What Games Are You Playing?

Team Fortress 2 since it is now free on steam!

Steam Username: Intremag

Maxwell said:

Team Fortress 2 since it is now free on steam!

Steam Username: Intremag

I'll jump in as soon as im down downloading, hopefully by tomorrow.

vierasniper said:

Fluffy said:

vierasniper said:

Where did you get it? Steam, Origin, or Retail?

Retail

Tried re installing it? are you using any sort of no-cd fix?

Not tried to re-install as yet. I will do when I get round to it. Currently playing Witcher 2 on max detail hehe

Decided to fire up Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion again...There is just so much to do in the game and so many different ways to go about it. That's one of the few games I can say I will never trade in.

Devux said:

Decided to fire up Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion again...There is just so much to do in the game and so many different ways to go about it. That's one of the few games I can say I will never trade in.

One of my alltime favorites as well :)
A must have have game IMHO.

Currently playing Unreal Tournament 2004. I was installing it on my nephews computer and didn't realize that the install is on 6 CD's.

team fortress 2. steam id: vierasniper

I picked up Divinity 2: The Dragon Knight Saga, since its a weekend special on STEAM at the moment for 19.99.



My first impression was a bit of disappointment.

A lack of good AA for one, and jaggies drive me nuts.
And secondly, the graphics. They are decent, but not what I was expecting from a newer game.
Also, the voice acting itself is not bad at all, but the lip sync seems to be a bit off.
All this together made my initially think the game was going to be a lemon.


But I stuck with it a bit, and after playing the game for a while, the whole initial impression just lost all importance.
The AA no longer bothers me after getting used to it, and the graphics are not that bad at all once you get used to them.
They are nothing amazing, but not horrible either.



It seems to me to be a Oblivion/Dragon Age/Gothic hybrid, and is in a 3rd person perspective.

Its a open world RPG that doesnt hold your hand, and give big way points to the next objective on the map etc.
So talking to everyone, and exploring is needed.

Combat is action oriented, but fun. just takes a little to get used to the controls, as with any game.


Lots of customization too. From armor, wepaons, spells and abilities, to your playstyle.
For example, my character is primarily a dual-wielding Warrior, with a bit of Summoner.
Lots of possibiliies to build your character how you prefer to play the game, much like Oblivion offered.


Well worth the $20 if you like these types of RPGs.

If like me, the initial impression will be ... "Meh" but after a while, it starts to really grow on you and pull you in :)

It certainly has its flaws, but .. the gameplay itself more than makes up for its shortcomings IMHO.