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Welcome to the Steam Deal Thread V9! I'm your new host, Psydero.
You can find link to past threads at the bottom of this post. Read post #2 of this thread for Steam FAQs and more.

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OK, so in the Humble Origin Bundle, you now get The Sims 3 and it's DLC as redeemable codes for thesims3.com (see your bundle page for instructions). If you didn't make a note of your Sims 3 Origin code, then it's gone I'm afraid.

Anyway I was wondering... for people who own The Sims 3 on Steam. It may be possible to get the DLC on your Steam version because the game still makes you login with your thesims3.com/EA/Origin account right?

Could anyone who owns The Sims 3 on Steam and bought the Origin Bundle BTA test this?
You can't. You have to buy the Sims DLC on Steam to use it on Steam and you also need the base from Steam.

You can take your Sims 3 CD keys from Steam and register them to thesims3.com and then they autopopulate to Origin but you can't do the other way around. Ever.

If you want anything Sims 3 on Steam you have to buy it all on Steam.

 
Full Mojo Rampage is overpriced at $20. Even the $10 Humble glitch doesn't make it appealing. Developers made NyxQuest and that wasn't anything amazing. This just looks like a generic isometric arcade shooter with some very light rpg elements.
Thanks for the recommendation! I bought it from HB store. Sometimes I just need a simple game that I can fire up and play for 30 mins or so. And having a randomly generated levels means I won't get bored of it quickly.
 
Daily Deal

8/17/13 Saturday

Dungeons & Dragons Chronicles of Mystara $8.99 40% off
This one is on my wishlist, and I know it's a new release... but I think I'm holding out. I've read some complaints about the game and, well, backlog...

 
Full Mojo Rampage is overpriced at $20. Even the $10 Humble glitch doesn't make it appealing. Developers made NyxQuest and that wasn't anything amazing. This just looks like a generic isometric arcade shooter with some very light rpg elements.

Thanks for the recommendation! I bought it from HB store. Sometimes I just need a simple game that I can fire up and play for 30 mins or so. And having a randomly generated levels means I won't get bored of it quickly.
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so, i've got these gaben bucks burning a hole in my pocket - i just bought these pants, too! i'm thinking about the jagged alliance pack (back in action + dlc + crossfire), but know little about it. i can read reviews all day, but i want opinions from here. has anyone had fun with it? or should i line my new pockets with mooby (since he seems to be fairly flame-resistant)?
 
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Everyone probably already has hundreds of golden keys, but Randy Pitchford has been posting 3 Key codes for the last few days during the DLC4 head releases. They expire quickly, so you kinda have to keep your eye out for them.

 
Everyone probably already has hundreds of golden keys, but Randy Pitchford has been posting 3 Key codes for the last few days during the DLC4 head releases. They expire quickly, so you kinda have to keep your eye out for them.
Yeah, they've been short and I've been busy.

fuck him

fuck social media

fuck gotta-be-available at certain times

 
theres a PT3?!
Sure, the Ultimate Vault Hunter Mode. You can start that at level 50 after TVHM is complete.

I normally breeze through the story mode for the first two playthroughs, avoiding all but the most interesting side missions. If I need to pick up some extra XP I start a DLC.

Once you get into UVHM all missions and enemies stay at your level - it's impossible to "over-level". Everything has 4x health, shields and health regenerate. Slag is a MUST. Special builds and great high-level equipment is necessary. It's simultaneously the most fun and most frustrating mode.

 
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Hmmm....am I the only one here who often doesn't do multiple play-throughs on at least 90% of the games I own? ;)
It's according to the game for me. Several games I'm likely to only play once, usually non story-driven FPS's (Binary Domain, Homefront, Syndicate, etc.). Though, with some I may solo add-on content such as Syndicate's co-op stuff. Others like Borderlands, Skyrim, Mass Effect Series, Deus Ex:HR...I love those games so much and they have such high replay value IMO, those games alone could probably support my game addiction for the foreseeable future. I just finished my first play through of Borderlands 2 last month with all characters and I'm at least going to take them all up to their level caps just like I did in Borderlands, so that will be a minimum of 3 plays each. Skyrim I have like 14 characters between 360 and PC, though with that game I usually only play till level 40-60 until I restart. I did have a lot of fun with my Paladin, so I may play her past level 81. Mass Effect, don't even ask how many Shepards I've created...it's a lot.

 
Well, that's ALSO probably true (that I don't finish 90% of the games that I own), as well.... ;)

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Don't feel bad I have trouble with single
For me, that depends on the game, too - so yeah, I go through this, too.

Dark Souls PC, anyone? ;)

Also, sometimes a single play-through can be tough if I buy a new game I am dying to play and just abandon game that I was currently playing.
EDIT 2:

I think the reason I often don't do numerous play-throughs is b/c my massive backlog keeps haunting me to move On To The Next One. ;)

"I got a million games to play/Choose one."

 
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Hmmm....am I the only one here who often doesn't do multiple play-throughs on at least 90% of the games I own? ;)
i do on story driven game from easy to normal to highest level eeasy most 3 normal 5 high 8 next one if there is 10 times yes because i want to be expert then i willl sent it to hell. it felt more complete to me than one and done

 
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I've only done multiple play-throughs on a handful of games. The Mass Effect Series, Fallout 3 and 4, KoToR 1 and 2, Star Wars Battlefront series, and Bastion. 

So basically just my favorite RPGs. I'd add the Elder Scrolls games, but I don't think I've ever actually finished one.

 
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Hmmm....am I the only one here who often doesn't do multiple play-throughs on at least 90% of the games I own? ;)
I do if something truly resonates with me, but there are so many gems out there and only so much time to...

Metroid Series (but not the ones that don't exist because they never happened)
Ocarina and Majora
Shadow Complex
Splosion Man
Crackdown 1
Jade Empire
Portal 1
Bastion
PVZ
Alpha Protocol (?!)
VVVVVV
Luxor Evolved

Nightsky HD
HL2
Civ random campaigns
AoE custom skirmishes
NBA 2K franchises

lots of older titties...

Will make-up sex soon:

Darksiders
Nation Red (need more fucking
achieve mints)
Titan Quest
Pinball FX
Terraria
Frozen Synapse

Shogun 2
Blur (could be "the one")
Orcs Have to Perish Too
Burnout Paradizzle
Puzzle Quests
Binding of Isaac
Atom Zombie
Runespell
The Ball
Hamilton's GA
Unstoppable Gorg
Hard Reset

Hotline Miami
GTA VC

Eufloria (but newer HD version next time)
Limbo

Shatter
Jamestown
Critter Crunch
And Yet it Moves
Trials 2
Escape "motherfucking" Goat
Soul Casters
Fortix 2 on harder difficulties
Zeno Clash

new rig in 2 weeks so no 'xcuses... except that I have unplayed shit too...

 
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I've only done multiple play-throughs on a handful of games. The Mass Effect Series, Fallout 3 and 4, KoToR 1 and 2, Star Wars Battlefront series, and Bastion.

So basically just my favorite RPGs. I'd add the Elder Scrolls games, but I don't think I've ever actually finished one.
Given the amount of DLC's/expansions, mods, and sheer amount of content in an ES game...

...I don't think one ever truly finishes an Elder Scrolls game. ;)

If anything, we just eventually wind-up moving On To The Next One.

 
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Given the amount of DLC's/expansions, mods, and sheer amount of content in an ES game...

...I don't think one ever truly finishes an Elder Scrolls game. ;)

If anything, we just eventually wind-up moving On To The Next One.
I actually went backwards. After playing the Solstheim DLC for Skyrim, I loaded up Morrowind again. It is impossible to escape these games!

 
Hmmm....am I the only one here who often doesn't do multiple play-throughs on at least 90% of the games I own? ;)
No, I'm the same way.

Borderlands is a bit different for me though, since the story is only a part of the point of the game. The gameplay, loot, and enemies change so much from lower to higher levels that it's a lot less like repeating what you've done before and more of a continued growth. Particularly when you factor in how reaching the bottom of multiple skill branches can change the game.

 
So, what drove you back to ES3...?

The setting? Mods? OpenMW?

Some of the above? A few of the above? All of the above?
The DLC just reminded me how much I liked Morrowind, and I had it all modded already. So I just picked one of my half complete characters and played a bunch of hours.

I'll have to check out OpenMW next time I get into it.

 
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I spend a lot of time with the games I really like.  I play games to have fun, and I have fun playing those.

Regarding BL2 playthroughs:

PT1: (EZ-mode) bang-bang-lulz (and the first half waiting enough skills to unlocked to have the start of a build.

PT2: (new-normal mode)gotta be more careful than PT1.. applying the right elemental effect is more important... more skill points to really open up interesting builds.

PT3: (new-hard mode/old-normal) It's not *that* rough, but it is me-against-the-world and I need to be focused, prepared, gear and skill point allocation is important.  Yes, slag really helps (in PT1/2 slag wasn't worth switching weapons for).

I've respecced my mechromancer more times than I can count.  Respeccing is cheap.  There are a lot of different skill synergies depending on playstyle.  The mechromancer skill trees have some of the most interesting and varied synergies I've seen in recent memory.

 
Once you get into UVHM all missions and enemies stay at your level - it's impossible to "over-level". Everything has 4x health, shields and health regenerate. Slag is a MUST. Special builds and great high-level equipment is necessary. It's simultaneously the most fun and most frustrating mode.
I recently started a playthrough of UVHM with some friends, and I didn't expect the difficulty jump to be that big. Your last sentence is something I highly agree with.

 
It's according to the game for me. Several games I'm likely to only play once, usually non story-driven FPS's (Binary Domain, Homefront, Syndicate, etc.). Though, with some I may solo add-on content such as Syndicate's co-op stuff. Others like Borderlands, Skyrim, Mass Effect Series, Deus Ex:HR...I love those games so much and they have such high replay value IMO, those games alone could probably support my game addiction for the foreseeable future. I just finished my first play through of Borderlands 2 last month with all characters and I'm at least going to take them all up to their level caps just like I did in Borderlands, so that will be a minimum of 3 plays each. Skyrim I have like 14 characters between 360 and PC, though with that game I usually only play till level 40-60 until I restart. I did have a lot of fun with my Paladin, so I may play her past level 81. Mass Effect, don't even ask how many Shepards I've created...it's a lot.
This guy knows what's up.

 
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