melkathi

I would have loved TSW as an episodic single player RPG. Episode 1: Kingsmouth. Episode 2: whatever (didn't get that far ) You could have a bit of choices carry over thing going a la Telltale. Then again that is my same thought about Old Republic. If they had, instead of a MMO, turned it into episodic rpgs, each class story line its own little game and the whole franchise telling the story of that era, I probably would have bought every one of them.

Nah, I'd feel much better if you stopped calling it a game Try it, it would be very therapeutic (for me)

What exactly is the definition of "blant"? I tried Googling it, but all I got were crappy urban dictionary entries that seemed to have nothing to do with the subject at hand, as well as one entry that basically equated to "bland". It is me trying to type "bland" at 4:45AM

The worst thing about the combat is that it is blant on top of everything else. And then the animations and effects are blant as well, robbing you of the excuse "I may just be hitting 1,2,1,3... but at least it looks cool". And the UI is so blant you get bored halfway reading through the blant abilities. In some games I have trouble choosing abilities because I can't decide what I want and what I need. In TSW I just get bored halfway through.

You see now what I meant with "atrocious"

I'd tell you that I was illuminati as well, but then I'd have to kill you.

Vodoo Doll hack 'n slash.

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=217856420 http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=217469235 http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=217657465

Been playing more Full Mojo Rampage. It is still in Early Access and a lot isn't implemented, but I am having fun. Unlocked three additional patron Loa (which works out as classes) - of these one isn't fully implemented and is missing the mojo ability Unlocked a few vodoo masks for my little dude, including two hidden ones. Though I wont be using the luchador one.

There's 2 QTE fights and 1 QTE chase in Wolf ep.1. They're definitely more forgiving than other games out there. Especially in the first fight, part of that clicking actually makes sense, when you get to choose what part of the environment to use.

Actually, Dragon are the goody two shoes. Templars are right gits. As I said. I'm on "Grim" But if you are on a different server I might say hello

You forgot mashbuttonrepeatedly

You do have a small misconception there: I don't dislike them. I think they are a great experience. Though I believe shortcuts have been made in the Walking Dead to force choice situations on the player that are ... forced. At least in episode 1. I couldn't decide who to give food to in episode 2 so am stuck there I love The Wolf Among Us. It helps that I am a Fables fan of course, but I believe that story is far better suited to their storytelling style and the QTEs are slightly improved to make them less intrusive. They have improved their formula with it. But just because I love it, doesn't make me consider it a game.

Does the Humble bundle eventually expire? Humble now has a store on top of the bundles. They do daily and weekly deals just like other stores. Only that 10% off what you pay goes to charity. For the specific game they noticed how their 50% was 50% of the 50% on Steam though so they adjusted it tot he same price. In dollars. So for EU customers humble is still cheaper.

I have never heard of this game, however looks decent. Anyone else looking into getting it for some MP sometime? I have been playing a bit. Will write something about it in the What are you playing thread later. It seems it could be good for some casual multiplayer fun.

Did anyone post this yet? Chris Avellone's Legend of Grimrock Endorsement

Still playing some Defiance. They just fixed a bug that had completly overpowered a certain gun, so now it may become more fun again. Joined a clan and it is a lot more enjoyable being able to chat to people and runa round in a group. Playing Dungeon of the Endless and working on the wiki for that. Trying to finally finish The Last Remnant, but like so many jRPGs it just doesn't want to end Recorded a boss fight and put the video up on youtube (but just ingame sound). It is a shame that most of the difficuly later on seems to merely be non-stop AoE spam. Haven't played Shufflepuck Cantina Deluxe in a while, so feel like diving in there again. Played some Full Mojo Rampage. Nice sense of humour and wierd. Playing some Puzzle Quest as it was going dead cheap and I still had cash from my card sales.

The other problem is my compulsion to persuade everyone

On another note: Full Mojo Rampage on Steam: 50% off -> From 18.99 € down to 9.49€ Full Mojo Rampage (steam key) on the Humble Store: 50% off -> From $12.99 down to $6.49 = 4.76€ and 10% off that to charity... Something is wrong here.

If finding terrible QTEs to not qualify as proper gameplay makes me rigid, then call me Mr. Rigid I enjoyed choose your own adventure books. I never labeled them as games though. Just a different, interactive book experience. Same goes for these telltale products. I feel that they chose the closest label they could and called it games, but without it completly fitting the label - they could hardly tell people to buy their interactive-media-experience-thingie though.

Fixed that for you

I think that was the worst movie I ever saw. Or at the very best tied with The Hulk. I will never forgive the person who suggested we watch it in the cinema. Him and the two jokers who dragged me to watch Terminator 3.

Depends on the game as well. Syndicate I suck at now. Dungeon Keeper I am still doing fine.

I never did that final bit. I can beat the boss just fine. Once you figure it out it is fairly easy. But that final bit? Nah, I got better things to do with my time.

Still have the following coupons: Evoland 50% Off (expires Jan 28) Endless Space 50% Off Endless Space Disharmony DLC 50% Off