In a 2019 Ars Technica documentary video, Meier said he’d saved two of the Compaq Deskpro 386 computers, but one of them exploded when he tried to boot it up due to the dust in the power supply.
Lol that sucks. “Hey look guys! I found my old PC, let’s power it on” BOOM “Well… shit.”
Lol I am on the opposite side of the spectrum. I’ve unlocked everything possible with medals and am constantly looking for them to add new content for me to spend them on.
Maybe I’m in the minority here, but I’d gladly pay more for Weird Al enhanced hardware.
Can you play it on a single computer or does it have to be two machines? If it’s a single, do you need two controllers or how does that work?
It cracks me up how thorough this post is with pages and pages of instructions, links, and pictures. But nowhere in the post does it say what a smart mailbox is or does.
Is City Skylines made by Paradox? I had no idea. Those guys make everything!
Trogdor was a man. I mean, he was a dragon-man. Or maybe he was just a dragon. But he was still TROGDOR!
Lol I absolutely complained about the cost of songs in Rock Band and Guitar Hero. I started playing those games in Guitar Hero 2 and refused to ever pay extra for additional songs. I guess in my mind, that was vastly different than paying for stuff like Stellaris DLC since I felt like I was being nickled and dimed.
I take that back though. Now that I think about it I might have paid for the Trogdor song… unless that was included in the base game.
You know, I actually appreciate Paradox. They make top notch games like Stellaris, that are absolutely playable and complete by themselves, then add optional DLC while continuing to support the original game with updates. Some of their DLC is purely cosmetic, but they also add a lot of cool shit like “what if we had giant star sized dragons?”
For a game that’s 8 years old, I don’t mind dropping a few bucks on interesting DLC every now and then. All in all, I’d say I’ve spent about $50 on Stellaris DLC and have more than enough content to keep me busy for a while.
The Sims, on the other hand, is just fucking out of control. They’ve got expansion packs, game packs, stuff packs, and kits. Buying everything for The Sims 4 would be close to $1,100 as of a year ago - probably quite a bit more by now.
True but KSP1 also had mod support from early on, allowing the community to make up for the game’s shortcomings.
It’s getting better, but I’m super disappointed they’re no where close to having interstellar stuff. That’s the whole reason I bought the game!
Democracy is spreading.
I don’t really like the idea of splitting queues into people who are hardcore following the meta vs completely relaxed. But I also hate queueing for higher difficulties and getting matched with level 5 players who don’t have a Booster unlocked yet.
Glad to see them making changes. This game is fun as hell, but running into issues getting in sucks bad. Especially when you’re in a squad and someone’s game drops and they can’t join again for another hour.
There was a subreddit dedicated to that exact phenomenon. I forget what it was called.
You have to pay for stash tabs in PoE? I get that it’s a free game, but I miss the days when you could just pay money for a game and then have everything.
Actually, shout out to Vampire Survivors for a game that does additional content correctly.
I’ve beaten every Monkey Island game except for Curse. Something about the art style is really off-putting for me, so I could never get into it. I might have to give it another shot, especially since I just finished Return to Monkey Island a couple weeks ago and have an itching for more.
It really is a fantastic game. It’s simple while still being complex. It has a great progression and fun gameplay loop. None of my friends have heard of it, outside of me saying how great it is. Makes me happy to see it’s doing well.
Looks like this thing if someone is looking for a shopping link.
https://a.co/d/b4Ooqkl
Edit: One of the reviews mentions this is too short for the Steam Deck, so might not be the exact one OP posted a picture of.