Give it a year and I'll have 2 of those...TypeSD said:Great video!! Absolute truth about PC gaming right there.
*hides GTX 580 SLi*
Give it a year and I'll have 2 of those...TypeSD said:Great video!! Absolute truth about PC gaming right there.
*hides GTX 580 SLi*
I don't know how far this has gone, but I see your Curse of Monkey Island (still one of my all time favorite games) and raise you Space Quest 1! Muahahahaha.Da Orky Man said:Say hi to Bastila for me.ms_sunlight said:I bought KotOR off Steam and am replaying it RIGHT NOW. +1!!!Da Orky Man said:By "old lucas arts games", KotOR? I've discovered that my year-old, 1.6ghz netbook can run it. HELLS YEAH!!!
But I'll see your KotOR and raise you Loom. LOOM!!!!!!
I see your Loom, and raise you The Curse of Monkey Island.
get a 680...Waaghpowa said:Give it a year and I'll have 2 of those...TypeSD said:Great video!! Absolute truth about PC gaming right there.
*hides GTX 580 SLi*
capitalism hooo!AC10 said:Additionally, Recettear actually does require a pretty powerful computer because it was optimized like absolute shit.
I never had Any bugs in EYE whatsoever. Not even One.Matthew94 said:Great video, but I hated eye. It was a buggy piece of shit and infinite respawning really pisses me off when a fucking attack chopper comes at you every minute along with rocket launcher wielding goons.
Now if only console players would listen to this video...
You don't need to upgrade a PC every year and it doesn't cost thousands for a PC. Also the games are cheaper.
The mis-information annoys me.
But it's not misinformation. If I want to play something like Dues EX I do need a really good and really expensive computer. A lot of the big mainstream games are graphics intensive and you can't get past the fact that you need a computer than can cope with that. You don't /need/ to put lots of money into a good computer, it's just if you don't do so you miss most of the mainstream releases...?Matthew94 said:Great video, but I hated eye. It was a buggy piece of shit and infinite respawning really pisses me off when a fucking attack chopper comes at you every minute along with rocket launcher wielding goons.
Now if only console players would listen to this video...
You don't need to upgrade a PC every year and it doesn't cost thousands for a PC. Also the games are cheaper.
The mis-information annoys me.
I don't know about the sword either, then maybe fan boy love to Warhammer?Baneat said:Works just fine.sir.rutthed said:Error 200 Stream not found. Please fix.
A: What's that big sword?
B: What's that game that looked like Serious Sam but had a few weapons I haven't seen?
Thanks to the 9 people that have answered this question, you can stop now!
Read the EULA of any PC game, unless you bought it before 2005 or from from GOG you don't own it either, you just have a licence to use it. Don't go accusing Bioware of selling their souls to EA either.Kapol said:My main problem with PC gaming is (and this is something I'll likely take a lot of crap for and is entirely personal preference) the mouse and keyboard layout. I hate mouse and keyboard. It drives me insane. Don't get me wrong, I still play some that require it from time to time. Games like Killing Floor get used every so often. But, as I'm getting more into PC gaming thanks to having a decent laptop and a fairly good gaming rig, I normally just end up using my wired 360 controller at this point. But not having controller as an option has caused me to not buy games I otherwise would have bought in a heartbeat.
Other then that, my problem with the main platform of PC gaming, Steam, is that you don't actually own your games and they reserve the right to take access to them away from you for just about any reason they can think of. That, for me, is a major problem. And since a lot of bigger-named games are using Steam as their DRM, it makes it unavoidable.
I do think that it's fairly funny that the same group who says 'graphics don't matter as much as gameplay' to defend their 'system of choice' so quickly go to the fact that PC games can have better graphics as a defense.
I suppose that only really strengthens my arguement against it in that respect. But even ones you download from others places (GOG, Amazon, etc) won't lock you out for being 'banned' from them (though I doubt you could be banned from those places anyways unless you got caught doing something illegal like using other's credit cards). It might be in the EULA, but Steam, or any other major 'pc platform' I suppose, makes it easy to lock you out of all of your games for doing something wrong in just one of them.octafish said:Read the EULA of any PC game, unless you bought it before 2005 or from from GOG you don't own it either, you just have a licence to use it. Don't go accusing Bioware of selling their souls to EA either.Kapol said:My main problem with PC gaming is (and this is something I'll likely take a lot of crap for and is entirely personal preference) the mouse and keyboard layout. I hate mouse and keyboard. It drives me insane. Don't get me wrong, I still play some that require it from time to time. Games like Killing Floor get used every so often. But, as I'm getting more into PC gaming thanks to having a decent laptop and a fairly good gaming rig, I normally just end up using my wired 360 controller at this point. But not having controller as an option has caused me to not buy games I otherwise would have bought in a heartbeat.
Other then that, my problem with the main platform of PC gaming, Steam, is that you don't actually own your games and they reserve the right to take access to them away from you for just about any reason they can think of. That, for me, is a major problem. And since a lot of bigger-named games are using Steam as their DRM, it makes it unavoidable.
I do think that it's fairly funny that the same group who says 'graphics don't matter as much as gameplay' to defend their 'system of choice' so quickly go to the fact that PC games can have better graphics as a defense.
Graphics are nice and all and I'll admit I do like a good looking game, however the games I'm playing the most at the moment are Frozen Synapse, Minecraft, and well yes Deus Ex: Human Resources is an ok looking game but not overly resource intensive.
EA locked a guy out of Dragon Age 2 completely because he said the Bioware had sold their souls to EA on a Bioware forum. It isn't just Steam that can stop you accessing your software. Ubisoft, EA and others can do it too.Kapol said:snip
Also, where did the Bioware thing come from anyways? I don't remember mentioning them at all...
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