I'm still trying to figure out the point of the coupons. They give out coupons for 33% off. Then the actual discount without a coupon is 50%+, and you can't combine the coupon until the sale is over. But anyone who got the coupon was definitely using Steam during the sale. Therefore the coupon can only be for people who come in after the sale is over, between now and next year. Valve must be hoping that you give out the coupons to less active Steam users, or new Steam users sometime next year. That you will somehow become a Valve salesperson and get people to join Steam or buy Steam games they don't have.
They must have figure on the number of Steam accounts, how often they login, and exactly what games they own. There are probably a lot of Steam accounts that don't own all the Valve games, and they are doing everything they can to squeeze out every last dollar like you squeeze juice from an orange.
I just got a coupon that says -50% with nothing beneath. When I click on it to see what games it applies to all I see is Hector: Badge of Carnage - Full Series
It's KOTOR, but with other people running around doing the same quests. It's all voice acted, which is cool, but I found myself really bored with it for the beta weekend I did.
If you choose any class other than Sith Inquisitor, you are wasting your time.
They all seem to be games that only a tiny niche would want, which encourages trading and probably gives them a huge boost in sales from sheer exposure. Or valve bought to many codes for these games and are trying to recoup costs.
Fairly meh. It's an incremental improvement on WoW in terms of quests and compartmentalized character stories. I'm enjoying the PvP, but now that characters are hitting level 50 and getting geared out it's changing the name of the game to who has the best stats.
Also the cool storyline dies in a bit of a slog as you get higher in level and have to continue to run more and more fetch quests and kill x things just to get leveled up enough to follow your class storyline.
I'm not intending to continue playing past the free 30 days.
Also the cool storyline dies in a bit of a slog as you get higher in level and have to continue to run more and more fetch quests and kill x things just to get leveled up enough to follow your class storyline.
All I care about in SWTOR is Bioware's dialog trees. If they are as good as any of the other Bioware titles, then I will play it regardless of any other aspects of the gameplay.
All I care about in SWTOR is Bioware's dialog trees. If they are as good as any of the other Bioware titles, then I will play it regardless of any other aspects of the gameplay.
My only problem with that is that it still has monthly fees. I'm not paying monthly for a single player/ co-op game.
My daughter created her steam account this weekend. I gifted her one game and she now has 3 coal to my one. WTF?
There are a few "free" achievements that don't require games. Make a wishlist with 10+ items, join some Steam Community group, trade with someone, etc.
How easy is it in Windows to move a c: drive from one SSD to a larger (newer) SSD? I'm debating getting a larger one, because games take up WAY TOO MUCH SPACE. I basically can't be playing more than three non-indie games at a time on a 128 gig drive (my documents and such are on a 1TB HDD).
X Com is on sale. I know I want UFO Defense, but do I want any of the other ones, ore are they ass?
Terror from the deep needs, NEEDS a walk through to play it, as the research tree is bugged and if you don't do the research in a specific order, you are fucked, also, terror sites are ENDLESS they have like 3 sub stages in HUGE ASS SHIPS. Still a good game though.
Apocalypse is decent, but I still like I and II better.*Almost forgot, in Apocalypse, the AI totally cheats, and the evil faction of the city is totally OP.
Good luck installing and running Interceptor and Enforcer, they run in like 0.00000001% (with a 0.00000001% margin of error) of the computers out there.
You really only need XCom 1. 2 is basically a remake with different guns (Terror from the deep) and apocalypse is uber hard. Also, you can check out UFO Alien Invasion for a more modern (and open source) remake.
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They must have figure on the number of Steam accounts, how often they login, and exactly what games they own. There are probably a lot of Steam accounts that don't own all the Valve games, and they are doing everything they can to squeeze out every last dollar like you squeeze juice from an orange.
If you choose any class other than Sith Inquisitor, you are wasting your time.
Also the cool storyline dies in a bit of a slog as you get higher in level and have to continue to run more and more fetch quests and kill x things just to get leveled up enough to follow your class storyline.
I'm not intending to continue playing past the free 30 days.
EDIT: Also, raided SSD's? y/n
Apocalypse is decent, but I still like I and II better.*Almost forgot, in Apocalypse, the AI totally cheats, and the evil faction of the city is totally OP.
Good luck installing and running Interceptor and Enforcer, they run in like 0.00000001% (with a 0.00000001% margin of error) of the computers out there.