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I'm only missing Trine and Deponia, and the former doesn't rally appeal to me. Gonna skip it unless the bonuses kick ass.
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bowtux: I'm only missing Trine and Deponia, and the former doesn't rally appeal to me. Gonna skip it unless the bonuses kick ass.
Probably it will be more Magicka DLCs...
Painkiller Black and Trine are both good, but I have both DRM Free already. Magicka looks interesting, but checking the steam page and seeing the amount of DLC is a turn off. Probably passing on this one.
Post edited January 09, 2013 by Fictionvision
I have most of them, will probably pass as well - only painkiller makes me raise an eyebrow!
Its funny how they have crappy games (IMHO) for the base price and you have to pay abovetheaverage to get the 'good' stuff. Notice they do in on their store bundles as well :/.
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Fictionvision: Painkiller Black and Trine are both good, but I have both DRM Free already. Magicka looks interesting, but checking the steam page and seeing the amount of DLC is a turn off. Probably passing on this one.
There's only like 2-3 DLC worth getting. the others are just cosmetics...
Post edited January 09, 2013 by nijuu
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nijuu: Its funny how they have crappy games (IMHO) for the base price and you have to pay abovetheaverage to get the 'good' stuff. Notice they do in on their store bundles as well :/.
I wouldn't call Trine crappy in any way, but it is a game that most people have already.
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nijuu: Its funny how they have crappy games (IMHO) for the base price and you have to pay abovetheaverage to get the 'good' stuff. Notice they do in on their store bundles as well :/.
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kalirion: I wouldn't call Trine crappy in any way, but it is a game that most people have already.
Sorry my bad. I was talking generally speaking.
anybody know if majicka is any good?


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Soyeong: Magicka looks interesting, but it seems to be a never ending DLC quest.
yeah, same. not sure if i want it or not based on that. feels like they nickle and dime half the game into dlc packs. 20 dlcs?
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also do the keys come separate or as a bundle through them does anybody know?(like if I bought for magicka could I give away trine?)
Post edited January 09, 2013 by pseudonarne
This looks like a really good bundle, if you don't mind steam and have windows... neither of which apply to me
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thebum06: To be fair, the word average is no longer mentioned on their site.
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SirPrimalform: True, but when I mentioned the inaccuracy of the average, their response was to ban me and delete my post. They're definitely scumbags, they've now at least changed "average" to "BTA price". Still scumbags though.
hmm...nothing for a "Gala tip" then?
Post edited January 09, 2013 by pseudonarne
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pseudonarne: anybody know if majicka is any good?
Magicka is alright. I took issue with the way the game handles saving, and I found co-oping to be more frustrating than fun. It's one of those games where you can't progress further until your partner has caught up with you, similar to the old 2D arcade sidescrollers. I mean don't get me wrong, those kind of games can be fun, but that's not what I was expecting when I first picked up Magicka. It's also more of an action game than any type of role playing game. You've gotta be quick with your fingers to get the most out of it, and friendly fire is always on unless they've changed that since I last tried it. It can be quite funny to accidentally kill your partner or have them kill you (you can also revive them), but it starts to get pretty old when it constantly happens in hectic battles.

It's a game that goes on sale ALL the time, so I think it's definitely worth the risk of checking out when it's on sale. And the DLC isn't too big of a deal. Only a couple of those DLC are actually substantial, but they aren't required. Like I said the game goes on sale all of the time, so if you end up liking the main game, then worry about picking up the few DLC that actually matter during the next sale.

Oh, there's also an arena mode that's pretty fun as a time killer if you're just playing alone. It's one of those defeat the waves of enemies that get progressively more difficult types of deals, but it's fun.
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pseudonarne: anybody know if majicka is any good?


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Soyeong: Magicka looks interesting, but it seems to be a never ending DLC quest.
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pseudonarne: yeah, same. not sure if i want it or not based on that. feels like they nickle and dime half the game into dlc packs. 20 dlcs?
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also do the keys come separate or as a bundle through them does anybody know?(like if I bought for magicka could I give away trine?)
If the game is fun and feels complete without the DLCs, what does their existence matter?

Indie Gala keys are always seperate.
Post edited January 10, 2013 by kalirion
Does anyone know how long is the duration of this "Happy Hour" in IndieGala? I hope is more than an hour... Thanks.
thanks probably do that then
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Fictionvision: Painkiller Black and Trine are both good, but I have both DRM Free already. Magicka looks interesting, but checking the steam page and seeing the amount of DLC is a turn off. Probably passing on this one.
Don't let it turn you off. Not having the DLC is in no way shape or form a dealbreaker for that game. Most of it is extra "robes" (which gives you different starting weapons and sometimes some other effect), but playing through the game with the default robe is just as fun as with any of the other ones. There are also a few multiplayer maps and 3 full sized expansions.


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pseudonarne: anybody know if majicka is any good?
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Qwertyman: Magicka is alright. I took issue with the way the game handles saving, and I found co-oping to be more frustrating than fun. It's one of those games where you can't progress further until your partner has caught up with you, similar to the old 2D arcade sidescrollers. I mean don't get me wrong, those kind of games can be fun, but that's not what I was expecting when I first picked up Magicka. It's also more of an action game than any type of role playing game. You've gotta be quick with your fingers to get the most out of it, and friendly fire is always on unless they've changed that since I last tried it. It can be quite funny to accidentally kill your partner or have them kill you (you can also revive them), but it starts to get pretty old when it constantly happens in hectic battles.
In co-op the penalty for death of a single party member is very low though, and the chaos that is multiple people trying to fling their spells all over the place is what makes its co-op mode so fun. You do need to play it with people that you know though, and not with random people.
Post edited January 10, 2013 by AFnord