In New Vegas, I unlocked the achievement for discovering 125 locations, but not the one for discovering 50. It seems to have unlocked on a later playthrough. I also reached level 50 without getting the achievements for reaching level 20 or 30. That is fairly messed up. Not sure if I should delete the post or not.
This is one of the responses for a new dota hero :D http://hydra-media.cursecdn.com/dota2.gamepedia.com/c/cb/Tech_rare_05.mp3
Too much stuff. Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon x2 (x1 Gift) [$3.75] Dishonored (Gift) [$4.99] Fable: The Lost Chapters (Gift) [$3.99] Planetary Annihilation [$17~] Endless Space [$8~] Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion [$7.99] Star Wars Battlefront II (Gift) [$3.50~] Assassin's Creed: Liberation +1 DLC [$9.99 & $1.49] Torchlight II [$4.99] World of Goo (Gift) [$1~] Risk of Rain [$2.49] The Wolf Among Us [$8~] XCOM: Enemy Within [$9.81] Broken Age [$8.50~] Shadowrun Returns [$6.24] Battleblock Theatre (Gift) [$3.74] []= Price (Gift)= Something I gave someone ~=Approximately
I bought myself Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon and some TF2 stuff, and got Borderlands 1 GOTY and Battleblock Theater as a gift.
Dead Island: Epidemic 7 Days to Die To the Moon Far Cry 3 The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Enhanced Edition Hotline Miami Dead Island Riptide Dead Island: Riptide - Fashion Victim Dead Island: Riptide - Survivor Pack Risk of Rain The Witcher: Enhanced Edition Director's Cut Defy Gravity Extended E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy Papers, Please Metro Last Light Complete BattleBlock Theater Rogue Legacy Saints Row Ultimate Franchise Pack Nether Space Pirates and Zombies Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning - Collection ORION: Dino Horde Outlast Syberia Bundle The Blackwell Bundle Nidhogg SimCity™ 4 Deluxe Edition Kerbal Space Program Guacamelee! Gold Edition The Secret World They Bleed Pixels PAYDAY™ The Heist Surgeon Simulator 2013 RollerCoaster Tycoon® 2: Triple Thrill Pack RollerCoaster Tycoon®: Deluxe Delver Super Amazing Wagon Adventure Noir Syndrome Pixel Piracy Awesomenauts Goat Simulator Mars: War Logs How to Survive METAL SLUG 3 Cult of the Wind Diehard Dungeon System Shock 2 Space Engineers PAYDAY 2 Octodad: Dadliest Catch Arma 3 Orcs Must Die! Franchise Pack Bioshock Infinite: Columbia's Finest Chivalry: Complete Pack Dust: An Elysian Tail The Swapper BioShock Triple Pack Wolfenstein: The New Order Thief BioShock Infinite - Season Pass I guess I'll have to actually start playing games with you guys :O EDIT: Out of all these games, I suggest To the Moon the most. If you havent yet, GO BUY IT NOW. Legit was crying actual manly whisky tears at multiple points in that game.
Lets see: Dark Souls ($6) Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance ($15) PAYDAY 2 DLC (~$13) Cloudbuilt ($3) Battleblock Theatre x 2(~$6) Mass Effect Anthology (1 and 2) (~$7) Papers Please (~$3?) Spacechem (free!) Mercenary Kings ($10) Borderlands 2 Psycho character (~$6) Dark Souls II ($32 - not from steam but I did buy during the sale)
Well let's see here. Broken Age [Installed] {Played through all that's available} Torchlight II [Installed] {Played briefly with friends} The Wolf Among Us [Installed] Shadowrun Returns [Installed] XCOM: Enemy Within [Installed] {None in the DLC, but 60+ hours in XCOM} Battleblock Theatre [Installed] That's a better track record than I usually have. Honestly, the reason I didn't install any of the Strategy games (Planetary Annihilation, Endless Space, Sins of a Solar Empire) is because if I did I'd be pouring millions of hours into them and not even trying any of the others. I'm actually currently on a "Get my worth out of my library" kick, since I've got so many games I haven't played. Most recently this has included Bastion, Atom Zombie Smasher, Broken Age, and Limbo. Ah, To The Moon. The game that ripped my heart out and stomped on it. It's really interesting to me how such a small and simple game can have a massive impact, when some AAA titles try their best to make you feel emotions and fall flat.
Only other game that made me even remotely tear up at the end was Wolfenstein: The New Order (lol rite?) and Portal 2. Wolfenstein because my whole family is in the military and Portal 2 simply because of how overwhelming it was that everything was finally over, along with the lyrics being what they are... ;_; gawd I feel sad again
I found it hard to be sad about Wolfenstein's story - I think it was pretty good, way better than I was expecting it to be given the nature of the franchise - but I just couldn't feel too emotionally invested in the characters because the whole thing was, not sure how to explain this, but kind of juxtaposed with too much stupid stuff for me to take it seriously.
The only video game story I specifically remember being sad about was in Deus Ex. I failed to detect the imposter mechanic on my first playthrough, causing Jock's death just as he choppers you in to the last level. I knew his death was my fault, and that it could have been avoided. Besides, he was one of my favorite characters, even if he was a rather minor one. He had a lot of personality. I'm sure there are other video game stories I've gotten emotionally attached to, but that's the only one I immediately recall.
SPOILERS: Yeah, thats understandable but tears were in my eyes when he had the flash back when he was with Anya and they had kids and the voice over goes "Its agony to dream like this and wake up to reality. Sometimes, truly, its good to remember what you're fighting for" and then at the end when Anya says "I believe there are still places on this Earth where people can go and be happy!" and Will says "I do too, but not for me and for you" and then the elevator gives way, leading to his death. Dunno, its probably just me though
