And what is an valid argument in your opinion ? I have 140 h in the game so I used an argument of discovery as a highlight of my ER discussion. It is after all what fascinated me the most in my playtrough .
I was serious xD I don't even use another viewing way than the default XDDDPriceless
In that case...no comment...
...its on the menu, create dynamic library (genre, tags, etc), I never use it either
Thanks! 
So basically you make the parameters and afterwards steam auto sorts any new game with those parameters. Not bad hehDynamic steam group auto sort games by a label you choose (example, platform, rogue like etc etc). It is dynamic because when you buy a new game it automatically goes in that list if the game meets the same label you selected. For example you make a dynamic list by rogue like label and if you buy a rogue like game it goes automatically in that list. Don't know if I was clear enough
It depends on what you want to comment. You basically gave some reasons of why you like it. These had nothing to do with why the game isn't worth 5 or why Retro had no arguments
So he played for few hours and he has arguments to say the game is not worth 5 $ while I played for 140 h and I don't have arguments to say why its worth more ?
Bout where I'm sitting, except I could run it...I'm just too cheap and have too many other games I want atm to pay for it...but it does 'look' good.
Now we're arguing over how to argue?
I would never argue with Lucky Strike don't worry , just curious about thisBout where I'm sitting, except I could run it...I'm just too cheap and have too many other games I want atm to pay for it...but it does 'look' good.
And ftr I ignored the hype entirely, never even glanced at it until dante posted an 8-Bit clone video
Now we're arguing over how to argue?
Good job luck
I believe shes saying nobody pointed out what constitutes a game as having more worth...what actually makes a game valuable?
I'm stepping out of this one, I get her point, but I also see yoursI would never argue with Lucky Strike don't worry , just curious about this
I mean all of the above , and you are right , as soon as a person invest themself into the project its stops being objective and turns into subjective.
You are missing my point entirely
That's my domain xD Sorry, I can't help myselfNow we're arguing over how to argue?
Good job luck
Pretty muchI believe shes saying nobody pointed out what constitutes a game as having more worth...what actually makes a game valuable?
Is it extreme graphics? Is it playtime? Each user decides what gives a game value based on personal preferences...therefore making this argument practically moot.
Just as an aside, I thought you were the only person who said anything worth reading
That's because most people don't know how to impartial and comment objectively, not because it isn't possible to be done.
more like copy/paste the link, but yeah, that'll do too
yeah, I know, but to be honest it isn't called 'DEMO' or 'PROLOGUE', so maybe it's just a free version w/o some additional details (less save slots or no new game+, for example)Missed a pretty BIG factor here...
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Oh you...bucky lustard!...
what da...?... o0This is what I got looking, speaking of RDR2
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it helps to organize games in lists by tags (like 'visual novel', 'female protagonist' or 'first person shooter' for example), but often it works bad 'cause of some sh1theads using the wrong tags on their games.
Unfortunately, no, you are NOT the one who create those parameters, 'cause otherwise that would be perfect system to use...((
Think you misunderstood, she meant parameters as in "tags" and "genre", so basically you do.
Your throwing X and Y into everything isn't helping either...although it does make a POINT (programming lol)
you can't create a tag at Steam, only use the preexisting one so basically you don't, at least as far as I know...
jesus the train he's driving is so sexy in yellow & black
it's Freeanywhere Giveaways again...((
