Nope, the servers were taken down this year, so it's only single player. Q.Q
But ofc it's still an addictive multiplayer according to steam..
| Forum Index > General Games |
|
RJ
Belgium4 Posts
June 26 2014 17:20 GMT
#10101
On June 27 2014 02:17 Faruko wrote: Show nested quote + On June 27 2014 02:09 RJ wrote: The daily is not that bad, I am getting a feeling its always going to be the same community sales.. :/ And how on earth is battlefront 2 still an addictive multiplayer? :D is still played ? might get it ! Nope, the servers were taken down this year, so it's only single player. Q.Q But ofc it's still an addictive multiplayer according to steam.. | ||
|
hootsushi
Germany3468 Posts
June 26 2014 17:28 GMT
#10102
| ||
|
Faruko
Chile34171 Posts
June 26 2014 17:41 GMT
#10103
i would say, get it, its a very good game, the best "new" RE game and Raid mode its the best extra modee ever, played it on a 3DS though | ||
|
LasTLiE
United States428 Posts
June 26 2014 17:55 GMT
#10104
On June 27 2014 02:20 RJ wrote: Show nested quote + On June 27 2014 02:17 Faruko wrote: On June 27 2014 02:09 RJ wrote: The daily is not that bad, I am getting a feeling its always going to be the same community sales.. :/ And how on earth is battlefront 2 still an addictive multiplayer? :D is still played ? might get it ! Nope, the servers were taken down this year, so it's only single player. Q.Q But ofc it's still an addictive multiplayer according to steam.. The multiplayer was originally throught GameSpy (which shutdown) but Battlefront 2 can still be played multiplayer via GameRanger. Civ 5 was finally on sale so I got to pick up the DLCs. Vanilla was fun, but felt kinda thin after a while. Now I just hope Super Street Fighter IV goes on Daily/Flash sale and that'll be all I really wanted. | ||
|
Incognoto
France10239 Posts
June 26 2014 18:04 GMT
#10105
looks like it's got bad reviews: http://store.steampowered.com/app/24010/ q_q so apparently it's buggy. don't care for dlc >too< much since i wasn't planning on getting anyway. but it's a shame it's buggy and apparently the devs are assholes. still €7 isn't that bad a deal and I figured i'd buy this game when it would be on sale, like it is now. | ||
|
Eschaton
United States1245 Posts
June 26 2014 18:04 GMT
#10106
On June 27 2014 01:25 Faruko wrote: To be fair, that the deals are "mediocre" its mostly because most of the games you want were already part of a deal before and you already bought them, so far i have only bought games i never knew i wanted Steamception! | ||
|
Incognoto
France10239 Posts
June 26 2014 18:07 GMT
#10107
i see it "expires" on june 30th or something. what's it worth? | ||
|
Figgy
Canada1788 Posts
June 26 2014 18:09 GMT
#10108
On June 26 2014 19:58 ahswtini wrote: Smart tactic, ply you with mediocre sales at the start while you're excited, then hit you with the deals you just can't resist when your wallet is nearly empty. All part of the plan! | ||
|
WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
June 26 2014 18:11 GMT
#10109
On June 27 2014 03:04 Incognoto wrote: Train Simulator for €6.99, just got that. I was big on trains as a kid and played the original train Simulator quite a lot. I don't even know if i'm going to play this one a lot, but I felt like I just had to get it for old time's sake. looks like it's got bad reviews: http://store.steampowered.com/app/24010/ q_q so apparently it's buggy. don't care for dlc >too< much since i wasn't planning on getting anyway. but it's a shame it's buggy and apparently the devs are assholes. still €7 isn't that bad a deal and I figured i'd buy this game when it would be on sale, like it is now. Even from train nerds, I've heard that TS business models is bad. Hopefully Trainz will have a bit better model | ||
|
Blitzkrieg0
United States13132 Posts
June 26 2014 18:15 GMT
#10110
On June 27 2014 03:07 Incognoto wrote: what's a summer adventure card i see it "expires" on june 30th or something. what's it worth? They're for crafting the Summer adventure badge; 10 cards in all. You will see the current value when you list it on the market. | ||
|
Incognoto
France10239 Posts
June 26 2014 18:24 GMT
#10111
On June 27 2014 03:11 WindWolf wrote: Show nested quote + On June 27 2014 03:04 Incognoto wrote: Train Simulator for €6.99, just got that. I was big on trains as a kid and played the original train Simulator quite a lot. I don't even know if i'm going to play this one a lot, but I felt like I just had to get it for old time's sake. looks like it's got bad reviews: http://store.steampowered.com/app/24010/ q_q so apparently it's buggy. don't care for dlc >too< much since i wasn't planning on getting anyway. but it's a shame it's buggy and apparently the devs are assholes. still €7 isn't that bad a deal and I figured i'd buy this game when it would be on sale, like it is now. Even from train nerds, I've heard that TS business models is bad. Hopefully Trainz will have a bit better model I wouldn't spend more than €7 into train sims as of right now anyway, so getting €60 worth of content at an 80% discount suits customers like me who would only buy train stuff at a huge discount anyway. I didn't go through all the routes in the original train sim, so I don't think I'll do all 5 of the routes i have right now. :p @blitz, so the current value is said to be €0.15, will that value rise or smt or should I just sell it and get my 15 cents ? | ||
|
Digitalis
United States1043 Posts
June 26 2014 18:37 GMT
#10112
TRAINSIMULATOR 40% OFF YOU SAVE LIKE 1800$ WHAT A STEAL EVERYONE GET IT! | ||
|
FueledUpAndReadyToGo
Netherlands30548 Posts
June 26 2014 18:43 GMT
#10113
And rome total war 2 is still crap compared to the first one right? | ||
|
Digitalis
United States1043 Posts
June 26 2014 18:45 GMT
#10114
On June 27 2014 03:43 FueledUpAndReadyToGo wrote: Oooh Civilisation 5 vs Europa Universalis. Which to choose? How deep do you like those games? I've played both and Civ 5 only scratches the surface of how deep EU4 can go. | ||
|
WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
June 26 2014 18:46 GMT
#10115
| ||
|
FueledUpAndReadyToGo
Netherlands30548 Posts
June 26 2014 18:51 GMT
#10116
On June 27 2014 03:45 Digitalis wrote: Show nested quote + On June 27 2014 03:43 FueledUpAndReadyToGo wrote: Oooh Civilisation 5 vs Europa Universalis. Which to choose? How deep do you like those games? I've played both and Civ 5 only scratches the surface of how deep EU4 can go. I don't know really don't have experience with both types. But always wanted to try a game like that. So Civ5 is like the easy version of Europa Universalis? Europa Universalis has some great reviews though rofl: + Show Spoiler + Sadly due to the rapidly globalized economy and world we live in, exploiting indigenous populations is not nearly as easy nor profitable as it used to be. But thanks to the fine people at Paradox Interactive, I can unleash the inner beast that resides within all white European christians and do my part for humanity. Once I get bored from ousting the filthy Turkomans from Constantinople (not giving it back to Byzantium because ♥♥♥♥ orthodoxy Pope #1 forever get rekt bearded priests) I can turn my furious and just gaze across the atlantic and kill lots of savages (not my fault those filthy natives were living on Burgundian Florida). Soon the whole world will be swathed in burgundian colors, or all thats actually worth ruling (not ruling africa because africa and lots of zulu rebellions plus mosquitos). This game is best played with a warm cup of Folger's coffee in your hands, so you can actually smell the oppression while you relive the greatest period of time of all time. The period when white people discovered the world, and decided they didnt like it. + Show Spoiler + Pick Brandenburg. Form Prussia. Form Germany. Pick fight with French Empire, steamroll with superior military tech. Overconfidently pick fight with Russia even though half my regiments are in Western Europe. Annex Austria, vassalise Italy, invade Africa. 25 country strong coalition declares war on me, sacks Berlin. Angrily blame my troops for not being ubermensch. Ragequit. German master race problems ~ versus Civ5: + Show Spoiler + got nuked by ghandi 10/10 realism + Show Spoiler + This game is highly addictive. Since getting this game I've lost my dog, my job, my hygiene and I'm getting evicted some time next month. However, I was able to secure a domination victory for 'Murica. So I've got that going for me, which is nice. Strong arguments from both lol | ||
|
Digitalis
United States1043 Posts
June 26 2014 18:52 GMT
#10117
On June 27 2014 03:46 WindWolf wrote: I'm wondering, what EU4 DLCs are worth it Conquest of Paradise and Wealth of Nations On June 27 2014 03:51 FueledUpAndReadyToGo wrote: Show nested quote + On June 27 2014 03:45 Digitalis wrote: On June 27 2014 03:43 FueledUpAndReadyToGo wrote: Oooh Civilisation 5 vs Europa Universalis. Which to choose? How deep do you like those games? I've played both and Civ 5 only scratches the surface of how deep EU4 can go. I don't know really don't have experience with both types. But always wanted to try a game like that. So Civ5 is like the easy version of Europa Universalis? Europa Universalis has some great reviews though rofl: + Show Spoiler + Sadly due to the rapidly globalized economy and world we live in, exploiting indigenous populations is not nearly as easy nor profitable as it used to be. But thanks to the fine people at Paradox Interactive, I can unleash the inner beast that resides within all white European christians and do my part for humanity. Once I get bored from ousting the filthy Turkomans from Constantinople (not giving it back to Byzantium because ♥♥♥♥ orthodoxy Pope #1 forever get rekt bearded priests) I can turn my furious and just gaze across the atlantic and kill lots of savages (not my fault those filthy natives were living on Burgundian Florida). Soon the whole world will be swathed in burgundian colors, or all thats actually worth ruling (not ruling africa because africa and lots of zulu rebellions plus mosquitos). This game is best played with a warm cup of Folger's coffee in your hands, so you can actually smell the oppression while you relive the greatest period of time of all time. The period when white people discovered the world, and decided they didnt like it. + Show Spoiler + Pick Brandenburg. Form Prussia. Form Germany. Pick fight with French Empire, steamroll with superior military tech. Overconfidently pick fight with Russia even though half my regiments are in Western Europe. Annex Austria, vassalise Italy, invade Africa. 25 country strong coalition declares war on me, sacks Berlin. Angrily blame my troops for not being ubermensch. Ragequit. German master race problems ~ versus Civ5: + Show Spoiler + got nuked by ghandi 10/10 realism + Show Spoiler + This game is highly addictive. Since getting this game I've lost my dog, my job, my hygiene and I'm getting evicted some time next month. However, I was able to secure a domination victory for 'Murica. So I've got that going for me, which is nice. Strong arguments from both lol EU is super hard to dive straight into unless you've played previous games like it before. So unless your a history nerd who has a boner for realism and more options I would stick with CIV 5 | ||
|
Gorsameth
Netherlands21965 Posts
June 26 2014 18:54 GMT
#10118
On June 27 2014 03:51 FueledUpAndReadyToGo wrote: Show nested quote + On June 27 2014 03:45 Digitalis wrote: On June 27 2014 03:43 FueledUpAndReadyToGo wrote: Oooh Civilisation 5 vs Europa Universalis. Which to choose? How deep do you like those games? I've played both and Civ 5 only scratches the surface of how deep EU4 can go. I don't know really don't have experience with both types. But always wanted to try a game like that. So Civ5 is like the easy version of Europa Universalis? Europa Universalis has some great reviews though rofl: + Show Spoiler + Sadly due to the rapidly globalized economy and world we live in, exploiting indigenous populations is not nearly as easy nor profitable as it used to be. But thanks to the fine people at Paradox Interactive, I can unleash the inner beast that resides within all white European christians and do my part for humanity. Once I get bored from ousting the filthy Turkomans from Constantinople (not giving it back to Byzantium because ♥♥♥♥ orthodoxy Pope #1 forever get rekt bearded priests) I can turn my furious and just gaze across the atlantic and kill lots of savages (not my fault those filthy natives were living on Burgundian Florida). Soon the whole world will be swathed in burgundian colors, or all thats actually worth ruling (not ruling africa because africa and lots of zulu rebellions plus mosquitos). This game is best played with a warm cup of Folger's coffee in your hands, so you can actually smell the oppression while you relive the greatest period of time of all time. The period when white people discovered the world, and decided they didnt like it. + Show Spoiler + Pick Brandenburg. Form Prussia. Form Germany. Pick fight with French Empire, steamroll with superior military tech. Overconfidently pick fight with Russia even though half my regiments are in Western Europe. Annex Austria, vassalise Italy, invade Africa. 25 country strong coalition declares war on me, sacks Berlin. Angrily blame my troops for not being ubermensch. Ragequit. German master race problems ~ versus Civ5: + Show Spoiler + got nuked by ghandi 10/10 realism + Show Spoiler + This game is highly addictive. Since getting this game I've lost my dog, my job, my hygiene and I'm getting evicted some time next month. However, I was able to secure a domination victory for 'Murica. So I've got that going for me, which is nice. Strong arguments from both lol I wouldn't call Civ easier as such. It just has less depth so that you don't drown in a million sliders to micromanage which lets you focus more on actually playing the game. | ||
|
SKC
Brazil18828 Posts
June 26 2014 18:56 GMT
#10119
| ||
|
Incognoto
France10239 Posts
June 26 2014 19:07 GMT
#10120
On June 27 2014 03:51 FueledUpAndReadyToGo wrote: Show nested quote + On June 27 2014 03:45 Digitalis wrote: On June 27 2014 03:43 FueledUpAndReadyToGo wrote: Oooh Civilisation 5 vs Europa Universalis. Which to choose? How deep do you like those games? I've played both and Civ 5 only scratches the surface of how deep EU4 can go. I don't know really don't have experience with both types. But always wanted to try a game like that. So Civ5 is like the easy version of Europa Universalis? Europa Universalis has some great reviews though rofl: + Show Spoiler + Sadly due to the rapidly globalized economy and world we live in, exploiting indigenous populations is not nearly as easy nor profitable as it used to be. But thanks to the fine people at Paradox Interactive, I can unleash the inner beast that resides within all white European christians and do my part for humanity. Once I get bored from ousting the filthy Turkomans from Constantinople (not giving it back to Byzantium because ♥♥♥♥ orthodoxy Pope #1 forever get rekt bearded priests) I can turn my furious and just gaze across the atlantic and kill lots of savages (not my fault those filthy natives were living on Burgundian Florida). Soon the whole world will be swathed in burgundian colors, or all thats actually worth ruling (not ruling africa because africa and lots of zulu rebellions plus mosquitos). This game is best played with a warm cup of Folger's coffee in your hands, so you can actually smell the oppression while you relive the greatest period of time of all time. The period when white people discovered the world, and decided they didnt like it. + Show Spoiler + Pick Brandenburg. Form Prussia. Form Germany. Pick fight with French Empire, steamroll with superior military tech. Overconfidently pick fight with Russia even though half my regiments are in Western Europe. Annex Austria, vassalise Italy, invade Africa. 25 country strong coalition declares war on me, sacks Berlin. Angrily blame my troops for not being ubermensch. Ragequit. German master race problems ~ versus Civ5: + Show Spoiler + got nuked by ghandi 10/10 realism + Show Spoiler + This game is highly addictive. Since getting this game I've lost my dog, my job, my hygiene and I'm getting evicted some time next month. However, I was able to secure a domination victory for 'Murica. So I've got that going for me, which is nice. Strong arguments from both lol dude those reviews are so fucking funny. I've played EU4 before, I really like the depth the game has but never really had the time to invest into it to figure it out. | ||
| ||
StarCraft 2 StarCraft: Brood War Super Smash Bros Other Games Organizations Other Games Dota 2 Other Games StarCraft 2 StarCraft: Brood War
StarCraft 2 • davetesta47 StarCraft: Brood War• RyuSc2 • LaughNgamezSOOP • sooper7s • AfreecaTV YouTube • intothetv • Migwel • Kozan • IndyKCrew Dota 2 League of Legends Other Games |
|
Wardi Open
PiGosaur Cup
Replay Cast
Wardi Open
OSC
Tenacious Turtle Tussle
The PondCast
Replay Cast
OSC
LAN Event
[ Show More ] Replay Cast
Replay Cast
Sparkling Tuna Cup
Replay Cast
Wardi Open
Replay Cast
|
|
|