heralding_bubble
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Okay, that display of incompetence was so hilarious, I had to share it.
I guess it's hard to find good cultists.
Look second hand then. There is a very big second hand market for the switch.I wonder if it's worth it to buy a Switch when it's near the end of its life cycle just because there are one or two games (that I can think of right now) I want to play.
Pokemon doesn't have any Fire Snake pokemon at all. Closest thing I could find was Salazzle which is a Fire/Poison Lizard Pokemon. But no Fire Snake. You'd think this kinda pokemon would've popped up at some point, but no.
Well, Sony did it [rerelease] Morbius to great success, so why not Concord?
In other news, it appears that Concord is going to try and revive their game.
I hope they try. A genuine repeat of Morbius would be a riot to watch.
They have to recoup the fuckhuge amount of money invested on this game somehow.
If nothing else, I will laugh my ass off if fucking Concord of all games manages to get an actual, proper PvE mode before Overwatch did.In other news, it appears that Concord is going to try and revive their game.
I hope they try. A genuine repeat of Morbius would be a riot to watch.
If its free, I probably try the game if they actually do a proper PvEIf nothing else, I will laugh my ass off if fucking Concord of all games manages to get an actual, proper PvE mode before Overwatch did.
I have downloaded Emulators, but yet to actually try them due to a lack of games
I have met someone who can supply a big amount of games, but I have no choice in what I get, all I know is that they are PS1-PS3 and supposedly all popular
Would have to leave my Steamdeck with him and also delete my MicroSSD of its contents
Think it'd be worth it?
The super popular first-party games are easy to get, but third-party games even six months old are a pain in the arse to get physical copies of. Doesn't help that the second-hand copies go for the same price as the digital versions, at which point the problem is the Switch's internal storage, and you'll need a good micro-SSD.I wonder if it's worth it to buy a Switch when it's near the end of its life cycle just because there are one or two games (that I can think of right now) I want to play.
No, you do not need a micro Solid State Drive (not sure that's even a thing), you need a micro Secure Digital card aka a microSD card. 2TB is the limit supported by the Switch, but I'm not sure those are easy, or cheap, to get your hands on, so a 1TB card might be a better bet, if still fairly pricy.at which point the problem is the Switch's internal storage, and you'll need a good micro-SSD.
Rusted Warfare makes most RTS shit by comparison. They UNDERSTAND the genre.Continuing from the day before yesterday, Rusted Warfare has to be one of the BEST and most underrated indie RTS games out there with an impressive modding community. There are mod authors with multiple different total conversions which change it from a Total Annihilation successor to traditional RTS games, and more. Like, I've only scratched the surface because there are some that use the game as an engine for completely different genres.
I've ruined my sleep cycle last night on an Age of Empire-like mod that scratched the itch of leading a tribal warband which escalated into me spamming horses and boats.
But the most impressive has to be how the AI actually utilizes naval warfare when given the option rather than bring forced to on naval maps.
9/10 It's the best five dollars I've ever spent.
If it's on Steam that might work.Favor guys, I tried modding Remnant II so I could have a new save game file that's 100% complete
But now I can't even create a new character
How do I reset the entire game to before I inserted the mods? Because when I download and redownload, it stays broken
(Is Verify Integrity of Game Files, how it's done?)
Assuming that you're on Steam, verifying the integrity of the game files is pretty simple. Just find the game in your library, right click on it, click on properties, and then go to Installed Files, and click the Verify Integrity of Game Files button. It'll take a few minutes, especially for larger games, but the process after that point is pretty automatic. Like @Scygnus above me said though, it might not work, and you might have to do a full uninstall and manually delete the saves folder.Favor guys, I tried modding Remnant II so I could have a new save game file that's 100% complete
But now I can't even create a new character
How do I reset the entire game to before I inserted the mods? Because when I download and redownload, it stays broken
(Is Verify Integrity of Game Files, how it's done?)