Topic: PC Gaming

@Ralizah
Are you into games like Dragon’s Dogma, and if so do you own the game?

@JaxonH I've never played DD before, although it's absolutely a game that has been on my to-buy list for a while now.

@Ralizah
You want a Steam key? I accidentally bought the game on a Humble Bundle sale forgetting I already own it.

@JaxonH Sure, if you're offering.

When was DD in a humble bundle? I don't remember that.
Terrific site, though, even after the IGN acquisition. Several months back I was able to obtain the Spyro and Crash collections on there, along with some CoD game, for $15 in one of the Humble Monthly selections.

@Ralizah
It wasnt, it was just on sale for cheap on their storefront. That or GMG, cant remember.

Do you have an email I can send it to?

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It was Fanatical

@JaxonH
[email protected]

I'll tag you when I start playing it.

@JaxonH Thanks! Got it. Very generous of you.

3 months of GP PC for a buck.

@Ralizah
Np. A super duh moment for me lol. Of course I already owned on PC. I played on the Win 2. Realized the moment I clicked purchase

Let me know how you like it though. It's like a mixture of Monster Hunter and Dark Souls. Map some gyro for the spell aiming and you'll be in top form. Though personally, I find sword combat far more engaging. The spells are crazy wicked though. Like a tornado swallowing the world everytime you attack an enemy.

@JaxonH It's installing now. Any general tips when it comes to the gameplay? I know you apparently have CPU-controlled pawns who help you in combat.

@Ralizah
Um, just practice learning to hit and run, like MH. Mount monsters when possible. Stick around the first town and explore, do sidequests, etc. Theres some awesome weaponry and valuables that can set you for half the game if you dont rush out of the first area. Think Gaijin Hunter has a video on YT about how to get it if you're interested.

Is anyone here who happy with the singleplayer of Сall of Duty Modern Warfare ? If you are a fan of battlefield-type games, I strongly recommend that you try playing this. Play singleplayer better not worth it. But the multiplayer in this game is excellent. I seriously started thinking about getting into the top players. I watch my statistics here. This helps me understand that I am halfway to the goal.

Couldn’t tell you.

It’s not on STEAM, and I have a “no Steam, no buy” policy due to Controller config support, refund policy and consolidation to a single launcher.

@JaxonH @DarthNocturnal Yep. You can add non-Steam games to Steam and customize Gamepad controls on there. Well, I'm not sure about games tied to other launchers, but stuff from sites like GOG are fine to play on Steam.

Of course, you don't get access to the refund policy and achievements that way.

Of course you can add them. But

1 Time consuming to find custom artwork in right dimensions for the games
2 configs for imported versions are separate from official versions, with limited offerings from the community for non-steam games, since most don’t play on Steam and aren’t making configs
3 refund policy is not in effect
4 launchers within launchers

I added a DOS game (that runs via DOSBox) to Steam and couldn't get it to play via the Switch Pro Controller (I even had the buttons mapped manually). I'm not sure what I was doing wrong.

All Half-Life games are free on Steam until April 1st, this is probably to help expand the potential audience for the VR game like Microsoft did with Crackdown.

Everyone who hasn't played Half-life 2 needs to get that sorted given that it's free. Easily one of the best games ever made.

Am I missing something? I went on Steam after seeing the post from @Grumblevolcano and again just now after @Dezzy but the only Half-Life things free on there are some weird fan projects and soundtracks. I don't think I would play them anyway as I played one back in the day (don't remember which one) and didn't really care for it, but I might still like to try.

@Xyphon22