Good computer games
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Panda wrote:Hellgate London.
i'd rather wait till they have learnt how to not bill for the same thing thriceFrom players criticizing game mechanics to players who got charged several times for their extra content subscription, Hellgate: London sure experienced a rocky launch.
Flagship admitted the game's problems, listed and promised to fix them ASAP:
"Dear Customers,
We realize many of you are experiencing a variety of problems. We at Flagship and Ping0 are working hard to address these issues.
Our current top priorities are:
- Resolving any remaining problems related to billing and subscriptions.
- Fixing two known bugs which cause players to sometimes lose items (one related to dual focus/dual melee, and one related to loading issues).
- Making improvements to memory usage in order to reduce "Memory Exhausted" crashes.
- Fixing a known issue with the user interface which causes the application to lock up intermittently.* An issue which occasionally prevents characters from being able to load or switch instances.
- General chat interface improvements. (Many improvements are in the works).
- Random disconnects and lag.
- Allowing higher resolution textures and models for other players.
- Various known problems with being able to continue interrupted side quests.
- Remnant quest items not getting destroyed and "clogging" up inventory.
- Continued problems with saving / loading Engineer Drone items.
- Invisible party members.
- The nanoforge not correctly improving rare and better armors.
- Getting stuck on collision.
Some of these are issues which will be fixed as soon as possible and go live in upcoming patches, some will be in our upcoming content patch, and others are issues on which we will make gradual improvements to on a continuous basis.
Of course we also have a more extensive bug list as well as lot of general improvements and new content in the works. Everyone here is working full-time to support Hellgate. We appreciate your patience.
-The Hellgate: London team"
eve online sounds awesome but i played it for like 2 months and it is awesome sometimes but unless you get in a good corp or something the game is 90% sleepily boring and 10% epic pure win. I absolutely hated how long you have to wait for new skills; MONTHS! all i wanted was a malediction or an interdictor and there is really no way to skill up at an accelerated rate as far as i found/could afford without spending the time skilling up in something besides an awesome pvp build. It IS a cool game, just too much boredom imo.
Re: Good computer games
Slutmanored wrote:As a suggestion of myself, I recommend Black & White
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The one I'm currently building is a web based game called e-spies
at e-spies.com
Though this game is rather awesome, and I'm going to be devoting some time to learning how to map in this game. Frankly I mapped for 7 years in HALF-LIFE but seeing this game, and how it's a huge collaborative effort is inspiring to say the least.
at e-spies.com
Though this game is rather awesome, and I'm going to be devoting some time to learning how to map in this game. Frankly I mapped for 7 years in HALF-LIFE but seeing this game, and how it's a huge collaborative effort is inspiring to say the least.
Re: Good computer games
NOT HUMAN! :)Caydr wrote:Slutmanored wrote:As a suggestion of myself, I recommend Black & White
I really really loved Black & white, tough I eventually got tired of it, mainly because it takes too long to achieve something and villages require constant caring (If will leave then be they will never build anything for example). Still, its a great game and anyone who never played should give it a try