People need to seriously learn to rehost images.Captain J wrote:If it's actually ownerless, hope you have responsibility to pet a cat! Then it would be happy.Good news, but it says You must be logged in to do that.comet1337 wrote:starbound now has a BFG
yes
yes i accept this
just need to find one and see how it works
i already did after cpt j pointed it out
Thanks. The whole process took me a while, and I forgot I made that post. I formatted my drive after backing up my most important folders, including Appdata.Eruanna wrote:Save everything. People always say "reformat" but don't - it's not worth it. As long as it scans clean you don't have much to worry about (unless it has some undetectable viruses but even that's unlikely).
For a virus scanner, I usually recommend Avast as it's the least annoying out of most I've tried. However Windows Defender is also pretty good (and it's included with Windows anyway).
Everything else - just use what you already have. If you use Firefox, keep using Firefox. Or Chome if Chrome, etc.
Also, save your "Appdata" folder. It helps when reconfiguring the new system.
That's why I play on the second-easiest setting. Unfortunately, it doesn't apply your own splash damage to you - not even the push factor - meaning rocket jumps are impossible...Viscra Maelstrom wrote:i just finished the first Serious Sam over here (the classic version, since the HD version was giving me unplayable lag.) aside from some screen-tearing i couldn't seem to fix, the game ran okay. and man, i wasn't prepared for the game to be this hard. even on Normal, it can get a bit excessive in the later stages with how much stuff gets thrown at you. but i'm also surprised at the humble length of only 5 hours total. i guess they upped the scale of the levels with the sequel. overall, aside from some annoying as hell parts of the game, it was pretty fun, and it looks surprisingly good for being a 15 year old budget game. now to move on to Second Encounter, which i actually have finished before.
Each map is designed around pistol start. When some maps are easy or small romps, others are large and labyrinthine, with an arsenal to match. Why would you want to do that?DoomKrakken wrote:Trying to tweak the DUMP 1-3 maps so that the only thing they take away from you is the keys... XD
Seriously, I hate losing my hard-earned inventory. XD
As I said... I hate losing my hard-earned inventory. Try playing it with Guncaster, Trailblazer, or D4D... there's a lot of stuff you can get in those mods. But to lose all progress with those mods, it's just plain frustrating. I won't be able to achieve the status of ammo-stuffed juggernaut from starting over and over again. I might as well just play each individual map as separate maps, rather than as a conglomerate of forced-pistol-start maps.Project Dark Fox wrote:Each map is designed around pistol start. When some maps are easy or small romps, others are large and labyrinthine, with an arsenal to match. Why would you want to do that?DoomKrakken wrote:Trying to tweak the DUMP 1-3 maps so that the only thing they take away from you is the keys... XD
Seriously, I hate losing my hard-earned inventory. XD
2016 is not over yet. Please don't tempt fate.FuzzballFox wrote: ...thanks December what else are you gonna throw at me...
You never said you were playing it extra-modded. I guess when you're playing it that way, balance is already out the window.As I said... I hate losing my hard-earned inventory. Try playing it with Guncaster, Trailblazer, or D4D... there's a lot of stuff you can get in those mods. But to lose all progress with those mods, it's just plain frustrating. I won't be able to achieve the status of ammo-stuffed juggernaut from starting over and over again. I might as well just play each individual map as separate maps, rather than as a conglomerate of forced-pistol-start maps.
I get the appeal of the whole thing, but the only place where I'd want a pistol start is at the very first map. That's it. XD
