Utterly Mad

Quote from: Caconym on April 24, 2015, 02:30:03 am

Quote from: Bubbadoo on April 23, 2015, 08:28:55 pm

Quote from: Vulnus on April 23, 2015, 08:08:59 pm

Yo, did not want to make another thread for this but: Skyrim has gone on sale for (last I checked) five bucks so people who want it go get it, probably the cheapest you'll get it for a few years.

Crap, and I can't even get on Steam to buy it because my PC is broke. 

The fact your even on the internet to post this means you could possibly access the steam store to buy it.

Oh I could see that going well with my parents.

''Hey I need your credit card to buy a game that I can't play until the PC is fixed or a new one is bought.''

I'd have to get my laptop fixed before I can propose I get it. I don't have a credit card, I only have physical money... and no, not enough money to buy a decent laptop.

Protip: Go down to your local Gamestop or CVS and buy a Steam gift card. It's how I've been forgoing the "parent factor" in purchasing video games for a while now.

Quote from: Bubbadoo on April 25, 2015, 12:34:24 am

Quote from: Caconym on April 24, 2015, 02:30:03 am

Quote from: Bubbadoo on April 23, 2015, 08:28:55 pm

Quote from: Vulnus on April 23, 2015, 08:08:59 pm

Yo, did not want to make another thread for this but: Skyrim has gone on sale for (last I checked) five bucks so people who want it go get it, probably the cheapest you'll get it for a few years.

Crap, and I can't even get on Steam to buy it because my PC is broke. 

The fact your even on the internet to post this means you could possibly access the steam store to buy it.

Oh I could see that going well with my parents.

''Hey I need your credit card to buy a game that I can't play until the PC is fixed or a new one is bought.''

I'd have to get my laptop fixed before I can propose I get it. I don't have a credit card, I only have physical money... and no, not enough money to buy a decent laptop.

Protip: Go down to your local Gamestop or CVS and buy a Steam gift card. It's how I've been forgoing the "parent factor" in purchasing video games for a while now.

Some walmarts sell them too.

Ok let me just walk ~51 miles to the nearest wal-mart/CVS/Gamestop in Las Vegas. Remember I live in a small town called Sandy Valley in the arse end of nowhere the biggest shop we have is a general store.

Does that General store have those gift cards that you could use for anything? Those work for steam too.

If they have, I have never seen them.

YO Guys, okay Arma series is on sale, with Arma 3 being like half off, and Arma 2 is like 8 bucks.
oh and Arma 3 has a free weekend.

I bought Arma III a while back and played Atlas Life a little bit. It was fun playing as the Go-Kart Bandito, rolling up to gas stations, robbing them blind, then giving a little bit of the cash to the hostages I took. Then I'd zoom off into the wilderness only to have several 911 calls placed on my head.

It all ended when I was held out in a hospital with half a clip of pistol ammo and nothing but my striped-T and cargo shorts. The cops used lethal JUSTICE FORCE on me and I didn't make it out. Was arrested while bleeding out. Ended up getting killed in jail by the prison guards.

I remember you telling me that swag pink tank. DEATH BY TAAAAAANKS!

Oh, I wanted so fuckin much to buy the hitman games, but my parents won't give me money.

Oh Undertale how I will buy you during the winter sale. Listen I got Caves of Qud because I need a roguelike fix, and I'm tired of playing DF's broken adventure mode and Cata:DDA's unbalanced gameplay (you're either a God, someone who abuses the movement system, someone who stacks things and min/max's to victory, or a fucking skrub).

I would've gotten Undertale because I know nothing about it other then the combat and the style its presented in, but there was another game that I got that was heralded by everyone for being the second coming of quirky RPGs and that was Lisa. And while I liked Lisa's story for what it was, the combat and mechanics weren't my cup of tea because I'm not a JRPG guy. Same with Earthbound, I couldn't wait to get my hands on it and play it, I played up until after the first boss and I got kinda bored because random encounters aren't my cup of tea.

Its like all these games are coming out with great stories, but they use a JRPG system. And while Undertale seems to have fixed my problem with it, I don't think its worth the $10s if I'm only going to get 6 hours of quirky fun gameplay. I'll get it during the winter sale, and I promise I'll stream it... either that or Fallout 4. It depends if Fallout 4 is still considered "good" by December.