I'm making a game about a mentally deficient black lesbian triple amputee from Mexico who gets AIDs from a Schnauzer and has to fight a bunch of helmeted Sci-Fi bros on moving platforms and sh*t, I think you'll love it.
Yeah, it has some technical issues. I usually only play it in short bursts, half-hour at a time, maybe, so I'm not really bothered by it. Plus every time you start the game up you get to sit and listen to the main menu music for a while. So dope.
I think to call it daunting is a bit much. The difficulty of building a computer is extremely exaggerated, while it may take a couple hours to learn enough to put one together it doesn't take much more than that a few google searches and youtube videos. It's quite simple.Masenkoe
Yes, the difficulty is exaggerated, but I was speaking to the perception of Valve's probable target audience, not to the reality. The thought, I guess, would be "oh my, all those wires and boxes and stuff, I can't do this" or simply "that's inconvenient, I'm feeling lazy." Steam has always been about convenience, so this approach seems natural on Valve's part.
[QUOTE="jg4xchamp"]Riddick is the better game. The Darkness had the better plotand the better leadin Jackie Estacado. jg4xchamp
Yes.
No, that's ridiculous. Both were insufferable ass-wipes. One just had more hair is all.
One of them isn't Vin Diesel. Clearly a bonus.
[spoiler] What didn't you like about Jackie? I get that he's whiny I guess at times, but I don't know...I was pretty much focused in on the part where Paulie and that f*ck shroeder needed to get worked for their hoetry [/spoiler]
I suppose it was him posing with handguns in the loading screens. Vain mother f*cker. Also, he's a spaghetti-eating subhuman contract killer with a bad, nigh unidentifiable accent whose only redeeming virtue seems to be that he cares about his girlfriend. For starters.
The core gamer looking at PC gaming? Why limit themselves? Build a rig and get the full experience. darkspineslayer
A daunting task for the novice. Someone looking to get into PC gaming might not want to go to the trouble at all, and probably wouldn't like the idea of paying for a ridiculously priced pre-built PC either.
Valve, I think, is trying to ease into that sweet-spot in between.
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