Yes, this exactly. The open world is decent for sightseeing but the side content stuff is awful. I liked the game more than its predecessor still.
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PC Gaming ERA | May 2019 - Romance of the Three Storefronts
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Yes, this exactly. The open world is decent for sightseeing but the side content stuff is awful. I liked the game more than its predecessor still.
Incredible game, I still play it on and off after all these years. If you stick with it then some of the later storylines are really engrossing.
I think about going back to it about once a month since I quit in 2010.
This placeholder is on the Ubisoft store... Hmm..
Well there it is.
It's not exactly hiding that influence.
Joustmania is however more popular because it is much simpler to play tech wise.
Neat idea but I doubt I'd subscribe personally.
I've gotten over the ubi open world formula years ago and they barely do anything else
Here are a few of the games with the most unusual store banners (based on features extracted by a neural network).
For the three samples below, I have ensured that the games have a good rating.
For the three samples below, I have ensured that the games have a good rating.
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I had written some code to retrieve games with similar store descriptions. I have just realized that I can actually turn it around to find games with the most unusual store descriptions. Out of ~30k games, the following ones are the most unique games. More here.
PS: I cannot guarantee that all of them are SFW.
Here are a few of the games with the most unusual store banners (based on features extracted by a neural network). I have filtered out games with a bad rating.
I really like seeing this stuff! Even got a few new games on my wishlist from that first bunch.
That is Summer sale.
The Spring sale was probably replaced by the Lunar sale actually being somewhat good this year.
Its a shame what happened to the genre really. You can't be a successful MMO unless you turn your game into WoW.
Still there is no more memorable game than FFXI. Beating G1 was the best feeling in the world back then.
Im on a old 360 era game run after finishing Mirrors Edge, im onto Metro 2033 (redux). Like Mirrors Edge it still is a nice looking game with everything turned upto 11. I really like single player fps story type games.
I was super confused the first time I tried to play it. It was a process to install the game. Keyboard and mouse controls are pretty awful, and my xbox one controller wasn't detected without downloading the 360 controller drivers. Once I actually got it to work right I really started to enjoy it. I'm impressed that SE has kept it updated for as long as they have though.
You can still get the badge if you do the tasks for today and tomorrow, you just can't get the level 3 badge.
I come back to Resetera to dump a bunch of Steam extras and friggin' Modbot, well apparently Giftbot, is currently out of commission? *huge fart*
Just use Steamgifts and assign it to just the Steam Era group.
Yee.lmao, heavy rain's demo has denuvo?!
Also, in day 1 for that Ubi pass if the pricing is good
Revelations 1 is largely standalone in terms of story, Rev2 has some more callback stuff. If you own it you might as well play 5 first, (still a fun 3rd person shooter even if it's not as good as 4) but it's not a huge deal IMO.
Eh, it's still a decent game overall, even if it's a bit uneven,
Playing Aggelos is frustrating. Not because the game itself is bad but because its controller support is abysmal. Tried using the Steam Controller config in combination with the 8bitdo Stick and the M30 and after restarting the game after a break my config doesn't work anymore.
Part of me wants to wait on a sale on a console version and don't bother anymore.
Part of me wants to wait on a sale on a console version and don't bother anymore.
How do all of you feel about Valves "sudden" burst of communication via Steam to customers?
I mean in just the last month alone they did 5 community post, they also did 5 in December as well but in general it almost feels like they will go for months without sharing any information about stuff
I mean in just the last month alone they did 5 community post, they also did 5 in December as well but in general it almost feels like they will go for months without sharing any information about stuff
So from March they were:
-Rape day not coming to Steam : i think that speaks for itself
-Review bombs revisited: new functionality of the client and explanation.
-Top Steam Releases of April 2020: this is the only weird one. Steam has had this information for a while (and you could access it!) but it was just not published. I see this more as an expansion of what they did for the Steam Game Awards and a move to a more Event base community with the new UI.
-Positive "Review" bombs: weird one a bit late after the issue. My guess is that in some event they were asked about it and decided to explain why the "review bomb logarithm" hadnt acted on it.
-New Steam Chat Client app: new functionality and explanation.
-Spring Clean: event blog post. they also posted a second one to push people to play more games.
The only weird one was the "Top Steam Releases" imho. The other ones are quite normal.
The other changes are more about new functionalities added to Steam. They will also have more after July Sales when they put the new Library UI.
I see, So it seems that some people do like how Valve is letting people know about certain topics, where as others feel like it's a bit annoying and don't really want to know that details.
As Eonden mentioned the Top releases was a weird posted and not really needed per say but does line up with the whole events thing that Valve is going to do with the new UI update that launches along side the Summer sale. Also it's not a bad idea since it does highlight some games which people have sort of wanted, but then again that is sort of what the Top Sellers list does.
The "Top sales of X month" information was something they have had for a while (just hidden away but takeable from the page). From what they have talked about in Twitter, they might move to a more video format (similar to the Steam Awards) if this is succesful.
However, I would prefer a partnership with steam250 to showcase some of the hidden gems instead of just showing the best sellers. Showcasing best sellers is just giving an extra reward to the "winners" when other games might also benefit from it. (Not saying they shouldnt do Top sales of X month but also do another about hidden gems).
They should update regularly. Communication was always thier weakest aspect and actually talking up thier service is best way to counter all the Epic FUD. I find a lot of the time there are Steam features people dont even know exist.
Talking about that, they updated the Steam features page for devs, explaining better how they work. This was also in the last 2? months.
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