palvand

RIP Vinny and Alex.

You are not prepared...

1. Whipped Cream
2. Noodles of any kind
3. Ham
4. Rap/country/EDM
5. Apple as a company
6. Any Apple products
7. Fighting games (I know right?)
8. Zelda
9. Nuts (including peanuts even though they aren't a nut)
10. Pintrest
11. PewdiePie
12. Markiplier
13. twenty one pilots
14. Skyrim
15. Small dogs
16. Bats
17. Supernatural
18. Most modern platforming games
19. Anime
20. Basically any Japanese game
21. Games with non-voice acted dialogue
22. Children
23. Telltale Games

I could go on but I think you get the point :P

@ripelivejam: I was honestly surprised, I didn't throw up an FPS counter to see what I was getting, I wouldn't be surprised if it was only 15-30. But for a GT640, which is like 7 years old and WAY below the minimum specs (I got a warning when a launched the game) it is pretty good. Not sure how they do it when most newer AAA titles run like garbage on my computer, but I'll take it. :P

Pretty sure this post is against the Community Guidelines.

Also your site was registered 2 days ago, seems a bit sketchy in my opinion. If you're legit, good luck.

So without admitting guilt of any kind, piracy is a super gray area in my opinion. Is it/should it be illegal? Yes. Is it morally wrong? Maybe.

Hypothetically if I were to have pirated games in my life, it was because I legitimately couldn't afford them at the time. Does that make it morally right? No. I now have an extensive enough library of purchased games where I don't have the need to pirate anything, I can just play something I already own. Now, on the other hand, I will never judge someone who pirates a game because they cannot afford it, and neither should you. While supporting game developers is obviously super important, and they pour their souls into their creations, I am a firm believer that your financial well being shouldn't dictate your ability to enjoy the same things the rest of us do. I've seen quotes from several musicians (Garret Rapp from The Color Morale for example) and game developers (I believe Notch is on record) who, to paraphrase, basically said: "Hey, if you can't afford it and need to pirate it, just pay for it when you can." Which is basically how I feel about the issue. If you really have to pirate it, try to pay for it eventually when you can, the developers/artists deserve it.

And not to make this post too long, but for fuck's sake we need to change how copyright law is punished when it comes to piracy. If you get caught, your punishment should be paying for whatever it is you pirated at the MSRP at the time of download. Publishers suing for thousands of dollars is insane, and unjust.

TL;DR: Poor people should be able to experience the same joy as the rest of us. If you can afford the game, don't be an asshole, buy it.

I played a little bit on PC and it was fun when I could actually play. I have good internet, and rarely have connectivity issues, but was constantly disconnected mid-match, couldn't find games, ended up in games of mostly bots, etc. Luckily this was just a beta (probably a stress test) so who really cares? The important thing is this: This game looks really nice on the lowest settings and somehow they manage to make it playable on a crappy graphics card. I have a GT640 and it still ran at a decent FPS and looked great, so props to the developers for using whatever blood magic to make that happen.

Civ 5, probably. Things like Minecraft, Terraria, etc that are more CPU than GPU intensive would work fine. Skyrim would probably not run well even at low settings, but you could try.

@bobbykatz: If you go to your game's page and hit the button that says "Published" you can upload/delete the game files.

While I'm sure that is completely true, I doubt those complaints turn into a loss of revenue.

Born in '92. We weren't very well off growing up, but our neighbor's gave us their Super Nintendo. Eventually for Christmas (I want to say probably 98?) we got an N64 (no idea how my parents managed to afford that). That was really the last console we had until my friend gave me his GameCube in like 2007, and I bought an Xbox 360 from my friend in 2010.