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David Teach
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I still use a 1060, and so I'll wait until they release the 3060 and see what the price point versus performance ratio is for that before I upgrade. Nvidia x80 cards just seem like too much cash for their incremental speed boost over the x70 or x60 versions. I don't 4k game anyway.
No longer legal: AD&D Monster manual, Monster trucks, the movies Monsters Inc., Monster Squad, and Little Monsters (either version), the word monstrosity, the song Monster Mash, and Frankenstein's monster. More lawsuits to come as lawyers do deeper google searches.
So... an ARPG but 3rd person instead of isometric. Will have to wait for reviews, but it looks promising. Hope there is more than just combat after combat, though. I like some exploring and puzzles and alternate paths. And you gotta have delivery quests! 
Do they think nobody knows how to pronounce "phoenix" for some reason?
Nullity wrote on Aug 21, 2020, 08:55:Nope, being informed by actually reading the source really screws up my snarky attempt at clueless humor.
Did you guys not read the article?
Did they actually "remaster" it this time? I remember when it was announced with a gameplay video and everyone complained that just offering some higher resolutions and a couple of more detailed textures to the old code was NOT a remaster, and so they announced a delay for further work.
That's a true mark of faith, quality, and support right there.
I'd like to try this game once it hits a nice deep steam seasonal sale.
Wasteland 3 announces release date:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPGmQS0LzpA
(cool song, crank it up)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPGmQS0LzpA
(cool song, crank it up)
I've been playing HZD for hours every day for nearly a week, only one crash so far and no noticeable bugs for me. And I was getting the "Your drivers are out of date for this game" pop-up, which I ignored. Maybe I'm just lucky.
Pr()ZaC wrote on Aug 16, 2020, 11:04:Man, I remember the old days of Cyrix and AMD 486 and 586 chips, math co's, the turbo button, and the Pentium math bug.RedEye9 wrote on Aug 16, 2020, 10:26:I'm going for broke and upgrade to a K6-III.Pr()ZaC wrote on Aug 16, 2020, 10:15:Then it’s a true Cyrix, when upgrade time rolls around I’d spring for the Cyrix 6×86MX (MMX + more cache)RedEye9 wrote on Aug 15, 2020, 11:26:It crashes right after reaching 100% during the optimization phase and makes my math coprocessor overheat...
Other than that, how does it run on your Cyrix 6×86?
3DNow!, baby!
Acleacius wrote on Aug 14, 2020, 17:54:I've played for 11 total hours according to Steam, with not a single crash or bug encountered. Maybe I'm just lucky, or maybe problems are limited to a small subset of users. Having fun so far, but it looks like I still have a lot of territory to explore.
Too bad, sounds like there are still serious issues with HZDCE. I don't mind waiting a little longer, hopefully there will be some nice mods someday.
I wonder how many players pronounce the "As" with an extra S in there?
I really need to try playing this game again. I waiting for the first major update, but I still I gave up after 5 hours or so, with too much stuff for my always limited inventory.
There was an Origin game built on the Ultima engine (6 maybe?) called Entomorph. Your character got infected by an alien insect at the start of play and as you leveled up you slowly changed into a bug, gaining bug powers like acid spit and carapace shell. I played it a long time ago, but I can't remember details without googling it. Around the same time they also did a game set on Mars, which I can't remember the name of, with the same engine.
Green Man just added PC Horizon Zero Dawn to their discounts. Not huge, but $42 instead of $50 is good if you're planning on getting it new on pc.
Featuring an ebook titled: "Pounded In The Butt By My Reluctance To Buy A Humble Bundle Featuring Stories With Gay Characters As Though That Has Some Kind Of Bearing On My Own Sexuality Or The Quality Of The Product Then Eventually Realizing It's Pretty Good And I'm Fine." Really.
I would still rather see buggy actual gameplay previews over shiny cinematics which mean nothing. Every time.
Remember seeing the first BG3 demo video live where the CEO guy got his butt handed to him by bad rolls and experience a couple major bugs? People laughed at it, but it was still fun and informative early play. A stupid in-engine movie would have been much less exciting (although the BG3 intro videos were pretty keen).
Remember seeing the first BG3 demo video live where the CEO guy got his butt handed to him by bad rolls and experience a couple major bugs? People laughed at it, but it was still fun and informative early play. A stupid in-engine movie would have been much less exciting (although the BG3 intro videos were pretty keen).
I read "Souls like... unforgiving combat system." and I do a hard pass on this game. Is "fun" and "depth" and "multiple conflict resolution" not things people want any more? Nope, put the gamer on a rail and give no saves until he figures out the boss's trick. Wheee.
I first read that as "Klingon Under Fire" so I guess I need to spend less time talking trash in the Facebook Trek groups.
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