Whatever floats your boat.Still playing League of Legends. Anyone gonna laugh at me?
Still playing League of Legends. Anyone gonna laugh at me?
Not at all. I was playing until the client stopped working for me for whatever reason, despite my best efforts to fix it. So I moved on to other games. But I enjoyed my ARAMs!Still playing League of Legends. Anyone gonna laugh at me?
Steam supports both mods from the Steam Workshop and third-party mods. If you're going to download third-party through a site like Nexus or ModDB, then you just need to make sure you read thoroughly in case there's separate download and/or installation instructions since a lot of games are available on Steam as well as GoG (or other distributors).Quick question.
Are we able to utilize various mods with games purchased on Steam? Of course, in the past before all of this online digital stuff, I used to utilize mods extensively on my games. Brings back fond memories of Falcon 4.0!
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Civ 6 is a good game however I get your point. Main things I like about 6 is it’s actually possible to play with friends and actually finish the game or at least get to a point where everyone concedes there is a clear winner. Things I don’t like is the AI is old school increasing difficulty just allows the AI to cheat more and during multiplayer the AI is far too passive.i had a bit of a "try before you buy" at Civilization 6. Only playing Warlord ? the one below Prince. Romans as always.
Legion is OP and can wreck the early game on small maps. Once you've killed a couple civs and you're up to 6/7/8 cities when everyone else has 2-4, tone down the aggression and play science.
it was .. mediocre. Or maybe it's the greatest Civ ever made, but i hate the fact that every time i start a new Civ game, i have to learn it completely anew - because at that point i might as well learn a NON-Civ game.
Builders no longer build roads ..
Builders can only improve 3 tiles, then they die.
There is no unit stacking, AND scouts cannot cross through my own units !
City management no longer has the graphical city interface, or if it does i couldn't figure out how to open it.
Running 6 cities at the very early stages of the tech tree seemed far too easy, did not have a single issue that i needed to manually sort out.
idk, i still think Civ 2 was the best game of the series, with Civ 1 next and Civ 4 after. I like my Civ to be about managing cities, which gives you units, which you do war with. GEtting my mechanized infantry defeated by Culture just ******* annoys me beyond the point where i still want to play the game.
i did like the hitpoint-based combat though. But not enough to leave the game installed.
why dont you try Angband instead? https://rephial.org/release/4.1.3@DigDog , give me a list of things you want to see in a challenging game and maybe I'll code something crude for ya, mostly in text but maybe could've JS or HTML involved. I'm not into the strategy genre so don't know what makes these games tick.
Good. Didn't know about that. However, this is a different genre, not strategy.why dont you try Angband instead? https://rephial.org/release/4.1.3
*extremely complex* turn-based RPG.Good. Didn't know about that. However, this is a different genre, not strategy.
It's a fantastic game. Im biased as I loved the first BG games (I still have all the original discs), this is better.In Act 3 in Baldurs Gate 3 on my first play through and this game is f***'ing amazing.
can you load your own game module / adventure / campaign into the BG3 engine and play it with new characters ? (like you were able to with NWN 1+2)It's a fantastic game. Im biased as I loved the first BG games (I still have all the original discs), this is better.
The returning characters have me properly fan boying!
Not that I'm aware of. There is mod support built-in now. I've not looked into that yet as I suspect that it's mostly naked dark elf stuff!can you load your own game module / adventure / campaign into the BG3 engine and play it with new characters ? (like you were able to with NWN 1+2)
well, to be fair, Skyrim has seen some pretty damn massive total conversion mods. But, it's something that very few people have the opportunity to create.Not that I'm aware of. There is mod support built-in now. I've not looked into that yet as I suspect that it's mostly naked dark elf stuff!
The story, voice acting and characterisation in BG3 is absolutely amazing though. I don't see anyone without huge resources making a module that would compare in quality and size.well, to be fair, Skyrim has seen some pretty damn massive total conversion mods. But, it's something that very few people have the opportunity to create.
And - knowing full well that i sound like Old Man Yells At Cloud - Neverwinter Nights was better. It was better because anyone with a handful of free afternoons and a decent idea could write an adventure module.
Yeahh i know that even with content creation tools, today creating a module would be harder. But, not impossible.
Think of .. whatsthename .. Enderal. It took years, from a large group of contributors, to make it playable.
As an old P&P aficionado, i want to see the creativity, the ideas that the random nobodies have in these games. Because *yawn* for every Dark Elf Anti-Paladin that has to slay a god adventure you see, sometimes you'll find some weird, quirky, innovative module with some really genuine touches of genius in the storytelling.
And you'll NEVER find this in the official adventures. Stuff just *has* to be mid and vanilla to be considered a viable commercial product. Instead i want to see the "whu the f*** not" modules written for the fun of it. I know from IRL experience that RPG players can get far, far more creative than anything i've seen made by Bioware, even in the good days.