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  2. Cyberpunk 2077

    in Coin Op Arcade

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    48 minutes ago, Jake O. Rhodes said:

    The 1.04 patch has definitely helped. It feels playable now, although there is still plenty of work to be done.

    I still don't have a clue what to do with any of the hacking or crafting stuff.

    Has anyone got any good build ideas? I started off thinking I'd be stealthy but it feels like going in all guns blazing is going to be more effective a lot of the time.

    I tried to go non-lethal, couldn't so I changed to Rambo-esque and that's how I will finish my first playthrough. My second, third and so on playthrough will definitely explore other playstyles. Melee only, Grenades and LMG, Cyberhacker with pistol. There are many possibilities how to approach this game for sure.

  11. Pens and Papers

    in Coin Op Arcade

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    5 hours ago, Rukaru Shida said:

    One of my players is gonna run Tomb of Annihilation on Roll 20 and I am excited! I'mma play a dwarven life cleric who has taken up adventuring to bring glory back to his clan name... just so he can get back to cooking and brewing in a tavern. 

    Which tavern does he cook in? My Dwarf Druid would love a visit!

  12. Steam/PC Mega Thread

    in Coin Op Arcade

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    24 minutes ago, Forked Out said:

    So all of my Steam games are crashing. Disco Elysium is opening to the logo screen and then closing. No error message. No anything. I tried Divinity and it's not even getting that far. It says "Starting" and then does nothing and goes back to the "Start Game" button.

    Can you verify game cache for the games that do not load/work?

  16. Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord

    in Coin Op Arcade

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    Greetings warriors of Calradia!

    After eight years of blood, sweat, and tears, Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord's Early Access release is finally upon us. In just a few short days you will be able to gird on your sword, don your armour, summon your followers and ride forth to win glory on the battlefields of Calradia!

    But before we move on to discuss the release of the game, we want to take a moment to talk about the current coronavirus pandemic. It probably goes without saying, but this certainly isn't the scenario we envisaged for the release of the game. However, we have tried to make the best of a bad situation and thankfully, with the help of our IT team, have been able to continue work on the project from home. This has come with its own challenges of course, but we are still very grateful and lucky to work in an industry where it is possible to work remotely, which we know isn't the case for many of you. It might seem like a pretty ideal time to release a game (after all, everyone is at home right!?), but we know that the current situation has placed a lot of people in a difficult position when it comes to balancing their finances and risking their health.

    With that in mind, we have decided to make the game available for 10% off for the first two weeks of sale. In addition to this, anyone who owns any previous Mount & Blade title will be eligible for an additional 10% off in select digital stores. Also, you can breathe a sigh of relief because there won't be a delay... In fact, quite the opposite! We have decided to bring forward the release of the game to 10.00 am UTC, March 30th.

    So, you know the release date and the price, but what content is included in the Early Access release?

    In singleplayer, you will have access to Custom Battle and Campaign game modes. Campaign is a new and somewhat more structured approach to the Mount & Blade experience that blends a storyline and key events with the traditional sandbox gameplay that our players are familiar with. Campaign aims to provide players with clear goals and missions that can lead to a successful conclusion to a playthrough. However, if you refuse to take any direction and prefer to plot your own rise to power, you can simply ignore the campaign missions and go about your business!

    During a campaign playthrough you will do most of the things that you would expect from a Mount & Blade game, including creating your own character with their own backstory; exploring a vast, re-envisioned continent of Calradia; hiring companions to accompany you on your journey; raising warbands and armies to devastate your enemies on the battlefield; conquering towns and castles; progressing your character skills and equipment; learning and mastering the game's much-improved combat mechanics; and commanding and fighting alongside your troops; among a host of other things, many of which have been featured in previous blog posts!

    And while there is definitely plenty of content for players to dive into and enjoy, we must be clear in reminding you that this is an Early Access release. There may be bugs and glitches, there will certainly be balancing issues, some features may be missing or currently disabled, and certain aspects of the game might not receive full-support until later down the line. You can expect to see reused scenes (our eventual aim is that each town and castle will have its own unique scene) as well as other types of placeholder content, such as voice lines, animations, quests, etc.

    In terms of multiplayer content, you can expect a continuation of the recent multiplayer beta, which features 4 different game modes: Skirmish, Captain, Team Deathmatch, and Siege. We will continue to work on multiplayer throughout Early Access by introducing new features, game modes, and other additional content. We expect to enable our community to host private servers closer to the full release of the game.

    Our current plan is to localize the game into the following languages: French, Italian, German, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Spanish and Turkish. However, during EA, localisations for these languages may be missing entirely or may be incomplete. Other languages may be added later.

    If you would like to experience everything that Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord has to offer, then we strongly encourage you to hold off on buying the game until the full-release.

    Finally, we would like to announce that we are officially drawing a close to this series of blogs. With the game on the verge of release, we would prefer to switch our attention and limited resources to work alongside our community. Of course, if we feel that we have something newsworthy or a new feature that we want to highlight and discuss, we will share a post, but for now, this will be our last scheduled blog post.

    We wish you all the best during these difficult times and hope you and your family stay safe. Now go wash your hands!

     

    Good on them for recognizing the current situation of what's going on in the world. 

    Who else is excited for the release? I know I am.

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  17. General Gaming Thread

    in Coin Op Arcade

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    12 hours ago, OctoberRaven said:

    Still playing M&B Warband. Two factions off the board, a third is all but officially gone, and two to go. Only thing that can stop a full Nordic Caladria now is if the Rhodoks and Khergit team up.

    Of the two, Rhodoks are the weaker as the Khergit stole some Sarranid territories from under me while I was mopping them up. OTOH Khergit can't use horses to defend sieges...

    I am so ready for Bannerlord.

  18. Formula One 2020

    in Myke's Sports Bar

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    This weekend’s season-opening Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne has been cancelled. The news follows McLaren’s withdrawal from the race on Thursday, after one of their team members tested positive for the coronavirus.

    A statement issued jointly by F1, governing body the FIA and the Australian Grand Prix Corporation read: "Following the confirmation that a member of the McLaren Racing Team has tested positive for COVID-19 and the team’s decision to withdraw from the Australian Grand Prix, Formula 1 and the FIA convened a meeting of the other nine team principals on Thursday evening. Those discussions concluded with a majority view of the teams that the race should not go ahead.

    "Formula 1 and the FIA, with the full support of the Australian Grand Prix Corporation (AGPC) have therefore taken the decision that all Formula 1 activity for the Australian Grand Prix are cancelled.

    "We appreciate this is very disappointing news for the thousands of fans due to attend the race and all ticket holders will receive a full refund and a further announcement will be communicated in due course.

    "All parties took into consideration the huge efforts of the AGPC, Motorsport Australia, staff and volunteers to stage the opening round of the 2020 FIA Formula One World Championship in Melbourne, however concluded that the safety of all members of the Formula 1 family and the wider community, as well as the fairness of the competition take priority."

     

    https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.formula-1-fia-and-agpc-announce-cancellation-of-the-2020-australian-grand.KKpXZDcd77WbO6T0MGoO7.html

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