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"no alarms"... I guess, stealth mechanics have really changed over the years

Anachronox probably

TR games must be selling really good if they're already on the third one, wow

same. they have a great combat system, I really enjoyed playing their free multiplayer spin-off game, but the main game didn't work for me at all. boring and uninspiring. the art style is awesome though, I keep hoping they do a bigger game with all of BS's enjoyable parts.

Pyre was on sale on Steam a while ago, I'd have recommended it then. Gremlins Inc. on Steam is only 4.99 USD, if you like board games definitely give it a try.

I didn't intend to hijack this thread, so I'll stop discussing CDPR and GoG with this post. I won't answer any more questions here to keep us from derailing the thread any more

everything? well, aside from trying to "preserve" games by making tons of money, of course. as if that scene wasn't already doing great on its own.

good deal! let me get my card... oh, 50 USD... I understand that Obsidian needs to pay salaries and stuff, but that's 1/8th of my month's worth of work, can't justify spending that much on a game that's why I'd rather trade for it EDIT: for reference, it's 22 USD on GOG for me, because for some bizarre reason they use Russian prices in this part of the world, which is a significant difference. that much I don't mind paying, but I won't out of principle

neither would I

I dislike CD Project RED and want them to go out of business, so naturally supporting them with my dollars would be, ahem, kind of awkward.

so, I'm looking at the pre-order page for Deadfire on GoG, but before I buy it I wanted to ask: is there anyone here with an extra copy (from Kickstarter or something) who'd be willing to trade for it? I'd rather deal with you guys than give money to GoG, tbh

yeah, I guess I have to. I was just wondering if that's how Humble Monthly works: on a certain day they charge your card, and if there's no money on it, your chances of getting that month's games are gone?

can someone explain how Humble Monthly works? I got an email telling me about the games in the February bundle. got me excited because I wanted to play Owlboy, Snake Pass and Tacoma. I go to the website and the games aren't there. turns out my card got declined, so now I'm trying to pay for the bundle with another card, and I can't find how to do it. can I not have them anymore? what's the point of sending the email then

I'll take Owlboy, if it's up for grabs

at this point I've stopped playing games. there's just too many of them, I can't bear the thought of learning how to play some new game. I guess I'm just getting old and cranky, but the only gaming I ever do is The Division and Heroes of the Storm a couple of times a week. that's all I have the strength for. I guess, it's similar for most people here

you rebel you

I'd suggest GameMaker.

yep, it's Horizon: Zero Dawn, and it's pretty good. it's like a Shadow of Mordor/Witcher 3 hybrid, that plays better than any of those two. and it has John Gonzales of Fallout: New Vegas fame as its narrative designer, so for an obsidianite like myself it's bonus points and it's just gorgeous

RS2: Vietnam - grab that if you're into tactical PvP shooters, it's pretty good

it works! thanks

oh, so I can use USB sticks with the PS4, neat. didn't occur to me to Google it edit: result

how do you get screenshots made on the PS4 to one's PC? edit: herre's how

I used his mods the last time I tried to replay NV, love their quality

^ I already have all of these, and only ever played two of them D:

I played Shadow Tactics, and while it was enjoyable for a few hours, it got boring eventually, and some of the game's mechanics really rubbed me the wrong way. but it's a well-made Desperados clone (not nearly as good as Commandos, though)