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08-16-2010, 05:49 PM | #4191 (permalink) |
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Replaying Bioshock. I still freak out every time I see a Big Daddy.
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08-16-2010, 07:50 PM | #4193 (permalink) |
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It's not a flaw, holding the power button tells it to check for a different output. It's so you can save settings for more obscure outputs.
I guess you could argue that it should scan every time you turn it on, but I'd prefer to be in control. It's not a flaw, it's a feature. YOU'RE HOLDING IT WRONG. |
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Why does everyone get so hot and bothered over Dragon Age? I admit I'm more into leveling up and powers when it comes to RPG's (which, imo, is shit in this game). The good/bad character development is neat (way better then Fable) but I do not have the conviction to run around a game world and talk to every single NPC and wade thru so much dialogue. I end up mashing buttons to skip the minutes of reading, then try to figure out what's going on by the last statement. Hope this monotany will be fixed in the sequel. |
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08-17-2010, 02:26 PM | #4195 (permalink) | |
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Essentially I want a tabletop fantasy-wargame experience in computer form...but everything I find that even comes close is either real-time, or much too 'video game-y' with scripted story-modes and limited freedom, etc. I've always kind of played around with the idea of making that type of game myself though so maybe I will just have to knuckle-down and get coding. Thanks for the suggestions though! |
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Edit: In reference to Dragon Age Last edited by Medium Brumski; 08-17-2010 at 03:33 PM. |
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08-17-2010, 03:39 PM | #4199 (permalink) | |
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You should check out Mount and Blade if you haven't already, there is a demo available that is completely unrestricted except your character stops leveling after a certain level cap. It's REALLY light on story and has a really nice feeling combat system. The world is huge, you can pretty much do whatever you want (which is sometimes frustrating if you feel like you need some kind of direction...). It is an indie game and takes a little suspension of disbelief to get into at times, but I highly recommend it for people who want an RPG but don't want to get led around on a leash. (Or multiple choose-your-own leashes even) |
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08-17-2010, 03:49 PM | #4200 (permalink) |
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Speaking of action RPGs, Borderlands is on sale on steam.
66% off the game (£6.79), DLC (£2.14 each) and the four-pack (£20.38). Anyone interested in the four-pack? Works out at just over £5 or $7.65ish |
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