orcs must die 2 does what sanctum tries to do so much better.
that said, I still need to try sanctum 2 one day.
...lol
They are essentially the same.
Does OMD2 has a public server browser? Sanctum 2 does!
orcs must die 2 does what sanctum tries to do so much better.
that said, I still need to try sanctum 2 one day.
So I just... "played" Secret of the Magic Crystals for hours.
What the hell? Why do people keep gifting me games like this?
(Also this is the game with the least amount of actual gaminess I played.)
Reminds me of the kids on Christmas complaining they got the wrong color iphone.
For the record, if anyone wants to gift me games I won't complain about them.![]()
They technically are in the same position. EA doesn't own Respawn or the IP. Chew on that for a bit.Trying to settle a bet -- there's no way that Titanfall is coming to Steam, right? Respawn isn't in 38 Studios' position. Gotta be Origin all the way. Right?
Trying to settle a bet -- there's no way that Titanfall is coming to Steam, right? Respawn isn't in 38 Studios' position. Gotta be Origin all the way. Right?
EA was in a position to be paid to keep the game off of the PS4, and Respawn either couldn't do anything about it or didn't want to. It stands to reason that EA has final say on the PC platform as well, and there's no chance they're missing out on driving tons of people to Origin over SteamThey technically are in the same position. EA doesn't own Respawn or the IP. Chew on that for a bit.
orcs must die 2 does what sanctum tries to do so much better.
that said, I still need to try sanctum 2 one day.
EA was in a position to be paid to keep the game off of the PS4, and Respawn either couldn't do anything about it or didn't want to. It stands to reason that EA has final say on the PC platform as well, and there's no chance they're missing out on driving tons of people to Origin over Steam
That, and the game runs on Microsoft's dedicated servers on the Xbox One, presumably EA's servers on PC. EA isn't going to publish Titanfall on Steam, period (it hasn't put a game on Steam for about 2 years, to my knowledge). So if Respawn decided it wanted to self-publish, it would have to either put up the cash for servers or rebuild the game around not having that benefit. Neither seem likely.
Trying to settle a bet -- there's no way that Titanfall is coming to Steam, right? Respawn isn't in 38 Studios' position. Gotta be Origin all the way. Right?
Titanfall will run on Microsoft dedicated servers, aka the cloud, for the PC and 360 version as well.
Why do companies want their own digital distribution system if better alternatives exist? That's only going to lead to stratification of their intended audience. If I was in charge, I;d find better ways to spend revenue and boost sales.
1. Stronger DRM
2. Jealous of the delicious market share commanded by Steam
3. Pet project by some out-of-touch exec
I understand the 360 and the xbone, because those are microsoft's babies, but the pc too? Shouldn't it be EA servers if its an EA published game? Unless the MS moneyhat covered that too (MS hosts the servers on all versions, EA saves cost)
I just can't see EA ever letting titanfall onto steam. Its a great game to advance Origin.
1. Stronger DRM
2. Jealous of the delicious market share commanded by Steam
3. Pet project by some out-of-touch exec
EA was in a position to be paid to keep the game off of the PS4, and Respawn either couldn't do anything about it or didn't want to. It stands to reason that EA has final say on the PC platform as well, and there's no chance they're missing out on driving tons of people to Origin over Steam
That, and the game runs on Microsoft's dedicated servers on the Xbox One, presumably EA's servers on PC. EA isn't going to publish Titanfall on Steam, period (it hasn't put a game on Steam for about 2 years, to my knowledge). So if Respawn decided it wanted to self-publish, it would have to either put up the cash for servers or rebuild the game around not having that benefit. Neither seem likely.
How much of that cut vs the investment and maintenance of your distribution network. That doesn't come cheap.also no 3rd party taking a cut of your sales
I must be popular. People thinks I give free games to them >.<
I have Origin installed on this PC and the only thing that happened when EA stopped releasing games on Steam is I stopped buying their games.
Deques, the free game giver.
@_@
Anyway. I signed up in Greenman Gaming's Playfire service and earned £1.95! Looks like I had some achievements that rewarded me some money![]()
Legitimate question: has there been a dramatic increase in Origin users since EA ceased to release their news games on Steam? How have the sequels sold compared to their predecessors that are available on Steam? Are there any metrics at all?
I have Origin installed on this PC and the only thing that happened when EA stopped releasing games on Steam is I stopped buying their games.
They jumped from 30 to 50 million users in less than a year. A lot of that is their mobile expansion, and it's unclear whether that counts console players registering while playing EA games. So yeah, they have gone up a lot, but it's unclear as to how much stuff like Mass Effect 3 and Battlefield 4 have contributed.Legitimate question: has there been a dramatic increase in Origin users since EA ceased to release their news games on Steam? How have the sequels sold compared to their predecessors that are available on Steam? Are there any metrics at all?
I have Origin installed on this PC and the only thing that happened when EA stopped releasing games on Steam is I stopped buying their games.
So yeah, they have gone up a lot, but it's unclear as to how much stuff like Mass Effect 3 and Battlefield 4 have contributed.
Thanks for the impressions, I bought it with cards money and will definitely play it once I finish Trine 2 goblin menace and Sniper ghost warrior.Since it was on sale and a lot of my friends were playing it, I decided to try out Defender Quest. The game is a surprisingly deep tower defense game, and was a lot of fun to play. I sat down to my quest, and suddenly 3 hours are gone from my life.
The game is heavy on story, but also contains a lot of unlockables gained from redo-ing missions at higher difficulties. Steam says I got about 75% through the main quest line, and have obtained about 50% of the "extra stuff".
Some people have complained that the game is too "grindy", but it's possible to open the accessibility menu and tweak the game to your personal liking. I put the "experience gained" at +300% and removed the death penalty. It made the game a little easy, honestly, but I didn't care. I'd rather only play through each level 1-3 times (to get the unlockables) rather than have to grind through the levels over and over again.
If you like tower defense games at all, you owe it to yourself to pick this up for 90% off.
They jumped from 30 to 50 million users in less than a year. A lot of that is their mobile expansion, and it's unclear whether that counts console players registering while playing EA games. So yeah, they have gone up a lot, but it's unclear as to how much stuff like Mass Effect 3 and Battlefield 4 have contributed.
Sim City, BF 3 and BF4 all sold amazingly well,
Is the DS4 now easy to use on Win 8.1? Like X360 easy to use?
Is the DS4 now easy to use on Win 8.1? Like X360 easy to use?
Team Fortress shows more options for 'filtering' I see Bilinear and Tri-linear or some such and then some more choices. As my graphics card is pretty powerful which of these should I use for better visual output?
Also how do i start getting into the Hat business?
Unless they are free or in a Humble Bundle or otherwise heavily discounted
Also how do i start getting into the Hat business?
Yup, because nothing says "I don't like you" like giving them money.
It will cease to be awesome after some time.SKYRIM IS FREAKING AWESOME. There, I said it.
Also, this thread is dead![]()
It will cease to be awesome after some time.
For anisotropic filtering, just pick the highest X value (should be 16X for TF2). The performance impact should be small in most cases.
Playing Grand Strategy Games with a controller must be the apocalyptic future painted on most movies.
I don't know, I think something like EU4 could work with a controller if they'd just bother to make the interface usable, because it's just tiny now, making the TV and the distance most people sit from it as much the problem as the means of control. Worse still is if you have a super high-res screen, friend of mine has a laptop with 3200*1800 resolution and can't see shit unless he runs the game at a quarter of the resolution (1600*900). The only real problem with that is that the cursor also becomes four times as large for some reason, blocking out some tooltips hahah.