Yeah, that's also quite a slick package. I think all three are pretty awesome.
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It's the collectors edition version of the Deathwatch RPG core rulebook.
Deus Ex is way after the whole shareware-in-gaming thing, and I've honestly never heard of nor remember people selling $10 demos to AAA games in the year 2000. Odd.
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Look Joel, you can make all the silly graphs you want, but unless they're actually based on reality your graphs end up looking like the video I have included with this post. Not only are they obviously not based on any reality that you can prove, they're a great way to get people that disagreed with you the first…
If you're going to go the badass 40k book route, you might want to take notes from FFG.
Ah, good times. I've not played the full Raptor, but with all the fancy 3rd party engines supporting mouselook and whatnot, heretic is still good fun.
I'm sure it's the latter.
Yeah, shame on people for wanting money for the games they make. Especially when they commonly gave you 2-3 hours of free entertainment.
If 100 in 1 shovelware pushers are the only experience you had with shareware, that makes me sad.
The thing is, shareware was legally distributable after purchase. Yeah, they sold shareware in stores for very small prices (what reason would stores have for stocking it otherwise?), but once one person bought it you could copy and distribute it freely. Couple this with the fact that it was clearly labeled and that…
Wait, what was wrong with shareware?
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Yeah, those fighting animations can be hilarious if you're doing takedowns on random people.
Okay, seriously now. Who didn't beat the old man?
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Just watch out for the hostage double if you're going lethal.
The PC changes sound very promising. Drop Gamespy and stop resetting my FOV and you get a preorder.
If you look solely at teething problems and ignore all dubious design decisions, there really hasn't been any launch problems for high-profile MMOs since Aion's long queue times. If you want to talk actual buggyness and unplayability, WoW is the last one I can remember.
The majority of more recent MMOs have had pretty solid launches. I definitely do think that the industry has learned their lesson in that regard.
Yeah, I thought that was pretty stupid as well. You can fit a silencer to just about everything in the game, but the ONE thing you'd likely use for stealthy lethal takedowns cannot actually be fitted with one.
The article video is just the sound of the electronic old men rattling their cages.
"Real tough guy"