borsdy wrote..the default maps are incredible, and there's enough custom maps and content to keep you busy for a while. also isn't it like $20? it's realy worth it :)
So, correct me if I'm wrong but that means there's a total of 5 maps now? sheesh =\ I think I'll wait another year to consider buying dods...
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Six fingers is notably different than five fingers. :P Point being, when you're talking about rather small numbers, one more or less can make a significant impact.
Anyway, as far as it being worth purchasing or not, I really enjoy DOD:S personally... it has a nice "feel" to it, and unlike CS:S I don't get as annoyed with FPS drops -- likely because my death results in a 10 second wait, not a 3 minute wait. :)
That said, I bought HL2 Silver, so I was only paying an extra 10 bucks or so to get DOD:S thrown in the package (or rather, I paid 10 bucks for the promise of DOD:S, which was eventually fulfilled). It's a bit spendier now, unfortunately.Comment
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I also bought silver and have had a fun time with DoD:S.
Thanks for the high res pack, now I have something besides DoD:S and Quake 4 to play with my 7800 GT and jerk off.
Speaking of steam purchases, I bought Darwinia and it got unlocked while I was at CPL so I only played the first level and then stopped. I really feel bad for having not gone back yet, but I just keep playing Counter-Strike 1.6 or the console game of the moment(Call of Cthulhu).Comment
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I've been waiting for Call of Cthulhu since like 2002. I heard the game is really good for the Xbox, and they've been developing one for the PC too (which is not just a crappy port, so they're probably quite different). I remember watching videos way back where the monster AI seemed to be extremely smart, peeking around corners and going beyond the arbitrary and/or straightforward AI of other many other games.
How is it? I heard it's not getting its deserved publicity.Comment
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