You want retro? Found this site.
http://www.virtualapple.org/oregontraildisk.html
http://www.virtualapple.org/oregontraildisk.html
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That looks pretty cool but I think something is broken. I tried installing the plug-in under Iceweasel (Firefox) and Chromium and neither worked. I mean the plug-in installs, but the website doesn't realize this and keeps asking me to install.slimgrin said:
Looks like a great resource though. If it worked. Does it work for you?
Is Dark Souls worth bothering with the awful console-port? I just tried to play it, but it seems to be not at all optimized for K+M... not to mention that the default Windows mouse cursor was visible the whole time. Kind of detrimental to the atmosphere...
Absolutely!!! Use this fix from the Dark Souls Nexus if you plan to use your keyboard.this.
I also tried it with Firefox and Chromium but no luck. I was hoping for a go at Oregon Trail with the members of the Fellowship, with the goal of keeping Boromir alive for journey.
Thanks for the link!Glaroug said:
I guess I'll give it another try in the next couple of days. For now I started Red Faction: Guerilla. My first Red Faction game, but it seems to be quite fun, so far (played about an hour).I also consider buying a gamepad, since I enjoyed Tekken back in the days when I had a PS1, and I would like to play some beat'em ups on my PC (though I'm aware that the choice on PC is rather limited).
I'm halfway through Brothers : a tale of two sons, and man, that game is fantastic.. one of the best experiences of my gaming history /> truly magnificent
/> truly magnificent
A Machine for Pigs is getting middling reviews. I didn't even realize Frictional handed the sequel over to another studio, which is disappointing. Oh well, I've got it pre-ordered on GOG and a fresh pair of knickers handy for tomorrow night.
Amnesia a machine for pigs which is very disappointing imo and i also play Brother a tale of two sons which is on the other hand really good.
Well I am glad I wasn't able to get Rome 2, seems like a disappointment.
Just give the community time to beef it up with mods. I still need to finish Empire and Napoleon, haven't even had a look at Shogun 2 and the Third Age-Mod for Medieval 2 is also on my play list. So I've got time.KnightofPhoenix said:
If you like to spent some time with a grand strategy game I recommend you Crusader Kings II and Europa Universalis IV.
KnightofPhoenix said:
Based on the opinions of people like AngryJoe and a community crying over Broken battle AI, not like Shougn 2 didn't have the same problems.
The campaign AI is quite improved in Rome 2 versus Shogun 2, and the battle AI, while completely broken in sieges, thanks to piss poor path finding, is better in open field battles then Shogun 2.
Also Diplomacy is for once in a TW game more then just: "You conquer a lot of lands we hate you" and "Dump tons of cash in our laps and we love you".
Optimization of the game is the largest issue atm though, and that's something only CA can fix.
The political system is interesting however, also loading times are vastly improved.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9DtKDp1_CU&list=EL2d2bmaRpfz4&index=1
I will say that despite the Siege Battle AI issues coupled with the optimization issues Rome 2 is my favorite Total War game to date.
The battle AI of the Total War games always had problems in certain situations. Just think of the helplessness of a besieging AI after its siege engines have been destroyed in Medieval 2CostinMoroianu said:
And in Empire it is also pretty easy to counter any siege attacks after figuring out the AIs strategy (or lack there of)
The improved diplomacy sounds neat though. It's always been pretty jarring returning to a Total War game after playing Crusader Kings2... ^^
Yeah Diplomacy has always been a low point in the series.
Those complaining of passive campaign AI should look at this:
The AI factions have been waging massive wars against one another, some have come out on top, others have been utterly crushed. I personally have avoided having factions declare war on me by signing Non-Aggression pacts with the vast majority of factions I've encountered. Of course I ended up in some situations where I had to pay for these ( not always ), or pay for them after they AI broke them while preparing to declare war on me. However the AI is logical in that it won't just declare war on you regardless of treaties. First it will break them then declare war.
Those complaining of passive campaign AI should look at this:
The AI factions have been waging massive wars against one another, some have come out on top, others have been utterly crushed. I personally have avoided having factions declare war on me by signing Non-Aggression pacts with the vast majority of factions I've encountered. Of course I ended up in some situations where I had to pay for these ( not always ), or pay for them after they AI broke them while preparing to declare war on me. However the AI is logical in that it won't just declare war on you regardless of treaties. First it will break them then declare war.
I'm thinking I should play Vampires the Masquerade again. As a Tremere.
And I kinda want to play Alpha Protocol again.
And I kinda want to play Alpha Protocol again.
Oh god I just remembered the awful sewers D:
Maybe I can find a mod to skip this nonsense.
Maybe I can find a mod to skip this nonsense.
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