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So it does. Looks like the change was in november.

It used to be really easy to inflate the stats and I don't think they fixed that retoactively. If you give away a couple of thousand keys with the simple message 'if you liked the game please consider writing a positive review', well that's going to get you a positive score, unless you sell millions and depend on traditional advertising or your game is so terrible that it can't garner positive word of mouth at all. For a while now in order for a review to count it has had to be a STEAM purchase, it can't be a redeemed key, which is also a bit misleading since most discerning people get the STEAM key from a reseller usually taken from a physical media that never gets used. We can thank regional pricing and the odd privileges still afforded to brick and mortar stores for that, but that's another matter. They really need for review and campaign giveaway keys to be unique and recognisable in the review system.

Theres is too much crap now on steam. It makes me more suspicious of small games and less likely to buy anything not from a large publisher. A shame really. Almost 40% of steam's entire inventory of games were released in 2016. It's really great for small developers and really unfortunate for those same small developers that there is no filter for quality. Almost 6000 games on steam altogether if memory serves. Who would take a chance on anything with so many turds among them

That's a javelin, not a spear. http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2016/05/12/Russian-medieval-reenactor-takes-out-drone-with-spear-throw/5671463073455

So I'm considering getting one of these ridiculous things instead. http://www.wacom.com/en-sg/products/pen-computers/wacom-mobilestudio-pro It's a ****load of money. Really want it though. Can't say I feel the same about owning any laptop nomatter how powerful it is.

I dunno, I don't think the premise was ever 'is there really a witch'. It's completely off formula for a 2015 horror movie and I might be a little biased. I like that sort of thing.

Or just use an actor who looks vaugely like them. The scenes were OK but generally actors tend to do better with other actors and someone must have read out the lines. Why not just give him the actual part and you know we can all pretend together. That way they can do reshoots and generally have more options.

ohh ...

I'll be the guy who goes ' I don't get it'

Because it's stupid. If this trend continues how long before CGI Mark Hammil. Does he even need to be dead for that to happen.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4263482/?ref_=nv_sr_2 Go see it already. It's not just another one out of 10000 terrible horror movies realeased over the last few years.

The only issue I've really run into in the original Metro game was that I had to hire a sherpa (who famously don't need a gas mask and survive in the worst conditions) to carry the filters for me. He kept messing up the stealth sections, but I could use him as a meat shield when people started firing in my general direction (sherpas also never die.) Then again, I suppose not everybody can be as amazing at videogames as I am, eh? Seriously tho, I think the only section I've had issues with navigation was the nazi apartment building on the surface because there were some ... Bits where I got lost easily. But exploring just a little bit usually lead to more filters in that game. Or sudden death. I just noticed that I wrote Metro when I meant Last Light redux. There is quite a difference. Also I never noticed you could buy gas mask filters.

Wanted to get hitman, discovered it was always online. Now, I may never see the 'disconnected from server' notification, internet is pretty stable where I'm at all things considered, but this is a single player game. Go away with your ****ery Square Enix. You are worse than EA.

I dunno what you mean, running out of filters is the easiest thing on earth, especially when you can't figure out how to proceed. Once you know what to do in what order, it's easy sure, but the game doesn't tell you what to do. There is no map, no objective markers.

Metro Redux. I love the fact that you can actually lose. I didn't have enough filters for my gas mask and was very close to finishing a chapter. Had to restart it instead. It's one of the few games ever where no manual saves was a good decision.

tired of Stare wars but this made me laugh. Stay with it it gets better. George Lucas is a a whacko

I dunno, nothing really stands out for 2016. I had high hopes for Xcom but it kinda fell flat compared to the reboot. I've played Doom and dishonoured 2 and yes they are good but I haven't replayed them.

When are they done carving up that game so I can get the whole thing. I'm not going to buy one level for 7,99 that's retarded.

The historical sources and speculations are much more interesting than a TV show. That said I don't think TV Ragnar does a bad job, it's just all getting a bit samey and boring. Happens to every show. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ragnar_Lodbrok https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ragnar_Lodbrok

Apropos Doom and being self aware. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZSRn-WUbzchttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZSRn-WUbzc

I don't expect it will expand much on the story. It will be another vaguely complimentary but seperate sort of thing I suspect. I'm curious what they come up with.

I have high hopes.

Sucide Squad. It's just as bad as they said.

Remember back when the greatest crime on earth was that Obsidian redacted a backer's dirty limmerick from a plaque that maybe a hand full of people had even noticed.