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lizard tits game http://store.steampowered.com/app/463110/
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Quest For Glory II posted:lizard tits game http://store.steampowered.com/app/463110/
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Jun 18, 2016 18:12
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Do you like, or at least, are able to tolerate: Lizard girls?
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Jun 18, 2016 18:15
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Quest For Glory II posted:lizard tits game http://store.steampowered.com/app/463110/  They're nothing if not consistent about their scaly fetish. e. this is the youtube channel they link to on their business website. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2b7iDLNkFkA
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Jun 18, 2016 18:20
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Guy Mann posted:e. this is the youtube channel they link to on their business website.  WOW am i glad i opened that in incognito mode
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Jun 18, 2016 18:30
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is that supposed to be some kind of dinosaur?
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Jun 18, 2016 18:43
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Reptiles don't have hooves.
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Jun 18, 2016 18:44
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Nitrocat posted:Humbly exclude Overwatch -- game is TF2 wrapped up in Borderlands Haha what
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Jun 18, 2016 18:45
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Accordion Man posted:Reptiles don't have hooves.
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Jun 18, 2016 18:52
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Nitrocat posted:I've been really wanting to get into a good MMO for a while. It's been hard to get into a community where I can just sorta' meet other gamers. My friend circle has long since grown out and focused on other poo poo other than games, so community has been a thing I've been looking for. Guild Wars 2 will probably suit your needs, and there isn't a monthly cost. I assume there are a ton of goons still playing. Also lol regarding your Overwatch description. The only thing it has in common with Borderlands is that you can shoot guns in both. It's worth a shot - I have really enjoyed playing with goons for the last month and chatting via in-game voice/text.
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Jun 18, 2016 19:10
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Nitrocat posted:
Overwatch has absolutely nothing in common with Borderlands, aside from being first person and having guns in it.
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Jun 18, 2016 19:10
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Maybe he's confusing it with Battleborn? Also, neither are MMOs.
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Jun 18, 2016 19:38
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Tell me about Dreamfall Chapters. I've heard about The Longest Journey through most of my gaming life, but never played any of the games. Now that the series is over, what do people think about the latest game and its five books?
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Jun 18, 2016 22:00
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anilEhilated posted:...Why? anime.
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Jun 18, 2016 22:30
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ZearothK posted:Tell me about Dreamfall Chapters. I've heard about The Longest Journey through most of my gaming life, but never played any of the games. Now that the series is over, what do people think about the latest game and its five books? Hi, hello, I haven't played Chapters yet but the reception of the last ones has been positive from what I've seen. Fair warning, though, it really is the longest journey. You'll have to play TLJ and Dreamfall before you embark into Chapters.
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Jun 18, 2016 22:34
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Saoshyant posted:Hi, hello, I haven't played Chapters yet but the reception of the last ones has been positive from what I've seen. Fair warning, though, it really is the longest journey. You'll have to play TLJ and Dreamfall before you embark into Chapters. Also, a fair bit of warning before you try playing TLJ... it does not play nicely with modern systems. It will crash on the first cutscene. It will crash on the second, after you spend several hours getting the game to let you past the first. This will continue to be an issue for the rest of the game. The game and story itself are really great, but I'm rapidly reaching a point in my TLJ playthrough that I'm just going to stop, read a plot synopsis, and move on to Dreamfall because it just does not want to let me play it.
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Jun 18, 2016 22:38
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Are you playing the Steam or GOG's version of TLJ? Also, Windows 10?
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Jun 18, 2016 22:40
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Saoshyant posted:Are you playing the Steam or GOG's version of TLJ? Also, Windows 10? Win 7, GoG. I guess it supposedly works fine for many people with my set up, but not for others.
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Jun 18, 2016 22:44
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Yeah, that should have been fine. It's weird you are running into those problems.
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Jun 18, 2016 22:45
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I still need to get through Episodes 4 and 5 of Chapters, buts TLJ and Dreamfall are fantastic games. Get them in the GOG sale right now or the Summer sale.
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Jun 18, 2016 22:45
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Windows 7 is like, god-like at running old games though so  It's the biggest reason why I don't want to upgrade to 10 (and I'm too lazy to dual-boot).
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Jun 18, 2016 22:46
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I want to play Mordor: Depths of Dejenol again but it's 16-bit and I don't wanna emulate an old system because I'm lazy.
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Jun 18, 2016 23:46
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ZearothK posted:Tell me about Dreamfall Chapters. I've heard about The Longest Journey through most of my gaming life, but never played any of the games. Now that the series is over, what do people think about the latest game and its five books? i've only played the first book of chapters but i played through all of the longest journey and dreamfall: the longest journey but they're some of my absolute favorite stories in games and they're really, really good. im replaying book 1 right now so i can just go through all of it at once and it's as good as i remember. RickVoid posted:Win 7, GoG. I guess it supposedly works fine for many people with my set up, but not for others. yeah, i played through the TLJ on W7 so i have no idea why you're having issues with it
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Jun 18, 2016 23:47
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Accordion Man posted:I still need to get through Episodes 4 and 5 of Chapters, buts TLJ and Dreamfall are fantastic games. Get them in the GOG sale right now or the Summer sale.
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Jun 19, 2016 00:06
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Yea, Dreamfall has a few really bad combat sections shoehorned in, but they are pretty much identical and once you've beaten one you've pretty much mastered it. And there's also a really slow but easy stealth section too.
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Jun 19, 2016 00:53
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Is there any reason to not buy Shovel Knight for $10 on GOG right now? I tend to go for Steam keys for most things but GOG seems like a cool enough place
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Jun 19, 2016 00:54
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QuarkJets posted:Is there any reason to not buy Shovel Knight for $10 on GOG right now? I tend to go for Steam keys for most things but GOG seems like a cool enough place It absolutely will be part of the Steam sale thaat starts in 5 days
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Jun 19, 2016 00:56
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QuarkJets posted:Is there any reason to not buy Shovel Knight for $10 on GOG right now? I tend to go for Steam keys for most things but GOG seems like a cool enough place How much do you like achievements? That's about it as differences go. It will be the same price on the Steam sale.
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Jun 19, 2016 00:57
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Quest For Glory II posted:lizard tits game http://store.steampowered.com/app/463110/ give bus to clothing
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Jun 19, 2016 00:59
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Papercut posted:It absolutely will be part of the Steam sale thaat starts in 5 days per Isthereanydeal.com $10 is the cheat est it's been across the board, they've stated point-blank in the past that they're super resistant to putting it on sale for cheap.
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Jun 19, 2016 01:02
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Xander77 posted:TLJ is pretty good. Dreamfall is a huge mess, in terms of storytelling and mechanics both. Watch an LP instead. The game is best experienced by playing it too. For example the part where you return to Newport would have lost a good chunk of its impact if I didn't actually play both games. Accordion Man fucked around with this message at 01:09 on Jun 19, 2016 |
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Jun 19, 2016 01:03
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Guy Mann posted:per Isthereanydeal.com $10 is the cheat est it's been across the board, they've stated point-blank in the past that they're super resistant to putting it on sale for cheap. Yeah I doubt it'll be any cheaper than $10 during the Steam sale, so I guess it really does depend on whether or not you care about achievements (lol). I was really asking to find out whether there are any significant upsides/downsides to buying on one vs the other, like I heard that some of the older X-wing games are better on GOG? Or worse? One or the other. Significant version differences, that's what I want to know, but it sounds like there aren't any for Shovel Knight
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Jun 19, 2016 01:05
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Accordion Man posted:It's writing if fine, and as said while the combat and stealth are rather bad they're a small part of the game. (And you can just use a guide for the one really annoying stealth section) It has remarkably terrible controls in general, a small number of annoying and repetitive minigames, and is generally padded to hell and back.
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Jun 19, 2016 01:29
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Oh, haha, I forgot some of the enemies in Hard Reset were stroggified  
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I haven't forgotten about you, thread! Weekends just happen to be when I have the least free time to post about ancient precursors to the Settlers series. 1. Banished 2. StarTopia 3. Imperium Romanum Gold Edition 4. Port Royale 2 5. 1849 6. Cities in Motion 7. AdvertCity 8. Anno 2070 9. Big Pharma 10. Tropico Reloaded 11. The Settlers 7: Paths to a Kingdom 12. SimCity 4 Deluxe Edition 13. Knights and Merchants 14. Patrician III 15. Stronghold HD 16. Children of the Nile 17. Anno 1404 / Dawn of Discovery 18. Cultures - Northland    I don't mind complexity in my games but it has to serve a purpose. In a first person shooter you wouldn't want to load a magazine bullet by bullet and release the slide every time you reload your pistol, but it works in Receiver because the whole game is built around the detailed functions of your firearm. Plenty of city-builders have complex systems like detailed citizen needs or production chains, but most pull back from having too many at once. Cultures does no such thing, piling on every possible system and consideration until you are running every facet of every resident's life. And if that somehow sounds like fun to you, well, read on. Cultures - Northland puts you in charge of a band of plucky settlers in a cartoonish approximation of Middle Ages Europe. Each scenario in the lengthy campaign is heavily story-driven but at the heart of each you'll need to establish a thriving village and a standing army. You do this by gathering natural resources like wood and stone, using them to build workshops to refine them into more complex materials, and work your way up the enormous chain of upgrades and structures. Your settlements will sprawl like few others, with dozens of workshops ringed by a sea of dwellings and fortifications. It's quite a pleasure to watch your little folks putter along in their daily lives once you're established, moving goods and chatting with each other. Getting established is the hard part, and it's mainly because of the depth afforded to your citizens. Every single inhabitant of your settlement is like a tiny RPG character, with meters for needs like hunger, sleep, and even socializing. They'll duck away from their duties to resolve these needs, so you'll need to keep their homes and food sources nearby. They also gain experience in the dozen plus different professions as they work, which is key to progressing because you can't staff the higher-level buildings until your workers in that profession level up as well. And if that wasn't enough, they also have equipment and inventories, along with special settings specific to their job like what kind of goods to make or which trading posts to visit. Pressing spacebar with a citizen selected opens a menu with over a dozen different commands to issue them. Some of these aren't even necessary as the game uses context-sensitive right clicks (and in fact only issues orders with right-click, which threw me off when trying to build), while others are essential. You move your people around as you would in a proper real-time strategy game, except the pathfinding is atrocious, sending them on longcuts through dense forests instead of along the straight roads. This might be purposeful because your scouts can build signposts to mark paths, but this option is hidden among a dozen others in that tiny, cluttered spacebar menu. The simple fact is that it will take you an inordinate amount of time and effort to do anything in Cultures, and you'll be required to do all that and more in each scenario. I haven't even touched on combat, or trading, or vehicles, or the religion system, after all. A game this deep and complex needs solid tutorials, but I could only get about half of them to even work. I did manage to extract the basics of orders, building, and combat so armed with that knowledge I started the campaign. The very first scenario has you defending a village under attack, using hero units that will earn you a game over if they die. I don't think Cultures - Northland is a bad game necessarily, but it's not one I could ever recommend to anyone. The bewildering level of complexity formed from the crossing of so many disparate systems makes the audience for this game too tiny to even identify. It feels like a game from a completely different time, the kind you had to be there for at release and willing to devote weeks and months to playing. Well, times have changed and when I sit down to build a city or raise an army, I don't want to have to equip my people or put them down for naps. I mean, I already have two kids of my own.
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Zombie Samurai posted:I haven't forgotten about you, thread! Weekends just happen to be when I have the least free time to post about ancient precursors to the Settlers series. Your review made me reinstall Settlers 7. You are a monster. 
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Jun 19, 2016 07:10
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QuarkJets posted:Yeah I doubt it'll be any cheaper than $10 during the Steam sale, so I guess it really does depend on whether or not you care about achievements (lol). Gog is generally better at keeping old games running. If the game page says it's compatible with Win7 it generally means it works flawlessly (though you can get unlucky by some combination of hardware and software, like the guy above trying to play TLJ). Gog games usually have a lot of extras like soundtracks, too. But Gog's browser and community functions like multiplayer are not as developed. Yet. Gog galaxy let's you easily install and auto-update games if that's all you care about.
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Jun 19, 2016 08:06
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hot take time: i loving hate when a boss has a health bar that gets refilled 4x during a fight rather than just being 4x longer. totally renders the health bar useless as a progress meter unless you already know how many phases there are.
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Jun 19, 2016 08:24
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QuarkJets posted:Is there any reason to not buy Shovel Knight for $10 on GOG right now? I tend to go for Steam keys for most things but GOG seems like a cool enough place It is 3.49 for me right now (33% discount from 5.19). Edit: Sorry, seems like regional pricing thing. When adding it as a gift, it becomes $9.99
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Bought Dirt Rally for cheap and now I'm looking up Mini Coopers on car-buying websites, help
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