Since I'm waiting on responses for other forum posts
Ive gotten really bored, as i always do when waiting.
I have a MMO i grind(Guildwars2), but as anyone who plays it knows, its end game content is lacking for alot.
So ive decided to ask which game i should play next to the escapist?
My GPU is in a APU setup(A10 6800k richland), so it isnt the strongest, and affects how well i can enjoy some games saddly, so my selection is a bit older.
To describe my experiences with the list in detail:
Gothic 2: The controls felt wonky, and the game was clunky, but endearing. I see its age, and it turns me off, but if i could look past it, i feel it has alot to offer.
The witcher 1: was on sale for 1.50 during GoG sale, since i obtained The witcher 2 for free, i decided playing 1 would be sensible, and since it was from 2007 it wouldn't strain my GPU, hopefully?
Fallout 1 / fallout 2: I have read these games are deep with rpg elements and isometric. Im use to Fallout 3, so im not sure how ill like this game, but people tell me its very fun, although they said the same about Gothic 2...
Metro 2033: I read this game is demanding for GPU's, which might be an issue, however i also have watched a dormmate play through the whole game, and even though i know the story, the game play is solid.
Saints row 3: i really, really enjoyed Saints row 2, which i didn't think i would, since i never touched a GTA game, and only had experience with that style of sandbox via Red dead redemption, which i liked. It was like quirky fun and it was self aware of it too, which was nice. Therefore I want to enjoy SR3 to its fullest, which prompted the original forum posts in my first spoiler to allow me the use of a dedicated GPU. So im on the fence with this one.
Mount and Blade: I don't know much, but a Steam friend said it was alright, although the graphics look kind of old, which is bad i guess, but good for my GPU.
in http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/538.865776-Mobo-Question#21641471
and
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/538.277772-The-Technology-Help-Corner?page=7#21645349
and
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/538.277772-The-Technology-Help-Corner?page=7#21645349
Ive gotten really bored, as i always do when waiting.
I have a MMO i grind(Guildwars2), but as anyone who plays it knows, its end game content is lacking for alot.
(I obtained a legendary, and full ascended gear, grinding achievement points seems like a waste, and all i do is play the Trading post for cash)
My GPU is in a APU setup(A10 6800k richland), so it isnt the strongest, and affects how well i can enjoy some games saddly, so my selection is a bit older.
To describe my experiences with the list in detail:
Gothic 2: The controls felt wonky, and the game was clunky, but endearing. I see its age, and it turns me off, but if i could look past it, i feel it has alot to offer.
The witcher 1: was on sale for 1.50 during GoG sale, since i obtained The witcher 2 for free, i decided playing 1 would be sensible, and since it was from 2007 it wouldn't strain my GPU, hopefully?
Fallout 1 / fallout 2: I have read these games are deep with rpg elements and isometric. Im use to Fallout 3, so im not sure how ill like this game, but people tell me its very fun, although they said the same about Gothic 2...
Metro 2033: I read this game is demanding for GPU's, which might be an issue, however i also have watched a dormmate play through the whole game, and even though i know the story, the game play is solid.
Saints row 3: i really, really enjoyed Saints row 2, which i didn't think i would, since i never touched a GTA game, and only had experience with that style of sandbox via Red dead redemption, which i liked. It was like quirky fun and it was self aware of it too, which was nice. Therefore I want to enjoy SR3 to its fullest, which prompted the original forum posts in my first spoiler to allow me the use of a dedicated GPU. So im on the fence with this one.
Mount and Blade: I don't know much, but a Steam friend said it was alright, although the graphics look kind of old, which is bad i guess, but good for my GPU.