 Grim Fandango
#2867 posted by Drew on 2009/09/12 08:24:05
Anyone know where it can be downloaded?
 Hmm
#2868 posted by nonentity on 2009/09/12 13:24:39
You mean legally or illegally?
Legally I'm not sure, but I'd check steam, they have loads of Lucas Arts shiz nao (not on my own machine atm so can't login and check if this is the case), failing that try amazon or ebay.
Illegally I would be hesitant to link to any warez sites, let alone directly to a download link, but I'm sure if you're looking for a place to acquire backups of software you've lost the discs for then this article would probably be a good place to start; http://torrentfreak.com/25-great-pirate-bay-alternatives-090822/ (RIJ nazi funded, profiteering, arrogant arse wipes (Raped In Jail in case you were wondering))
 L4D Custom Campaigns
#2869 posted by anonymous user on 2009/09/15 16:30:01
Anyone tried one of them? Are they any good?
Like http://www.l4dmaps.com/details.php?file=33 or http://l4dmaps.com/details.php?file=70
Where is the #tf campaign?
 So Um
#2870 posted by Drew on 2009/09/19 02:17:25
pretty sure I already asked this and then forgot, but does anyone know where I could download or order a real copy of grim fandango?
 Steam
#2871 posted by DaZ on 2009/09/19 10:02:48
 "unreal Deal" - 16eur On STEAM
#2872 posted by Jago on 2009/09/19 11:29:15
"unreal deal" for 16eur on steam: Unreal Gold, UT99: GOTY, UT2004, UT3
 Oh And
#2873 posted by Jago on 2009/09/19 11:30:04
Unreal2 too but noone gives a shit about that one
#2874 posted by Zwiffle on 2009/09/19 14:38:11
Actually I didn't give a shit about any of them but I bought it anyway.
 Tales Of Monkey Island
#2875 posted by Spirit on 2009/09/19 16:59:18
You can get Tales of Monkey Island for "free" (e-mail address) today: http://www.telltalegames.com/playlikeapirate
 Well
#2876 posted by Drew on 2009/09/19 19:48:31
I'm pretty sure Grim Fandango isn't on steam...
whatever, I'll figure it out.
 Icycle
#2877 posted by metlslime on 2009/09/24 05:11:32
a flash platformer with a cool art style, and some quality learn-by-dying gameplay:
http://www.dampgnat.com/icycle
(it is finishable, i finished it)
 Will Check That One Tommorow
#2878 posted by ijed on 2009/09/24 06:44:21
 Icycle
#2879 posted by pjw on 2009/09/25 04:08:18
Getting a 403?
 Pjw:
#2880 posted by metlslime on 2009/09/25 10:26:42
seems to be getting slashdotted/metafiltered/something last few days. I couldn't get in on two days ago, but yesterday it worked. Might have to come back later.
 By The Way
#2881 posted by ijed on 2009/09/25 14:03:44
I didn't big that link up enough:
http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/511754
It's a shift style game but much better with a decent story, artwork and sound. Gameplay is the fairly standard puzzle / platformer, but hits the spot for the frustration to I'll just finish this level balence.
The user made levels are surprisingly good as well.
#2882 posted by necros on 2009/09/26 08:51:14
have there been any good action rpg games lately? something played from third person and not a diablo click-fest? sp, ofc.
 Necros...
#2883 posted by bal on 2009/09/26 10:39:24
Fallout3 maybe?
Risen is coming out next week (that's from the guys who made the Gothic games), wonder how that will turn out.
#2884 posted by JneeraZ on 2009/09/26 12:19:22
Seriously, Fallout 3. Best RPG to come out in years.
 Necros
#2885 posted by spy on 2009/09/26 14:17:17
pirates of the caribbean(by bethesda), is very good rpg game,
#2886 posted by necros on 2009/09/26 19:34:38
i wasn't very impressed with fallout 3. i just really hate the oblivion engine but i knew what i was getting into when i got it-- i just really wanted it for the post-ap theme.
i'll keep an eye out for risen, but i don't know if i'll be able to find pirates of the caribbean.
#2887 posted by Zwiffle on 2009/09/26 20:15:14
I really liked Mass Effect. It had this cool 80s dark sci fi vibe. The music was bad ass. The story is also pretty good, and promises to weave a fairly complex tale when the 2nd and 3rd ones come out.
 Mass Effect
#2888 posted by DaZ on 2009/09/27 09:49:45
was indeed very good! I would recommend it in a heartbeat if you have enjoyed any of Bioware's other games.
I still recommend Mount & Blade to anyone with a pulse, it might not be a fully fledged rpg, but its close enough, and the battles are just epic =)
#2889 posted by necros on 2009/09/27 10:10:52
i've played ME, and yeah, it was quite good. :)
i see mount and blade has a trial version, so i'll take a look :)
#2890 posted by necros on 2009/09/27 23:37:41
played a bit of mount and blade. it's ok, i guess, although i tend to like to play magic characters, it's still nice to see a game with no magic at all.
my beef with the game is that it's generic, but that's to be expected with a sandbox game. it's also pretty hard. that or i'm doing it wrong.
i took a quest to train up some dudes in a village. unfortunately, all the villagers i trained got killed in the ensuing battle and the village was sacked.
after that, i ran into a roaming group of dudes who kicked my ass and took me prisoner.
so after loosing my horse and some of my stuff, i did some crappy courier quests for a bit of dough and picked up a fast horse and a spear which seems to work a lot better than the axe i started with. it's still pretty hard to connect with enemies though.
 Hard At The Start
#2891 posted by DaZ on 2009/09/29 04:09:50
it is quite hard to start out in the game, the best advice I could give it put 2 or 3 points into leadership on your main character as fast as you can, so that you can get an average size army together, even if it is composed of villagers with butter-knives!
Once you have the numbers, the packs of bandits and deserters will stop attacking you, and will actually start running from you on the world map, this allows you to pick your battles and give you the edge.
Also, its worth finding some hero characters pretty quick. Check taverns in all the major cities, these characters level up like your character does, and you can equip them and assign skill points in the same way also.
You will want to find a good doctor hero, with points in the 3 "healing" skills. Another nice hero to find (or sculpt an existing hero to fit) is a trainer, if you have a hero with the training skill (higher is better!) then they will train anyone in your army and they will gain experience every day even if you don't engage in combat.
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