What PC games are you playing?
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Transport Tycoon & Capitalism II. I'm going to go for the set & dust off my floppy drive & see if I can get A-Train to work on Windows 7. hehe
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Kingdoms of Amalur Reckoning
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Saints Row IV
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Saints Row IV
Just started playing Borderlands 2 and getting into Hawken. Anyone want to CO OP on BL2 add me on steam
Have added you on my friends list. Never played CO-OP or any online game before. So, not to sure how it all works. Just need to get my mike set up. Drop me a message when you have a few hours to spare.
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I've started playing Civ 5 again, after getting all of the DLC. Brave New World and Gods & Kings really transform the game.
I haven't played Brave New world yet by G&K was a big step forward on an already enjoyable game. I haven't played it for a while but I really used to get butt handed to me on level 4 difficulty and above.
Playing through Syndicate at the moment.
The good:
- feels kinda like deus ex, with the on the fly hacking and mods
- decent combat
- looks pretty nice and very fluid
- getting enemies to kill themselves at the push of a button, or knock them back etc, reminds me of the jedi knight games with force powers.
The bad:
- Some serious bloom in a few too many places, obscuring enemies
- Very limited graphics options
- Artificial difficulty walls with enemies that have very hard hitting weapons, tonnes of armour that needs to be hacked to disable, then destroy before it resets (multiple times on some of them). Worse bit is, you often have very little ammo when you finally face one, making it incredibly frustrating.
The good:
- feels kinda like deus ex, with the on the fly hacking and mods
- decent combat
- looks pretty nice and very fluid
- getting enemies to kill themselves at the push of a button, or knock them back etc, reminds me of the jedi knight games with force powers.
The bad:
- Some serious bloom in a few too many places, obscuring enemies
- Very limited graphics options
- Artificial difficulty walls with enemies that have very hard hitting weapons, tonnes of armour that needs to be hacked to disable, then destroy before it resets (multiple times on some of them). Worse bit is, you often have very little ammo when you finally face one, making it incredibly frustrating.
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Final Fantasy 7. 1st time playthough, never played a JRPG in my life.
You're in for a rare treat!
After a recent FF7 thread here, I'm also replaying this.
Still excellent, 17 years after I played it originally on the PS1.
It's not out yet is it?