The Steam version totally does support mods, I am currently using the Lord of the Rings full conversion mod with the game, which I bought on steam. You just need to re-install and read the instructions. its pretty complex, with re-naming of files and deleting .exe's but its totally possible.Kahunaburger said:
Worst game PURCHASE you ever made.
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Sacred
Had no idea what was going on, what my motivation was, and the interface was insufficient to allow smooth skill usage.
Dragon Age II
It's not terrible but it was a let down to me)
Brink
Had some fun playing against bots with my Bro, but there are too few maps. It has/had potential if they had more content before they released it, or pile it on soon. Currently the replayability/variety is insultingly lacking.
Had no idea what was going on, what my motivation was, and the interface was insufficient to allow smooth skill usage.
Dragon Age II
It's not terrible but it was a let down to me)
Brink
Had some fun playing against bots with my Bro, but there are too few maps. It has/had potential if they had more content before they released it, or pile it on soon. Currently the replayability/variety is insultingly lacking.
THIS! All this! THAT was the one and only game I could think of and I'm glad I wasn't the only one who did all this!charda11 said:
I heard it came with some special postcards or something. So I, being a young and loyal KH fan (Back then), hurried over to my nearest GameStop and I pre-ordered the game even though I already had it for the GBA.
Once I had it, I think I played like an hour worth of gameplay. Up until today, i haven't finished it or played further than that. But I won't sell it either because I know GameStop will give me like 5 dollars for it, if I'm lucky.
Second choice would be Brutal Legend. I figured a pseudo-funny game with Jack Black and rock music could be worth my while, if not only for the lulz. But it got boring fast. I got so bored and tired of it that I actually traded it in for whatever.
Unlimited Saga
$80.00 I could have taken to the casino to spend on slot machines and I would have had the exact same experience... except the casino would have been fun.
$80.00 I could have taken to the casino to spend on slot machines and I would have had the exact same experience... except the casino would have been fun.
My rule when buying games:kidragakash said:
-If it's based off a movie or a TV show, chances are it will not be a good game.
(Pity cause I love Avatar)
It's probably unfair to those...5 good games based off movies/TV shows that are actually good, but I've noticed about 90% of games that fall under those categories are bad. So bad. Like crying-myself-to-sleep bad.
Last one I regret: Brink.
Repetitive game, bad AI, and it was short. After playing the Campaign, there was not much to do expect collect all the trophies. Waste of $59.99 + tax. That and preordering it.
Repetitive game, bad AI, and it was short. After playing the Campaign, there was not much to do expect collect all the trophies. Waste of $59.99 + tax. That and preordering it.
I bought Rockstar Presents: Table Tennis, it seemed like a good idea at the time, thankfully it was only $10
For me, it was picking up Shepard's Crossing at a pawn shop. The back of the case made it look like some cross between Harvest Moon and a turn based RPG. Liking both of those things, I bought it. I was soooooo wrong.
Would have to be Medal of Honor (2010), it was an ok game when the single player wasn't glitching and the multiplayer wasn't crashing; which was quite rare. just overall a frustrating experience and something i would never play again. The best thing about it was the hand grenade usb that came with the pre-order.
Dragon Age. I spent more on that trash than was New Vegas, but Dragon Age was torture to finish...