Aaron D. hey buddy, pretty sure I seen you play the demo… what did you think of it?
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Aaron D. hey buddy, pretty sure I seen you play the demo… what did you think of it?
Sucker comes out the 10th and then CMS the following day
Clicking each of these FromSoftware names gives you different results
Make up your mind FromSoft
Make up your mind FromSoft
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just spent a while playing through this. it's pretty fun and the demo is much longer than expected, though it doesn't seem to be doing anything terribly novel for the genre. I did get stuck on one of the bosses though
that's disheartening, as my friends and I have been playing vermintide 1 and 2 to fill that gap, and are about half way through #2 now. Was hoping this might scratch that eventual itch
One day I'll continue playing through Ys franchise.
One day I'll start the Trails franchise.
Also yes Xanadu Next is dope.
One day I'll start the Trails franchise.
Also yes Xanadu Next is dope.
Here's another hilarious example of this, Traveller's Tales, TT Games, TT Games Ltd and TT Fusion.Clicking each of these FromSoftware names gives you different results
Make up your mind FromSoft
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Just start from Cold Steel III, the way Lord Kondo intended. Bam. Now you're only 3 games behind.
Please don't. 
I need a mouse pad. Are there recommended ones ? Some specific material to look for ?
I was thinking how I'm a shit-tier shooter, and while I have no reason to believe this will change in any meaningful ways, methink using a mouse pad older than some elementary school kids is not ideal. I mean, slick this shit is not. At all. In Kill It With Fire for example, very lightly moving the mouse to aim for those little spiders was doing nothing.
I was thinking how I'm a shit-tier shooter, and while I have no reason to believe this will change in any meaningful ways, methink using a mouse pad older than some elementary school kids is not ideal. I mean, slick this shit is not. At all. In Kill It With Fire for example, very lightly moving the mouse to aim for those little spiders was doing nothing.
I have one that was gifted to me with a photo of my significant other & I from one of those "take a photo and put it on anything" type sites. It's not quality, other than being foam or something. Unless you're trying to get super serious, its not gonna matter. Use what fits the space you have that's way more important. Get a huge one if you have room on the desk, or a small shaped one if that fits better. IMO that's what matters most.
Almost 3 years later people are still solving RDR2 mysteries
Such an amazing world they created.
Such an amazing world they created.
I can only recommend what I've been using for the past two years. HyperX's Fury Speed Mouse Mat. It comes in three different sizes. The material and build quality is excellent. I've got XL version. I've washed it twice now and the material is still good as ever.
I just use a 90cm X 40cm cloth mouse pad. Has rubber on the bottom. Nice big and comfortable. Probably not great for competitive gaming though.
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Worse than Steam Deck
Valve changed the visual, mostly for clarity.
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The OneXPlayer has a significantly faster CPU, especially in bursts. But for a device like this you'll basically never be CPU limited in gaming, so the Steam Deck will perform better with its higher memory bandwidth and better GPU. (Even before you take into account its target resolution)
seems liike Tale of Immortal is getting English support soon
You should let the developers know, if you need to install any VC++ redistributables manually then that basically means they didn't check a checkbox they should check in the Steam backend.Why installing VC++ libraries for individual games in Steam is still a thing...
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Unless you mean why Steam still has to install MSVC redistributables. If so, the answer to that is Microsoft. For some reason they seem fine with distributing metric fucktons (as in, 100s of MBs) of absolutely useless bullshit as part of Windows updates, but not the VC runtime libraries.
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this just released
remember when the redists were without their own depotid and were downlaoded for each game separately instead of globally how it is now??? (i remember i had like 20G in just redists at some point :-D )Why installing VC++ libraries for individual games in Steam is still a thing...
back 4 blood really opens up on the higher difficulties and in the second half of the content available, but i feel this speaks more to deficiencies in the base fabric of the experience that has to be compensated for by making difficulty the primary motivation. the weapons feel better compared to the alpha, but enemies still aren't fun to fight. at the very least, the special ridden don't quite force players to shape their approach around them as much as they did in l4d - a single special infected could completely force a team into relocating or prioritizing targets in such a way that each one held genuine threat, which the ridden lack despite the game often spawning 3-6 of the same one within seconds of each other. hordes are small in number and don't feel as impressive in their ability to flood an area and saturate the space players could use to try to run. the level design is just too wide... not nearly clever enough with choke points and events which should be much more bombastic and exciting with today's technological capabilities!!
undecided on the card system atm. it really seems to shine the most on the harder difficulties where every bonus and benefit matters way more, but i'm not convinced it's well-suited to be a primary mechanic. polishing up the gameplay loop to be as pleasing, simple and timeless should have been the major priority, with the card system being introduced as a secondary mutation-style mode that lets players (and the game) break things for fun and the excitement of pushing systems beyond their limits.
then there's bits and bobs like the whole ammo system being built around unique resources for each weapon archetype, which would make a lot more sense in a slower paced sim-lite game but for something as arcadey as b4b it feels wholly incompatible with the way they lean into other systems enabling one to stack the deck as it were in favor of their playstyle. if your party is not running at least 1 person with a unique archetype for their primary each, ammo starts to become scarce as guns chew through your reserves even if you play more cautiously. or how you can't swap attachments on the fly manually or even un-equip them, unless there's a mod of the same slot available nearby. the attachment system itself isn't the problem, so much as the implementation strikes one as incomplete when it only kinda-sorta lets you take advantage of the granularity it enables. sometimes. maybe. when it feels like it.
apparently the vs mode is just a survival mode and not campaign style, which i fear is going to harm the longevity of the game further as campaign vs is what kept myself and countless other l4d loyals returning to the game for thousands of hours. hope they are able to revisit this sooner rather than later.
i admit it sounds as though i am quite down on the whole thing, but i am enjoying myself better with a coordinated team than i was back in the alpha. it's nearly there, but some things feel like they were added for the sake of complexity over bringing something more meaningful or fun to the table. as a spiritual successor to l4d, it's missing quite a lot about what made those games so enjoyable to replay. as its own thing completely disregarding any heritage, it doesn't have an identity for itself and its cast - both human and infected - lack the star power factor that would make them memorable in their own right. yet on occasion it manages to have a momentary thrill, enough to impress upon me that it can be something great when all the right aspects click together. turtle rock just needs to solve the problem of how they can make those moments happen with more frequency. and maybe a tiny bit less so on how to monetize the game after it's out, which feels uncomfortably woven into many of the game's systems even before launch.
undecided on the card system atm. it really seems to shine the most on the harder difficulties where every bonus and benefit matters way more, but i'm not convinced it's well-suited to be a primary mechanic. polishing up the gameplay loop to be as pleasing, simple and timeless should have been the major priority, with the card system being introduced as a secondary mutation-style mode that lets players (and the game) break things for fun and the excitement of pushing systems beyond their limits.
then there's bits and bobs like the whole ammo system being built around unique resources for each weapon archetype, which would make a lot more sense in a slower paced sim-lite game but for something as arcadey as b4b it feels wholly incompatible with the way they lean into other systems enabling one to stack the deck as it were in favor of their playstyle. if your party is not running at least 1 person with a unique archetype for their primary each, ammo starts to become scarce as guns chew through your reserves even if you play more cautiously. or how you can't swap attachments on the fly manually or even un-equip them, unless there's a mod of the same slot available nearby. the attachment system itself isn't the problem, so much as the implementation strikes one as incomplete when it only kinda-sorta lets you take advantage of the granularity it enables. sometimes. maybe. when it feels like it.
apparently the vs mode is just a survival mode and not campaign style, which i fear is going to harm the longevity of the game further as campaign vs is what kept myself and countless other l4d loyals returning to the game for thousands of hours. hope they are able to revisit this sooner rather than later.
i admit it sounds as though i am quite down on the whole thing, but i am enjoying myself better with a coordinated team than i was back in the alpha. it's nearly there, but some things feel like they were added for the sake of complexity over bringing something more meaningful or fun to the table. as a spiritual successor to l4d, it's missing quite a lot about what made those games so enjoyable to replay. as its own thing completely disregarding any heritage, it doesn't have an identity for itself and its cast - both human and infected - lack the star power factor that would make them memorable in their own right. yet on occasion it manages to have a momentary thrill, enough to impress upon me that it can be something great when all the right aspects click together. turtle rock just needs to solve the problem of how they can make those moments happen with more frequency. and maybe a tiny bit less so on how to monetize the game after it's out, which feels uncomfortably woven into many of the game's systems even before launch.
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Yeah you might get even more off now.Help me out with HUMBLE CHOICE : How to I get the $2 off?
I skipped last month (July) but I availed the $2 off from trying to pause my last-to-last month (June).
Will I be able to get another $2 off (or more)?
No, im not dead, just went on a 4 hour trip with my parents to prep the apartment Im moving to.
Yes, Ive wishlisted Elden Ring.
Yes, Ive wishlisted Elden Ring.
Sure, GamesWorkshop are within their rights but they've really soured me on their stuff with the way they've pulled everything so they can force people to go to their new streaming service they're working on. Yet another subscription service.
I'm not interested and i doubt they care as they have plenty of fanatical fans who will pay them all the money GM ask for, they'll complain but they'll still pay. Well, i hope the old fan creators who sign the contracts get some recognition and cash out of it at least.
edit: Warhammer+ is the service they're launching.
I'm not interested and i doubt they care as they have plenty of fanatical fans who will pay them all the money GM ask for, they'll complain but they'll still pay. Well, i hope the old fan creators who sign the contracts get some recognition and cash out of it at least.
edit: Warhammer+ is the service they're launching.
Thanks Ubisoft 
for letting me install Far Cry 5 which took a few couple of hours to download at least just to not be able to get it launched via Uplay. What is worse is just I woke up and tried to launch the game to see if this time I could play and to my surprise I got a "purchase" button instead of play.
Sorry for the little off-topic. To compensate this small mistake I present you with a new historical lowest price deal on
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for letting me install Far Cry 5 which took a few couple of hours to download at least just to not be able to get it launched via Uplay. What is worse is just I woke up and tried to launch the game to see if this time I could play and to my surprise I got a "purchase" button instead of play.
Sorry for the little off-topic. To compensate this small mistake I present you with a new historical lowest price deal on
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Valve changed the visual, mostly for clarity.
Steam :: Steamworks Development :: Steam Next Fest boosts engagement and sales for most games
October event registration open through August 15th
Before (don't mind the logo on the right):
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Its also mainly becuase the third stat might be a bit wrong on how it was talked about...
Thanks to SteamDB, we know have a list of the 255 Steam apps which support Epic Online Services (EOS).
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- 20XX - Batterystaple Games
- 8Doors: Arum's Afterlife Adventure - Rootless Studio
- Afterparty - Night School Studio
- Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX - Merge Games
- Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX Demo - Merge Games
- Among Us - Innersloth
- ARK: Survival Evolved - Studio Wildcard
- art of rally - Funselektor Labs Inc.
- art of rally Demo - Funselektor Labs
- Ary and the secret of seasons - eXiin
- Ary and the secret of seasons Demo - eXiin
- As Far As The Eye - Unexpected
- Ascendants Rising - Limitless Games
- Ashwalkers - Nameless XIII
- Banners of Ruin - MonteBearo
- Barony - Turning Wheel LLC
- Bassmaster Fishing 2022 Closed Alpha
- Before We Leave - Balancing Monkey Games
- Before Your Eyes - GoodbyeWorld Games
- Beyond Blue - E-Line Media
- Bloodroots - Paper Cult
- Bloodroots Demo - Paper Cult
- Breakwaters - Soaring Pixels Games
- Cartel Tycoon - Moon Moose
- Cartel Tycoon Demo - Moon Moose
- Circuit Superstars - Original Fire Games
- Cities: Skylines - Colossal Order Ltd.
- Conan Exiles - Funcom
- Conan Exiles - Testlive Client - Funcom
- Control Ultimate Edition - Remedy Entertainment
- Cozy Grove - Spry Fox LLC
- Crash Drive 3 - M2H
- Creeper World 4 - Knuckle Cracker
- CRSED - Darkflow Software
- Crying Suns - Alt Shift
- Crying Suns Demo - Alt Shift
- Crystal Crisis - Nicalis, Inc.
- Cube Paste - Flying Fox
- Cyanide & Happiness - Freakpocalypse (Episode 1) - Explosm
- Dark Light - Mirari&Co.
- Deceit - Baseline
- Defense corp - Earth - Clocked gaming
- Demon Turf - Fabraz
- Demon Turf Demo - Fabraz
- Demon Turf: Trials - Fabraz
- Disciples: Liberation Closed Alpha
- Disco Elysium - ZA/UM
- Dread Nautical - Zen Studios
- Dream Engines: Nomad Cities - Suncrash
- Edge Of Eternity - Midgar Studio
- Elite Dangerous - Frontier Developments
- Elite Dangerous: Arena - Frontier Developments
- Empires of the Undergrowth - Slug Disco Studios
- Faeria - Abrakam Entertainment SA
- Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout - Mediatonic
- Farming Simulator 19 - Giants Software
- First Class Trouble - Invisible Walls
- Fly Punch Boom: First Impact! - Jollypunch Games
- Fly Punch Boom! - Jollypunch Games
- Football Manager 2020 - Sports Interactive
- Football Manager 2021 - Sports Interactive
- Football Manager 2021 Demo - Sports Interactive
- Football Manager 2021 Editor
- Football Manager 2021 Resource Archiver
- Football Manager 2021 Touch - Sports Interactive
- Football Manager 2021 Touch Demo - Sports Interactive
- FOOTSIES - HiFight
- For The King - IronOak Games
- Galactic Civilizations III - Stardock Entertainment
- GALAHAD 3093 - Simutronics Corp.
- GALAHAD 3093 Playtest
- Ghostrunner - One More Level
- Ghostrunner Demo - One More Level
- GigaBash Playtest
- Gods Will Fall - Clever Beans
- Griftlands - Klei Entertainment
- Hades - Supergiant Games
- Head 2 Head - ArcForged
- Hell is Other Demons - Cuddle Monster Games
- Hellpoint - Cradle Games
- Hellpoint: The Thespian Feast - Cradle Games
- Hood: Outlaws & Legends - Sumo Digital
- HUMANKIND™ - Closed Beta - AMPLITUDE Studios
- Hypergliders Playtest
- Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms - Codename Entertainment Inc.
- Insurgency: Sandstorm - New World Interactive
- Iron Harvest - Free Public Demo - KING Art
- Iron Harvest - KING Art
- JAB! - Hyperspeed Entertainment
- Journey To The Savage Planet - Typhoon
- Just Die Already - DoubleMoose
- Killing Floor 2 - Tripwire Interactive
- Knight Squad 2 - Chainsawesome Games
- Knight Squad 2 Demo - Chainsawesome Games
- Knight Squad 2 Trials - Chainsawesome Games
- Knighted Playtest
- Kosmokrats - Pixel Delusion
- Kosmokrats Demo - Pixel Delusion
- Legend of Keepers - Goblinz Studio
- LEGO® Builder's Journey - Light Brick Studio
- Lost Region - Farom Studio
- Lost Words: Beyond the Page - Sketchbook Games
- M.A.S.S. Builder - Vermillion Digital
- Mafia II: Definitive Edition - Hangar 13
- Maneater - Tripwire Interactive
- MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries - Piranha Games Inc.
- Midnight Ghost Hunt - Alpha Test
- Milky Way Prince – The Vampire Star - Eyeguys
- Milky Way Prince – The Vampire Star Demo - Eyeguys
- MORDHAU - Triternion
- Mortal Online 2 - Star Vault AB
- MOTHERGUNSHIP - Grip Digital
- MotoGP™21 - Milestone S.r.l.
- Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord - Modding Kit
- Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord - TaleWorlds Entertainment
- MudRunner - Saber Interactive
- My Time At Portia - Pathea Games
- NBA 2K21 - Visual Concepts
- Necromunda: Hired Gun - Streum On Studio
- Nimoyd Demo - Nudge Nudge Games
- Nioh 2 – The Complete Edition - KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD.
- Northgard - Shiro Games
- Observer: System Redux - Bloober Team
- Open Country - FUN Labs
- OUTRIDERS - People Can Fly
- OUTRIDERS Demo - People Can Fly
- Outward - Nine Dots Studio
- Overcooked! 2 - Ghost Town Games Ltd.
- Overpass™ - Zordix Racing
- Override 2: Super Mech League - Modus Studios Brazil
- Paint Royale Dedicated Server
- Paladins - Evil Mojo Games
- Paladins - Public Test
- Panzer Corps 2 - Flashback Games
- Paper Beast - Folded Edition - Pixel Reef
- Paper Beast - Pixel Reef
- Pathfinder: Kingmaker - Owlcat Games
- Pavlov VR - Vankrupt Games
- Phoenix Point: Year One Edition - Snapshot Games Inc.
- Playcraft - Bebop Games
- Port Royale 4 - Beta
- Port Royale 4 - Gaming Minds
- Predator: Hunting Grounds - IllFonic
- Predecessor - Omeda Studios
- Predecessor Playtest
- Primordials of Amyrion Demo - GLOBAL DODO ENTERTAINMENT
- Primordials: Battle of Gods - GLOBAL DODO ENTERTAINMENT
- Project Genesis
- Project Genesis Playtest
- Puzzle Compound Demo - Noble Phantom Games LLC
- Ragnarock - WanadevStudio
- Ragnaröck Demo - WanadevStudio
- Railway Empire - Gaming Minds Studios
- Ready or Not - VOID Interactive
- Ready Or Not - Void Interactive
- Remnant: From the Ashes - Gunfire Games
- ReRoad - Rabbithole Games
- Retrograde Arena - Freemergency
- Rising Storm 2 - SDK - Antimatter Games
- Rising Storm 2: Vietnam - Antimatter Games
- Road 96 - Digixart
- Roboquest - RyseUp Studios
- Rocket League - Psyonix LLC
- Rogue Company - First Watch Games
- RUNE II: Decapitation Edition - Studio 369
- SAMURAI SHODOWN - SNK CORPORATION
- SAMURAI SHODOWN NEOGEO COLLECTION - DIGITAL ECLIPSE
- Satisfactory - Coffee Stain Studios
- Scavengers - Midwinter Entertainment
- Scrapnaut - SpiffyBit
- Scribble It! - Detach Entertainment
- Secret Government - GameTrek
- Secret Government Playtest
- Shenmue III - YS Net
- Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter - Frogwares
- Sid Meier's Civilization VI - Firaxis Games
- Skate City - Agens
- Skeleton Crew Demo - Cinder Cone
- Skeleton Crew Playtest
- Smash Ball - GAME PILL
- SMITE - Public Test - Hi-Rez Studios
- SMITE - Titan Forge Games
- SnowRunner - Saber Interactive
- Sockventure - Nighthouse Games
- Song of Farca - Wooden Monkeys
- Song of Farca Demo - Wooden Monkeys
- Space Engineers - Keen Software House
- Speed Brawl - Double Stallion Games
- Spellbreak - Proletariat, Inc.
- SpellForce 3: Fallen God - Grimlore Games
- SpellForce 3: Versus Edition - Grimlore Games
- Spiritfarer - Thunder Lotus Games
- SuchArt: Creative Space - Voolgi
- SuchArt! - Voolgi
- Super Squad - Bad Fox Studios
- Supraland - Supra Games
- Surgeon Simulator 2 - Bossa Studios
- Surviving the Aftermath - Iceflake Studios
- Tabletop Playground - Plasticity Studios
- Tabletop Playground Beta - Plasticity Studios
- Tannenberg - M2H
- Tetris® Effect: Connected - Monstars Inc.
- The Architect: Paris - Enodo Games
- The Cycle Playtest
- The Dungeon Of Naheulbeuk: The Amulet Of Chaos - Artefacts Studio
- The Escapists 2 - Team17
- The Falconeer - Tomas Sala
- The Forgotten City - Modern Storyteller
- The Hand of Merlin - Room-C Games
- The Hand of Merlin Demo - Room-C Games
- The Long Dark - Hinterland Studio Inc.
- The Outer Worlds - Obsidian Entertainment
- The Sinking City - Frogwares
- The Tenants - Ancient Forge Studio
- Totally Reliable Delivery Service - We're Five Games
- Totally Reliable Delivery Service Playtest
- Transport Fever 2 - Urban Games
- Tranzient - AliveIn Tech Ltd.
- Tranzient Demo - AliveIn Tech Ltd.
- Tribes of Midgard - Open Beta - Norsfell
- Truck Driver - SOEDESCO
- TwilightStar: Heart of Eir Playtest
- Verdun - M2H
- Viking Rage - Arvur
- VLORP - Lemmy Adam
- Warframe - Digital Extremes
- Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector - Black Lab Games
- Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector Demo - Black Lab Games
- Warhammer 40,000: Gladius - Relics of War - Proxy Studios
- Wizards: Wand of Epicosity - Game Mechanic Studios
- Yuligans: Christmas is Coming! - The Worst of Friends
- Zombie Army 4: Dead War - Rebellion
- 戦場のフーガ - CyberConnect2
Plus:
- ARK: Survival Evolved Dedicated Server
- Blood Bowl 3 - Closed Beta
- Dedicated Server
- Edge Of Eternity
- Fall Guys: Technical Beta
- Insurgency: Sandstorm Community Test Environment
- Insurgency: Sandstorm Dedicated Server
- Killing Floor 2 - Dedicated Server
- L.E.A.P Server
- Lost Region Dedicated Server
- Mercury VIP
- MORDHAU Dedicated Server
- Nanotale - Typing Chronicles BETA
- Pavlov VR Dedicated Server
- Project Fletcher
- Rising Storm 2 - Dedicated Server
- Skeleton Crew Beta
- Space Engineers - Mod SDK
- Space Engineers Dedicated Server
- Space Punks
- Untitled Tennis Game
- Warframe Test
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Also preparing people little by little to be okay with having an EGS account to play a game on Steam.
Like Origin and Ubiplay but with added data harvesting.
Like Origin and Ubiplay but with added data harvesting.
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Epic Online Services has the same as abbrevation as End of Service/Support.
Bodes well for the future.
Bodes well for the future.
To people here Control and Disco Elysium are probably the major ones. There are also others like Ark, Humankind, Among Us, Warframe...
Kind of disappointing with Disco Elysium, they went from being socialist heroes to playing secret police for big corp.
This is not primarily for data harvesting.
This is for cross-platform (PC, console, etc.) features, cross-store (Steam, EGS, etc.) features, achievements, anti-cheat, voice chat, etc.
dev.epicgames.com
dev.epicgames.com
The game is on EGS as well, so I guess EOS is used for achievements there, and the same build is shipped to every store.
This is for cross-platform (PC, console, etc.) features, cross-store (Steam, EGS, etc.) features, achievements, anti-cheat, voice chat, etc.
Epic Online Services | Games
Operate your live game with a fully extendable, open set of platform-independent backend services for matchmaking, data storage, achievements, and much more.
Epic Online Services | Account
Provide a frictionless login and social experience in any game and across all devices, plugging into the largest cross-platform social graph of 2.7 billion accounts.
The game is on EGS as well, so I guess EOS is used for achievements there, and the same build is shipped to every store.
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I continue to wait for the day for Epic to fuck right off …
Alrighty, I'm now mostly done with exploring Inazuma, so it's time to go back, and perhaps even finish, Ys 9 this weekend (I'm in the penultimate chapter already).
Not sure whether this is a realistic output.
TIL Katana ZERO was really built with GameMaker.
www.yoyogames.com
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TIL Katana ZERO was really built with GameMaker.
GameMaker | Make 2D Games With The Free Engine
Make a game with GameMaker, the best free video game engine. Perfect for beginners and professionals. Learn to build your own 2D indie games with our simple tutorials.
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Make a game with GameMaker, the best free video game engine. Perfect for beginners and professionals. Learn to build your own 2D indie games with our simple tutorials.
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Pretty sure POE is unity and Witcher is neverwinter nights engine.Not sure whether this is a realistic output.
TIL Katana ZERO was really built with GameMaker.
GameMaker | Make 2D Games With The Free Engine
Make a game with GameMaker, the best free video game engine. Perfect for beginners and professionals. Learn to build your own 2D indie games with our simple tutorials.
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GameMaker | Make 2D Games With The Free Engine
Make a game with GameMaker, the best free video game engine. Perfect for beginners and professionals. Learn to build your own 2D indie games with our simple tutorials.
How to Estimate Steam Video Game Sales? | Video Game Insights
This article lays out a way of estimating how many units any Steam game has sold. It uses an advanced version of what’s been known as the Boxleiter method or the NB number – estimating Steam game units sold using the number of reviews they’ve got.
vginsights.com
It must be using this:
Valve leaks Steam game player counts; we have the numbers
Valve plugged the hole, but important data has already escaped.
arstechnica.com
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Then I'm not worried. The game doesn't ask you to use a Epic account, thus the support in the build is meaningless if you play it on Steam.
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