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Retroblique posted:Spare Steam key for The Long Dark from the January 2018 Humble Monthly Bundle. First come first served. Got it, thank you.
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Kopijeger posted:Got it, thank you.
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Dec 31, 2017 17:59
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Has anyone messed around with Osiris: New Dawn much?
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Dec 31, 2017 18:23
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Asura + soundtrack is $5 on https://chrono.gg/ for 24 hours
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Dec 31, 2017 19:05
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Heroic Yoshimitsu posted:Are there any good games that generate levels based off your music, besides Audiosurf and Beat Hazard? Melody's Escape and Symphony
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Dec 31, 2017 21:14
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If I were in the mood for an old-fashioned JRPG, which one(s) should I look at/where should I start? Unrelated, is the Long Dark any good/fun?
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Dec 31, 2017 22:05
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FakePoet posted:If I were in the mood for an old-fashioned JRPG, which one(s) should I look at/where should I start? Final Fantasy IX Trails in the Sky And yes, yes it is. It's not to my tastes, but if you like survival games and exploring chilly places, the Long Dark is REALLY good at that. e: There might be better old-fashioned jrpgs you could play, or worse ones that are older, but FF9 and TiTs are like, some of the best on steam and they have good ports. Please enjoy them if you haven't!
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Dec 31, 2017 22:07
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I am extremely bummed out that Nier wasn't a sale pr. much anywhere. After hearing the Giant Bomb people talk it up so much I really wanted to try it myself.
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Dec 31, 2017 22:25
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I wanted Dragon Quest Heroes to have a big sale, but that game seems to be buried under Heroes 2.
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Dec 31, 2017 22:59
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The sale ends Jan 4th yes?
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Dec 31, 2017 22:59
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Waroduce posted:The sale ends Jan 4th yes? Yes -- 1pm Eastern on January 4th.
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Dec 31, 2017 23:05
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C-Euro posted:Kind of broke this holiday season but I'd be remiss if I didn't pick up at least one game during a Steam sale. Of the stuff on my wishlist under Hollow Knight is my GOTY and maybe favorite Metroidvania. VtM is one my favorite games of all time I think New Vegas is my favorite Fallout. Of those I haven't played Salt and Sanctuary and straight up did not like Axiom Verge. Everyone around here loves it but the combat blows because enemy AI is to just stand on top of your sprite and every non-boss fight is a frustrating war of attrition.
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Dec 31, 2017 23:47
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, what do you like?
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FakePoet posted:Unrelated, is the Long Dark any good/fun? I'm playing through the story mode and enjoying it. It's very much a survival/exploration game, so maybe watch a gameplay video or two to get an idea of it. It's pretty immersive if you let yourself get into it.
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Jan 1, 2018 00:13
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If you have a clogged wishlist, go through it one-by-one. If you're not going to buy it and play it now, remove it. If you've added the game back in 2016, buy it now or remove it. Start the year fresh with a clear wishlist.
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Jan 1, 2018 01:25
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Blattdorf posted:If you have a clogged wishlist, go through it one-by-one. If you're not going to buy it and play it now, remove it. If you've added the game back in 2016, buy it now or remove it. Start the year fresh with a clear wishlist. Conversely, buy everything $5 or less. Wait for the rest to get cheaper. Never play anything.
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Jan 1, 2018 01:38
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Blattdorf posted:If you have a clogged wishlist, go through it one-by-one. If you're not going to buy it and play it now, remove it. If you've added the game back in 2016, buy it now or remove it. Start the year fresh with a clear wishlist. Mmm... I get your message here, but I like having things to look forward to. Trimming your wishlist of stuff you don't want is good, but the rest? It's there for the summer sale, or when you can throw down 60$ or what have you. Go into 2018 expecting it to be filled with really good games. 
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Jan 1, 2018 01:52
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Not sure this is the thread to ask since I'm not looking for a deal as such, but: Is there a game that basically has some subset poker/cards/chess/checkers/old-school games with no kind of actual money or national competition or monthly fees or anything? Basically I'm looking to replicate a low-key poker night for friends who're scattered across the country. Something to have going on while talking, that kind of thing. On Steam would be ideal for the friends list, but it's not mandatory.
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Jan 1, 2018 02:09
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Captain von Trapp posted:Not sure this is the thread to ask since I'm not looking for a deal as such, but: Actually, running for 10 bucks currently, is Tabletop Simulator - which, by way of the steam workshop (and includes some built in basic games like checkers!), is basically everything you describe. There are also some really fuckin cool DLC for big-boy board games like Scythe, and in the Workshop people have recreated anything from chess to Twilight Imperium. It's a little more complex as its simulating the table with physics and all, but modules can have elaborate control zones and rules enforcement that is pretty much at the discretion of the scenario creator. Squiggle fucked around with this message at 02:19 on Jan 1, 2018 |
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Jan 1, 2018 02:14
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Thanks, that looks like just the trick!
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Blattdorf posted:If you have a clogged wishlist, go through it one-by-one. If you're not going to buy it and play it now, remove it. If you've added the game back in 2016, buy it now or remove it. Start the year fresh with a clear wishlist. I dunno. Steam is such a mess these days that it feels like wishlists are the only to manage any of it I basically wishlist anything that looks remotely interesting and use it as an alternate storefront
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WarpDogs posted:I dunno. Steam is such a mess these days that it feels like wishlists are the only to manage any of it This is basically what I do. If I come across something that seems fairly interesting, but I'm not ready to purchase it (maybe because it hasn't come out yet, is still in pretty early access, or it's just not good timing) I'll wishlist it. It acts more like a "watch"-list at this point. But yeah I agree, with the relentless influx of asset-flips, bargain-bin-tier garbage, and dopey "achievement" games, the odds of organically finding and recalling a decent game on Steam seems to shrink every day. Cream-of-Plenty fucked around with this message at 02:58 on Jan 1, 2018 |
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Every since I filtered out anime and jpg-maker the games got a bit better, now need to refine that somewhat by somehow adding "minecraft garbage graphics" and survival mmo. I am hesitant to also filte out early access. I have never bought a game in ea but some seem promising.
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Dead Cells looks rad. For EA I've purchased Battle Brothers and Rise to Ruin that I can think of. Both I made sure I would be ok with the games as-is before I went ahead (though Steam makes the purchase a little riskier because if they gently caress up a game it's not like you can easily go back to a previous build). Is there nowhere on the Steam library page that shows if I can use a controller or not or what genre the game is? I keep having to go to the Store page to find basic info which seems kind of backwards. odiv fucked around with this message at 08:48 on Jan 1, 2018 |
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Jan 1, 2018 08:27
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Hopper posted:Every since I filtered out anime and jpg-maker the games got a bit better, now need to refine that somewhat by somehow adding "minecraft garbage graphics" and survival mmo. I am hesitant to also filte out early access. I have never bought a game in ea but some seem promising. Frankly Factorio is demonstration enough that Early Access is an entirely voluntary label in cases where it needn't even be one, and Paranautical Activity is demonstration enough that the removal of said label doesn't necessarily mean jack poo poo.
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Hopper posted:Every since I filtered out anime and jpg-maker the games got a bit better, now need to refine that somewhat by somehow adding "minecraft garbage graphics" and survival mmo. I am hesitant to also filte out early access. I have never bought a game in ea but some seem promising. I'm tempted to filter by 'anime' but there are still fringe cases of good games I feel like I'd miss out on. My rule of thumb is if the picture has the 'anime girl blushing face' it's safe to ignore.
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drat Dirty Baka
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hows the new killer instinct? didnt even know it was on steam but its $20 now
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Blattdorf posted:If you have a clogged wishlist, go through it one-by-one. If you're not going to buy it and play it now, remove it. If you've added the game back in 2016, buy it now or remove it. Start the year fresh with a clear wishlist. Because of regional pricing, there are a couple of games I've left on my wishlist for close to two years now while I'm waiting for the publishers to realize that charging 4-5x the standard US price for a DISCOUNTED game is a bad idea. Then they drop the prices to an actual reasonable level (which is how I eventually ended up getting most of the Assassin's Creed games) and THEN I decide if I'm gonna buy it or finally give up on it and drop it off my wishlist. That said, my wishlist usually sits between 15-20 games anyway so it's not really out-of-control.
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Blattdorf posted:Start the year fresh with a clear wishlist. Yey, that's me  Well actually, I have and maintain an old school windows notepad wishlist  But that's about 15 games or so.
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Wow look at these wishlist scrubs. 283 and climbing 
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Jan 2, 2018 08:55
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McSpanky posted:Wow look at these wishlist scrubs. 283 and climbing That's almost scrub-like man, I do remember clicking someone's profile from here with a ~450 game wishlist, I'm sure he's interested in them all 
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You don't have a proper wishlist until it crashes the steam client of whoever is trying to gift you. Yes, that happened. More than once.
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Bolivar posted:That's almost scrub-like man, I do remember clicking someone's profile from here with a ~450 game wishlist, I'm sure he's interested in them all Hey, I am interested in them all! I like trying games and seeing how they play and just having fun with a giant library. I don't expect that I'll love every one of those games but as I pick them up it'll be fun to find out which ones are my jam!
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Bolivar posted:That's almost scrub-like man, I do remember clicking someone's profile from here with a ~450 game wishlist, I'm sure he's interested in them all i removed some games from my wishlist the other day, now I only have ~425! 
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Jan 2, 2018 13:13
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My wishlist grows ever larger because removing each game one by one is a pain in the rear end
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Jan 2, 2018 13:52
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It would definitely be nice to have a seperate list for tracking things you are kind of interested in but not sure if you actually want though. Like a wishlist and a watchlist. Since my family tend to buy me a game off my wishlist on occasion and in some cases have no other way to tell if something is actually maybe good, I just keep mine for things I would not be disappointed to get as a gift.
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Jan 2, 2018 14:21
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I guess that's what the "follow" function is for?
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Jan 2, 2018 14:41
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Away all Goats posted:My wishlist grows ever larger because removing each game one by one is a pain in the rear end You can remove them all with one click if you have Enhanced Steam, the button shows up at the bottom of your wishlist IIRC.
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There was some guy in the Steam thread who had almost 6000 games on their wishlist and it crashes Steam/browser every time they tried to open it.
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