I require your assistance. I have been unemployed since Christmas. Now, normally this isn't a bad thing for me, I save and budget myself 20 bucks a month, and it gets me by for doing stuff with friends.
This all changed, I can no longer use 20 bucks a month, mainly to focus more on my girlfriend and to keep my parents happy that I'm not spending much. HOWEVER, I have decided to get a game, or make a steam purchase. this game should be able to last me a long time, but I'm not sure what to get.
I have a good internet connection, but I have already gotten the most out of Assassins Creed 2 that I think I will want to on my friend's 360. I own a PC, nothing else.
Other Games I own and like (both from friend's 360 and my PC):
Fallout 3
Oblivion
Morrowind
KOTOR 2
L4D
Halo 1-3
Gears of War 1+2
Portal
Half life 1 (but none of the others... I dont like them, just for reference)
STALKER Shadow of Chernobyl and Clear Sky, Call of Pripyat is already going to be added once I steal my friend's copy.
You get the picture. Real time combat RPG's, shooters, and a small dabbling in puzzles.
My first choice would be Team Fortress 2. I heard its HIGHLY ADDICTIVE, but I am faced with a small decision. VALVe games normally give me migraines and motion sickness. However on my PC they don't seem to occur. (a couple hours of portal and nothing, when a half hour started to nag on me on the consoles) I am ready to consider the orange box. But I noticed that if I fork over a few extra bucks, I can get TF1 in addition to TF2. It should be noted that I already have portal for free, thanks to the good deal that is going on right now in steam.
So, a little help? I'm not set on TF2 or the orange box by any means, just exploring my VALVe options. Any (serious) suggestion is welcome, no matter the brand.
For a little info, I dont think metro 2033 could run on my PC, and Just Cause 2 (a big expense I'm not sure of taking on, but goddamn was that fun when my buddy rented it...) makes me nervous, it might be chuggy. I run Oblivion on high, and Fallout 3 on medium-high (basically medium with HDR on rather than Bloom and a 1280x 800 or whatever resolution)
Thanks.
This all changed, I can no longer use 20 bucks a month, mainly to focus more on my girlfriend and to keep my parents happy that I'm not spending much. HOWEVER, I have decided to get a game, or make a steam purchase. this game should be able to last me a long time, but I'm not sure what to get.
I have a good internet connection, but I have already gotten the most out of Assassins Creed 2 that I think I will want to on my friend's 360. I own a PC, nothing else.
Other Games I own and like (both from friend's 360 and my PC):
Fallout 3
Oblivion
Morrowind
KOTOR 2
L4D
Halo 1-3
Gears of War 1+2
Portal
Half life 1 (but none of the others... I dont like them, just for reference)
STALKER Shadow of Chernobyl and Clear Sky, Call of Pripyat is already going to be added once I steal my friend's copy.
You get the picture. Real time combat RPG's, shooters, and a small dabbling in puzzles.
My first choice would be Team Fortress 2. I heard its HIGHLY ADDICTIVE, but I am faced with a small decision. VALVe games normally give me migraines and motion sickness. However on my PC they don't seem to occur. (a couple hours of portal and nothing, when a half hour started to nag on me on the consoles) I am ready to consider the orange box. But I noticed that if I fork over a few extra bucks, I can get TF1 in addition to TF2. It should be noted that I already have portal for free, thanks to the good deal that is going on right now in steam.
So, a little help? I'm not set on TF2 or the orange box by any means, just exploring my VALVe options. Any (serious) suggestion is welcome, no matter the brand.
For a little info, I dont think metro 2033 could run on my PC, and Just Cause 2 (a big expense I'm not sure of taking on, but goddamn was that fun when my buddy rented it...) makes me nervous, it might be chuggy. I run Oblivion on high, and Fallout 3 on medium-high (basically medium with HDR on rather than Bloom and a 1280x 800 or whatever resolution)
Thanks.