Human Revolution is a good game, but it's just that, only that it carries the name deus ex. I found it to be pretty straightforward, not nearly as deep and immersive as the first one.
Not sure if you mean HR or HD, either way, theres a set of mods that enhance visually the old engine and also improves ai
I really don't get what's going on, this profile design and idea of trading cards is just bollocks
Masenkoe
I'm not complaining, they don't interfere with anything and you can make real money off of them.
How? Before you just saw the profile description, a list of the most played games this week and your rating, and below your screenshots and comments. Now it's a very big mess that hurts my eye.
[QUOTE="superclocked"][QUOTE="Elann2008"]Hmm some of these indie games hate MSI Afterburner, which i use to take screenshots.Elann2008
You can take screenshots with Steam, too... I find the Steam screenshot functionality repulsive. xD :P It's clunky and I prefer MSI Afterburner a lot more. I finally got it working for Dust: An Elysian Tail, but when I tab out, it goes bonkers again; so i just don't tab out any more. Good game though. I find steam to be the most comfy way of getting screenies. It's flawless, except when it refuses to upload the images :P It's a bore having to upload them later to some external site like image shack for sharing..
Mines looking like before. Don't know why are they making steam so painfully ugly, adding all that useless stuff like trading cards and bloody disgusting new profiles.
I was as happy as can be with the screenshot sharing feature and the community page, but from there onwards they're overloading steam with useless features making it more messy and slow... i just want to play :(
Ever since Steam has become my hub for gaming, I tend to forget that Steam sometimes doesn't have every game that's being released. Can you guys give me an idea of what I have missed over the past few years? Anything major or great I should look back on?
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