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papamudd on 19 March 2014
deskpro2k3 said:
papamudd said:
deskpro2k3 said:
I just got my BioFrame Diagnostics package.


awesome i got one as well... what power did you get after taking the test? again?

90% Concrete.

This is the discription. or all i can remember from it. lol
Concrete Conduitism allows subjects to absorb, project, and manipulate concrete at will. Some Concrete Conduits can also send tremors through hardened concrete.

that sounds cool! I got smoke I was wondering if there were more powers as the regular test seemed to only give people water



Talal said:
I will permaban myself if the game releases in 2014.

in reference to KH3 release date

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mornelithe on 20 March 2014

The Last of Us picks up yet MORE hardware, straight from GDC 2014.

Game of the Year - The Last of Us
Best Narrative - The Last of Us
Best Game Design - The Last of Us
Other less important awards that were handed out in sympathy of other developers who've been shafted over having released games in the same year as Naughty Dog:

Ambassador Award - Anita Sarkeesian (First woman to ever win the award, Bravo!)
Best Visual Art - Bioshock Infinite
Best Technology - Grand Theft Auto V
Best Handheld/Mobile Game - The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds
Best Audio - Bioshock Infinite
Pioneer Award - Brandon Beck and Mark Merrill of Riot Games
Best Debut - The Fullbright Company (Gone Home)
Innovation Award - Papers, Please
Lifetime Achievement Award - Ken "The Godfather of Playstation" Kutaragi
Audience Choice Award - Kerbal Space Program
Best Downloadable Game - Papers, Please



Aldro on 20 March 2014

Jesus christ Infamous looks amazing visually. JUST ONE MORE DAY!



Pibituh on 20 March 2014
mornelithe said:

The Last of Us picks up yet MORE hardware, straight from GDC 2014.

Game of the Year - The Last of Us
Best Narrative - The Last of Us
Best Game Design - The Last of Us
Other less important awards that were handed out in sympathy of other developers who've been shafted over having released games in the same year as Naughty Dog:

Ambassador Award - Anita Sarkeesian (First woman to ever win the award, Bravo!)
Best Visual Art - Bioshock Infinite
Best Technology - Grand Theft Auto V
Best Handheld/Mobile Game - The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds
Best Audio - Bioshock Infinite
Pioneer Award - Brandon Beck and Mark Merrill of Riot Games
Best Debut - The Fullbright Company (Gone Home)
Innovation Award - Papers, Please
Lifetime Achievement Award - Ken "The Godfather of Playstation" Kutaragi
Audience Choice Award - Kerbal Space Program
Best Downloadable Game - Papers, Please


*Pioneer Award - Brandon Beck and Mark Merrill of Riot Games  (League of Legends)
Papers, Please. Great surprise, never played that game. Even tho I've seen it before, maybe I should give it a try  ~



mornelithe on 20 March 2014
Pibituh said:
mornelithe said:

The Last of Us picks up yet MORE hardware, straight from GDC 2014.

Game of the Year - The Last of Us
Best Narrative - The Last of Us
Best Game Design - The Last of Us
Other less important awards that were handed out in sympathy of other developers who've been shafted over having released games in the same year as Naughty Dog:

Ambassador Award - Anita Sarkeesian (First woman to ever win the award, Bravo!)
Best Visual Art - Bioshock Infinite
Best Technology - Grand Theft Auto V
Best Handheld/Mobile Game - The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds
Best Audio - Bioshock Infinite
Pioneer Award - Brandon Beck and Mark Merrill of Riot Games
Best Debut - The Fullbright Company (Gone Home)
Innovation Award - Papers, Please
Lifetime Achievement Award - Ken "The Godfather of Playstation" Kutaragi
Audience Choice Award - Kerbal Space Program
Best Downloadable Game - Papers, Please


*Pioneer Award - Brandon Beck and Mark Merrill of Riot Games  (League of Legends)
Papers, Please. Great surprise, never played that game. Even tho I've seen it before, maybe I should give it a try  ~

I've actually heard great things about it for the past several months, so it's definitely worth a look, that's for sure.



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vivster on 20 March 2014

There is a new thread about more Infamous powers. I haven't clicked yet but oh the temptation.



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Pibituh on 20 March 2014
mornelithe said:
Pibituh said:
mornelithe said:

The Last of Us picks up yet MORE hardware, straight from GDC 2014.

Game of the Year - The Last of Us
Best Narrative - The Last of Us
Best Game Design - The Last of Us
Other less important awards that were handed out in sympathy of other developers who've been shafted over having released games in the same year as Naughty Dog:

Ambassador Award - Anita Sarkeesian (First woman to ever win the award, Bravo!)
Best Visual Art - Bioshock Infinite
Best Technology - Grand Theft Auto V
Best Handheld/Mobile Game - The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds
Best Audio - Bioshock Infinite
Pioneer Award - Brandon Beck and Mark Merrill of Riot Games
Best Debut - The Fullbright Company (Gone Home)
Innovation Award - Papers, Please
Lifetime Achievement Award - Ken "The Godfather of Playstation" Kutaragi
Audience Choice Award - Kerbal Space Program
Best Downloadable Game - Papers, Please


*Pioneer Award - Brandon Beck and Mark Merrill of Riot Games  (League of Legends)
Papers, Please. Great surprise, never played that game. Even tho I've seen it before, maybe I should give it a try  ~

I've actually heard great things about it for the past several months, so it's definitely worth a look, that's for sure.


Yes, indeed. He actually won 5 awards this evening.  I couldn't be more surprised ~



mornelithe on 20 March 2014
Pibituh said:
mornelithe said:
Pibituh said:
mornelithe said:

The Last of Us picks up yet MORE hardware, straight from GDC 2014.

Game of the Year - The Last of Us
Best Narrative - The Last of Us
Best Game Design - The Last of Us
Other less important awards that were handed out in sympathy of other developers who've been shafted over having released games in the same year as Naughty Dog:

Ambassador Award - Anita Sarkeesian (First woman to ever win the award, Bravo!)
Best Visual Art - Bioshock Infinite
Best Technology - Grand Theft Auto V
Best Handheld/Mobile Game - The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds
Best Audio - Bioshock Infinite
Pioneer Award - Brandon Beck and Mark Merrill of Riot Games
Best Debut - The Fullbright Company (Gone Home)
Innovation Award - Papers, Please
Lifetime Achievement Award - Ken "The Godfather of Playstation" Kutaragi
Audience Choice Award - Kerbal Space Program
Best Downloadable Game - Papers, Please


*Pioneer Award - Brandon Beck and Mark Merrill of Riot Games  (League of Legends)
Papers, Please. Great surprise, never played that game. Even tho I've seen it before, maybe I should give it a try  ~

I've actually heard great things about it for the past several months, so it's definitely worth a look, that's for sure.


Yes, indeed. He actually won 5 awards this evening.  I couldn't be more surprised ~

Yeah there were some other awards handed out earlier in GDC that were only mentioned briefly (that they'd won) in the article I saw.   Papers, Please also won the Seumas McNally grand prize for Best Independent Game



vivster on 20 March 2014
BeatdownBrigade said:

If you have any questions for me feel free to ask.


How fluid is the game? Any major FPS drops?



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BeatdownBrigade on 20 March 2014
vivster said:
BeatdownBrigade said:

If you have any questions for me feel free to ask.


How fluid is the game? Any major FPS drops?


None that I experienced. There was only one moment where there was a delayed sound to something I destroyed. It wasn't a major delay, but slightly noticeable. There was a lot going on-screen during that moment. But video was pretty flawless in my experience.