I own the original and it still shows $24. Though I already own the remastered as well...
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I own the original and it still shows $24. Though I already own the remastered as well...
oh yeah, i remember something about it being cheaper if you had the original.
By points do you mean boost, nitro, tokens? I understand nothing.
Did you do anything to receive this discount?
Devolver games often have bigger sales on Humble, but it's a fun game for sure.
Oh well, it's not the end of the world I guess. I already had GTAV and MGSV on PS4 and PUBG on XB1 but fuck paying for online, so I guess I just got them on Steam so I don't have to worry about that. Crysis 2 I also had on PS3 but I assume the PC version is much better. Garry's Mod was a "well I guess everyone else has it so I might as well get it too" game. Siege is a popular online game so I thought it'd be nice to try it out and while I tend to not like paying for Early Access Black Mesa is slated to have a full release soon so I finally decided to jump on it.
It's a fantastic game. Get it.
Hitman 2 + Season Pass for $40 is pretty damn good, too.
The amount of card drops was always limited. You were able to make around $1-2 by selling the cards.
Is there any incentives for spending X amount of dollars? I'm almost at $50 in my cart... does it matter?
Oddly, Candice nearly made my GOTY 2017 (click the link to see why).
Wound up going with UnExplored at #1 but I still wonder to this day if I made the right choice.
Do you mean dumb as in "why the hell would anyone ever play this" or dumb as in "oh actually this seems weird but kind of neat"?
I found Bytepath in my wishlist, it's 59 cents CAD and it seems neat enough that I'm just going to buy it.
Just pick Corgi, everyone is doing that and it'll win every race.
Pick the corg.
People are picking the favorite right now as it piles on.
I just like corgis more than the other animals...
Really.
It's janky folk art, but it's got a ton of heart.
It's not a cynical cash grab. There's a ton of TLC put into it, in spite of it coming from amateur talent.
Ace Combat 7. Clearing stages unlocks that stage to be played with no enemy fighters just to chillax and fly around in them. It has a solid single player campaign mode with a wonderful soundtrack.
LIKE A BOSS!
They still haven't even given everyone their base coin amount yet. I'm supposed to get 4000 and got zero.
The other way to get tokens, outside of spending money, is by playing games you have, playing games that are F2P, or something to do with Recent games that you have more than 30 minutes in, and I don't have that yet. Maybe tonight.
The other way to get tokens, outside of spending money, is by playing games you have, playing games that are F2P, or something to do with Recent games that you have more than 30 minutes in, and I don't have that yet. Maybe tonight.
Ok quick walkthrough of the game from my "oh shit they really such at explaining themselves" expertice in working with another company whose name is not Valve but nearly:
TLDR VERSION:
You get Fuel (THE WHITE NUMBER) by doing Steam activities in the page. You can boost as much fuel as the "Boost Capacity" ( THE RED NUMBER) per day.
The races are daily and you might get your maximum "Boost Capacity" (THE RED NUMBER) at the start of the day (NOT EXPLAINED YET). Buying games increases your "Boost Capacity" (THE RED NUMBER).
When you boost and burn fuel and reduce the "Boost Capacity" for the remaining of the day. The burned fuel becomes tokens.
You can transform tokens into Discounts and Steam Sale stuff.
Long version:
The red number is your maximum allowed boost. It might recharge daily. It is your "Boost capacity"(THE RED NUMBER). The big white number can never go above it, so you will waste any points that will go above it if you convert achivements.
You increase your "Boost capacity"(THE RED NUMBER) by:
The while big number is your FUEL(THE WHITE NUMBER). You recharge it doing the quests in the web, aka playing games. If you have done achivements, you can also convert them into fuel. It cannot go above the "Boost capacity"(THE RED NUMBER) of the moment. If it is above the "Boost capacity"(THE RED NUMBER), you will have no issue until the "Boost capacity"(THE RED NUMBER) goes to 0. Afterwards, you can continue using boost to burn FUEL (THE WHITE NUMBER), but you wont get tokens.
When you boost, you waste up to 1000 fuel. The wasted fuel is also taken out of your "Boost capacity", so you will end up reaching this state:
THE AMOUNT OF FUEL YOU WASTED WILL TRANSFORM INTO TOKENS, WHICH YOU CAN USE TO GET THE 5$ DISCOUNT, EMOJIS OR BACKGROUNDS.
The nitro speedometer is the multiplier you add when you boost. It depends on the location of your boost in the speedometer:
Hope this helps? This is all working on intuition and reverse engineering, which is kinda my job so I hope it is true
Edit: Yes, you can transform achivements from recent played games into fuel. The current thought is that you need to have played it for at least 30 minutes recently for them to be accepted by Steam.
TLDR VERSION:
You get Fuel (THE WHITE NUMBER) by doing Steam activities in the page. You can boost as much fuel as the "Boost Capacity" ( THE RED NUMBER) per day.
The races are daily and you might get your maximum "Boost Capacity" (THE RED NUMBER) at the start of the day (NOT EXPLAINED YET). Buying games increases your "Boost Capacity" (THE RED NUMBER).
When you boost and burn fuel and reduce the "Boost Capacity" for the remaining of the day. The burned fuel becomes tokens.
You can transform tokens into Discounts and Steam Sale stuff.
Long version:
The red number is your maximum allowed boost. It might recharge daily. It is your "Boost capacity"(THE RED NUMBER). The big white number can never go above it, so you will waste any points that will go above it if you convert achivements.
You increase your "Boost capacity"(THE RED NUMBER) by:
- Buying games during the sale( +121 points per each 1€ spend / +100 points per each 1$ spend)
- Each day (+100)
- You start with more depending on your account value. Edit: Account value refers to how much you spent on Steam.
The while big number is your FUEL(THE WHITE NUMBER). You recharge it doing the quests in the web, aka playing games. If you have done achivements, you can also convert them into fuel. It cannot go above the "Boost capacity"(THE RED NUMBER) of the moment. If it is above the "Boost capacity"(THE RED NUMBER), you will have no issue until the "Boost capacity"(THE RED NUMBER) goes to 0. Afterwards, you can continue using boost to burn FUEL (THE WHITE NUMBER), but you wont get tokens.
When you boost, you waste up to 1000 fuel. The wasted fuel is also taken out of your "Boost capacity", so you will end up reaching this state:
THE AMOUNT OF FUEL YOU WASTED WILL TRANSFORM INTO TOKENS, WHICH YOU CAN USE TO GET THE 5$ DISCOUNT, EMOJIS OR BACKGROUNDS.
The nitro speedometer is the multiplier you add when you boost. It depends on the location of your boost in the speedometer:
Hope this helps? This is all working on intuition and reverse engineering, which is kinda my job so I hope it is true
Edit: Yes, you can transform achivements from recent played games into fuel. The current thought is that you need to have played it for at least 30 minutes recently for them to be accepted by Steam.
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Ok quick walkthrough of the game from my "oh shit they really such at explaining themselves" expertice in working with another company whose name is not Valve but nearly:
The red number is your maximum allowed boost per day. It recharges daily. It is your "Boost capacity"(THE RED NUMBER). The big white number can never go above it, so you will waste any points that will go above it if you convert achivements.
You increase your "Boost capacity"(THE RED NUMBER) by:
- Buying games during the sale( +121 points per each 1€ spend / +100 points per each 1$ spend)
- Each day (+100)
- You start with more depending on your account value. Edit: Account value refers to how much you spent on Steam.
The while big number is your FUEL(THE WHITE NUMBER). You recharge it doing the quests in the web, aka playing games. If you have done achivements, you can also convert them into fuel. It cannot go above the "Boost capacity"(THE RED NUMBER) of the moment. If it is above the "Boost capacity"(THE RED NUMBER), you will have no issue until the "Boost capacity"(THE RED NUMBER) goes to 0. Afterwards, you can continue using boost to burn FUEL (THE WHITE NUMBER), but you wont get tokens.
When you boost, you waste up to 1000 fuel. The wasted fuel is also taken out of your "Boost capacity", so you will end up reaching this state:
THE AMOUNT OF FUEL YOU WASTED WILL TRANSFORM INTO TOKENS, WHICH YOU CAN USE TO GET THE 5$ DISCOUNT, EMOJIS OR BACKGROUNDS.
The nitro speedometer is the multiplier you add when you boost. It depends on the location of your boost in the speedometer:
Hope this helps? This is all working on intuition and reverse engineering, which is kinda my job so I hope it is true
Edit: Yes, you can transform achivements from recent played games into fuel. The current thought is that you need to have played it for at least 30 minutes recently for them to be accepted by Steam.
That's more complicated than it should be lol
