No, that's a character action game Lost Soul Aside, picked up by Sony a few years ago. MCs are kinda similar so it's quite a common mistake.
Community MetaSteam | May 2021 - Wallets Gone
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I'm not sure if it's just me, but I find aiming with the Dualsense controller to be hard. I don't have issues with an Xbox One controller or a DS4 but the Dualsense just feels weird. I don't like it.
Yes. The steam deluxe edition is the same as the Bethesda store deluxe edition.
Source: DOOM Eternal Deluxe Edition
thank you. About to hit steam wallet gone territory for the first time in a while
Is the Humble Bundle Vegas Pro bundle worth it? I remember some one on here mentioning some other video software that was on sale on Steam before.
And also it sucks but I missed the Lego Humble Bundle... Welp
And also it sucks but I missed the Lego Humble Bundle... Welp
You could just use DaVinci Resolve, which is free and one of the best video editors.
June is expensive af fucking hell, and my friends want me to go see a band at the pub too
Also steam sale.
Huh there’s absolutely nothing in June that tickles my fancy 
Since there was recently some discussion of wargames some might be interested in the "Home of Wargamers" event by Slitherine.
The event starts in 5 hours from now on the Twitch channel of Slitherine:
The event starts in 5 hours from now on the Twitch channel of Slitherine:
Huh there’s absolutely nothing in June that tickles my fancy
yeah same
and im glad for that tbh.
I don't know enough to say. I recognize that there has to be some sort of difference, and I can imagine that some exist in hardware and I'm not sure to what extent nvidia handles them. In Cemu's case though, there is a clear driver problem and I am not sure what it is. The recommendation for my problem is to install the manufacturer's drivers and it does fix it, but it also makes very little sense to me.
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Not even smell of the game?Huh there’s absolutely nothing in June that tickles my fancy
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Phoenix RISING
A phoenix always RISES!
I've not played the game since they've done that, but I hear it's alright? They added that new old Cosmodrome stuff. If you haven't played D2 at all yet, I don't know how obvious it is that the package is different than what it was initially like. I quit around Shadowkeep's release I believe, and if anything the amount of stuff in there was a little overwhelming.
The lovely tone that you'd hear before starting Warcraft 3. Once your hard drive had done its job, I mean.
But also the nightmarish tone that you'd hear when you were out of the room for a break after hours of work without saving.
The sad part about Destiny 2 is that they vaulted all the old story content, and that's the stuff I would have wanted to play. 
Also the New Light onboarding was awful from the "give me the story" perspective.
Also the New Light onboarding was awful from the "give me the story" perspective.
The sad part about Destiny 2 is that they vaulted all the old story content, and that's the stuff I would have wanted to play.
Also the New Light onboarding was awful from the "give me the story" perspective.
I personally don't think you'd be missing much and would've probably been disappointed if that's the only reason you wanted to play it. It's got its charm, but the story in Destiny 2 is somehow both super convoluted with regard to big picture stuff, among others because it constantly throws proper nouns at you that often don't make any diegetic sense, and in addition to that it's somehow still very vanilla in its execution and the general plot beats you follow. I started with the series there, played like 500 hours (
) and I still can't make heads or tails of most of it -- that's not even considering the extended lore from item descriptions, just the stuff people talk at you about.The Red War campaign also kind of dropped you in the deep end without going back to establish basic concepts. So if the new structure that now starts you out at the Cosmodrome does anything to change that, it might be a better onramp for game than the original campaign. Not having those distinct missions and such is of course a bummer. Some of them were pretty fun. The main thing that I like about Destiny 2 (and makes it worth playing) is that it feels very good in your hands. That said, I’ll still take Destiny’s absurdity over BL3’s edge-core writing, for example.
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Probably DLC fatigue and the last couple of patches for their big games need some extra polish i think people were saying.
Did they have a bumper year last year with lockdown and now people are starting to do other things the expectations and projections from Paradox management are unrealistic? 44% drop compared to 2020 is huge but how much bigger was 2020 compared to 2019?
Did they have a bumper year last year with lockdown and now people are starting to do other things the expectations and projections from Paradox management are unrealistic? 44% drop compared to 2020 is huge but how much bigger was 2020 compared to 2019?
Well that's the problem of some companies chasing the lie of infinite growth, it's normal that after a pandemic things calm down because it was an exceptional situation.
Apparently sunsetting isn't a thing anymore...or at least, not on the content you get now...guess they stepped back
Sunsetting isn't a thing on weapons and armor, i haven't read anything about content recently.
www.gamesradar.com
Go to the pub and see a band. If you miss the summer sale there's always the autumn sale a few weeks later.
Destiny 2 is killing sunsetting for weapons and armor: "Our execution was off the mark"
Here's everything Bungie has announced for Destiny 2's future
www.gamesradar.com
Go to the pub and see a band. If you miss the summer sale there's always the autumn sale a few weeks later.
Makes sense. Wasn't the logic that they wanted to have a fresh starting point for new players (on top of not ballooning the game's install)? Having to go through four campaigns just to get up to speed was already a bit much back when it relaunched as New Light, and since then they've released two more expansions. So now it's Forsaken, Shadowkeep and Beyond Light, I think? Forsaken is my favorite of the campaigns that I played anyway (which is everything predating Shadowkeep).
Also, kind of want to jump back in now... Shadowkeep is pretty cheap at the moment, but I'll wait for it to dip closer to its historical low. I recall reading that it's pretty light on content.
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yep , and the patches are quite heavily improving it further
It does, and I tried it but no bueno. It's really as if the GPU doesn't exist to CEMU if I don't use asus's driver. Thank you for the idea, that being said!
looking at the recent lawsuit pretty much confirming the industry is even more scummy than i ever thought off ... they can do it forever
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What is going on with PlayWay and affiliates, is it a scam? They have so many games releasing, all some kind of simulator, the vast majority looking CRAP and almost all of them from a different developer. Some do seem to sell though they're heavily flawed and many just seem to be complete trash. Are they taking government grants or how are they doing this? I just saw their announcement for a SWAT leader simulator, but it seems they have a new one every week.
I'm following them cos they also do "VR" versions for much of it and my account is for VR and they keep announcing shit. Ugh, someone do a good SWAT game.
I'm following them cos they also do "VR" versions for much of it and my account is for VR and they keep announcing shit. Ugh, someone do a good SWAT game.
come on Firaxis/EA , make a remake o SimGolf
still great fun , but doesnt help that resolution is locked to 800x600
still great fun , but doesnt help that resolution is locked to 800x600
I've never played one but many people find those "##### Flipper" games relaxing and a good way to wind down even if they aren't AAAA releases. Sure, there's a ton of them and sure they're becoming a bit derivative but if people enjoy them and they're not broken as hell, scam games, then who cares?
Castle Flipper is not even by the developer of House Flipper, which they also published. They don't just have flipper games either, go to the publisher page and they have 40 upcoming titles, with likely more in affiliate company pages and more known but without a Steam page up yet (like the SWAT game, it seems that the tweet got deleted, I guess they'll redo that). I already said they have the occasional game that appears to have some merit but the vast majority doesn't. It's not like I'm judging x company's truck simulator or y company's train simulator or z company's farming simulator, I know there are these niches and some stand out titles in each. This particular publisher just seems suspicious is all, so many studios/games from nowhere, all their first titles, all signing up with them...
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