Posted January 20, 2015
Sachys
Woodie Guthrie's Guitar!
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Sachys
Woodie Guthrie's Guitar!
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Posted January 20, 2015
well, im bored now - and wont get to play any new games today becausemy internet has shat itself back to stupidity, one (just installed this afternoon) now demands a 350mb update, and the others are similarly not going to download at crawling speed before I need to sleep...
so...
anyone fancy a round of blackjack? - I'll be the dealer and use random.org
loser has to make a thread entitled "why i like my loincloth"
Edit: well bugger that idea then...
so...
anyone fancy a round of blackjack? - I'll be the dealer and use random.org
loser has to make a thread entitled "why i like my loincloth"
Edit: well bugger that idea then...
Post edited January 20, 2015 by Sachys
Sachys
Woodie Guthrie's Guitar!
Sachys Sorry, data for given user is currently unavailable. Please, try again later. View profile View wishlist Start conversation Invite to friends Invite to friends Accept invitation Accept invitation Pending invitation... Unblock chat Registered: Dec 2011
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Posted January 22, 2015
So, I'm off to see Yog either tomorrow or over the weekend (my mate who had his leg amputated recently). Hes a massive PNP/ board based RPG fan, but may also enjoy some hotseat games on PC if I can run them from a USB stick.
Anyone got any ideas of decent cheap / free and easy to learn PNP games - OR - hotseat games on GOG that should run from a USB?
I've lready loaded up MoO and MoO2, but im not sure 4x is really his thing. Ive bagged the freebies from the curent humble, but neither of us has a printer with ink right now.
Note: we will be quite shitfaced hence the "easy to learn" request, and I'm skint - hence the "cheap / free" request.
Anyone got any ideas of decent cheap / free and easy to learn PNP games - OR - hotseat games on GOG that should run from a USB?
I've lready loaded up MoO and MoO2, but im not sure 4x is really his thing. Ive bagged the freebies from the curent humble, but neither of us has a printer with ink right now.
Note: we will be quite shitfaced hence the "easy to learn" request, and I'm skint - hence the "cheap / free" request.
CthulhuInSpace
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Posted January 22, 2015
I'm no PnP expert, I'd recommend Pathfinder, but it may be a little more than "cheap".
Sachys
Woodie Guthrie's Guitar!
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NoNewTaleToTell
Deathrocker
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Posted January 23, 2015
So I just spent a few minutes in Two Worlds for the first time since sorting out the PhysX mess between Two Worlds and Risen, and discovered that parts of the UI no longer show up. Great. Awesome. Yay. Joy to the world. Etc etc. Well Risen is vastly better than Two Worlds in pretty much every way, save for the teleportation system, so Two Worlds is just going to have to gather dust until I'm done with Risen.
CthulhuInSpace
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Posted January 23, 2015
NoNewTaleToTell: So I just spent a few minutes in Two Worlds for the first time since sorting out the PhysX mess between Two Worlds and Risen, and discovered that parts of the UI no longer show up. Great. Awesome. Yay. Joy to the world. Etc etc. Well Risen is vastly better than Two Worlds in pretty much every way, save for the teleportation system, so Two Worlds is just going to have to gather dust until I'm done with Risen.
Risen is more fun, from what I remember, so good choice :)NoNewTaleToTell
Deathrocker
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Posted January 23, 2015
NoNewTaleToTell: So I just spent a few minutes in Two Worlds for the first time since sorting out the PhysX mess between Two Worlds and Risen, and discovered that parts of the UI no longer show up. Great. Awesome. Yay. Joy to the world. Etc etc. Well Risen is vastly better than Two Worlds in pretty much every way, save for the teleportation system, so Two Worlds is just going to have to gather dust until I'm done with Risen.
Leucius: Risen is more fun, from what I remember, so good choice :) CthulhuInSpace
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Posted January 23, 2015
The difference between Two Worlds and Two Worlds II is staggering, as well, from the little bit I've played TWII.
NoNewTaleToTell
Deathrocker
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Posted January 23, 2015
NoNewTaleToTell: Thanks haha. It's not that Two Worlds is bad or anything, it's actually pretty good in my opinion, but it definitely feels like a budget title when compared to Risen.
Leucius: The difference between Two Worlds and Two Worlds II is staggering, as well, from the little bit I've played TWII. CthulhuInSpace
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NoNewTaleToTell
Deathrocker
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Posted January 23, 2015
NoNewTaleToTell: I'll agree with that. From the little I've played Two Worlds II I noticed that it has considerably higher production values all around, it felt like an actual AAA-ish level game.
Leucius: I'm actually thinking of giving it a play through. I love me some Skyrim, don't get me wrong, but Skyrim is the kind of game that you can put down for several months and come back to... if you know what I mean. Hmm...
CthulhuInSpace
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Posted January 23, 2015
Leucius: I'm actually thinking of giving it a play through. I love me some Skyrim, don't get me wrong, but Skyrim is the kind of game that you can put down for several months and come back to... if you know what I mean.
Hmm...
NoNewTaleToTell: I do indeed know what you mean, I'm currently on a break from Skyrim myself, it'll still be there when I get back around to it. If you do give Two Worlds II a whirl be sure to post how you feel about it in the What Are You Playing thread. Hmm...
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Posted January 25, 2015
I've finally come up with a Gaming New Years Resolution thingymajig. At first I thought it would be something like "don't buy any new games unless I complete at least 1/3rd of my backlog)" but no, I've got a better one, one that clears part of my backlog anyway.
No buying games that exclusively uses a checkpoint save system, the only exceptions being games that have levels that are meant to be finished in one sitting (like bullet hell games), games that have (numerous) defined save/checkpoint areas (example: Batman: Arkham series' use of doors) that pretty much act as quick saves anyway, and series that have proven that they're not stingy with checkpoints.
As far as the games I already own that uses checkpoints exclusively, it depends on how greedy they are with checkpoints as to whether or not they end up at the bottom of my digital pile of games, covered with a blanket even, all in hopes of forgetting they even exist.
No buying games that exclusively uses a checkpoint save system, the only exceptions being games that have levels that are meant to be finished in one sitting (like bullet hell games), games that have (numerous) defined save/checkpoint areas (example: Batman: Arkham series' use of doors) that pretty much act as quick saves anyway, and series that have proven that they're not stingy with checkpoints.
As far as the games I already own that uses checkpoints exclusively, it depends on how greedy they are with checkpoints as to whether or not they end up at the bottom of my digital pile of games, covered with a blanket even, all in hopes of forgetting they even exist.
CthulhuInSpace
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Posted January 26, 2015
NoNewTaleToTell: I've finally come up with a Gaming New Years Resolution thingymajig. At first I thought it would be something like "don't buy any new games unless I complete at least 1/3rd of my backlog)" but no, I've got a better one, one that clears part of my backlog anyway.
No buying games that exclusively uses a checkpoint save system, the only exceptions being games that have levels that are meant to be finished in one sitting (like bullet hell games), games that have (numerous) defined save/checkpoint areas (example: Batman: Arkham series' use of doors) that pretty much act as quick saves anyway, and series that have proven that they're not stingy with checkpoints.
As far as the games I already own that uses checkpoints exclusively, it depends on how greedy they are with checkpoints as to whether or not they end up at the bottom of my digital pile of games, covered with a blanket even, all in hopes of forgetting they even exist.
Nice, I sorted through my backlog and did something similar, only I got rid of ~200 games I'd bought as part of bundles that I have no interest in (yes, I was a bit of a bundle junky for a while)No buying games that exclusively uses a checkpoint save system, the only exceptions being games that have levels that are meant to be finished in one sitting (like bullet hell games), games that have (numerous) defined save/checkpoint areas (example: Batman: Arkham series' use of doors) that pretty much act as quick saves anyway, and series that have proven that they're not stingy with checkpoints.
As far as the games I already own that uses checkpoints exclusively, it depends on how greedy they are with checkpoints as to whether or not they end up at the bottom of my digital pile of games, covered with a blanket even, all in hopes of forgetting they even exist.