Nope. And there isn't enough time to download it and check it out now. Maybe I should just save the money I have in my wallet for the summer sale.
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Nope. And there isn't enough time to download it and check it out now. Maybe I should just save the money I have in my wallet for the summer sale.
lashman
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ussjtrunks
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whats the page on greenmngaming for the 25% off again, was thinking of getting resident evil 0
hooijdonk17
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So basically I have to tell them to do something that I don't like to make sure they don't overdo something I like? I'd rather keep buying what I like (ME2) and skip what I don't (Inquisition) and hope they get a clue..
Nyteshade517
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lashman
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Jawmuncher
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I recall that being said awhile back in terms of PC.
toastyToast
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Final tally worked out to
Pillars of Eternity
Tales from the Borderlands
Her Story
Crypt of the Necrodancer
Darkest Dungeon
Soma
Would have liked to get Soma for cheaper but whatever. Also got Dark Arisen on the way. I'll be good for a while to come.
Pillars of Eternity
Tales from the Borderlands
Her Story
Crypt of the Necrodancer
Darkest Dungeon
Soma
Would have liked to get Soma for cheaper but whatever. Also got Dark Arisen on the way. I'll be good for a while to come.
Regarding the earlier FF talks and FF8 specifically, I remember getting a demo of it way back when, and the disc had at least the intro animation and the Dollet invasion (with slightly different party and ending FMV).
That intro FMV fight between Squall and Seifer go me super bumped for the game and I remember watching that thing over and over again. Wasn't really impressed by the actual gameplay demo though, and the same ended up being true for the full game as well.
Best part of FF8 is the intro and Triple Triad.
Oh and Quistis. <3
That's my guess as well.
That intro FMV fight between Squall and Seifer go me super bumped for the game and I remember watching that thing over and over again. Wasn't really impressed by the actual gameplay demo though, and the same ended up being true for the full game as well.
Best part of FF8 is the intro and Triple Triad.
Oh and Quistis. <3
That's my guess as well.
EdwardTivrusky
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Well, i ended up spending £70 on about 40 items and i a couple of other items i want but they're in the £7 range so i'm hmmmmm... i also Pre-Purchased Dragon's Dogma on PC because for £23 it's a no-brainer as i can easily see myself rinsing that game.
Gives me a week or so to finish up Vendetta and a couple of other games i have on the go. Poor old PS4 hasn't been switched on for about 2 months now
edit: Also need to get my Sale cards on the market soon too. Got a foil one that's worth about 18p! \0/ Woot!
Gives me a week or so to finish up Vendetta and a couple of other games i have on the go. Poor old PS4 hasn't been switched on for about 2 months now
edit: Also need to get my Sale cards on the market soon too. Got a foil one that's worth about 18p! \0/ Woot!
Tizoc
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1 handed playthrough of Transformers Devastation about to go down at
http://www.twitch.tv/gamesdonequick
http://www.twitch.tv/gamesdonequick
I don't recall that anything official had been said, but there was that ReCore PC Version Mentioned by Armature Studio Employee's Portfolio thread a while ago.
texhnolyze
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Anyway, why should I be interested in ReCore?
The reveal trailer barely shows anything about the game.
Tizoc
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Blood and Wine is supposed to be a big one. I wouldn't be surprised to see it at $20.
Atraveller
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It will be, without preorder discount that is.
I'm not picking a season pass for sure, until all dlcs are released, then I'll see do I want it or separate dlcs or nothing.
Tizoc
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Ho[pe you enjoy Ys!
Please do make a LTTP thread for it once you've beaten it :3
Kurt Russell
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Way of the Samurai 4 and D4.
I'm with Jaw on this one, which is strange cause we probably never agree on anything.
But ME2 is better than ME1 in almost every way. And the story, tell me your heart wasn't racing
when you had to do the suicide mission
at the end when you realized there were more Reapers coming.
Wow Rise of the Tomb Raider is coming already? AND we're getting Disgaea on Steam?? I was just thinking it would be awesome if we had Disgaea on steam yesterday.
I've been living under a rock apparently.
I'm honestly super fine with this. This will give me time to get back into the series, and I think I'll start back at the first one going through them.
They already confirmed a PC release though. I'm very much looking forward to it.
I think I'll just get the Season Pass now then. I will want all of the DLC at some point anyway.
Maybe i'll be a member by then!
Guys, before we switch back to a weeklong "smell of a new thread" streak, how should I move to find out what kind of mouse to buy?
I've been using a cheap Logitech for like 10 years, it's not broken or anything, but I'm old enough to try a proper mouse and see what I'm missing out.
I've got a claw grip, but I don't even know if it's because I'm just used to my mouse or whatever. And I don't have unlimited money.
I've seen in some thread that went on recently that the Logitech G502 gets a lot of love, but apparently is for palm grips and anyway it's too expensibe here (80+). Also it's ugly as fuck.
There is the G402 that's much cheaper and a bit less ugly, but I guess it's palm too.
There also is the Razer DeathAdder (2013) that apparently is the best mouse ever for PCGamer, while in the thread someone was saying that Razer sensors are a bit hit or miss.
And then there are some brands mentioned here and there that I totally don't know anything about: Zowie, Roccat and Mionix.
The Roccat Kone Pure (Optical) (the laser one is much more expensive, and I worry for the laser sensor to be too anal for a cheap-ish pad) is perfectly in my price range and I quite like it, but I worry it may be a bit small for my hand (which isn't as big as a basketball player's, but still, what got me worried is that apparently the Pure is the smaller version of the XTD, which is too expensive).
Zowie gets a lot of love, but there are too many models in the same price range (ZA12, FK2, EC1-A), and I don't know what's best.
The Mionix Naos 7000 or 8200 (basically same price) seem cool, but I didn't read anything about them, except their name being mentioned.
Anyone here knows anything about anything I've said?
tl;dr
nothing to worry about, move along
I've been using a cheap Logitech for like 10 years, it's not broken or anything, but I'm old enough to try a proper mouse and see what I'm missing out.
I've got a claw grip, but I don't even know if it's because I'm just used to my mouse or whatever. And I don't have unlimited money.
I've seen in some thread that went on recently that the Logitech G502 gets a lot of love, but apparently is for palm grips and anyway it's too expensibe here (80+). Also it's ugly as fuck.
There is the G402 that's much cheaper and a bit less ugly, but I guess it's palm too.
There also is the Razer DeathAdder (2013) that apparently is the best mouse ever for PCGamer, while in the thread someone was saying that Razer sensors are a bit hit or miss.
And then there are some brands mentioned here and there that I totally don't know anything about: Zowie, Roccat and Mionix.
The Roccat Kone Pure (Optical) (the laser one is much more expensive, and I worry for the laser sensor to be too anal for a cheap-ish pad) is perfectly in my price range and I quite like it, but I worry it may be a bit small for my hand (which isn't as big as a basketball player's, but still, what got me worried is that apparently the Pure is the smaller version of the XTD, which is too expensive).
Zowie gets a lot of love, but there are too many models in the same price range (ZA12, FK2, EC1-A), and I don't know what's best.
The Mionix Naos 7000 or 8200 (basically same price) seem cool, but I didn't read anything about them, except their name being mentioned.
Anyone here knows anything about anything I've said?
tl;dr
nothing to worry about, move along
Dsyndrome
Member
Maybe I'll get through the four or so I'm behind if that's true.
Atraveller
Banned
Honestly, coming from ubisoft, that sounded like a nightmare.4Chan rumor said:
If anyone is like me and enjoyed super meat boy but hasn't heard of dustforce, I highly recommend picking it up at the current ridiculously cheap price before the sale ends. God it feels, looks and sounds great. No idea why there was little fanfare for this at the time, or how I managed to avoid hearing anything about this title.
Heh, I was thinking the same thing.
The thing I want from a new AC game is them moving away from AnvilNext.
I'm hoping that Massive is building the Snowdrop engine and tools in such a way that all future AC games (and other franchises too I guess) could eventually use that one too instead of Anvil.
Assuming Snowdrop ends up being good, obviously. What they have shown so far seems pretty great. Ubisoft has a lot of internal engines.
I'm hoping that Massive is building the Snowdrop engine and tools in such a way that all future AC games (and other franchises too I guess) could eventually use that one too instead of Anvil.
Assuming Snowdrop ends up being good, obviously. What they have shown so far seems pretty great. Ubisoft has a lot of internal engines.
mere_immortal
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Is there a list anywhere or does anyone have any suggestions for last minute hidden gems?
I'm no mouse expert. I have a regular bottom of the barrel Logitech wireless mouse for work and have used countless other cheap average wireless mice. I've also got the Razer Deathadder for my home gaming PC. I honestly don't notice that much difference. If you're a casual player then I think the average mouse is going to more than suffice. If you're a competitive FPS player then maybe you'll see a bit of a difference.
Its not like the mechanical keyboard and regular (membrane) keyboard where its a night and day difference.
mere_immortal
Member
Thanks!
I personally own the Mionix 7000, I have a huge hand so it fits for me personally. The 7000 model is considered to have the better sensor, so go with that version if you go with that direction.
Zowie, Logitech, Steel series, and Corsair are frequently recommended. The Zowie doesn't have much difference between the models.
Stay away from Razer. The Dearhadder is their only mouse with a good sensor, but the build quality is abysmal. If you pock one up, there is a good chance it will fail before the warranty goes out. The PCGamer article was likely a paid advertisement.
Oh, AMD, you so funny:
Polaris architecture - Goal: Console-caliber performance in a thin and light notebook
So, 900p30? I don't think PC gamers are okay with that...
What is funny is that they're talking about their lowest end GPU.
Yeah, a mechanical keyboard would be the next step, but there I'd really love to try some switches before deciding - and I don't know how can I do that...
But as for the mouse: I'm not a comp player (as some of the CS:GO bunch here could tell you
) but anyway I'd like to see how a good mouse could change my habits, or if anything it may just be more comfortable to use.Ah, nice to know. I'll kick the Razer out of my list, and try to learn more about Mionix and Zowie (both are good looking to me, especially compared to the G502, my god).
See, about the hands size: I do have big hands, but for Italian standards. For what I know, US peeps sometimes really do have giant hands that would easily put mine to shame.
Oh, AMD, you so funny:
Polaris architecture - Goal: Console-caliber performance in a thin and light notebook
So, 900p30? I don't think PC gamers are okay with that...
Huh? They seem to have a GPU planned for use on small form factors, which seems to deliver good performance for what it is. A notebook that has the same or better than PS4/Xbox One seems like it would be a great thing. They're not saying that the goal of the new architecture is "Console-caliber performance", that just one of the plans for one of their GPUs. I don't know what you're trying to say here lol
Jack The Nipper
Banned
is anyone in china? i have one free game to gift I believe and it says can only work in china. Let me know if you are
paperspace
Member
Guys, before we switch back to a weeklong "smell of a new thread" streak, how should I move to find out what kind of mouse to buy?
I've been using a cheap Logitech for like 10 years, it's not broken or anything, but I'm old enough to try a proper mouse and see what I'm missing out.
I've got a claw grip, but I don't even know if it's because I'm just used to my mouse or whatever. And I don't have unlimited money.
I've seen in some thread that went on recently that the Logitech G502 gets a lot of love, but apparently is for palm grips and anyway it's too expensibe here (80+€
There is the G402 that's much cheaper and a bit less ugly, but I guess it's palm too.
There also is the Razer DeathAdder (2013) that apparently is the best mouse ever for PCGamer, while in the thread someone was saying that Razer sensors are a bit hit or miss.
And then there are some brands mentioned here and there that I totally don't know anything about: Zowie, Roccat and Mionix.
The Roccat Kone Pure (Optical) (the laser one is much more expensive, and I worry for the laser sensor to be too anal for a cheap-ish pad) is perfectly in my price range and I quite like it, but I worry it may be a bit small for my hand (which isn't as big as a basketball player's, but still, what got me worried is that apparently the Pure is the smaller version of the XTD, which is too expensive).
Zowie gets a lot of love, but there are too many models in the same price range (ZA12, FK2, EC1-A), and I don't know what's best.
The Mionix Naos 7000 or 8200 (basically same price) seem cool, but I didn't read anything about them, except their name being mentioned.
Anyone here knows anything about anything I've said?
tl;dr
nothing to worry about, move along
I have a Razer Deathadder 2013 and a Mionix Naos 7000. I definitely prefer the Naos, but both are good mice.
Yeah, I think I'm done with Season Passes in games. I don't do a lot of multi-player, and have enough of a backlog to not worry about needing things on release.
There have been so many times that I (and others) have been burned with the first DLCs being great, and then the last couple of the pass being throwaways.
Ichabod
Banned
Good looking out but I already threw down ;_; Thanks anyways mate
Servbot #42
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i said i was over buying games but i kinda want to play one of those survival games that the kids play,too bad most of them aren't out out however Rust looks cool.
lashman
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What's funny is that the laptop pictured is the Lenovo Y700, which is 5.7 pounds and 1.02 inches thick and thus nowhere near "thin and light."Oh, AMD, you so funny:
Polaris architecture - Goal: Console-caliber performance in a thin and light notebook
So, 900p30? I don't think PC gamers are okay with that...
Even funnier is that the Y700's predecessor, the Lenovo Y50, is thinner and lighter and already has console-caliber performance with its GTX 960M.
But seriously console-level performance in an actual thin-and-light would be great, so long as the price is decent and the battery life isn't crap.
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