jacobvandy wrote on Jun 1, 2018, 15:29:

LOC wrote on Jun 1, 2018, 14:41:
Warhammer 40K Inquisitor Martyr is an ARPG and its been out in EA for months now (getting close to final release). Its from the Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing devs, so yeah. Chaosbane is not the first ARPG set in that universe.

Warhammer 40K is the sci-fi universe, regular Warhammer is medieval fantasy.

Oh, when Blue said "fantasy Warhammer universe" I just figured that meant 40K lol I guess not then. Probably should have read the rest of the story it seems I dumb dumb.

Warhammer 40K Inquisitor Martyr is an ARPG and its been out in EA for months now (getting close to final release). Its from the Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing devs, so yeah. Chaosbane is not the first ARPG set in that universe.

007Bistromath wrote on May 16, 2018, 15:45:
It's not 2143, so the only real question here is "how disappointing is it?"

Man I've give both my nuts for a sequel to 2142. Still one if not my favorite Battlefield games ever. I mean, 1942 was terrific but it hasn't aged so well now, but Battlefield 2 was amazing and still is. 2142 was like that, just with lasers and giant mechs. I don't know how long its gonna take DICE to go back to the future, if they ever do it.

Nullity wrote on May 1, 2018, 12:15:
Anyone hear a confirmation on if that rumor that this was coming to Steam is true or not?

My friends and I want to try this, but we don't want cancer from the Microsoft Store.

Its coming to Steam for sure, especially when they get error messages pop up during a live stream recently telling them that Steam isn't connected Here's a screengrab from the stream itself someone posted on the Steam forums. The video in question was removed from Twitch (I guess for obvious reasons?) so all there is is this now. Also, from some people talking the SoD website also states the game will come to Steam at a TBD date in the future aka MS exclusivity deals.

https://i.redd.it/9w9sd1rlclr01.png

Yeah I had a blast with it for about 40 hours or so as well. I did enjoy the end game stuff for a bit, but man its really lean. Still, I would go back since I had so much fun just shooting stuff over and over. I'll wait until a price cut or sale at some point down the line - and jump back in then.

SpectralMeat wrote on Mar 27, 2018, 11:29:

RedEye9 wrote on Mar 27, 2018, 11:13:

Darks wrote on Mar 27, 2018, 10:41:
Everything maxed out running smooth on a 28 inch 4K Samsung monitor at 3840 x 2160 held steady at 60 FPS and I'm behind a few version on drivers too.

Don't you just love it when someone posts fps and "everything maxed" but fails to mention system specs.

quad 1080Ti

If you didn't get max on that set up, I'd get my money back lol

Loved the game, right up until the game turned into the RTS it really is. Not sure why Double Fine literally hid the fact that the game is an RTS most of the time, but whatever. It was years ago, I got over it lol Still, pretty fun game and I recommend it, especially if you are a metal head or like rock.

Not gonna lie, that trailer got me pumped for this game. I'm super excited to see them return to WW2 as it is, but this looks like a legit good game to me. The story seems good as well, which is always a plus in a CoD game. I just hope the entire SP isn't set piece after set piece after set piece.

Some of you might like this then, its a 2 part PAX West awesomefest celebrating The Witcher's 10th birthday - hosted by good ole boy American hero Danny O'Dwyer himself. With some of the big wigs from CDPR on stage with him, its pretty good. The sound is a bit low, but if you raise the volume on your PC/whatever or download the video or audio straight up, its easily fixable.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWFWaojU4mA - Part 1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlu2noPwIVY&t=70s - Part 2

Even though in the end the Van Helsing games were still buggy by the end of life patches - they were still awesome and fun ARPG's. Not to mention the co-op and multiplayer was fun as well. Deathtrap - same thing just tower defense.

This is basically Van Helsing as someone said earlier just with a Warhammer 40K skin and some different mechanics surrounding that. It is buggy, and stuff isn't in yet obviously. Still, I'm having just as much fun with it as with the other games from NeoCore. I just worry the game will never finish being patched out.

Also, just today there have been like 3 patches. So yes, this isn't a moneygrab or anything like that. These guys are a known quantity (however good or bad that is) and you can be almost certain the game will come out of EA finished (besides the mentioned buggy stuff their games usually have).

Cutter wrote on Jul 28, 2017, 14:06:
Rec specs are a bit of a pigfucker aren't they considering they'll run just fine on crappy ol' consoles. Sounds like it's going to be an unoptimized POS. And if it doesn't run on Win 7 they may as well not even bother.

Well according to all reports it runs great even on a potato PC. And it sounds fairly well optimized as well (some outlets have played it for over 2 hours, which is probably long enough to see any early memory leaks etc).

Well to be fair, the game is kinda unique-ish in the MOBA space and was in development long before the MOBA-boom started a few years ago. Also its pretty fun, and this is coming from a guy who hates not only MOBA style games but also competitive multiplayer games.

So maybe because I'm old and Doom and Quake MP was what I loved way back when - but this looks awesome! I'm sure I'll get my ass handed to me these days as my hand eye coordination just can't cut it against younger people playing but the game looks like a fun arena shooter. So glad these types of shooters are making a comeback.

Also, was that actually music they used in the trailer, or did someone fall asleep on their keyboard while making that "beat" ?

IgWannA wrote on Jun 6, 2017, 14:56:
From what I hear they've dumbed down the physics from Dirt Rally and content is lacking, which is a shame.

Not sure where the content is lacking, I suppose they may have removed some game play ideas etc. But you can (for the Rally mode anyways) make procedually generated tracks and do it over and over, and as far as I'm aware - share them online.

I don't see why everyone is already complaining about the cloaking enemies in this - considering what kind of tech we got in Future Soldier after all. Sure, that was a "near future" style world, but we aren't that far away from that technology being usable in the field. Plus, its a game after all

The Half Elf wrote on May 29, 2017, 16:40:
Whats with the health bars?

Its not a sim, so eh I guess its ok right? Kinda? In any event, I could have sworn this was a mobile port (just upgraded quite a bit) but it seems it isn't and is a PC and console game. Oh consoles, that's why there are health bars!

Yep, they deserve it. Really great ARPG, and really fun to boot (which you know, as a game is good heh).

Kinda hoping they somehow get to make Titan Quest 2 after this, even though they aren't even the same company anymore now. Not to mention TQ 1 was updated recently by the owners of the IP now.

I can't wait for this already. I'm gonna play the crap out of it on Steam/PC because 1. I want to support Namco's decision to bring this to PC to begin with and 2. I've been a Tekken fan since the first game and I've only ever missed the Tag game(s) (and that f2p game they did 5 or so years ago).

The best fights are indeed personal!

Considering the game runs on CryEngine, I'd hope it runs pretty good - especially on PC. Dishonored 2 used their own engine (but really, it was just a spruced up Dishonored 1 engine which was you know what). So yeah, didn't even know Prey was using CryEngine!

Well, The Division did it, so I don't see why Wildlands can't do it also