that other launch title, released as Early Access, from Supergiant?
I honestly can't remember.
Looks like Epic now charges extra for some payments methods like bank transfers.
As an example The Division 2:
uPlay would sell you this without any "payment fee" with same payment method and you could even use 20% coupon for additionnal.
Competition is great, isn't it?
But looks like Epic is currently losing.
It's almost like their 12% cut alone isn't enough to run their store in a sustainable way, so they need to make customers pay for payment processing costs to keep their costs down.Looks like Epic now charges extra for some payments methods like bank transfers.
As an example The Division 2:
uPlay would sell you this without any "payment fee" with same payment method and you could even use 20% coupon for additionnal.
Competition is great, isn't it?
But looks like Epic is currently losing.
Could you provide that image you posted of Monopoly vs. Competition please? I wanna bookmark it for future use.
so they help developers by fucking consumersLooks like Epic now charges extra for some payments methods like bank transfers.
As an example The Division 2:
uPlay would sell you this without any "payment fee" with same payment method and you could even use 20% coupon for additionnal.
Competition is great, isn't it?
But looks like Epic is currently losing.