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Quoting: scratchiHi.

How do I get the key WITHOUT linking my steam account to Humble Bundle. I never claim their free giveaways because of this, I don't want my steam account linked to IGN properties. please help :)

If they ask you to, then it's the only way.

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Im waiting for this game, im really hoping it lives up to my expections as this genre is one of my favs.

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Hi.

How do I get the key WITHOUT linking my steam account to Humble Bundle. I never claim their free giveaways because of this, I don't want my steam account linked to IGN properties. please help :)

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Quoting: [email protected]Hmm quality issues too, so how many people are there playing it?

I bought Ballistic Overkill based on the opinion here but could only get 3 games with players in the 2 months I've owned it.

Really i get into full games all the time i jacket the game in because i am really really bored of the same three maps being in rotation.

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Just to be clear, you need to opt-in to the beta on Steam to access 0.16.x

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The timer might kill the fun for me, but wishlisted anyway.

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Hah ! I thought it was a new, new update.

Excellent game, great devs, go and buy it, play it, talk about it.

Now.

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A small note about affiliate links. It's a way for GOG to partner with various sites. If user comes to GOG through the affiliate link, GOG pays some money to the partner site. Same logic as how most ads work, except more direct. So it's a good way to give some support to GOL by simply clicking that link.

A number of sites have such arrangement, for example https://scummvm.org (see GOG logo on the right there). So if you ever visit them, click it :)

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So does anyone know which games take advantage of this new feature? or is this more of a case of all games will use it no matter what?

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I cried like a hungry baby with To The Moon.

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More games have been added to the sale, so here's the current list of older/classic games on sale on GOG atm that I've made Wine wrappers for:

Crysis
Crysis Warhead
Deus Ex GOTY
Dragon Age: Origins
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion GOTY Edition Deluxe
Fallout
Fallout 2
Fallout Tactics
Fallout 3 GOTY
Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition
FEAR Platinum
FEAR 2: Project Origin + Reborn
Freedom Force
Freedom Force vs the Third Reich
GUN
Jade Empire: Special Edition
Jazz Jackrabbit 2
Mafia
Mirror's Edge
Outlaws + A Handful of Missions
Rollercoaster Tycoon 3: Platinum
The Saboteur
Saints Row 2
Sid Meier's Civilization IV: The Complete Edition
STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl
STALKER: Clear Sky
STALKER: Call of Pripyat
SWAT 4: Gold Edition
Total Annihilation: Commander Pack
Total Overdose: A Gunslinger's Tale in Mexico
The Witcher: Enhanced Edition

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Quoting: wvstolzingIs it my delusional perception, or have companies really stepped up this giveaway thing recently? I've lost count of how many games I added to my collection this year, from giveaways. I guess it's an efficient advertising strategy. Maybe.

If you're a heathen double-booter like me, by the way, ubisoft is currently giving away Assassin's Creed 4 (which is a very good game, by the way). Earlier on they gave away Watchdogs.

ac4 black flag works perfectly under wine via lutris just fyi at least on my rig

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You haven't played "To The Moon"?! That's absolutely inexcusable, go get it and play! A rare gem with pretty simple but charming graphics and lovely music. Not everyone likes it, have to admit, but same could be said about any game. It's important not to "oversell" a title as it happened to me with Undertale. I had my expectations raised way too high so in the end it was not that exciting at all. But I would cautiously assume that if one likes romantic anime, "To The Moon" is a must play, it has all the required ingredients. Of course, I'll get "Finding Paradise" as well.

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I've had To The Moon in my library for a good long while already. Perhaps it's time I played it.

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Looks great, reminds me of Abzu.

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Quoting: 14... I really hate buying EA games. ...

I guess this is true for each meaning of EA games? :P

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I quite like the aesthetics, will put it on my radar.

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Hmm quality issues too, so how many people are there playing it?

I bought Ballistic Overkill based on the opinion here but could only get 3 games with players in the 2 months I've owned it.

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Needs 34870 MB of hard disc space.
Well, I guess I'll play it later. :)

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Well that sucks. I was looking forward to seeing what this thing is. I hope this isn't as bad a sign as it appears to be........

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This is a shame. :( DOI is my favorite Linux native FPS hands down. But lately it's been giving me nothing but headaches. I recently switched to Ubuntu 17.10 and it simply would not work, would not even execute program.

I thought it was my Mesa drivers alone at first so I downgraded them to padoka stable ppa from the regular padoka ppa, as sometimes the bleeding edge drivers can have issues, and it still would not start. Then I downgraded back down to Ubuntu 16.04.3 and it worked fine on that. So I'm thinking DOI doesn't like 17.10's newer default kernel.

Also, the dreadful loading times they have yet to fix make me want to wipe my exterior with a live, very upset porcupine. What is the deal with that? By the time I load into the game I have to either wait for a while to join in or the match is nearly over. Sheesh!

With that said, I still love this game and I hope that the devs don't drop the ball and hopefully they give us the 64-bit upgrade and squash these bugs and niggles in the near future. A man can dream eh?

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Maybe they just realized how big the interest for this box was.
So they want to make something big and don't want to release "just another Android-gaming console"

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Got it, placed all settings at rock bottom and ran "performance test", got an average FPS of 7.2. :(

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Still has that loading bug it's also not very stable to what it was before patch.

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Quoting: razing32Kinda sad.
Was hoping to buy this for X-mas sale for my mates , but if it's broken and I can't play with them , then ... oh well.

There isn't any problem in the game with playing with other people.

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A gameplay trailer would be welcome.
sounds nice to have video games without killing or competing, building on discovery and exploration.

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When this game was first advertised i wanted to buy it, as i like games with a survival aspect. Thankfully i didn't, it seems like it's always severely bugged. Also, I think the 60-100€ price tag seems way too high, considering you can get games of this kind for ~20€.

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nvm

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Quoting: loggeNot sure if the 1541 was also produced with the "Push-Down" mechanism that turned down towards the pusher, but my 1541 (was maybe a 1541C?) had already a latch that turned sideways down. Can't give you a pic, because it broke down some years earlier (maybe 20?), so I now just have a 1541-II at hands.

The first 1541 had a push down mechanism.
The 1541 is a direct descendant of the 1540. The 1540 was the first with a crappy serialised IEEE-488 bus, intended for the VIC-20. The VIC-20 run at a pace of about 10% higher than a C64, so they introduced the 1541 with a lower serial bus clocking speed.
Personally I only had a CBM8050 which had 2 dedicated 6502 class cpus: 1 (a 6501) was dedicated to reading, writing and stepping the head (multiple steps per track, they used 77 tracks on a single density that could store 1MB of data more reliable than the HD floppies on a pc), and programming the writing clock frequency (lower write speeds at the center to de constant density).
THe other (6502) was dedicated to fileserving, and could also run applications from floppy. They had a shared memory mailbox system to coordinate communications.
The 1540/1541 used about the same code, but running on a single cpu.
The 1540/1541 was the first to use PC floppy drive mechanics I think... Because at that time there really was no "buy a floppy drive". A 3" hardcase floppy was even more common than 3.5" for instance.
Harddisks at that time adhered to the SMD standard... Of which I had 3... My SUN 2 had a 19" 4U high harddisk :-). I even played with an DEC RM05 replaceable harddisk once to write drivers for minix.
How did I get here? My god... I am so old I am getting senile. Sorry.

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http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1231908533

My colors are now all stuffed in star conflict

AMDGPUPro 17.40 Ubuntu 16.04 AMD Radeon R9 200 Series

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