Originally posted by: Elixer
Originally posted by: Bee
Thanks Glavinsolo, Bioshock for $5 is a great deal, especially because the Steam version has been completely de-securomed. I might get my hands on Clear Sky also... very tempting.
You sure about Bioshock? Last I read about it, it still had it.
http://forums.steampowered.com...howthread.php?t=589874
http://www.2kgames.com/cultofrapture/pc_faq.html
Originally posted by: evilsaint
Thanks for posting about this OP, much appreciated. Spent about $70 last night - so much for my WoW addiction
Anybody know of any simpler, Myst-esque games on Steam? Looking for something for my Dad, and he loves Fantasy games, but wrist-killers like Diablo/Baldurs/etc... don't appeal to him. RPGs (was thinking about the Witcher) would probably be a bit out of his league, too.
Originally posted by: AmberClad
Just started getting into IL2 .
It's been more than a year since I last used my joystick, and I forgot how much it sucked :frown: (broken rudder, among other things). Tried using my gamepad and keyboard+mouse for a while, but went back to the crappy joystick. At least I can get kills with it, instead of spending all of my time trying to keep from losing control and crashing.
Originally posted by: Bee
Originally posted by: Elixer
Originally posted by: Bee
Thanks Glavinsolo, Bioshock for $5 is a great deal, especially because the Steam version has been completely de-securomed. I might get my hands on Clear Sky also... very tempting.
You sure about Bioshock? Last I read about it, it still had it.
http://forums.steampowered.com...howthread.php?t=589874
http://www.2kgames.com/cultofrapture/pc_faq.html
I need to revise my statement a little bit: There's no official word from 2K but all the DRM restrictions are gone. I downloaded the game yesterday. Unlimited installations, and you needn't be online to play (Steam must be installed though and the game must be activated on your computer), game can burned to CD/DVD. And no annoying CD-checks, of course...
http://forums.steampowered.com...howthread.php?t=708135
Originally posted by: cheap
Originally posted by: AmberClad
Just started getting into IL2 .
It's been more than a year since I last used my joystick, and I forgot how much it sucked :frown: (broken rudder, among other things). Tried using my gamepad and keyboard+mouse for a while, but went back to the crappy joystick. At least I can get kills with it, instead of spending all of my time trying to keep from losing control and crashing.
Get the Logitech Extreme 3D Pro joystick, it's $30 everywhere and is a pretty good stick. I think I got it for like 50 a year or so ago.
http://www.amazon.com/Logitech...&qid=1230412803&sr=8-1
Originally posted by: PieIsAwesome
Originally posted by: cheap
Originally posted by: AmberClad
Just started getting into IL2 .
It's been more than a year since I last used my joystick, and I forgot how much it sucked :frown: (broken rudder, among other things). Tried using my gamepad and keyboard+mouse for a while, but went back to the crappy joystick. At least I can get kills with it, instead of spending all of my time trying to keep from losing control and crashing.
Get the Logitech Extreme 3D Pro joystick, it's $30 everywhere and is a pretty good stick. I think I got it for like 50 a year or so ago.
http://www.amazon.com/Logitech...&qid=1230412803&sr=8-1
Eh, I would advise against that. I had problems with mine (drifting/potentiometer problems) and after doing some research it seems pot-related problems with this particular stick are common.
Cyborg Evo sounds good though. I am using an old Sidewinder I bought off of someone here, uses no pots for x/y axis and has been rock solid so far.
Yeah, I'm having trouble getting a good calibration on it -- even with an increased dead zone, it still has a tendency to drift around like mad.Originally posted by: PieIsAwesome
Eh, I would advise against that. I had problems with mine (drifting/potentiometer problems) and after doing some research it seems pot-related problems with this particular stick are common.
Cyborg Evo sounds good though. I am using an old Sidewinder I bought off of someone here, uses no pots for x/y axis and has been rock solid so far.
Originally posted by: AmberClad
Yeah, I'm having trouble getting a good calibration on it -- even with an increased dead zone, it still has a tendency to drift around like mad.Originally posted by: PieIsAwesome
Eh, I would advise against that. I had problems with mine (drifting/potentiometer problems) and after doing some research it seems pot-related problems with this particular stick are common.
Cyborg Evo sounds good though. I am using an old Sidewinder I bought off of someone here, uses no pots for x/y axis and has been rock solid so far.
Just saw that Saitek released the newest version of the Cyborg. Sounds really nice -- adjustable and can be partially disassembled for storage. $50 on Amazon, so that's what I might end up with. I don't need anything too fancy like the X52 or any of the CH joysticks.
UT3 is the latest version, although you can probably still find people playing UT and UT2k4.Originally posted by: KuJaX
What is the version of Unreal Tournament that people still play? It is 3?
Originally posted by: AmberClad
UT3 is the latest version, although you can probably still find people playing UT and UT2k4.Originally posted by: KuJaX
What is the version of Unreal Tournament that people still play? It is 3?