Steam Top 10 - XCOM 2 Edition [Feb 07, 2016, 2:26 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Just seven games comprise the Steam Top 10 this week, as XCOM 2 holds four of
the top five positions on Valve's report on last week's bestselling games.
Here's the list:
- XCOM 2
- XCOM 2: Pre-Order
- XCOM 2: Digital Deluxe Pre-Order
- American Truck Simulator
- XCOM 2
- Grand Theft Auto V
- Tom Clancy’s The Division
- Rise of the Tomb Raider - Standard Edition
- Fallout 4
- Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
Frijoles wrote on Feb 7, 2016, 17:06:Doma wrote on Feb 7, 2016, 14:02:
That is a ton of XCOM 2, but damn its sure is good.
Damn buggy, too. Tutorial won't complete for me, just crashes to desktop. I turned it off and was able to get to the base, but there's still bugs and performance problems. Loading a mission takes a while. Alien Activity will sit there for 5+ seconds before anything happens. This on a GTX 980 with an i7 and 24 gigs of memory. I may be waiting for the performance patch before I really play it because right now it's just painful to try to play.
Turn off Anti-Aliasing in the graphics options. It glitches and slows the game to a crazy level. No idea how that slipped through.
Also. I wonder how people like eRe4s3r manage to beat the timer missions(and everything else) so apparently easily. Because it would mean you ran a near perfect game. No one missed critical shots, no one got mind controlled and or panicked and screwed up.
Save scumming? Because I'm guessing that on ironman like I'm playing that is a bit harder to do. I've missed point blank 87% shots. I've had overwatch ambushes where NO ONE hits anything even though all of my squad fired. I've had soldiers shot through high cover. Of course I've also seen the aliens mess up perfect shots but still...either that is some exaggeration or you just reloaded until it came out perfect.
I'm not judging you for save scumming if you did btw, but I just don't get how you ran such a perfect game. You're essentially saying nothing went wrong.
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