Well, the previous games are like 5-7 years old, so the landscape was pretty different then streamer wise.
PC Gaming ERA | September 2019 - The Girls Are Back In Town
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Well, the previous games are like 5-7 years old, so the landscape was pretty different then streamer wise.
I don't know if it's a streamer draw, but there are a built in stream feature that you can activate to interract with your viewer. Like this.
Twitch itself also has an addon/extension for BL3 where you can view streamer's status.
So it seems that BL3 has been already built for streaming purpose.
Yes, you can use that to start it instantly with a fresh preleveled character. Or you can start the DLC through the main game.
Anyone here who has some good starting tips for Yakuza 0?
I picked up an old save for this, from last year, where I think I had just beaten chapter 1. And know I'm pretty lost for what to do, and where to go?
I'm not finding a quest log or something like that, so I'm mainly just running up and down the streets now, getting into fights that honestly aren't that fun.
I picked up an old save for this, from last year, where I think I had just beaten chapter 1. And know I'm pretty lost for what to do, and where to go?
I'm not finding a quest log or something like that, so I'm mainly just running up and down the streets now, getting into fights that honestly aren't that fun.
So I'm having an issue with the wishlist always hiding at least one game for me, no matter what I do. It says I have 383 items in my wishlist but when I go to the bottom of it there are only 382.
Is anyone else having the same problem? You can check if there are any hidden apps on your wishlist here: https://www.steamwishlistcalculator.com/
It seems as soon as I reach 100 items one item is deleted/hidden for some reason.
Is anyone else having the same problem? You can check if there are any hidden apps on your wishlist here: https://www.steamwishlistcalculator.com/
It seems as soon as I reach 100 items one item is deleted/hidden for some reason.
What is your Steam ID? What is the hidden item? Maybe copy-paste the list of appIDs to find the missing one:
wtf they added eagle points to the game? my previous 100% bastards
If you don't move Kiryu for a while, a text box containing some clues about the objective will appear on the screen. You also can see it in the pause menu.
Maybe I can help you if you tell me what the texts are.
Mine showd 88 unlisted. Steam wishlist borks when one has lots of wishlisted games.
There's usually a pink icon on the map showing where to go IIRC.
My wishlist is currently empty so it won't show anything just yet, but I'll try to reproduce it once again!
Is it showing any unlisted apps for you?
Yeah, I had about the same amount initially but every single one of those were apps that have been removed from the store. When they're removed from the store they're not removed from the wishlist per se, so I used a method to get rid of them. That may be the reason I'm seeing this, but it's rather odd nevertheless.
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AI comes out today (15 hours according to Steam).
I'd add Jenny Laclue, Shante and Overland though, as it seems like a decent amount of games are releasing to coincide with Apple Arcade. Though only Overland is confirmed so far I think for the PC version.
I managed to reproduce it by simply adding 100 items to my empty wishlist:What is your Steam ID? What is the hidden item? Maybe copy-paste the list of appIDs to find the missing one:
1097840 is the AppID for Gears 5, which is now completely invisible on my wishlist.
So it definitely seems like 100 items is causing issues for some reason. And it has always been #28 that becomes hidden. Really, really odd!
AI is on Wednesday. NiNo on Thursday.
Overland is marked for Thursday.
No unlisted app but my wishlist is small.
Interesting. Definitely a bug.
shame on you, the asthetic alone is amazing. Granted that is a WANK store icon tho.
Uzzy Fate of Atlantis starts of like a wet fart, I dont want to fast travel to tombs I already did and then play stupid Layla, I just want to do supernatural shit with Kassandra which is what I was promissed.
The start ain't great, but it picks up really quickly once it starts proper. Just push through.
Fate of Atlantis continues the story of the main game, so it's post end-game.
I guess the idea is
Layla is tapping into Deimos memories from before, since time is irrelevant for the animus
If you don't mind me asking, how did you set BPM to change the audio output to TV speakers? I can't seem to find that option and that would be the final nail in the coffin for total ease of use with regards to a couch gaming PC setup.
It shows you on the pause screen what you're supposed to do next, or if you stand still long enough. Is what google told me, it's been a while since I played it last.
I can't keep track of all the games mate. Some even get their release dates announced during the new month the highlight thread is for.
EDIT: I double checked and I have it listed but it'll be in the October thread.
Wok
I started looking into the hidden games using that Wishlist Calculator link to see what these games are, I was wonder if you happen to know why some of these got delisted?
SolForge
Beast Boxing Turbo
Painkiller Gold
Puzzle Quest 2
Q*bert
Gigantic
Is this game's store page bugged?
store.steampowered.com
Also this got delisted =_=
It is up on GMG though...
This can still be watched :3
No subtitles though it seems?
I started looking into the hidden games using that Wishlist Calculator link to see what these games are, I was wonder if you happen to know why some of these got delisted?
SolForge
Beast Boxing Turbo
Painkiller Gold
Puzzle Quest 2
Q*bert
Gigantic
Is this game's store page bugged?
Sometimes Always Monsters on Steam
Join a cross-country bus tour as a newlywed author, and combat vicious rumors that you're a plagiarist. Truth isn't important, when you control the narrative.
Also this got delisted =_=
It is up on GMG though...
This can still be watched :3
No subtitles though it seems?
There could be many reasons. For instance, Gigantic was discontinued, because it was not profitable:
Lionheart was discontinued because the dev is abusive:
after some googling:
solforge and gigantic shut down
painkiller gold got painkiller hd and qbert got qbert deluxe
I remember when puzzle quest 2 got delisted but I still don't know why it did
Couldn't find anything about why beast boxing turbo isn't available anymore, it's like the devs completely forgot it existed
I don't get Rami, he is cheering for Epic Store and yet he has some issues with this
He also respects journalists and it is on their side while those same journalists only cover indie games that are already big hits or from established developers.
And yet he has a lot of issues with Steam who is actually only Store that is trying to solve discoverability issues for indie developers.
He also respects journalists and it is on their side while those same journalists only cover indie games that are already big hits or from established developers.
And yet he has a lot of issues with Steam who is actually only Store that is trying to solve discoverability issues for indie developers.
Rami is not cheering for Epic: he is cheering that Valve might get pressured to lower their cut. He has no stake in Epic specifically.
Valve is not working on discoverability for indie devs, but because it would be economically stupid to own an ecosystem and not have an automatic recommender. Consumers ask for it, content creators ask for it, and Valve is squeezed in-between: if they do not work on it, some other store like GOG might.
If the GOG 2.0 launcher is amazing and they have that flagship game set for release next year, it can get scary for Valve faster than one would imagine. The game would drag players, and the launcher would retain them. With all this data, GOG could work on discoverability after the release of Cyberpunk.
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He did push Epic store more at the beginning. And Valve is trying to solve discoverability issues because developers (mainly indie ones) asked them to do something. Look at PS Store or Xbox Store those are also ecosystems where nothing is done to even try to solve issues that those stores have.
Wok, it always seems that you talk as if Steam hasnt been working on discoverability since even before Steam Greenlight with your statements. Valve has been in the front of algorithm discoverability for years in the gaming aspect! Mainly because they noticed that the main advantage of PC gaming compared to console gaming (at that time) was much longer tail sales, so it was important to make people to notice older games (and later with greenlight (which iirc the backend ended up mostly becoming discovery queues, as a lot of my ignore games come from it somehow) and direct, due to the explosion of games).
The renewed focus on more discoverability (which again, they havent stopped in the last years at all, unlike some indie say) in the last year comes from the issue of less growth (due to most of the big "new" markets being already exploited with China and Russia) that is outstripped by offering (reminder Valve wanted harsher standards for Direct) thus needing to make it easier for both people to find games and sell more.
Because I am not satisfied with anything released before the "interactive recommender". I cannot help to think that discovery queues were a dead end. Maybe I am ungrateful, and all these stumbles were necessary to achieve what we have now. I have huge expectations for Deep Dive, and what will come afterwards.
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im gonna say you shouldn't have huge expectations for anything in life
you will always be let down
I dont think DQs were a dead end and actually helped quite a bit to understand how everything works (plus you know, there being more algorithms inside the store that enhance discoverability like the one they changed last week). I am just seemingly annoyed at you saying they havent worked on discoverability just because you dont like how it worked :P
About Deep Dive, I am not so high on it (I already tried the beta and it was OK, mainly the backwards research one for indie games, the rest was a big Kay). There also seems to be another coming Steam Lab related to reviews btw, which actually makes me wonder what kind of weird stuff they worked on before creating Steam Labs.
Then what do you suggest to do?
Algorithms will always favor one or the other. At one point Indie-devs want their game to be shown, even if it might be utter bs. How can an algorithms even determine if an unreleased game e.g. "looks good" or has promise if there are no previews and only screenshots?
I personally do not have any clue how Valve will have a solution, when no one actually offers any other ones. Valve said that their new algorithm actually worked and helped devs. (Some) devs said their numbers got lower.
What if its both though?
For some devs their numbers might be up now, for others their numbers might be low.
And sorry, when I say that, but often I check out the Twitter profiles of some who complain and I see kinda uninteresting games that, personally (I am only talking about my personal opinonhere) do not really look special.
How should an algorithm even work with unreleased games though? You only have Screenshots, maybe a video and a description. The other part is on the dev to promote their game.
Valve cant know whether Zelda Clone A or Zelda Clone B is the better game unless people click on it from outside sources or because it is tagged as Zelda clone.
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Edit: Also just my personal stance, if I just generalize this forum. You see so many people talk about how developers should be supported, but my thread that FinalBoss Games, developers of Wrack closed got literally not even one reply.
The Argentinian abuse of regional pricing had several pages and literally people selling those keys in BST, some of which I remember from EGS threads and talking about how they are happy devs get more money with EGS.
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No. :p
From my point of view, it is convenient to see some ads for potentially interesting games on the main store page, and some banners on the game pages, like:
or:
It is not intrusive. If it is relevant, then it is fine. In contrast, discovery queue has always been a chore: it is slow, the results are not relevant, I might as well draw a random number and try to access the store page with the corresponding appID. If that is what the leader store in PC gaming offers, it is a shame.
To get more relevant results, we have two options: content-based filtering and collaborative filtering.
Content-based filtering? I am okay with what Valve is doing ("More like this"), even though projects like Deep Dive could have been worked on long before now.
Collaborative filtering? That is what I want. As a consumer in an ecosystem, I want personalized suggestions. Valve knows everything about my gaming habits: playtime, page impressions, etc. Fine, why cannot they show me personalized suggestions of games? The "interactive recommender" is their first attempt. The daily player peak is greater than 15 million, show me what players similar to me are playing, Gabe. I know I am unique, but I am not that special that you cannot find people like me in your playerbase.
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3 new maps. Second one is a bit smaller though. Pretty nuts.
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