Was looking at this. How playable is it without a wheel?
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Was looking at this. How playable is it without a wheel?
Do you have a gamepad? if so, very easy. If using a keyboard fairly difficult on the steering side, but it's manageable. It's more fiddly and can be erratic than anything really.
Main reason I play it is the vast, vast amount of mods.
I like mods.
Main reason I play it is the vast, vast amount of mods.
I like mods.
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Got a gamepad? I use an X360 controller, plenty enough for the game.
Yes, I have an old Xbox 360 controller. Not tried it in any games yet, but it seems to be recognised fine by Win 10. If this is good for Euro Truck 2, will give it a go.
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Adr1ft... £7.49 on Steam, £10.49 on Oculus store.
I've got a CV1, so which should I get? They'll both work fine won't they?
I've got a CV1, so which should I get? They'll both work fine won't they?
Right now, all I have is "The Long Dark" in my shopping cart...
I have a few "maybes":
- Fallout 4 - £19.99 - Very nice price - I'm close to hitting the buy button here
- Witcher 3 - £17.49 - I've never played any of the Witcher series, but I've heard so many good things, I'm starting to think about giving it a go! Any opinions?
- Space Engineers - £5.69 - I've been watching this one for a while, and it looks like it's made great progress, but I'm still not sure about it - I've heard it's still quite buggy, any thoughts?
- Undertale - £4.89 - I've also been looking to pick this up, due to its reviews...
- Terraria - £3.49 - Similar to Undertale, I've been thinking to pick this up for a while, but I'm not sure I'd play it... I like Minecraft, but not sure I'll pick this up as easy...
- Outlast - £3.74 - Only just seen the trailer for this, but I like horror games, and this looks great! So cheap, think I'm going to get this bad boy
Any thoughts on any of these?
I have a few "maybes":
- Fallout 4 - £19.99 - Very nice price - I'm close to hitting the buy button here
- Witcher 3 - £17.49 - I've never played any of the Witcher series, but I've heard so many good things, I'm starting to think about giving it a go! Any opinions?
- Space Engineers - £5.69 - I've been watching this one for a while, and it looks like it's made great progress, but I'm still not sure about it - I've heard it's still quite buggy, any thoughts?
- Undertale - £4.89 - I've also been looking to pick this up, due to its reviews...
- Terraria - £3.49 - Similar to Undertale, I've been thinking to pick this up for a while, but I'm not sure I'd play it... I like Minecraft, but not sure I'll pick this up as easy...
- Outlast - £3.74 - Only just seen the trailer for this, but I like horror games, and this looks great! So cheap, think I'm going to get this bad boy
Any thoughts on any of these?
Nice one thanks. I just tested my controller out it's an old Afterglow controller) and it works fine in Borderlands 2 (although I'm so used to mouse control in that it's impossible with a controller). So it should be fine for other games that support it. Time to get truckin'
Right now, all I have is "The Long Dark" in my shopping cart...
I have a few "maybes":
- Fallout 4 - £19.99 - Very nice price - I'm close to hitting the buy button here
- Witcher 3 - £17.49 - I've never played any of the Witcher series, but I've heard so many good things, I'm starting to think about giving it a go! Any opinions?
- Space Engineers - £5.69 - I've been watching this one for a while, and it looks like it's made great progress, but I'm still not sure about it - I've heard it's still quite buggy, any thoughts?
- Undertale - £4.89 - I've also been looking to pick this up, due to its reviews...
- Terraria - £3.49 - Similar to Undertale, I've been thinking to pick this up for a while, but I'm not sure I'd play it... I like Minecraft, but not sure I'll pick this up as easy...
- Outlast - £3.74 - Only just seen the trailer for this, but I like horror games, and this looks great! So cheap, think I'm going to get this bad boy
Any thoughts on any of these?
Witcher 3 is a must buy in my books. Just the best rpg ever made. Back story helps to understand as you make choices in the game, but there are plenty of youtube videos that string the back story together from the previous games. I wouldn't hesitate to buy it, and the dlc is very good too.
Right now, all I have is "The Long Dark" in my shopping cart...
I have a few "maybes":
- Fallout 4 - £19.99 - Very nice price - I'm close to hitting the buy button here
- Witcher 3 - £17.49 - I've never played any of the Witcher series, but I've heard so many good things, I'm starting to think about giving it a go! Any opinions?
- Space Engineers - £5.69 - I've been watching this one for a while, and it looks like it's made great progress, but I'm still not sure about it - I've heard it's still quite buggy, any thoughts?
- Undertale - £4.89 - I've also been looking to pick this up, due to its reviews...
- Terraria - £3.49 - Similar to Undertale, I've been thinking to pick this up for a while, but I'm not sure I'd play it... I like Minecraft, but not sure I'll pick this up as easy...
- Outlast - £3.74 - Only just seen the trailer for this, but I like horror games, and this looks great! So cheap, think I'm going to get this bad boy
Any thoughts on any of these?
my son loves Space Engineers - and on looking over his shoulder for just over a fiver - well worth it
Nice to know
It's definitely been one I've been watching closely (Like "The Long Dark")! Any comments from him regarding bugginess? Think I'm going to go for it.
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Marky, I'd definitely recommend Terraria.
The building IMO is better than Minecraft since blocks are smaller, everything in minecraft just looks rubbish to me because of how big the blocks are, stuff that you build actually looks cool in Terraria, obviously it's 2D only though.
However the main difference between them is Terraria actually has proper progression when it comes to armor/weapons and a decent amount of bosses to progress through using the armor and weapons.
I've spent over 500 hours on it and I don't really care much about building, just progressing through with different types of character.
They just added a new patch as well that I haven't tried yet (since I'm not too bothered about building) adding a load of stuff based around the wire system like AND/OR switches and stuff if you like that kind of thing.
The building IMO is better than Minecraft since blocks are smaller, everything in minecraft just looks rubbish to me because of how big the blocks are
, stuff that you build actually looks cool in Terraria, obviously it's 2D only though. However the main difference between them is Terraria actually has proper progression when it comes to armor/weapons and a decent amount of bosses to progress through using the armor and weapons.
I've spent over 500 hours on it and I don't really care much about building, just progressing through with different types of character.
They just added a new patch as well that I haven't tried yet (since I'm not too bothered about building) adding a load of stuff based around the wire system like AND/OR switches and stuff if you like that kind of thing.