What Games Are You Playing? [2]

Seven Eleven said:

Wishmaster said:

The only bad thing about Bloodlines is the dated graphics .. but its not all that bad and you do grow used to it pretty quick.

And yea .. the original version is unplayable for me(wont even start) as well as many others on modern systems.
the fans patches are a must, but worth the the effort.

Great GAME!!

Yeah unpatched it crashed immediately
Actually graphics are not so bad (with hires textures etc) but environments need more life added into them: more standing cars in streets etc. Comparing to GTA streets are almost lifeless... Plus audio desperately needs environmental processing added or else sounds go through walls and what not and that breaks immersion.
This game really needs re-release with DX11 graphics with added details and all bugs fixed, then it would be pure awesome

If like mine, disable the Enviromental Effect in Audio options.
Audio will sound MUCH better. It won't have that echo effect. That was annoying to me. Not sure if its broke or what the deal is, but being turned off is 100% better

Aaaah, Bloodlines. Probably one of the best games I've ever played
I should really find it among my games and give it a go once more.

Playing Mass Effect 3 and Syndicate and Trine 2

Ok,read this,

In an announcement that is sure to stir up controversy, Blizzard Entertainment has unveiled a Diablo III auction house that will allow players to buy and sell in-game items for real currency via Battle.net. The real money auction house will launch alongside another auction house, which will allow players to sell and bid on items with in-game gold.

Diablo III real money auction house ...

You know, I'm surprised nobody even mention the game "Dear Esther".
This is probably the weirdest, most unsettling game I have ever played, and the fact that I watched a review on GameTrailers prior to playing this doesn't help at all! It's still so... unsettling!

panais said:

Ok,read this,

In an announcement that is sure to stir up controversy, Blizzard Entertainment has unveiled a Diablo III auction house that will allow players to buy and sell in-game items for real currency via Battle.net. The real money auction house will launch alongside another auction house, which will allow players to sell and bid on items with in-game gold.

Diablo III real money auction house ...

I don't know how controversial it'll be. Mainly it'll just be a giant regulatory PITA for blizzard but I guess they are prepared to handle it. (Paypal, Ebay and Second Life have similar issues).

Govs want to make sure there is no money laundering going on or tax evasion, so they will have jump though a lot of hoops. And people wanting to sell more than (in the US it's $500 a month) will have to fill out tax forms and possibly get sellers permits etc...

Really it's no different at all from people making sock monkeys at home and selling them on ebay... Well but the number of grinders in the game may become intolerable and ruin the experience, I guess there could be some controversy over that :/

panais said:

Ok,read this,

In an announcement that is sure to stir up controversy, Blizzard Entertainment has unveiled a Diablo III auction house that will allow players to buy and sell in-game items for real currency via Battle.net. The real money auction house will launch alongside another auction house, which will allow players to sell and bid on items with in-game gold.

Diablo III real money auction house ...

fseal said:

panais said:

Ok,read this,

In an announcement that is sure to stir up controversy, Blizzard Entertainment has unveiled a Diablo III auction house that will allow players to buy and sell in-game items for real currency via Battle.net. The real money auction house will launch alongside another auction house, which will allow players to sell and bid on items with in-game gold.

Diablo III real money auction house ...

I don't know how controversial it'll be. Mainly it'll just be a giant regulatory PITA for blizzard but I guess they are prepared to handle it. (Paypal, Ebay and Second Life have similar issues).

Govs want to make sure there is no money laundering going on or tax evasion, so they will have jump though a lot of hoops. And people wanting to sell more than (in the US it's $500 a month) will have to fill out tax forms and possibly get sellers permits etc...

Really it's no different at all from people making sock monkeys at home and selling them on ebay... Well but the number of grinders in the game may become intolerable and ruin the experience, I guess there could be some controversy over that :/

Well,i really dont know if this a good idea.

Im still in the prison Gee's i feel im taking to long with this game compared to others but between work my Wifey and Kid im working on it

I wish i could find a better video quality trailer .....this is youtube though lol

Wheeler reminds me of the black guy from Body of proof hahah the beer guy