Good to see that my parking skills don't bother the neighbours much.
I'm quite proud of this park job I managed to pull off in GTA5 a few weeks ago:
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STEAM | March 2018 - *sensible chuchel*
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I'm quite proud of this park job I managed to pull off in GTA5 a few weeks ago:
Good to see that my parking skills don't bother the neighbours much.
Other peoples parking skills bother me though!
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Too many games is a good thing. Benefits consumers. Play whatever, whenever you want.
I cant do it.
Man, GTA1 and GTA2 are simply unplayable for me.
The fact that the map is the way it is was bad enough but to top it all off is the control scheme, it was confusing on controller but damn, its even confusing on keyboard.
I did play a bit of both but I'm sticking with 3D GTA lmao.
Man, GTA1 and GTA2 are simply unplayable for me.
The fact that the map is the way it is was bad enough but to top it all off is the control scheme, it was confusing on controller but damn, its even confusing on keyboard.
I did play a bit of both but I'm sticking with 3D GTA lmao.
I bought so many games during the Winter Sale, so I am doing only sensible things: I don't play any of those, but instead I finally beat Final Fantasy 6 last month (on the SNES Classic) and I finished Ending A of the original Nier this weekend (on the PS3).
It's recommend it especially at that price. I really enjoyed it back at launch.
I thought battle chasers was interesting but ultimately boring because it had exclusively combat going for it.
WoFF also has that pokemon aspect of collecting and developing your monsters which I found to be much more engaging.
First Max Payne feels so basic and quick save heavy, tho I always remember thinking 2 was much better.
And 3 even more so ❤️
$20 right now
I'll give it that, but doesn't Battlechasers do story? It's based off a comic after all.
I consider Max Payne 2 to be about as perfect a sequel a game could ask for. It basically took everything good about Max Payne, made it better, and cut all the fat. I could really take a dive back into Noir York and soak in that never-ending rainy atmosphere again.
Outside of the cutscene at the beginning there is only an occasional few lines of dialogue here and there. Hardly anything noteworthy imho
Tank controls man. They are fun arcadey games tho, but I've never finished them myself.
you can do just fine on normal by just quicksaving after every room like checkpoints
quicksave can get you in more trouble than save you in that game
ahh, too much for me
sadly the story is kinda bad in 2 imo
The one thing stopping me from revisting MP1 is the damn baby nightmare levels.
How similar are these games? I tried Monster Slayers and it kinda hooked me
I've been playing the first game at 4K for 2 hours with no issues on w10, same rig I played 2 on a few years ago but been a while. Thankfully not a single crash.
Slay the Spire is the exact same concept, just much better executed (at the cost of having only 2 classes right now and not 16 like Monster Slayers)
Oh, i remember that "One week to make a game" test, caught me completely off the guard. I had design document for my project i've made to apply on game designer position in local IT company (they liked it, but i was studying in different city and they were looking only for full-time employers so it didn't worked out), so when i saw news about CDPR hiring i decided to give it a try, translated my work on english and sent it to them, but their HR insisted on playable game. I had 0 experience with game editors and it was before Unreal Engine 4 released, so i fired up Neverwinter Nights 2 editor as it was suggested as option in CDPR mail and tried to make anything playable. That was a disaster just as expected, it took 3 days to download the game, and i never played NWN2 before so i had no idea what all those 10d2 damage and other numbers meant. Moreover, for some reasons editor successfully compiling only project that you did in one sit, loading saved file and compiling it for some unknown reasons causing in-game crash during module loading. No wonder they didn't replied after that, but it was a great lesson for me that i shouldn't go to game companies without at least one game made. Still working on that...
Thanks for taking the time and writing these detailed answers! I suppose I'll give the game a try later.
So far I've already beaten three games this month. Not too bad.
THOTH is a great time but really short. The Sexy Brutale would have likely been in my top ten for that year (was that last year or the year before?) the year it came out if I had played through it then. And Lumino City is pretty fun and I think the manual is fantastic but there's too many frustrating "puzzles" sprinkled through it. Huge improvement over Lume, though.
THOTH is a great time but really short. The Sexy Brutale would have likely been in my top ten for that year (was that last year or the year before?) the year it came out if I had played through it then. And Lumino City is pretty fun and I think the manual is fantastic but there's too many frustrating "puzzles" sprinkled through it. Huge improvement over Lume, though.
Oh must've missed that when i last checked, thanks. Looks indeed like normal steam update time, had hoped for a midnight release. :(
Ubisoft China posted an article on wechat (a messaging platform in China) yesterday, asking fans which dynasty(s) they want if next Assassin's Creed entry set in China. The article in question (Chinese only): https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/Mss62kKrh5QshF4BbAZX_w
Are we really getting Assassin's Creed Dynasty? BTW, feel free to translate and open a new thread for it. I am heading outside.
Are we really getting Assassin's Creed Dynasty? BTW, feel free to translate and open a new thread for it. I am heading outside.
You are welcome. :)
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No matter what era they choose China will be interesting setting.
Unfortunately AC Dynasty has nothing to do with China. As much as i'd love an AC game set there.
(Also wtf, no Three Kingdoms period?)
I've never played Monster Slayers, and don't know how similar it would be to Slay the Spire, but as someone who's tested nearly 90% of card game titles available on PC, and has sunk in well over a thousand hours (semi-competitively, with top legend finishes) into Hearthstone, I can guarantee, even sight unseen for all other games, that StS is the best card game available to play right now.
It's well balanced, it's developed by people who ran the huge Netrunner community site Stimhack, it's got multiple praise articles and cosigns from RPS/Julian Gallop, it's basically the best roguelike deckbuilder at the moment (sorry, Peter Whalen), it's easily the most well-balanced card game (and I'm generally quick to criticize on that front), and it's one of the most polished EA games on the market, with multiple features continuously being added, and extremely involved and responsive devs. I hadn't been this impressed with how a game was handled until Into the Breach. It amazes me that there can still be card games that are... actually good?
But, like most roguelikes, I suppose it'd be considered fairly challenging. However, when you know what you're doing, there's almost no yielding to random RNG and elements of chance (until the higher Ascension levels, anyway), and 99% of decks should be able to win. It's, again, very similar to ItB in that regard.
It's well balanced, it's developed by people who ran the huge Netrunner community site Stimhack, it's got multiple praise articles and cosigns from RPS/Julian Gallop, it's basically the best roguelike deckbuilder at the moment (sorry, Peter Whalen), it's easily the most well-balanced card game (and I'm generally quick to criticize on that front), and it's one of the most polished EA games on the market, with multiple features continuously being added, and extremely involved and responsive devs. I hadn't been this impressed with how a game was handled until Into the Breach. It amazes me that there can still be card games that are... actually good?
But, like most roguelikes, I suppose it'd be considered fairly challenging. However, when you know what you're doing, there's almost no yielding to random RNG and elements of chance (until the higher Ascension levels, anyway), and 99% of decks should be able to win. It's, again, very similar to ItB in that regard.
the thing I love about Monster Slayers (and Slay the Spire which I assume is exactly the same), and modes like the recent Hearthstone adventure mode, or Arena, is that you dont have to worry about collecting cards and build decks "outside the game".
Thats the part I just cant deal with anymore these days. If its a enw deck every run that you build as you play, perfect, thats exactly what I want. Unfortunately most card games arent like that.
Like Hektor said tho, 2 classes only in StS is a bit... underwhelming. And they mention only 2 more coming. Sure MS is a much more simple game, but it has like 18 lol. They are quite different from each other too.
Thats the part I just cant deal with anymore these days. If its a enw deck every run that you build as you play, perfect, thats exactly what I want. Unfortunately most card games arent like that.
Like Hektor said tho, 2 classes only in StS is a bit... underwhelming. And they mention only 2 more coming. Sure MS is a much more simple game, but it has like 18 lol. They are quite different from each other too.
Interesting. So this pretty much confirms, if not already confirmed, that Dynasty is not set in China.
A class in StS is so dynamic though. I'd wager it feels like one class might contain three. Again, I don't want to be unfair to Monster Slayers, but I sort of doubt a single class has such a distinct feel and different unique playstyles and approaches that those in StS do. Plus, there are (somewhat poor--at the moment at least) modded classes for StS. But, again, the StS devs have impressed the socks off me that when the third class does release, I'm sure it'll feel like I'm playing an entirely different game.
So Dynasty plays in Feudal Japan? Not too shaby either. One concern they had earlier was the much flatter architecture, when compared with say Renaissance Italy or Paris. I guess they might take some liberties there, making things larger and denser then they were in real life.
Quite disappointing to hear that China is not the subject. I guess it is about Romanov? Russian subject can be interesting.
IMO, Three Kingdoms has been overused. I want to see something new. Chinese history never lacks materials for assassination and political turbulence. Tang would be a great period for a AC game. Tang taizong era, to be specific.
Looks interesting.
Isn't there another game involving a boat, RPGish, coming this years. Cartoony style graphics? Open world.
ARE YOU READY FOR THE MOSH PIT
And i won't be able to play it today
Can't wait! I was expecting a trailer or short teaser at least. But maybe it's better this way.
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