I'd say you got the best out of it around that time. Late 90s/early 2000s were amazing for PC games. Don't get me wrong, there's some really cool indie stuff these days, but it's just not the same.Originally Posted by Fer!
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I'd say you got the best out of it around that time. Late 90s/early 2000s were amazing for PC games. Don't get me wrong, there's some really cool indie stuff these days, but it's just not the same.
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I feel like such a PC gamer right now.
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If it doesn't work on Windows 7 I may cry.Why bother, the full game should be like 520MB, it will take you the same time to look for the disc.
I said "may".
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I was on Windows 7 when I played it.If it doesn't work on Windows 7 I may cry.
I said "may".
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Fantastic news. Time to put some bullets in dicks.I was on Windows 7 when I played it.
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Sounds like one of Ray's many pass times.
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I also put dicks in shells.Sounds like one of Ray's many pass times.
I call it cockshot.
Soramimi cake~
*notices the few people actually watching the LPs are on*
So, I'm considering abandoning the DS2 LP, since somebody else has already done one.. And I may replace it by expanding the demo one. Thoughts?
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Good news: disc with Solder of Fortune demo has been located.
Bad news: it's a "low violence" demo.
Booooo.
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Just download the full game.
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...aaaand it's stuck at the preparing setup screen. LAME.
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At this rate I'll have to.Just download the full game.
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Wooot.
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Got it working.
Alas, too tired to play. Bedtime.Evening, gentlemen.
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SCIENCE.
By which I mean go ahead. I haven't really been following the DS2 LP anyway.
Probably going to play it myself eventually and I'd prefer to go in clean.
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