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| News Comments > Help Wanted - Gearbox & Cryptic |
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Feb 4, 2008, 23:46 |
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I love everyone of those authors. I just discovered Greg Bear a couple of years ago. It'd be nice to see a game based off of one of these writers, but I can't see anyone making a movie let a lone a video game.
Thousands of great sci-fi stories out there and they tend to make schlock for the most part. Not sure why.
A 3d point and click adventure might translate well however.
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| News Comments > Op Ed |
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Feb 3, 2008, 05:24 |
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Well but look at the 360 and PS3. Just with this generation, they have caught up (in terms of networking, graphics, processors, and hard drives) to the PC.
Umm, I don't know much about consoles, but wouldn't any core 2 duo CPU and 7800 or higher graphics card outclass the 360 hardware? I'm not talking top of the line here.
I thought the 360 came with a 20GB hard drive. I don't think manufacturers have been making those for awhile. Ten dollar network cards/components haven't been an issue for years.
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| News Comments > Valve Releases Steamworks |
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Re: This is getting tiring... |
Feb 2, 2008, 05:08 |
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But you aren't willing to take the exact same steps of preparation here and then you follow it up with bitching about having to do it.
Hypocrite, comes to mind.
I guess I didn't make it clear. I suppose I could have preloaded HL2 and if that's what I wanted to play and set it up for offline mode somehow, but that's not what I was trying to do.
I was thinking it would be nice to play HL2 EPISODE 2 and possibly Portal and even Bioshock when I was in the store at the time that I didn't have an internet connection.
It's impossible as far as I know. Or maybe it wasn't and I was just led to believe that from reading these forums. It doesn't matter now as I have an internet connection so I don't really care.
Eventually I'll get around to playing both of those games but at the moment I'm absorbed in a few other games. I don't have anything against Valve or whoever makes Bioshock, I'm just saying that they made it impossible for me to play their single player games when that was the only option I had at the time, to play single player games.
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| News Comments > Valve Releases Steamworks |
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Re: This is getting tiring... |
Feb 1, 2008, 01:46 |
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Just recently I knew I was going to be without an internet connection for about a month (it was actually three weeks) so I loaded up a few old single player games, and downloaded patches for some others that I had and burned them to disk. So I was okay.
I went to the store one day and had money to burn so I got Sam & Max Season 1 for thirty bucks and wanted to play the new halflife episode and Bioshock but I was pretty sure that they were internet only, even though they are single player games.
I got Quake 4 instead for $15 and something else.
I also played quite a bit of Gothic 3.
How does Steam help me play these single player games? I'm not sure. I'm on some shitty sattelite connection now. The last time I played HL2 it took hours of downloading before I could even play so how does this help me? The last time I tried patching my Half Life 1 CD to current was only available through steam and it preallocated 2GB of empty space on my completely full laptop drive. I'm not sure what the advantage of using steam HL2Ep2 is over say, popping in The Longest Journey CD and just playing it.
How many hoops do I have to jump through the next time I want to play a video game? For some it's a convenience, for others a pain in the ass.
And I'll have to agree, I traded in Sam and Max (I only play adventures once) and Q4 and something else for an old copy of Interstate '76 (which I haven't gotten running yet). But could I do that with HL2 or Bioshock, which are brand new games? Nope. For one, I wouldn't be able to play them, and two I wouldn't be able to trade them.
For me, in this case, it seems like a retarded business model, preventing people from playing your games because of a wire. Well, eight wires.
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| News Comments > PC Grand Theft Auto IV in October? |
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Jan 24, 2008, 23:18 |
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But, even with all its annoyances, Vice City is still my favorite of the three. I'm stuck in the 80s, I guess, since I love the crappy music, ugly cars, and childish optimism of the era--all of which is reflected well in VC.
I agree with you Wilson, I found that game fun on so many levels. I would park my ambulance and listen to talk shows then switch over to some metal before heading off on my new quest. Great, well designed, open game with something for everybody.
I haven't played any of the other versions so I can't compare it.
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| News Comments > Far Cry 2 Rumors Debunked |
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Jan 24, 2008, 21:36 |
CreamyBlood |
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I liked the trigens too, they weren't *that* brutal. They added some good fear after getting complacent with the humans.
As for PC gaming dying a slow death, I still don't buy it. Perhaps too much energy is put into making mediocre, dumbed down drivel for the masses, but that will turn around eventually, as publishers slowly realize that there are actually shitloads of intelligent people out there with money that expect a little more from their entertainment. A niche market in a massive market is still money.
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| News Comments > 2007 in Review |
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Jan 5, 2008, 03:39 |
CreamyBlood |
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Actually, now that I have your attention, go play the somewaht flawed, but incredibly excellent, Gothic 3.
I think it's amazing and blows O outta the water. Perhaps, that's just me. Perhaps I'm exaggerating.
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| News Comments > Far Cry 2 Q&A |
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Jan 5, 2008, 02:55 |
CreamyBlood |
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Interesting.
I'm interested in FUncoms Conan. I hope they keep it mature and don't fuck it up. Conan is a killer. I hope he stays that way.
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| News Comments > Far Cry 2 Q&A |
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Jan 5, 2008, 02:27 |
CreamyBlood |
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My eyes glaze over on previews much like what happens when I try and read the 'Console' section. Does that happen to anyone else or is it just me?
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| News Comments > 2007 in Review |
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Jan 5, 2008, 01:28 |
CreamyBlood |
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Just so you know, I put over 200 hours into Oblivion and I do play TF2 on a semi-regular basis...
That's just so, I don't know how to say it. Sad. I had respect for you, now I don't. [Shakes head in, not disgust, nor frustration, just, shakes head]
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| News Comments > 2007 in Review |
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Jan 4, 2008, 18:49 |
CreamyBlood |
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And the thing is Kosumo, I never have any idea what you're trying to say. To me it sounds like you enjoy jumping on people's backs without contributing anything intelligent to say.
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| News Comments > 2007 in Review |
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Jan 4, 2008, 18:10 |
CreamyBlood |
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If by "casual twitch players" you are referring to Q3, I beg to differ.
Well, keep differing and keep begging. You actually can jump into a game of Q3 and enjoy it quite quickly. Case in point, I was just at my friends house the other night and I got her daughter into Q3 when she was eight years old. Gibs and all.
But she's a smart girl. She hadn't mastered strafing or anything but did pretty good on Q3CTF4 with just the mouse.
Now she's fifteen years old and still holds her own. She get's her ass wasted like we all do but still has fun with it. Sadly, I installed 'Imagine Fashion Designer' which isn't bad from an adventure game standpoint, but I guess we all grow up in different ways.
Anyways, I know what you're trying to say, but the point is is that you can actually have a great time playing Q3 even if you don't know what's really going on.
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| News Comments > 2007 in Review |
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Jan 4, 2008, 16:39 |
CreamyBlood |
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Except when it's a BC3KAD thread
Or when you're thirteen years old. Derek has ten million times the balls and intelligence than you do, KX.
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| News Comments > 2007 in Review |
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Jan 4, 2008, 16:21 |
CreamyBlood |
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but putting Quake Wars above Team Fortress 2 is just pathetic
Yes, I see Ray doesn't like it or many other people, but oh well.
I haven't played a lot of these games yet so I can't judge a lot of them but it looks like this year they actually picked some good games as opposed to the last few years, which were a joke.
From a glance at looking at these 13 websites they seem to agree on a lot of things. That's good, it means that the retards that normally run these things are paying attention.
I was also happy the Quake Wars: Enemy Territory made it in there. I think it's a great game but expected it to be a niche market that wouldn't get recognized.
After all of these years of people screaming for a multiplayer game with depth it just gets scorn for doing exactly that. Not that I mind too much, but comparing it to TF2 is apples and oranges. Yes, there's some graphical animation problems, perhaps some balance. But seriously, this isn't a BF2 or a Q3. It's heavy duty.
We'll see how it pans out in the long run. TF2 vs ETQW is like Q3 vs ETPro. Vastly different games, pandering to anyone from 'casual' twitch players to hardcore team players.
Anyways, I was glad to see it in there, yet didn't expect it. I think the games industry might, dare I day it, be actually maturing. Finally.
Overall it just looked like a lot of these sites spent some time picking good games instead of the tripe we've been laughing at for the last few years.
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