I use my Sixaxis (wired). Really light and it usually gives me no issues (well, apart from the fact I'm forced to have xbox buttons UI).
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STEAM | March 2018 - *sensible chuchel*
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There is motion blur? I didnt notice tbh :x
Have u tried opening a cew .ini files?
Mainly a DS4 wired. Sometimes an xbox one, wired. I really rather use the DS4. More games supporting it without needing to use the steam config thing, it is nice!
I use the DS4 wired mainly because I like its form factor and can use gyro with the Steam configuration
When using the Steam link app I use a wireless Xbox 360 pad
I wanted to try a Steam Controller but it's not officially sold here and I only find it too expensive on grey market sellers
Yet, AGEOD, a hardcore strategy dev thrives in their niche.
Making a 2D puzzle platformer is riskier than a "mount and blade" or "xcom" clone.
So, done with Ghost of a Tale
Really beautiful game, loved my time with it. The gameplay involves mostly sneaking your way around the castle and finding various things without getting killed. I really liked the idea of wearing various costumes that change how the Rats around you react to you. It's also very heavy in side-content, essentially doubling the length of the game from maybe 7 to 15 hours. It's inspiration, the Redwall novels, is pretty clear, but it does actually features its own interesting setting. I feel that it could have been fleshed out more, you really only read about it in footnotes, very few is actually talked about, which makes it all seem like it happens somewhere else, far off. I also feel there is very little actual plot going on, but I can't get into this without spoilers. I would like to see a sequel that explores the setting a bit more, how the mice are being suppressed by the Rats, and other things.
Unfortunately, I can't recommend anyone play it just now. A lot of small glitches, that are pretty easy to ignore, but in my case I couldn't even finish the game, because in the final level a critical thing was literally missing. I ended up viewing it on Youtube, and yep, it's just not in my save. I would have to go back about 2 to 3 hours to redo most of it, and even then I have 0 guarantee it might not already be too late. So that's pretty much it. I just watched the ending sequence on Youtube. It's nice, but very little actual pay off in the plot.
Really beautiful game, loved my time with it. The gameplay involves mostly sneaking your way around the castle and finding various things without getting killed. I really liked the idea of wearing various costumes that change how the Rats around you react to you. It's also very heavy in side-content, essentially doubling the length of the game from maybe 7 to 15 hours. It's inspiration, the Redwall novels, is pretty clear, but it does actually features its own interesting setting. I feel that it could have been fleshed out more, you really only read about it in footnotes, very few is actually talked about, which makes it all seem like it happens somewhere else, far off. I also feel there is very little actual plot going on, but I can't get into this without spoilers. I would like to see a sequel that explores the setting a bit more, how the mice are being suppressed by the Rats, and other things.
Unfortunately, I can't recommend anyone play it just now. A lot of small glitches, that are pretty easy to ignore, but in my case I couldn't even finish the game, because in the final level a critical thing was literally missing. I ended up viewing it on Youtube, and yep, it's just not in my save. I would have to go back about 2 to 3 hours to redo most of it, and even then I have 0 guarantee it might not already be too late. So that's pretty much it. I just watched the ending sequence on Youtube. It's nice, but very little actual pay off in the plot.
Yes, there is motion blur and it looks really bad imo.
I didn't try anything yet.
The files that make up the gam'es files seem to be .lua file types, unless the particular files are hidden, if you can edit them maybe yuou can find what controls motion blur.
So, done with Ghost of a Tale
Really beautiful game, loved my time with it. The gameplay involves mostly sneaking your way around the castle and finding various things without getting killed. I really liked the idea of wearing various costumes that change how the Rats around you react to you. It's also very heavy in side-content, essentially doubling the length of the game from maybe 7 to 15 hours. It's inspiration, the Redwall novels, is pretty clear, but it does actually features its own interesting setting. I feel that it could have been fleshed out more, you really only read about it in footnotes, very few is actually talked about, which makes it all seem like it happens somewhere else, far off. I also feel there is very little actual plot going on, but I can't get into this without spoilers. I would like to see a sequel that explores the setting a bit more, how the mice are being suppressed by the Rats, and other things.
Unfortunately, I can't recommend anyone play it just now. A lot of small glitches, that are pretty easy to ignore, but in my case I couldn't even finish the game, because in the final level a critical thing was literally missing. I ended up viewing it on Youtube, and yep, it's just not in my save. I would have to go back about 2 to 3 hours to redo most of it, and even then I have 0 guarantee it might not already be too late. So that's pretty much it. I just watched the ending sequence on Youtube. It's nice, but very little actual pay off in the plot.
didnt they just patch it to fix all the bugs? or so they said?
Looked up my particular issue in the last two patches, and it's not mentioned.
If you want to know:
You are supposed to carry "brisance", which is sort a natural explosive in their world, to a certain point and make it go off. The source for the brisance is literally missing. It was there before, but in my last save it was gone. I even reloaded something from half an hour ago, nope, the same. I might have to back 3 hours, but honestly, as I said, that's just too bothersome, for a rather simple end sequence you might as well watch on Youtube.
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Now I found this, lol: (http://steamcommunity.com/app/417290/discussions/0/2650805212053445553/)
It spawns randomly on the shore line, though it didn't do that in the video I have seen, from earlier in March. What the hell.
I'll just check this again, now I'm curious. Though at any rate that final level is terribly designed if that's the case.
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The main reason I don't use my DS4 is the "X" key difference and the fact that very few PC games have playstation prompts.
Played Bioshock Infinite over the last few days, first time since release, look stunning for a 5 year old game. Great lighting, still drags a bit near the end.
Played Bioshock Infinite over the last few days, first time since release, look stunning for a 5 year old game. Great lighting, still drags a bit near the end.
Remember Me says hi.I think Death of the Outsider is the first game I've played with a black female main character.
He meant, the last one that he hadn't completely and absolutely forgotten about.
https://getbitbrush.com/
seems like a gta parody.
we're super close to april 1st, so it's probably a goof.
To be honest, that idea is actually pretty smart.
Tying Cryptocurrency mining to health will lead to a healthier population and save a lot public healthcare money in the long run.
Tying Cryptocurrency mining to health will lead to a healthier population and save a lot public healthcare money in the long run.
You guys miss the words "I've played" in his post? Maybe he didn't play Remember Me?
Finally decided to get going on Xanadu Next. Really fun game. What's NOT fun is missing a memoir and the only walkthrough is from 2007 with fan-translated names and also apparently missing stuff...and the area maps in the Steam guides also seem inaccurate.
Actually went back to GAF's Xanadu Next thread for answers. One guy asked for the same memoir I did and nobody answered him. Sigh.
Actually went back to GAF's Xanadu Next thread for answers. One guy asked for the same memoir I did and nobody answered him. Sigh.
Would you like to invest in my new line of Cryptocurrency Treadmill, Elliptical, Bicycle and my coming Crypto-gym where you won't have to pay a membership fee as long as you make more coins than the initial costs....
I imagine that it'd just lead to people stuffing their mouths with toothbrushes and suffocating themselves.
So far I'm having a blast with it. :)
And Arcade mode is a fun diversion.
There are a lot of crappy maps (Ubisoft needs to improve map filtering a bit), but the ones done by Ubisoft, and a few others are actually a fun way to spend 15-30 minutes, while doing the weekly Uplay challenges to earn currency and perks for the game.
I'm hoping that, as time goes by, and users become more familiar with the editing tools, the mapping efforts will improve in quality. Since the assets included are quite lovely in terms of visuals, and taken from several Ubisoft franchises (and they will add more for free in the near future) there's some potential to do some fun stuff.
Yes, let's gamify our entire existence. We are not yet barreling down the path to a Black Mirror episode fast enough.
Is it just me or have they changed the way scaling works in grid view in the client recently? I don't remember things looking so bad. It's nearest neighbor now, which looks horrible for most things but especially text. Even pixel art doesn't look good since it's scaling down rather than up.
Nearest neighbor (Steam) vs. linear interpolation (GIMP)
Is it just me (GPU settings or something, haven't changed anything there) or is it everyone? Is it new or has it always been this way and I'm misremembering?
Nearest neighbor (Steam) vs. linear interpolation (GIMP)
Is it just me (GPU settings or something, haven't changed anything there) or is it everyone? Is it new or has it always been this way and I'm misremembering?
Ubisoft must be planning a text based adventure thing in Uplay tomorrow: https://www.reddit.com/r/pcgaming/c...console_popped_up_in_my_uplay_client/dwks7o7/
Has anyone heard anything about Ubisoft releasing the game Ode on Steam?
The game is very cheap on their current Ubisoft store sale, which ends today, but I would prefer to buy it on Steam, for convenience, if the game may yet be released on the platform.
But since it's been close to 4 months since it was released, I wonder if it's pointless to wait for something that may remain Uplay exclusive.
The game is very cheap on their current Ubisoft store sale, which ends today, but I would prefer to buy it on Steam, for convenience, if the game may yet be released on the platform.
But since it's been close to 4 months since it was released, I wonder if it's pointless to wait for something that may remain Uplay exclusive.
Step it up senpai. Its 2018 the year of our lord. You know by now to always check for shit behind waterfalls in games. Always.
How far are you? You don't exactly get all memoirs in order for a reason so you might not have missed it
^lmao i always miss that one :p
I've come to the conclusion that if your game has a waterfall and no hidden cave behind it, it is a bad game.
I know, but you couldn't go directly through it like most games. You had to go around it from one side, and I missed that path.
Will Fighting EX Layer be getting a PC release? I loved the Street Fighter EX series as a kid.
Oh yeah, that was the one I was looking forever for too lmao
That is sadly unknown at this point. As is ARIKA are a small team and they're betting everything on the PS4 ver. which is the only known ver. of the game atm.
If anything maybe one of the well renowed PC publishers could help with the PC/Steam release such as Ghostlight or Playism Games.
Every waterfall has a secret tunnel or some sort of secret thing behind. That's how nature designed them.
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