I am furthermore wholly uninterested in seeing "3000 hours I don't recommend borderlands 2 because borderlands 3 isnt coming to steam at launch", and "0 hours hello from pol night in the woods is a sjw game" which ignoring random reviewers also solves
yeah going to go with "it's a dupe" unless I find a specific caveat that doesn't work ("can you add epic games to your steam library as non-steam games")
More specifically, what happens if you use your hook on a enemy player? Do you pull him to the zipline? Do you get let go of the zipline and fly to the enemy?
"the CSM is a body of elected players who serve as lobbyists for various player factions and work closely with developer CCP Games to provide feedback about the game and weigh in on the design of new features"
Basically they're an elected board of player representatives who liase with the game developers
Players on the CSM are expected to keep any information they learn as part of their tenure there confidential, so that e.g. CSM members can report bugs and balance issues even when properly reporting them involves revealing sensitive information about what their corp is doing; this guy allegedly did not, but instead funneled CSM secrets back to his corp to give them an advantage
@ToxicFrog they also get to know planned changes in advance, many of those affect the economy and you can earn a lot of ISK if you have insider information.
I know that the main story mode occurs the three day time period(54 minutes in our world). So how do I achieve the Fourth Day glitch? Are there some functions that don't work on the Fourth Day?
As the title states, is there any other downside other than the obvious $350/month charge for the edict? Will the workers have less fun, be more tired, or anything one should be aware of?
> Sales of Anno 1800 will be discontinued on Steam after April 16th, due to a publisher decision to limit distribution of the game. The publisher has assured us that all prior sales of the game on Steam will be fulfilled on Steam, and Steam owners will be able to access the game and any future updates or DLC through Steam.
We don’t know whether or not the game will become available on Steam again in the future. We wanted to let you know in advance so you can buy the game on Steam if you wish.
ok, so if i search for "Anno 1800 removed from steam" as opposed to "anno 1800 news steam" i get an announcement and not just the steam pages
yep, was brought by Epic (because it costs no money to release on both Steam and Epic) and checking the Epic Store can't find a single mention of the 3rd Party Account or DRM that Steam Lists
@Memor-X It's part of that deal Ubisoft has going with them for some reason, I hope they knock that out before the next Assassin's Creed game comes along
@Memor-X right, my point is that it took them like 14 years to get around to it and Epic seems to have launched without a lot of features we take for granted on Steam
Like offline mode, or the ability to search for games
@ToxicFrog well there's some even more basic features like a cart which predate steam that they are missing. it's a problem with Agile where they put out the Minimum Viable Product
and not sure who decided to skip on being able to search for games when the plan is to get these "exclusives"
like you can get away with it if your library is small but Epic wan't to be as big as possible
and the lack of a search in a growing library means worse discoverability, more so with indies who i bet will get pushed under the rub for the AAA who have the marketing budgets to pay Epic for front page spots
this is like Metro: Exodus where they pull out from steam after being available for it
Better way about doing this, release on both Steam and Epic and if you want more customers to buy from Epic, have a lower price on there compared to Steam
They don't want "more people to buy from Epic", though, they want the bigger cut that Epic gives them (i.e. they want everyone who is at all convinceable to buy from Epic) and inking the exclusivity deal makes their cut even larger.
My understanding has been that Epic pays companies a large flat fee to become an Epic exclusive, so once they get that money it doesn't even matter if anyone keeps buying the game
@ToxicFrog yeh, which they could still get without the whole exclusivity thing. like the likes of EA and Ubisoft would benefit more from people buying from their platforms than from either Steam or Epic and EA already tries to "entice" more Origin purchases with the pre-order charts
More specifically, what happens if you use your hook on a enemy player? Do you pull him to the zipline? Do you get let go of the zipline and fly to the enemy?
I know that the main story mode occurs the three day time period(54 minutes in our world). So how do I achieve the Fourth Day glitch? Are there some functions that don't work on the Fourth Day?
As the title states, is there any other downside other than the obvious $350/month charge for the edict? Will the workers have less fun, be more tired, or anything one should be aware of?
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Time: 4/8/19 3:39 PM
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