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Tobberoth
Sweden6375 Posts
On July 15 2013 20:48 sc4k wrote: May I suggest Endless Space instead, it seems to be the better game. Although it has been discounted already down to £9. Endless Space is a terrible game. Stardrive is actually a pretty good game, it just happens to unfortunately be very unpolished and becomes almost unplayable at later stages unless you have a supercomputer. | ||
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Gorsameth
Netherlands22679 Posts
On July 15 2013 21:33 Tobberoth wrote: Endless Space is a terrible game. Stardrive is actually a pretty good game, it just happens to unfortunately be very unpolished and becomes almost unplayable at later stages unless you have a supercomputer. Sorry but I have to disagree. Stardrive has a great ship builder that i played a dozen hours with but outside of that the game is really bare. Endless space on the other hand isnt perfect either ofc but it has a lot more depth, playability and its getting regular updates. That said both are very different games. The fact that Star Drive is real time while Endless Space is turn based alone sets them wildly apart. | ||
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AntiGrav1ty
Germany2310 Posts
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
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Aceace
Turkey1305 Posts
I would like to buy some games for my girlfriend. This summer sales is great chance for it. But i'm completely lost what to pick. She doesn't have good english. She bored from Age of HD and her fingers are toooo slow for starcraft 2 (She loves watching it btw.) She can play some platform games, or some strategy games (slow ones obviously..) maybe adventures but i don't think her english can enough for it. Soo.. Any ideas what to get? | ||
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
On July 15 2013 22:01 Aceace wrote: Hmm... Can I ask a question? I would like to buy some games for my girlfriend. This summer sales is great chance for it. But i'm completely lost what to pick. She doesn't have good english. She bored from Age of HD and her fingers are toooo slow for starcraft 2 (She loves watching it btw.) She can play some platform games, or some strategy games (slow ones obviously..) maybe adventures but i don't think her english can enough for it. Soo.. Any ideas what to get? Dat dere FTL!!!!!! | ||
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Fyrewolf
United States1533 Posts
On July 15 2013 22:01 Aceace wrote: Hmm... Can I ask a question? I would like to buy some games for my girlfriend. This summer sales is great chance for it. But i'm completely lost what to pick. She doesn't have good english. She bored from Age of HD and her fingers are toooo slow for starcraft 2 (She loves watching it btw.) She can play some platform games, or some strategy games (slow ones obviously..) maybe adventures but i don't think her english can enough for it. Soo.. Any ideas what to get? Suggestions for platformers I can recommend from my collection are: FTL: Faster Than Light ($4.99) is a good suggestion for a spaceship strategy game. Bastion ($7.49) is a great isometric action/adventure game that has an awesome english narrator say everything you do. The Binding of Isaac ($2.50) is also a Zelda like dungeon crawler, very little dialogue. EDGE ($2.50) is a fun isometric platformer playing as a cube rolling (cubing?) around. Mirrors Edge ($5.99) is a fun first person platforming game (freerunning/parkour: the game basically). Portal 1+2 bundle ($6.24) is really cheap. Stealth Bastard Deluxe ($3.39) is a fun and cheap 2d side scrolling stealth game, the predecessor is a freeware just called Stealth Bastard but isn't as expansive. VVVVVV ($2.49) is a cheap 2d side scrolling platformer about reversing gravity instead of jumping. Difficult but tons of checkpoints. The music in most of them is really good too. I hear good things about Fez, but I just got it and haven't gotten around to playing it yet. | ||
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Fyrewolf
United States1533 Posts
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Muecke
Germany150 Posts
On July 15 2013 21:33 Tobberoth wrote: Endless Space is a terrible game. Stardrive is actually a pretty good game, it just happens to unfortunately be very unpolished and becomes almost unplayable at later stages unless you have a supercomputer. Other way around. Endless Space is pretty solid - StarDrive is terribad! | ||
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floor exercise
Canada5847 Posts
On July 15 2013 21:33 Tobberoth wrote: Endless Space is a terrible game. Stardrive is actually a pretty good game, it just happens to unfortunately be very unpolished and becomes almost unplayable at later stages unless you have a supercomputer. I can't even fathom how someone arrives at this conclusion. I don't think ES is exception but it's a highly competent 4x especially consider a new terrible space 4x seems to come out every week, among them StarDrive, which is a truly terrible game | ||
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y0su
Finland7871 Posts
TBH, that's my answer to almost any question you'll see in this thread. | ||
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Bam Lee
2336 Posts
Bought so far: Portal 1+2 Fallout 3/New Vegas Faster Than Light Darksiders 1+2 Torchlight 2 Titan Quest Gold Still going to buy and just waiting for it to be reduced to 75%: Dark Souls: Prepare to Die This should be enough to keep me busy until the next sale lol | ||
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ShloobeR
Korea (South)3851 Posts
no one is ever done | ||
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Urbz
Netherlands456 Posts
On July 15 2013 17:39 TOCHMY wrote: Anyone bought and played Eador: Master of the Broken Sword? How's it like? Fun/worth? Also, Stardrive seems to be kind of fun. Only 61/100 metacritic. Anyone got some info? I bought Eador: MotBS at release, or well I got the pre-order since you got the original game aswell so yu could fiddle a bit with thatone before release. It's a nice mix of game like Heroes of Might & Magic and Civilization so if you're into that kind of turn-based strategy you might like this cute little remake aswell. Either way for the current price it's worth a shot, though I'm biased being a sucker for this kind of stuff. | ||
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MassHysteria
United States3678 Posts
On July 15 2013 23:33 ShloobeR wrote: you are not done no one is ever done LoL. I'm gonna have to agree. I am set for like the next year or so. Only one I really really want now is Metro 2033 for ~75% but who knows what else I will run across. | ||
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Melwach
Germany176 Posts
Just waiting for a good dishonored deal. I'm quite sure it'll come. As a general rant, I'm pretty pissed off at how modern games implement DLC features. I bought Borderlands 2 (+ Season Pass) and I still get pop-ups to buy shit when I click on certain items (like skins, just marked with a little * ). Same thing in Heroes of Might & Magic VI. I can't stand this in non F2P-Games. Ingame DLC adds destroy my immersion. | ||
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Espelz
Germany833 Posts
Fallout New Vegas is pretty cheap right now, and I would consider buying it weren't it for the forced low violence german version (pretty much the same with HL 2, played it ages ago, would probably just buy it to play it once again, but not this version  ) | ||
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iamperfection
United States9649 Posts
On July 16 2013 01:39 Espelz wrote: Does anybody of my fellow german TL people know how trading with games works in case there is a "german low violence" version ? Is it possible to trade the non-german version with somebody from outside of germany ? Fallout New Vegas is pretty cheap right now, and I would consider buying it weren't it for the forced low violence german version (pretty much the same with HL 2, played it ages ago, would probably just buy it to play it once again, but not this version )Is steam pretty strict with enforcing it? No workarounds with setting your region or what not? | ||
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Conti
Germany2516 Posts
On July 16 2013 01:39 Espelz wrote: Does anybody of my fellow german TL people know how trading with games works in case there is a "german low violence" version ? Is it possible to trade the non-german version with somebody from outside of germany ? Fallout New Vegas is pretty cheap right now, and I would consider buying it weren't it for the forced low violence german version (pretty much the same with HL 2, played it ages ago, would probably just buy it to play it once again, but not this version )As far as I know, you can have others gift you the game, and it will be whatever version they have bought. So if you have a friend in the US, you can pay him and he'll gift you the game, and your version will the uncut. But don't quote me on that. | ||
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Espelz
Germany833 Posts
On July 16 2013 01:43 iamperfection wrote: Is steam pretty strict with enforcing it? No workarounds with setting your region or what not? Hrm.. changing the download server region does nothing, as does changing the language (didn't expect THAT one to do anything, but I run everything in english if possible anyway) The account is on a german e-mail adress too, don't know if that has anything to do with it or if I could register als somebody from outside of germany with a german e-mail adress too. | ||
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