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Teammates can’t steal your kills in PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds now, thanks to assists
Nidhogg 2 is a more violent, more colourful successor to the indie duelling game
Don't let that sway you. Nidhogg is one of the most fun multiplayer indie games I've played over the last couple of years. Especially local multiplayer, it's hilarious. :)
Intel’s AMD-topping $2,000, 18-core uber chip “is not a response to the competition.”
Game on!
Intel Coffee Lake - 8th Gen Core >30% faster than Kaby Lake and here by the holidays
im still on the nehalem i7 920
Lawbreakers PC is getting better thanks to the PS4 port
I can account to a whole 24 minutes of gameplay here. Steam timer seems to be off as I participated in multiple of the Betas :P
Either way, the game lacked depth to me. Gun-play wasn't satisfying, and the anti-gravity zones didn't bring much at all to the combat.
EDIT: Spelling
I see your 24 minutes and raise you 29!
Which is probably not accurate either. I cut my internet FPS teeth on Cliffy B's arenas in UT games but I just didn't like the feel of Lawbreakers at all. It seemed like there was no fluidity in movement and it all felt clumsy, I just couldn't get into it.
(BTW - I also played more than timer here suggests - only an hour or two in two different betas).
(edit - changed words & stuff)
Payday 2’s DLC is being consolidated into an Ultimate Edition - all future add-ons will be free
Here's Palmer Luckey wearing a bikini top and tights cosplaying as MGSV's Quiet
Imagine how I feel after writing it.
Buy any Nvidia 10-series GPU and get For Honor or Ghost Recon Wildlands free
Since Nvidia can't add the game to your library automatically (at least not on Steam, don't know if they made something with Ubisoft), I would assume that you'd get your key after verifying that you own the hardware it comes with. After that you should be able to give the key to a friend.
But I don't know, I'm just guessing.
Nvidia Shield review: ringing the death knell for the little living room PC
I've always had serious input lag issues with the Steam Link, even over a gigabit Powerline setup. Playing games which require split-second timing, such as driving or sports games, I found impossible.
This is the first streaming device where I can game with no compromise whether I'm streaming from or playing directly on my home rig.
But if you're playing slow-paced games the Steam Link's low-grade hardware is okay. I did enjoy messing around with the Raspberry Pi as a Steam streamer for a while too ;)
"Computer says no".Reply
Sounds like your trying to justify a boycott after your wallet said no XD