Is DuckDuckGo going down the DBrand/Wendy's model of irreverent, self aware marketing? I'm pretty tired of it being honest. Also, are they actually trying to make money from this? A satirical social media post would get the point across. But they're actually selling these for some reason.
One of the rarest achievements I have is not at all difficult. It's not even trying to be. It's on Street Fighter 5 for saving 30 replays. Apparently nobody does that?
Thanks, that's really helpful and not an overwhelming amount of information. Would love if you could add something about trackers. I have no idea what's going on with them.
I agree. Also another Spolier below which OP shouldn't read.
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I contemplated not commenting at all, but OP is clearly going through it with this boss and will probably be very disappointed after eventually getting through it and realising it was all for nothing. It would save them a lot of time and energy to just abandon the boss and dive in to the manual, which I think is far and away the best part of the game. That's what I did and I'm so glad. I also don't know how to convey this to OP without telling them, so it's buried in spoiler tags which they can choose to read if they want.
Interesting take. Honestly I don't think people are ready to entertain the idea that Valve may not the consumer loving, cannot-shoot-themsleves-in-the-face billion dollar tech company their fans seem to paint them as, but to respond to your actual point...
The Steam deck is an open platform so not a guarantee that a new user will result in game sales, it's possible (but not easy enough imo) to put your weekly free Epic games on there and forego the Steam store. Or pirated games.
Also the Switch 2 sales numbers have been huge and Nintendo have an established reputation among the general population. So they have a better relationship with parts manufacturers (can navigate lower BOMs) and are more guaranteed to make their money back. Valve have no such guarantee.
This price increase is still an obscene amount and I'll be surprised if people still buy Steam decks going forward. Especially given the state and direction of android gaming.
Is DuckDuckGo going down the DBrand/Wendy's model of irreverent, self aware marketing? I'm pretty tired of it being honest. Also, are they actually trying to make money from this? A satirical social media post would get the point across. But they're actually selling these for some reason.
I recommend Heave-Ho even though it doesn't meet your second point. Dying is so funny, I often found myself doing it on purpose for a laugh.
One of the rarest achievements I have is not at all difficult. It's not even trying to be. It's on Street Fighter 5 for saving 30 replays. Apparently nobody does that?
Thanks, that's really helpful and not an overwhelming amount of information. Would love if you could add something about trackers. I have no idea what's going on with them.
How so? What are they doing wrong? They even fly in the first level to get the coins. Bear in mind this is a proof of concept not a speed run.
If you like meta puzzles a la Fez, then you should definitely dive back in to Tunic.
Hyper Light Drifter may have the atmosphere you seek. And a fantastic sound track to boot!
I've wishlisted it On GoG where it's only 55% off. I wonder how they decide how much to reduce based on the stores?
How so?
Sorry to be that guy, but the 3 games you listed are all on the Play Store.
I bought a physical copy for PC, and now it's tied to my EA account so I can play it without the disc. So maybe if you find a copy on eBay?
I agree. Also another Spolier below which OP shouldn't read.
::: spoiler Discussion I contemplated not commenting at all, but OP is clearly going through it with this boss and will probably be very disappointed after eventually getting through it and realising it was all for nothing. It would save them a lot of time and energy to just abandon the boss and dive in to the manual, which I think is far and away the best part of the game. That's what I did and I'm so glad. I also don't know how to convey this to OP without telling them, so it's buried in spoiler tags which they can choose to read if they want.
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::: spoiler Spolier You don't need to beat the final boss to beat the game. In fact, you don't get the proper ending if you do beat the boss. :::
Isn't AC usage greatly associated with increased global warming? How are they proposing offices be cooled?
Edit - nvm, I actually read the article.
Interesting take. Honestly I don't think people are ready to entertain the idea that Valve may not the consumer loving, cannot-shoot-themsleves-in-the-face billion dollar tech company their fans seem to paint them as, but to respond to your actual point...
The Steam deck is an open platform so not a guarantee that a new user will result in game sales, it's possible (but not easy enough imo) to put your weekly free Epic games on there and forego the Steam store. Or pirated games.
Also the Switch 2 sales numbers have been huge and Nintendo have an established reputation among the general population. So they have a better relationship with parts manufacturers (can navigate lower BOMs) and are more guaranteed to make their money back. Valve have no such guarantee.
This price increase is still an obscene amount and I'll be surprised if people still buy Steam decks going forward. Especially given the state and direction of android gaming.
Does anyone else think he wouldn't give a shit if it wasn't Arsenal in the final?
There is also Ex Zodiac: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1249480/ExZodiac/
I think because it's a metroidvania as opposed to a linear run and gun.
Wait, what? It doesn't work with non-steam games?