Is the $10 = 1 card cumulative? Or do I get a card only if one purchase is $10 or above?
Obsidian RPGs like Pillars of Eternity and Tyranny.Besides Divinity Original Sin 1 and 2, what are some other good isometric RPGs? I'm specifically looking for games that have non-linear mission design like Divinity.
CDKeys have been around a long time, they are legit. They take advantage of pricing in different regions and that is why their keys are cheap. No stealing or anything like that.How is the developer not seeing any money? They created the keys out of thin air? They stole them?
Objects in Space (not exactly a Summer Sale game but it is discounted)
I spent almost 200 hours in The Division playing solo. The thing is, you can easily matchmake with other players whenever you wish. The end of the story is only the start of the game, it's just the tutorial. If you're not into maximizing your gear to tackle the real, harder content at endgame, you'll be missing the main point of the game.How's The Division these days?
Im probably only going to play it from a single player perspective.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/538680/The_Legend_of_Heroes_Trails_of_Cold_Steel/
I didnt play it but apparently its very similar to Persona, because apart from exploration you also have to deal with daily student life.
Yes, it's one of the most innovative RPGs in ages. Note that it's very much based on skills picked. Dofferent classes will behave completely different. An orator type character will not be much of a warrior, for example.
It has some of those elements but Tokyo Xanadu, also from Falcom, is much closer to Persona except for combat.It's extremely different from Persona lol. The only thing they have in common is the "school life" moments. sorta.
Setting, tone, subject matter and what not are all vastly different.
It has some of those elements but Tokyo Xanadu, also from Falcom, is much closer to Persona except for combat.
This was really helpful, thank you! Both sound really substantial, but I think I'll jump ahead and go for OS2.Divinity 1 is a solid game. Its a long game too. Easily 60-100 hours depending on how thorough you are. So expect quite an adventure.
I can't yet compare it to the sequel as I have held off for PS4, but from most accounts it's even better. Takes place 1000 years into the future and I don't think any references will be problematic if playing these games in reverse. There is more avatar involvement in the world beyond merely acting as a player driven blank slate cyphers in this one. Characters with actual backstories and renown in the world beyond "hero". I think that alone may be worth just jumping into the sequel first, it's actually the biggest change I look forward to.
Also something to keep in mind, at least in the first game but I assume OS2 as well, is that combat stays pretty challenging from beginning to end. There is a bit of scaling, but it's tactical options using both skills and the environment kept my engagement. Never felt like I was just mashing through fodder often. I liked that.
I've heard a lot a of bad things about MvC Infinite but as someone who really enjoyed the other games in the series and doesn't play competitively, is it worth $20?
RPGs, when in doubt, go for RPGs.Not sure how I want to indulge right now. Got $50 burning a hole in my wallet but there isn't any game in particular that I need.
Nice, can't really go wrong with the price to try it out either.I spent almost 200 hours in The Division playing solo. The thing is, you can easily matchmake with other players whenever you wish. The end of the story is only the start of the game, it's just the tutorial. If you're not into maximizing your gear to tackle the real, harder content at endgame, you'll be missing the main point of the game.
The DLC operators are expensive to buy but otherwise its the full package.How much are you missing out on if you just buy the standard edition of Rainbow Six Siege?
How is it with compression and frame rate? I've found that games over the Link just never look quite right even when it says I'm getting a stable 60fps. I've basically just stopped using it because I always just get lost spending time tinkering with the settings instead of playing the game. I got it for $20 so it's not a big deal, but I'd hate to have the same outcome on something that costs as much as the Shield.
so this is my first summer sale, do the discounts change daily or deals? Like AC:O is 29.99, not bad, should I wait or pull? any chance it might get a better deal?
Went ahead and grabbed Grim Dawn. Had my eye on it for awhile now and as a huge fan of Diablo 2 and somewhat 3, I have high hopes for it.
Went ahead and grabbed Grim Dawn. Had my eye on it for awhile now and as a huge fan of Diablo 2 and somewhat 3, I have high hopes for it.
This is the truth.
Grabbed Silent Hill: Homecoming, what a god awful PC port. Luckily people are awesome and they've fixed it, so it's now running properly. I've never played the series before and this is the only one I could get on PC.
Steam controller worthwhile? I'm willing to buy it but I've never actually used one and the controls look pretty odd.
Absolutely. Top-tier RPG with top-tier expansions.Witcher 3 game of the year edition worth the 20 or should I wait till it is lower in price?
Yeaah I mainly want to play sidescrollers so I might just get a Steam Link and find an XBox One controller to useDo you like using your laptop touchpad to aim? No? Then no.
Mine gathers dust.
That's why you use the gyro.Do you like using your laptop touchpad to aim? No? Then no.
Mine gathers dust.
How's The Division these days?
Im probably only going to play it from a single player perspective.