[PC] Het algemene Steam topic

Mega(goede) deals vandaag. Heb alleen ze allemaal al, (de goede dan)

Absoluut Magicka, Plants vs. Zombies en Hoard checken/kopen. Niet de grote namen zoals BFBC2 en Darksiders maar absoluut 3 dubbel en dwars hun geld waard.

 

Gratis spellen tellen niet mee, je moet echt een spel kopen wil je gebruik kunnen maken van alle functies.

 

Maar ook van vrienden? wtf

 

Beetje vreemd en 'dwingende' factor dan. Maar genoeg deals nu met de summerdeal dus.

 

Hmm.. Battlefield pack...

BF:BC2, BC2 Vietnam en SPECACT kit upgrade voor een tientje....
'T is dat ik 'm al op de xbox heb tbh...

 

Net battlefield pack gekocht en de witcher 2, TF2 geinstalleerd, en aan het meedoen met summercamp

Ik heb een paar van jullie toegevoegd, en ben ook al lid van de xbw community. Rutilantsky ben ik.

 

Ik probeer Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Pack te kopen via Steam, maar ik krijg de hele tijd deze melding als ik met iDeal probeer te betalen: Er is een interne fout opgetreden bij het initialiseren van je transactie. Neem contact op met de ondersteuning van Steam.
Andere browser/via de steam heb ik ook al geprobeert, en een andere betaalmogelijkheid heb ik niet.

 

Is er niet iemand hier die in de US woont en mij Football Manager 2011 kan giften? Hier is het €12,50 vs €7 in de US.

@Remcom00: Dan wordt het tijd ervoor te zorgen dat je Paypal hebt.

 

Ik ga een nieuwe pc kopen, maar de spellen van steam die nu op deze staan. Kan ik die via een harde schijf over zetten? Want mn downloaden is heel langzaam EN daar heb ik dus geen zin in

 

Dat is een goede vraag, als ik later dit jaar een nieuwe pc samenstel, wil ik zoiets ook doen. Scheelt een heleboel tijd.
Het zou wel moeten werken, eerst steam op je nieuwe pc installeren, en daarna de steam map van je oude pc overzetten, of alleen de map met spellen.

Hier iets daarover op de steamforums: http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1830064

 

Mjah, als je gewoon je 'steamapp' map overzet naar je nieuwe installatie zal Steam de spellen zelf vinden zodra je ze op wil starten (hij gaat dus niet downloaden). Ik bewaar de map zelf ook altijd

@Hierboven:

Alleen de map met spellen idd

 

Defense Grid, Torchlight, Tropico 3 kopen.

Stuk voor stuk geweldige games.

 

Verdomme, wat download Steam toch ontiegelijk langzaam, nu doet ie helemaal niks meer.

 

Games staan geloof ik gewoon aan je account gekoppeld.
Als je maar zorgd dat je de gekochte game op je oude pc deinstaleerd zodat de serial vrij komt.

 

Vergeet niet dat Dragon Age (2) een franchise sale is.

Dragon Age 1 COMPLETE Edition is dus ook maar 10 euro. De game + uitbreiding + 7 DLC packs.

 

Nieuwe dailies;

Frozen Synapse, Trine, Serious Sam HD en Singularity zou ik kopen tenzij je ze nog niet hebt. Heb ze ofc al.

Frozen Synapse is vooral een echte supertopper. Kopen en vermeld je naam in het topic op het forum. Je kunt ook elkaar uitdagen en desnoods over dagen gespreid uitspelen. Iedere keer wanneer je weer aan de beurt bent krijg je gewoon een mailtje.

 

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mits je ze nog niet hebt

 

Is Alpha Protocol de 5 euro waard?

 

Zelf heb ik em niet gespeeld, maar als ik de indrukken op andere fora zo lees; ja.
Hier een relatief uitgebreide impressie:

Spoiler

Alpha Brotocol is a game that interested me from the start, I love RPG's packed with choice, but when the reviews hit, it seemed that it missed the mark. The all-mighty metacritic deemed AP a , which according to the universal scale, is a total shit game. Because of this tepid reception, I brushed the game off and moved on. BUT...the internet community told me that it wasn't so bad. In fact, it was much better than the gaming expertz said. Last winter, I purchased it for cheap on a Steam sale and several months later, I finally gave it a shot. Oh shit this game rocks. Once I finally wrapped my mind around the headache inducing hacking minigame, it was all gravy. It surprised me as not only an RPG with choices that have real, impactful consequences, but a pretty damn good stealth/action game as well. The best thing about Alpha Protocol is the CHOICE and your IMPACT on the narrative. - These CHARACTERS, which are just a few among many, are pretty fucking awesome. You will come across middle-eastern arm dealers, 80's obsessed russian gangsters, sadistic chiefs of security, unpredictable rogues, saucy reporters and many more. Not only are the characters interesting and well defined, but you can have an actual impact on all of them. Using the conversation system, which lets you choose between approaches like suave, professional and violent, can mold relationships with NPC's which can have an impact on how the story plays out. Plus, it's very fun just to give Thorton a beard and make him a suave smart ass. Some of the lines are hilarious. There will be many situations where you can choose to side with or kill an NPC, and in the end it will actually matter! - There are NO red/blue or BINARY CHOICES. There are many shades of grey, though. Some of your choices have you guessing on the fly, since the convo system is timed, and you won't always know if you're on the right side or not. Either way, it makes a difference. In this playthrough, I choose to spare NPC's instead of executing them (which can be done very often). There were a few that I regretting saving, but those I did helped me out a lot. It ended with me and my bro XXX chilling on a boat. - It has that SPY MOVIE feel. At first site, it's real world setting may seem plain, but I can't think of any other true RPG's this gen that are set in current times. AP has you moving across the globe, from Shanghai to Rome to Moscow, among others, and there is a a lot of diversity between the settings. It's unlikely that you will spend enough time in one place to get bored, once shit hits the fan you are moved to the next location. Beyond choice and narrative, it's a very satisfying RPG and STEALTH/ACTION game. The CUSTOMIZATION is comprehensive - My build, which seems to be the best build, revolved around stealth, pistols and martial arts. Surprisingly, it was tons of fun to clear a mission without a single kill. Melee takedowns are Bourne-esque and completely badass. However, with my next playthrough I can focus on shotties, SMG's and whatever else I need to just totally wreck shit instead of being sneaky. In addition to the builds, you can buy and equip many different accessories like laser sights, scopes, camo, and such. It's a damn good STEALTH game - You avoid security, follow enemy paths, and take them down one by one. Stealth KO'ing an entire area of enemies, like in the XXX mission, is extremely satisfying. Not only are the take downs awesome, as mentioned above, buy you have silencers and tranq darts as your disposal. At times, the stealth build can make the game easy but trying to beat missions without sounding alarms adds a whole new level of challenge. The MULTIPLE PATHS in missions were much appreciated - The missions could be described as Deus Ex Lite. There are multiple paths, there are doors to be busted and computers to be hacked. You could play through the whole games with guns a blazing, you could ghost it using stealth and hacking, or you could use your sneaking skills to KO every enemy on the map. There are only a few sections that force you to fight. Sometimes learning intel by purchasing it or interrogating an NPC can give you an advantage in the mission. Of course, there are a few SHITTY things. - PC is the way to go, but you'll need to use a pad. The one downside to the pad is the lockpicking minigame, which requires you to press/depress the triggers. On a PS3 pad this is damn near impossible and mucking it up will set off alarms, so I had to switch it to KB/M everytime I wanted to bypass a lock. Also, the hacking minigame is very confusing at first. - Sometimes your big moments of choice aren't laid out properly, and you will accidentally make the wrong choice. This happened to me in the final chapter when I ...... - The game's combat systems kind of fall apart under stress. This is especially apparent in the final mission, which goes from poorly balanced frustration (XXXXXXX) to easily cheesed boss fights (XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX) - The fact that we will never get a sequel, even though it could be incredible In SUMMARY.... AP was a surprise for me. I was expecting a turd with a heart of gold, a bad game with a few great qualities, but it was much more than that. It was a great fucking game, not the mediocre product that the metascore had me believe. It's by no means perfect, but the choices and the writing downright shame many of the RPG's I have played this gen, and any fan of the genre NEEDS to play this game. Note that I played the superior PC version, but I'm sure the console ports are worth playing despite the technical shortcomings. So good!

Ik heb Xjes gezet op de plaatsen waar spoilers stonden.