The engine seems kinda janky. Turn shadows down to Low and you'll get a huge increase in performance. Though for me I wasn't getting 60fps.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kero-chan
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The engine seems kinda janky. Turn shadows down to Low and you'll get a huge increase in performance. Though for me I wasn't getting 60fps.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kero-chan
vsync?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kero-chan
That's funny. Before the sale started that's all I was hoping for too.Quote:
Originally Posted by taggart6
I hope its not a Steam issue. I have a hard copy of NWN2 and I remember it running pretty well after all the patches.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kamakazie
From what I've read, the game's shadows just have issues on ATI cards.Quote:
Originally Posted by taggart6
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Originally Posted by Kamakazie
Strange since I'm running an ATI card but saw no issues on the box copy.
http://forums.steampowered.com/forum....php?t=1695383Quote:
Originally Posted by taggart6
This is where I got my information from.
No issues with my Nvidia but OMG the camera sucks.
Not discounting your words just saying I didn't see any issues on my old copies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kamakazie
I got a lot happier when I found the Free Camera option under the Strategy tab in the options menu.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wurm
I found it but it seemed not to change anything... I'll try it again.
thanks for the info, i'll tweak the shadow settings later.
It was originally an issue with AMD processors. I got free retail NWN2 with my. 8800 GT and it was all janky on my AMD cpu. Same thing with my NWN diamond edition. Built an intel system and nwn2 worked ok. I tried to play nwn diamond with my intel/ati sysyem and the main character would be missing, but his shadow not. I didnt bother trying to fix it and uninstalled. Now i will reinstall diamond and turn shadows off. I always wantes to run all the expansions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kero-chan
Played NWN2 on my amd/ati rig and I saw no issues in the first 15 min of the first act after the tutorial.
Seems to run fine for me.
Steam Sales damaged the ol' bank account, lol.
Quake Pack
DOOM Pack
Amnesia
Assassin's Creed 1+2
Batman: Arkham Asylum
BioShock 1+2
F.E.A.R. 1+2
Grand Theft Auto Complete
Mirror's Edge
The Witcher: Enhanced Edition
RUSH
Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale
Mafia 1+2
Plants .vs. Zombies
I think the totals ~$100 US. I have 2 accounts so I can buy European and Australian games. I did buy many Valve packs for guys at OCAU so I did spend like 400$ but I got the money for the Valve packs.
They currently have that Penny arcade game on sale for 2.99. Anybody have any positive thoughts on it and also I'm not 1000% sure but I think I read that it's an unfinished story. There should have been another episode but never came out?
The game is too slow for me, I couldn't get into it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Farmer_BOB
There are 2 games out and there was meant to be another but it never happened. Rather than just leaving the story hanging, Tycho actually published the story in written form on Penny-Arcade.com.
I personally really enjoyed the humor and the old school style adventure/RPG elements. I'll agree it's a bit slower than something like Costume Quest, which it generally has a similar vibe to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kamakazie
*Edit: If I'm not being clear. I'm all for purchasing the games if you don't have them. $2.99 is definitely worth it in my mind.
King Arthur is 2.99 (85% off). I played the demo and it is a pretty fun game. Seems like a Fantasy version of Empire Total War. I'd say it is worth a go.
I was thinking about this last week as I am rereading The Lord of the Rings books for the umpteenth time. Tolkien took all the good names. I sure would not want to have to come up with new Fantasy names. Many of them just seem absurdly fake to me these days:
http://www.sharkyforums.com/images/i...2011/02/24.jpg
I have enjoyed it. The fantasy side is cool with some neat spells/skillsQuote:
Originally Posted by Timman_24
While that's often true, generally the crappier games have crappier names. And that game is a prime example.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kung_Fu_Fighter
I always found the names in BioWare and The Elder Scrolls games to be very good. Sometimes a touch generic, but that's going to happen eventually at times.
You saying it was fun was enough to make me order it...Quote:
Originally Posted by Timman_24
Good point, that was where I was going with it. Many of the really good names have been used up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spaceman Spiff
Batman: Arkham Asylum Game of the Year Edition is on sale today on Steam at 75% off, making it a steal at $7.50.
I'm going to have to finally pull the trigger I believe, I've wanted the game for awhile ever since I played the demo, but my back log of games has always been too long to justify the purchase (actually my back log is still huge lol), but at this price I think it is a steal.