Mosher
Mushroom dad
Just Cause 2 lets you adjust it, but when I tried it it was either EXTREMELY SLOW or EXTREMELY FAST. I couldn't find a comftorable middle ground.
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Just Cause 2 lets you adjust it, but when I tried it it was either EXTREMELY SLOW or EXTREMELY FAST. I couldn't find a comftorable middle ground.
Adam7Eight
Emperor
Here's everything I got from the summer sale:
Darksiders
Trine 2
Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood
FEAR 3
Cave Story+
Dear Esther
Rage
Crysis + Warhead
Crysis 2
L.A. Noire
Dragon Age Origins
Galactic Civilizations II
Theif complete pack
Alan Wake
Risen
Stacking
Legend of Grimrock
Red Orchestra 41-45
Red Orchestra 2
Saints Row: The Third
Darksiders
Trine 2
Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood
FEAR 3
Cave Story+
Dear Esther
Rage
Crysis + Warhead
Crysis 2
L.A. Noire
Dragon Age Origins
Galactic Civilizations II
Theif complete pack
Alan Wake
Risen
Stacking
Legend of Grimrock
Red Orchestra 41-45
Red Orchestra 2
Saints Row: The Third
SouthernKing
crickety cricket
Picked up The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings from the summer sale yesterday.
I have JC2 for PS3, it's REALLY fun. Not sure about PC version though.
I have JC2 for PS3, it's REALLY fun. Not sure about PC version though.
mechaerik
Tuturuu!
Terraria, $2.49
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, $2.49
Crusader Kings II: Sword of Islam, $2.49
Bioshock pack, $9.99
Bastion, $3.74
Double Fine Pack, $7.49
All told, $28.69 or thereabouts.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, $2.49
Crusader Kings II: Sword of Islam, $2.49
Bioshock pack, $9.99
Bastion, $3.74
Double Fine Pack, $7.49
All told, $28.69 or thereabouts.
I don't have KOTOR, but Jade Empire is a damn awesome game. If you can deal with the scenario itself, and if you don't need an open world, then it's the perfect RPG.
The combat is interesting, the story is nice and good scripted, there's an alignment system, you have different ends, a good working character system (but not extensive, same for the inventory), and something which you rarely find in other RPGs and I don't want to disclose that
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Maniacal
the green Napoleon
FYI Risen is available for free via GamersGate's VOID program, and its okay I guess. Not bad, but I don't think I'll ever finish it. Very similar to Gothic 3 but less buggy and less interesting.
Heretic_Cata
We're gonna live forever
I hate all the Gothic games, but for some reason i liked and finished Risen(1).
Maniacal
the green Napoleon
Not really an improvement. It works for Risen but still.
Bandits/freedom fighters vs magic wielding inquisition/monk dudes who indoctrinate people with both sides trying to find a magical source of power hidden on the island. Sounds pretty generic to me.
I didn't notice much of a difference really, although it did really feel like an island with a small population.
By G3 I meant of course with the community patches.
I gave it a try, but I failed to find a reason to really care about most of the characters and the combat wasn't any better than Oblivion's.
That's now definitely strange
.The world in G3 was definitely to big. At least in my opinion. If you liked it, then sure you dislike this part about Risen.
Not story-wise
.More about the landscape and the people. It's more interesting to explore a cave in Risen than in G3, because you just have fewer, and it seems they put some thoughts into them.
You will also know the people. Do you remember any name from G3, besides your fellowship from the beginning? In Risen you'll remember some of the names (at least while you play it).
Oh, and I thought most people like Oblivion
(I don't 
), so this would be good, wouldn't it ^^?Hey the mages are pretty cool guys, don't lump them in with those Inquisition jerkwads.
The first chapter is amazing fun, but the other two are more about combat than listening to the AFGNCAAP snark it up. Maybe it's cuz I was a mage and not a bandit.
The first chapter is amazing fun, but the other two are more about combat than listening to the AFGNCAAP snark it up. Maybe it's cuz I was a mage and not a bandit.
Maniacal
the green Napoleon
Linear caves that I don't remember.Not story-wise
More about the landscape and the people. It's more interesting to explore a cave in Risen than in G3, because you just have fewer, and it seems they put some thoughts into them.
I don't remember the names of anyone in Risen, and I honestly don't care what their names are either. Most of them were simply people I sold crap to, got a quest from, or delivered something too. I haven't played Gothic 3 in a couple of years or so and I don't remember names that well off the top of my head for most games (even ones like Morrowind that I put 100s of hours into) anyway. Although I can name quite a few Morrowind and Mount&Blade NPCs off the top of my head regardless.
The combat (among other things) in Oblivion is mediocre, so no it isn't a good thing.Oh, and I thought most people like Oblivion
Oh no, you're right. The last chapter is nearly only combat.
not literally please .Not even Patty
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PeteAtoms
FormulaRandom
I agree. Even though there are less spell effects, the ones that are included are much more interesting and fun to play with. It's not boring anymore, particularly when you compare the 'touch' range destruction spells with the flamethrower/hose type spells in Skyrim.
I picked up Sid's Pirates yesterday, and I think it messed up my laptop's 'Fn' key, lol. So my keys:
7 8 9
U I O
J K L
have turned into a number pad deal. So unless I hold down the 'Fn' key, they turn into:
7 8 9
4 5 6
1 2 3
I'm going to have to restart my laptop or something, hope that fixes it.
EDIT: Derp, I fixed it. Thank you Google.
SuperBeaverInc.
Groucho
Royal Sloop>everything else
