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I have a similar problem with the mouse clicks and figured I'd check the forum to see if I'm the only one. Looks like I'm not. To be clear, I can click on menus and objects, but it usually takes at least two or three of them to register, and that's very frustrating when in combat for example. I'm using windowed mode so I'll check the fullscreen to see if it persists. Thanks for being on top of things, gentlemen! Edit: I turned off the overlay and the mouse clicks are registering as they should.
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hi you 1000+ guys
vetiver replied to Iceborg1307's topic in Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire General Discussion (NO SPOILERS)
I've been around the forum since before the first Pillar was released. Don't confuse post count with time spent on the forum. -
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vetiver replied to EmilAmundsen's topic in Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire General Discussion (NO SPOILERS)
I don't understand why anyone would do these sort of intricate things on GoG. They're consistently inconsistent with new releases and they seem to never learn from their own mistakes. I do feel sorry for those of you who always put your trust in them to handle new releases. Unfortunately, it'll be in vain this time as well. -
Taco shells by themselves? What sort of monster do you think I am?! Of course I'm not letting them be by themselves. There's gonna be a lot of goodies stuffed inside those babies. Something tells me I won't be out enjoying the sunshine for quite some time so a lot of planning has taken place to sort me out for the next two weeks.
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Deadfire Map.... BG
vetiver replied to Karkarov's topic in Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire General Discussion (NO SPOILERS)
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T Minus one day!
vetiver replied to Balbanes's topic in Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire General Discussion (NO SPOILERS)
Does everyone need to start their own thread on how long it's left? -
It really depends, in some regions a preload is just nice to have, if you really want to play on release day. However in some rural areas all around the world, the pre-load is really worthwhile, since you do not need to spend ten hours downloading it on release day. Before Amazon, Steam etc. it was quite normal not to play on release date, we just got used to getting everything delivered by the time it unlocks. Back in the stone age people pre-ordered then made a midnight run to the local game store to pick it up on launch day, or they pre-ordered and hoped that the UPS dropped it off early so they could play before the official launch. The tales of rage and woe from those whose game didn't arrive on launch day or whose local game store somehow ran out of pre-order copies were epic. Those were good times. I pre-ordered Simon the Sorcerer and waited a week for it to be delivered. When I got it, wouldn't work on my Amiga.