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Want to know what could have happened in Half-Life 2: Episode 3? Well, now you might be able to
25 Aug 2017 at 9:51 pm UTC Likes: 3

Quoting: LeopardMaybe , just maybe this could be a reverse PR technique.

Leak scenario and imply that is not gonna happen , feed the hunger of fans but also kill the expectations.

Under that scheme , if you release HL3 after killing the hype ; that can cause a massive hype even bigger than before.
Do they really need the hype? I'm convinced Valve could quietly release Half-Life 3 on Steam and it would become a best-seller within hours just from word of mouth alone.

Want to know what could have happened in Half-Life 2: Episode 3? Well, now you might be able to
25 Aug 2017 at 9:48 pm UTC

I really don't understand why Valve won't just make Half-Life 3.

Looks like a Linux version of Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation with Vulkan is still on the table
25 Aug 2017 at 1:43 am UTC Likes: 3

I'm trying to decide if I still care about this game.

The ARK: Survival Evolved launch trailer is here, more tests done, no Vulkan support soon
25 Aug 2017 at 1:41 am UTC

I only clicked on this article because the front-page thumbnail had a picture of an adorable otter holding a small sphere. Where is that picture in the article!

The Civilization VI "Summer Update" for Linux will not feature cross-platform multiplayer
25 Aug 2017 at 1:38 am UTC Likes: 4

I don't care about multiplayer. I just want to see performance improvements.

Cities: Skylines - Green Cities expansion announced and it sounds awesome
22 Aug 2017 at 6:34 pm UTC

"Eco-friendly", huh? So will it feature "green" industries that bleed your tax coffers dry with nothing to show for it before suddenly declaring bankruptcy?

The hack and slash RPG 'Vikings - Wolves of Midgard' is now available on Linux
20 Aug 2017 at 7:30 pm UTC

Quoting: Kuduzkehpan
Quoting: Mountain Man
Quoting: KuduzkehpanDiablo 3 is action rpg with looting frenzy mechanics. Modable skills. And a good company. Blizzard
Still many diablo fan players left it.
And many more stayed. It is, in fact, one of Blizzard's most successful games to date. There's a reason they're still actively developing it and releasing paid content 5-years after release.
Because of good marketing. But biggest part of userbase existed because of in game auction house and paypal colloboration. My friends earned over 2k euro from loot selling. However still Diablo 3 worst than diablo 2.
That really doesn't explain Diablo 3's continued success and profitability.

The hack and slash RPG 'Vikings - Wolves of Midgard' is now available on Linux
20 Aug 2017 at 12:53 pm UTC

Quoting: KuduzkehpanDiablo 3 is action rpg with looting frenzy mechanics. Modable skills. And a good company. Blizzard
Still many diablo fan players left it.
And many more stayed. It is, in fact, one of Blizzard's most successful games to date. There's a reason they're still actively developing it and releasing paid content 5-years after release.

The hack and slash RPG 'Vikings - Wolves of Midgard' is now available on Linux
20 Aug 2017 at 12:48 pm UTC Likes: 1

Quoting: gabberIf you want D2 feeling, check out path of exile.
If I want a Diablo 2 feeling then I'll just play Diablo 2. Path of Exile is crap.

The hack and slash RPG 'Vikings - Wolves of Midgard' is now available on Linux
20 Aug 2017 at 12:46 pm UTC

Quoting: rea987
Quoting: Mountain ManStill looking for a native Linux "Diablo-killer". Games like Torchlight 2 and Victor Vran are good in their own way, but they lack that unidentifiable "something" which Diablo 3 has that keeps me playing long after I should have gone to bed.
Come on, Diablo III brought pretty much nothing to the genre aside from some unnecessary MMO mechanics. On the other hand, Torchlight series had plenty of nice ideas such as fighter/inventory/carrier pet, weapon enhancements as well Steam Workshop.
It brought a lot more then that. The skill and character progression system in particular is a game changer. Also companions with their own gear and skillset who fight by your side. And the biggest: a nearly infinite variety of viable character builds.

In short, Diablo 3 is a lot more innovative than it gets credit for. But most importantly, it's just plain fun.