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I watched "The man who knew too much" from the 50s yesterday. Doris Day might be the female role he likes. Obedient. Her husband tells her what to do, she is on a nervous breakdown constantly. Good times?

I prefer modern women anytime!!

Donaudampfschiffahrtskapitänsmützenhalter.

New games without bugs are always a good thing.

I'm not excited just because my backlog is huge, I maybe play this in about ten years when it has gotten a bit smaller.

That's the problem, there are too many games and so little time. But I agree, this doesn't seem to be the next unfinished buginfested piece of shit but actually worth it's money.

If you would now excuse me, I've got to get back to Arx Fatalis. Backlog...

Same. The moment you don't understand the dialogue then it's not important, that moment it's about atmosphere. Worked great for me. I enjoyed the sound mixing in this movie!

Thank you! I have about 5 games on steam, so I haven't installed it on my system. The only interesting one is Doom 2016, so for a moment I thought I could download the installer as a backup without having to use steam anymore in the future when I do want to play it again. Would have been nice. Thanks for clarifying!

So no installer then? Or can you download that separately?

So it's possible to download the installer through steam, store it somewhere and ten years later I can just start the installer without having steam on my system?

Asking out of curiosity, I don't use steam, I never thought that would be possible?

I replayed Mirror's Edge a few days ago, with modern hardware in 4k, it still feels stunning! It has aged exceptionally well, thanks to the art style.

The only thing I did not like were the fights. They slow the gameplay and just felt tacked on as an afterthought, thankfully many fights can be avoided by simply running past the enemy.

Highly recommended!

You have to understand, this modern internet thing is an undiscovered country to our society.

I had this on my first installation a few years ago, but then never again. I'm using Pro.

I miss cheats, there are times I just want to be in god mode without having to download dubious trainers.

Besides that I agree with everyone, micro transactions, loot boxes, games as a service, always online are an instant "no buy". Also DRM. If it's not on gog I don't buy it.

For me it was the other way around. FMA had the better story with a drift at the end into the twilight zone, while FMAB drifted into a generic action show. I never understood the hype.

"Bullshit. Lies! That guy's sister heard from her hair stylist's cousin that he read an article on Facebook that they implant Alien Neonazi microchips with every vaccine that make you gay and dumb!"

Those people are lost to science, let's face it.

The second one is also a masterpiece! The only FMV game that actually doesn't suck!

And for anyone who wants to play part 3 read the guide to get it to run smoothly on the gog forum. Believe me, you don't want to play it without the guide.

https://i0.wp.com/boingboing.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/quake_is_for_everyone_german_.jpg?resize=600%2C413&ssl=1

This German ad for Quake is awesome too!

I did not know this trailer, thank you! Awesome movie!!

They make The Crew unplayable in a month, without any chance to ever play it again.

And they expect me to pay 70 € for this? What?

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, oh, no, you won't!

That Gabe that made not owning shit you paid for popular?

Be careful what you wish for...

One good thing that came out of this mess was that I discovered Gamer's Nexus, information packed and down to earth. I'd rather have 20 minutes of information than 5 minutes plus 15 minutes showmanship.