fastbilly1 wrote:I will say it again, to me I do not care if I beat the game, I just have alot of fun getting the stories from it when I play. Every time I play I come away with a narrative that I really enjoy - even if my wife gets tired of hearing about them...
fastbilly1 wrote:I will say it again, to me I do not care if I beat the game, I just have alot of fun getting the stories from it when I play. Every time I play I come away with a narrative that I really enjoy - even if my wife gets tired of hearing about them...
It's always sad when you lose a crewmember...
Can you name your crewmembers in FTL? I wish this game was a little more TV friendly.
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fastbilly1 wrote:I will say it again, to me I do not care if I beat the game, I just have alot of fun getting the stories from it when I play. Every time I play I come away with a narrative that I really enjoy - even if my wife gets tired of hearing about them...
It's always sad when you lose a crewmember...
Can you name your crewmembers in FTL? I wish this game was a little more TV friendly.
I believe you can rename the crew members.
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Stark wrote:I wish this game was a little more TV friendly.
Are you a Big Picture guy?
I am. I really like playing PC games on my TV with an Xbox controller and most games are designed to do that. It won't keep me from playing a game like FTL, but it would be nice if it took TV's into consideration. The Swapper is a good example of a game that is still playable on the TV even though there is no controller support.
MrPopo wrote:I believe you can rename the crew members.
Always helps make the stories more poignant and interesting if you get to name your crew.
Let strength be granted, so the world might be mended...so the world might be mended.
Stark wrote:I am. I really like playing PC games on my TV with an Xbox controller and most games are designed to do that. It won't keep me from playing a game like FTL, but it would be nice if it took TV's into consideration. The Swapper is a good example of a game that is still playable on the TV even though there is no controller support.
I really like the idea of Big Picture. Though for me, in my gameroom, it makes more sense to just be gaming at my desk most of the time. And yeah, I use a 360 controller. And most games that "don't support it," I MAKE THEM support it. (I just figured out how to use 360 controller on Source games for instance).
noiseredux wrote:I really like the idea of Big Picture. Though for me, in my gameroom, it makes more sense to just be gaming at my desk most of the time. And yeah, I use a 360 controller. And most games that "don't support it," I MAKE THEM support it. (I just figured out how to use 360 controller on Source games for instance).
What do you do in Source? I usually use something like Joy2Key, Xpadder, or Pinnacle.
I was probably the only person on this forum to play Diablo III with a controller on PC. It didn't work too well.
Let strength be granted, so the world might be mended...so the world might be mended.
fastbilly1 wrote:I will say it again, to me I do not care if I beat the game, I just have alot of fun getting the stories from it when I play. Every time I play I come away with a narrative that I really enjoy - even if my wife gets tired of hearing about them...
I'm coming to that point as well. The game is just a lot of fun to go through and try out different techniques or learn new things about the game.
I am proud (or not) to say that I make it to Sector 8 every time on easy . I need to get my strategy down for the rebel boss (rebel scum!) because it just wipes me out all the time.
. I need to get my strategy down for the rebel boss (rebel scum!) because it just wipes me out all the time.