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Is the Downloads tab being stupid for anyone else? I click "pause" on some, it doesn't work. "Pause All" doesn't respond. Downloading a few games, but the one I want NOW is "suspended". Trying to pause the rest so the suspended one can go seems to do nothing.

Oi. Guess I should just be patient and let it do its damn thing. One place (and maybe the only place) where I think Impulse has Steam beat is how well and seamlessly it downloads and installs stuff.
 
[quote name='Mike UFC']Buyer beware regarding it working on your rig. My system SHOULD run it pretty well but it's near unplayable and abandoned by the devs, so don't expect any patches either. Disappointing because it seems like fun.[/QUOTE]

bummer, looks like a great deal and fun game, but I rather not chance it, especially since I have gyromancer just sitting there, not playable. After trying to troubleshoot it with square enix, finally they gave up and said to try and reinstall again (didn't work) and then no response from them....no refund or anything either. Since someone in forums had a similar video card, it was concluded the video card was the issue with the game not launching, I think I'll just pass.
 
[quote name='Jesse_Dylan']Is the Downloads tab being stupid for anyone else? I click "pause" on some, it doesn't work. "Pause All" doesn't respond. Downloading a few games, but the one I want NOW is "suspended". Trying to pause the rest so the suspended one can go seems to do nothing.

Oi. Guess I should just be patient and let it do its damn thing. One place (and maybe the only place) where I think Impulse has Steam beat is how well and seamlessly it downloads and installs stuff.[/QUOTE]

You know, I think it has to do with the new steam UI--it looks ok enough (the change in appearance didn't really do anything to me either way) but I feel its a bit more sluggish (sometimes I double click on a game in the list, and it loads something else) and I've noticed issues with the download page as well. I preferred the previous steam UI personally.
 
I have gotten kinda used to this one and don't mind it, but yeah, the downloading seems wonky. :s The old one you could just click "Download" on 50 things with abandon and leave it alone.

I switched to the India server. Slow, but at least it works.
 
Jesse, yeah I have that problem too. It seems I constantly have to baby it and continue clicking on the pause/resume button. But it only happens with Valve games, IIRC.

Also, about your problem, there's a 'block all communication' button when you click on the little arrow to the right of a friend's name. Hopefully you can do that so I can actually see you online!

Just found out that they raised the price of The Witcher (yeah old news, but I was gone all day yesterday!) and that pisses me off. I KNEW I should have bought it on the first day and now Valve/Atari see it fit to double the price? Stupid.

If anybody knows of somebody willing to buy DoW2 main, direct them to me. I'll keep an eye out in the main deal thread too. I had somebody, but he didn't like the demo and bailed on me. Oh well.
 
Yeah Jesse, you need to hurry up and quit hiding. All these multiplayer games you're buying and we can't play with you right now. Can't have that.
 
I'm going to post what I wrote in the Steam sale thread for anyone having issues with Max Payne on Win7/Vista:
If anyone's having an issue with Max Payne and sound in Vista/Win7, check out this page:http://forums.3drealms.com/vb/showthread.php?t=35504

I've got Win 7 Pro 64 and couldn't hear the opening movie, and it was skipping a lot of the gun shots and foot steps. I've only played the game for about 1/2 hour so far, but it fixed all the issues I was having.
Click to expand...
 
I wouldn't worry too much about the Witcher. You can -hope- for a daily deal at 75% off, which would set it at $5.00. So don't.. sell yourself short just yet.

On that note, Serious Sam HD: First Encounter is awesome. I've never really played the old-school arcade shooter games and with the shiny coat of paint on it, it makes it alot more palatable. Even with the original graphics I would be content because the insanity of the game, especially the huge quantity of constant enemies makes it such an addicting game.

The one part that I really love about these sales on Steam is the fact that it introduces you to alot of series, games and genre's that you are not usually accustom to. And then you can enjoy them.
 
[quote name='Brownjohn']I'm going to post what I wrote in the Steam sale thread for anyone having issues with Max Payne on Win7/Vista:[/QUOTE]

Thanks for that Brownjohn, I just bit on the Max Payne bundle as I always wanted to play the games and had interest ever since the first was released. Played the demo for the first game and thought it kicked ass then. Seemed a good deal for both games.
 
Ha! Yeah, I'll try blocking dude... I[m worried he'll notice! But if so, oh well. He's such a crank!

So what's the deal when a game is available on Steam and then disappears? I really wanted to buy Risen (a more than decent RPG by the people who made the Gothic games), but it's been gone for months with no sign of return. I was waiting for a deal, of course, or I woulda just bought it...
 
[quote name='Jesse_Dylan']Ha! Yeah, I'll try blocking dude... I[m worried he'll notice! But if so, oh well. He's such a crank!

So what's the deal when a game is available on Steam and then disappears? I really wanted to buy Risen (a more than decent RPG by the people who made the Gothic games), but it's been gone for months with no sign of return. I was waiting for a deal, of course, or I woulda just bought it...[/QUOTE]
Its in the swe/eur shop so its probably some copyright crap like always.
 
Well dang! Time to find me a disc copy I guess, then. I really like that one. Had the demo on Steam, even. Sad. Steam's loss! It's a really cool game and would be a great $10 deal or something. (I'd even pay $25, and I'm super cheap!)

Also wish Drakensang would go down. $8 on Amazon. $20 on Steam. Then again, $8 seems like a lot considering how much stuff goes for during the sales. :)
 
Some impressions I posted in the summer sale thread:

[youtube]jt9o-KmT2dM[/youtube]

Buccaneer: The Pursuit of Infamy is all about the ship-portion of being a pirate. From your base, you select a map and then choose missions to go on. These include things like sinking ships, capturing cargo, ramming fishing boats, charting islands, destroying towns, etc. The ship combat is all about getting beside another ship and plugging away, or finding a good angle to hit them while sailing around them. It's different from most games, but appropriate. The controls are super simple, too. WASD for steering, Space Bar for anchor, and Mouse 1 & 2 for firing the cannons on either side of the ship.

Between missions you can upgrade your ship, buy new ships, supplies, etc.. The story is told by text screens before and after missions, but the game doesn't focus too heavily on it. It's really all about the combat. There's also co-op and versus multiplayer, and Steam Achievements. The graphics are simple but lovely, with dolphins and fish beneath the beautiful water and seagulls in the sky.

If you like pirates, it's definitely a good buy for $2.50. And there's a demo!
 
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[quote name='eastx']Some impressions I posted in the summer sale thread:

[youtube]jt9o-KmT2dM[/youtube]

Buccaneer: The Pursuit of Infamy is all about the ship-portion of being a pirate. From your base, you select a map and then choose missions to go on. These include things like sinking ships, capturing cargo, ramming fishing boats, charting islands, destroying towns, etc. The ship combat is all about getting beside another ship and plugging away, or finding a good angle to hit them while sailing around them. It's different from most games, but appropriate. The controls are super simple, too. WASD for steering, Space Bar for anchor, and Mouse 1 & 2 for firing the cannons on either side of the ship.

Between missions you can upgrade your ship, buy new ships, supplies, etc.. The story is told by text screens before and after missions, but the game doesn't focus too heavily on it. It's really all about the combat. There's also co-op and versus multiplayer, and Steam Achievements. The graphics are simple but lovely, with dolphins and fish beneath the beautiful water and seagulls in the sky.

If you like pirates, it's definitely a good buy for $2.50. And there's a demo![/QUOTE]

That game does look pretty cool, gonna try the demo.
 
Wow, I can't believe there's nothing for me today. :)

To be fair, I already have King Arthur and the Monkey Island pack and really like both a lot. I even have a few of the Europa Universalis games (Impulse had the Complete for like $7 once), tho I haven't really played them, and Oddworld from... sometime... for nostalgia's sake.

Jeez, maybe I have a problem.

If you like strategy or the setting, grab King Arthur! It's better than the reviews even. Monkey Island is a great deal at this price, too.
 
Yeah, I was kind of eying it. Figured I'd got enough to play and it'll be $2 in the holiday sale anyway tho. :)

Loved the Warhammer demo but passed on it because I figure, again, cheaper at Christmas, and I'm busy now anyway... (Why don't they make a non-40k Warhammer game in that style?? I'd love to play it.)
 
Does anyone know why my GFWL achievements don't show up on my Xbox 360 gamertag? When looking at my gamertag through GFWL it lists all my current games and the correct gamerscore, but on the 360 I do not have any of the DoW II achievements I've unlocked adding to my score, even though they show on the game tab as being unlocked.
 
[quote name='Hydro2Oxide']I'm surprised no one is talking about Dogfighter, it looks a bit like Crimson Skies. I may bite at this price.[/QUOTE]


I absolutely LOVED Crimson Skies since it had that 1940s-50s retro future Rocketeer type vibe and sky pirate storyline. I'm not feeling that from Dogfighter but looks very cool in it's own right.
 
[quote name='Jesse_Dylan']Crimson Skies was underrated. Needs a good sequel, not to mention we need a good Shadowrun RPG.[/QUOTE]


I still have my boxed copy. It's probably the one game I'll never get rid of since I'll hook up the flightstick and go back to it every couple of years. Agreed on the sequel and a proper Shadowrun game.
 
I took the hit and paid the absurd price to get it as a download on my Xbox 360. :) I've never played the PC version and would totally buy it on Steam. Maybe GoG has it. Or maybe I should just settle down and be satisfied with my overpriced Xbox download version. (I did that with Psychonauts, too. I think I bought three different versions of that game.)

Sorry to dominate the thread!
 
Had oddworld on my list, so yay for the daily deal :D
And at the same time, GAH!
I was kinda hoping that the telltale pack would get a deal with 75% of or something...
Buy the monkey island pack or chance that telltale will get a daily?
what to do what to do...
 
Not sure if this is the right place to put this or not -- but if someone has an extra copy of Bioshock 2 from the other day (or wants to start a 4-pack for the current sale price, making it about $16.80 a copy) let me know. I wish I would have grabbed it sooner.
 
[quote name='Hydro2Oxide']I'm surprised no one is talking about Dogfighter, it looks a bit like Crimson Skies. I may bite at this price.[/QUOTE]

I bought it. The game only came out on June 14, so we're lucky it got a discount at all.
 
New update on the Star Wars: The Force Unleashed sound issues. Copied and pasted from the Steam boards.

Hello,

Thank you for contacting Aspyr Technical Support!

Our developers are currently addressing the issue of missing sound effects/music starting in Imperial Raxus Prime. We appreciate your input and patience in this matter and hope to get it resolved promptly.

Our developers are also aware of the 5.1 surround sound issue for SWTFU: USE. Please subscribe to our newsletter for any updates regarding this problem. In the meantime, we can only recommend using an alternate setup.

Feel free to contact us with any further issues or concerns.

Thank you,

Aspyr Technical Support

Imperial Raxus Prime. That's nearly the end of the game, like I said. Actually, I think it happened a level or two earlier for me, but this is the official word.

Suck it, nonbelievers. Money well spent, right? :lol:
 
Nobody ever said it didn't have sound issues. It's just that the presence of those issues apparently caused you to act like a loud, angry child.
 
you need to let it go.
while its nice to know theres a problem, excessive raving about it being a broken piece of crap on which everyone who bought it has thrown their money away is ridiculous.

your posts are generally good, helpful posts, I dont know why youre going bonkers about tfu.

[quote name='Chuplayer']New update on the Star Wars: The Force Unleashed sound issues. Copied and pasted from the Steam boards.

Hello,

Thank you for contacting Aspyr Technical Support!

Our developers are currently addressing the issue of missing sound effects/music starting in Imperial Raxus Prime. We appreciate your input and patience in this matter and hope to get it resolved promptly.

Our developers are also aware of the 5.1 surround sound issue for SWTFU: USE. Please subscribe to our newsletter for any updates regarding this problem. In the meantime, we can only recommend using an alternate setup.

Feel free to contact us with any further issues or concerns.

Thank you,

Aspyr Technical Support

Imperial Raxus Prime. That's nearly the end of the game, like I said. Actually, I think it happened a level or two earlier for me, but this is the official word.

Suck it, nonbelievers. Money well spent, right? :lol:[/QUOTE]
 
[quote name='Jesse_Dylan']Crimson Skies was underrated[/QUOTE]

Undersold? Absolutely. Underrated? I dunno. Practically everyone who has played either Crimson Skies game completely loves them.
 
Yeah, that's probably true. I guess I didn't have an Xbox at the time so was not paying attention (and apparently not a PC to play it on at that time either).
 
[quote name='Jesse_Dylan']Wow, I can't believe there's nothing for me today. :)
[/QUOTE]

I'm surprised there *was* actually something for me today :applause:

I haven't bit on a daily yet because either the price isn't low enough, I already own it, or ,like Bioshock 2, I've already played it and once was enough. Got the Tales of Monkey Island pack though, I've been waiting for a sizable Steam discount for a long time on it.
 
Posted this in the deal thread:

[youtube]rVkrSWIgJPI[/youtube]

Got Dogfighter. My impressions:

This is a multiplayer-centric game. Single-player is just the multiplayer modes with bots. A tutorial would be nice, but there are various help screens you can read to learn what the items do and such.

This game has beautiful graphics and well-designed stages. It also has terribly generic rock music. I'm fine with guitar-centric music, but Dogfighter's soundtrack got old after only one game and I had to turn it off.

Right now, mouse and keyboard is the only way to play. The Xbox 360 controls are terrible! Menu navigation is an absolute chore because of the devs have set the analog sticks to emulate the mouse. The more traditional approach of just instantly scrolling through whatever is clickable would be so much better.

The navigation problem is especially apparent when you die and have to respawn. Forcing gamepad users to slowly scroll the pointer to highlight 'Respawn' and then click it is ridiculous. Respawning (on a controller) should be initiated by pressing A or Start or something.

The good news is they are adding flightstick controls and gamepad controls are likely to get an overhaul. This game has a lot of potential, but it might be a month or two before it's unlocked.
 
So I got the Gothic pack and man is Gothic 2 hard and slow. But for some reason I really like it, I think I am going to to really try to finish it. Just so I can my 2 dollars worth lol.
 
Yeah, it's not the most accessible of games, that's for sure, nor the most fluid or mechanically-inclined. Gothic 3 is a little better after all the patching (including the user-patch, which someone mentioned is stickied in the official Steam thread for the game).

But something about the world and the nuts and bolts behind it all makes it really interesting and fun. Their other game, Risen, is a lot better in my opinion. Can't remember what they're working on now.
 
Nothing for me today again. Already own a lot of it. :) Kind of a disappointment but also a bit of a relief.

What is the deal with Numen? Anyone? There are zero reviews on the internet that I could find and $7.50 is a lot for a risk. (Gonna double-post this on the other thread.)
 
Three days in a row with absolutely nothing I want to buy. Good for me I guess since I'm broke, but still...kinda lame deals.
 
[quote name='Jesse_Dylan']What is the deal with Numen? Anyone? There are zero reviews on the internet that I could find and $7.50 is a lot for a risk. (Gonna double-post this on the other thread.)[/QUOTE]

Jesse, I found this thread on the Steam forums of a user's impressions. Posts #1 and #3 give the most helpful info.

Link
 
Think i'll grab street fighter but then I need a gamepad to play it.
So get a ps2 to usb or get a new gamepad like the 360? Decisions decisions...
 
It's probably not going to get much lower than $7.50. Maybe at CHristmas, $5. I dunno. After reading the Steam thread, I kind of want to just jump on it. I'm not expecting Dragon Age or anything. It looks really fun to me. :)

Oi, decisions.

Edit: Bought it. Even if it's just a single-player WoW kind of thing, though wonkier and less polished, that's okay with me. It just looked fun. Might even try it out when it's done downloading in... 17 minutes.
 
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[quote name='freddy_']Think i'll grab street fighter but then I need a gamepad to play it.
So get a ps2 to usb or get a new gamepad like the 360? Decisions decisions...[/QUOTE]

The Xbox 360 controller is the default controller for PC games that support controllers, so it's a smart buy.

However, if you're just thinking about Street Fighter, a Saturn USB pad would be best.

SaturnUSB.jpg


http://cgi.ebay.com/New-USB-Gray-SE...t=Video_Games_Accessories&hash=item3351786b8c
 
DO NOT buy a 360 controller if you want to use it to play SF. The D-pad on the 360 controllers is horrendous, especially for fighting games.
 
REPOSTED from the deals thread:

Some thoughts on Numen, which I played for 30-60 minutes.

You can't invert the mouselook. This would be a game-breaker on an FPS, but it's not a big deal here (still annoys me tho).

No manual?? How the hell do I figure out how to save the game without a manual? The tutorial keeps saying to see the manual. Yeah, well, I don't have one, and that pisses me off. Maybe I have to hunt for it, but it's not available via right-clicking on the game in Steam.

According to the Duke, you can save at special spots. I can't figure out where/how, though, without the manual.

Definitely MMO combat. The seem to want to wire you into either fighter, mage or ranger. There's nothing stopping you from doing all three, but then I'd imagine your menu bar gets cluttered fast. I was using all three. Start with a disabling bow shot, hit with fireballs til it's in front of me, then hack with my dagger.

Now, after all that bitchin'. If you like RPGs, I think you'd enjoy it for some janky fun and goofy writing. Is it a good game? No. It's definitely entertaining, though. I like it. If you are one of those RPG-lovers who has to have everything that doesn't suck like I am, I think you'd enjoy it. (It's no Witcher, obviously, but I don't think anyone was expecting it to be.)

I'm having a good time. Would sure like to figure out how to save, though, and it would be nice to get some strategy as to what skills to shoot for and how to organize them on my messy menu bar.

Nothing beats the fun of slogging through a dungeon and finding a treasure at the end, playing dress-up with equipment, all that silly stuff. I really like RPGs.

I don't think I'd pay more than $10 for it though. :) $7.50 is okay. $5 would be good. Dunno what the retail price is, but if it's $30 or so, uh, yeah, that's kinda hefty.

A few more thoughts: Don't buy it for the graphics or sound. Bad character models, weak environments. Narrator makes my ears bleed. Again, other than all that... :) I actually like it.
 
[quote name='Jesse_Dylan']REPOSTED from the deals thread:

Some thoughts on Numen, which I played for 30-60 minutes.

You can't invert the mouselook. This would be a game-breaker on an FPS, but it's not a big deal here (still annoys me tho).

No manual?? How the hell do I figure out how to save the game without a manual? The tutorial keeps saying to see the manual. Yeah, well, I don't have one, and that pisses me off. Maybe I have to hunt for it, but it's not available via right-clicking on the game in Steam.

According to the Duke, you can save at special spots. I can't figure out where/how, though, without the manual.

Definitely MMO combat. The seem to want to wire you into either fighter, mage or ranger. There's nothing stopping you from doing all three, but then I'd imagine your menu bar gets cluttered fast. I was using all three. Start with a disabling bow shot, hit with fireballs til it's in front of me, then hack with my dagger.

Now, after all that bitchin'. If you like RPGs, I think you'd enjoy it for some janky fun and goofy writing. Is it a good game? No. It's definitely entertaining, though. I like it. If you are one of those RPG-lovers who has to have everything that doesn't suck like I am, I think you'd enjoy it. (It's no Witcher, obviously, but I don't think anyone was expecting it to be.)

I'm having a good time. Would sure like to figure out how to save, though, and it would be nice to get some strategy as to what skills to shoot for and how to organize them on my messy menu bar.

Nothing beats the fun of slogging through a dungeon and finding a treasure at the end, playing dress-up with equipment, all that silly stuff. I really like RPGs.

I don't think I'd pay more than $10 for it though. :) $7.50 is okay. $5 would be good. Dunno what the retail price is, but if it's $30 or so, uh, yeah, that's kinda hefty.

A few more thoughts: Don't buy it for the graphics or sound. Bad character models, weak environments. Narrator makes my ears bleed. Again, other than all that... :) I actually like it.[/QUOTE]

apparently from reading the reviews, you save (and only save) at campfires

I thought about getting it, but I already own titan quest and thought it was somewhat "meh" the whole time I was playing it, so looking at it, thought it was pretty much titan quest 2.0...and while greek methology is kind of cool, it just seems so generic these days...the video trailer on the steam store page for the game didn't help either (how will you die? ooooooh) but, according to one of the reviews, it was made by only 15 people, so I have to give them credit for releasing a somewhat decent game in comparison to what today's usual dev team for games consists of.
 
See, I always assumed Titan Quest was a Greek Diablo. Am I wrong? If Titan Quest is like this, I might like Titan Quest (and shame on me for missing it on sale.. oops).

I genuinely like this goofy little game. Just hope the menu bars don't prove a problem (they are in WoW, frankly! but I've never heard anyone else complain).

I don't remember seeing a single damn campfire in my first 30-60 minutes. I'm not sure if you can pause either. I understand not wanting someone to exploit a save anywhere system, but yeesh.
 
[quote name='Jesse_Dylan']REPOSTED from the deals thread:

Some thoughts on Numen, which I played for 30-60 minutes.

You can't invert the mouselook. This would be a game-breaker on an FPS, but it's not a big deal here (still annoys me tho).

No manual?? How the hell do I figure out how to save the game without a manual? The tutorial keeps saying to see the manual. Yeah, well, I don't have one, and that pisses me off. Maybe I have to hunt for it, but it's not available via right-clicking on the game in Steam.

According to the Duke, you can save at special spots. I can't figure out where/how, though, without the manual.

Definitely MMO combat. The seem to want to wire you into either fighter, mage or ranger. There's nothing stopping you from doing all three, but then I'd imagine your menu bar gets cluttered fast. I was using all three. Start with a disabling bow shot, hit with fireballs til it's in front of me, then hack with my dagger.

Now, after all that bitchin'. If you like RPGs, I think you'd enjoy it for some janky fun and goofy writing. Is it a good game? No. It's definitely entertaining, though. I like it. If you are one of those RPG-lovers who has to have everything that doesn't suck like I am, I think you'd enjoy it. (It's no Witcher, obviously, but I don't think anyone was expecting it to be.)

I'm having a good time. Would sure like to figure out how to save, though, and it would be nice to get some strategy as to what skills to shoot for and how to organize them on my messy menu bar.

Nothing beats the fun of slogging through a dungeon and finding a treasure at the end, playing dress-up with equipment, all that silly stuff. I really like RPGs.

I don't think I'd pay more than $10 for it though. :) $7.50 is okay. $5 would be good. Dunno what the retail price is, but if it's $30 or so, uh, yeah, that's kinda hefty.

A few more thoughts: Don't buy it for the graphics or sound. Bad character models, weak environments. Narrator makes my ears bleed. Again, other than all that... :) I actually like it.[/QUOTE]

Thanks for the review.

apparently from reading some other reviews, you save (and only save) at campfires.

I thought about getting it, but I already own titan quest and thought it was somewhat "meh" the whole time I was playing it, so looking at it, thought it was pretty much titan quest 2.0...and while greek methology is kind of cool, it just seems generic to me these days...the video trailer on the steam store page for the game didn't help either (how will you die? ooooooh) but, according to one of the reviews, it was made by only 15 people, so I have to give them credit for releasing a somewhat decent game in comparison to what today's usual dev team for games consists of.
 
[quote name='Jesse_Dylan']See, I always assumed Titan Quest was a Greek Diablo. Am I wrong? If Titan Quest is like this, I might like Titan Quest (and shame on me for missing it on sale.. oops).

I genuinely like this goofy little game. Just hope the menu bars don't prove a problem (they are in WoW, frankly! but I've never heard anyone else complain).

I don't remember seeing a single damn campfire in my first 30-60 minutes. I'm not sure if you can pause either. I understand not wanting someone to exploit a save anywhere system, but yeesh.[/QUOTE]

oh, titan quest is more of a diablo...I guess Numen just seemed to be diablo-ish to me...maybe I'm off the mark...but if you like greek mythology and diablo, then you'll like titan quest.

yeah the campfire save issue was something others pointed out in another review, I guess a dev said it was a punishing save system, but to make the player more careful.

and agree with you on WoW, being a shaman, not having a totem mod meant having a lot of totems buttons available. Also I had so many mods when I played, I had a tiny window that I actually saw the game world with.
 
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Ha! Yep, and I have trouble even with just (thinking...) the priest I played, rogue... I like druids maybe the best, but gosh, then ya gotta juggle even more menu bars. Of course you won't be using everything at once at least (thank God). Whenever I take a 2-14 month hiatus, I have to start over because I have no idea how to play anymore.

I'll have to watch out for campfires I guess. I can't believe it doesn't come with a manual. Maybe it's in the game directory somewhere.
 
[quote name='Jesse_Dylan']Ha! Yep, and I have trouble even with just (thinking...) the priest I played, rogue... I like druids maybe the best, but gosh, then ya gotta juggle even more menu bars. Of course you won't be using everything at once at least (thank God). Whenever I take a 2-14 month hiatus, I have to start over because I have no idea how to play anymore.

I'll have to watch out for campfires I guess. I can't believe it doesn't come with a manual. Maybe it's in the game directory somewhere.[/QUOTE]


If you go to the store page, click on "View the Manual" and there you go (all the way on the right side under the single player icon)!

http://store.steampowered.com/app/60800/
 
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