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It’s still a showcase game for what’s possible with high end ray tracing as well as being a very quirky and surreal storyline, absolutely worth it for anyone who hasn’t already got it
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AccidentalDenz
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I've been trying to give away my copy of Control over on the giveaway thread for ages. I guess I'm stuck with it! 😆
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Already have it so yep lol
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That's another one added to the library
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Yesterdays Epic giveaway
Orcs Must Die 3 - silly outright fun
Orcs Must Die 3 - silly outright fun
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Ah - there I was thinking the game was top secret so the name of it was blanked out....
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You lot don't whack me but I haven't collected any of the epic games so far so............
Erm............ Forgot🙄😕👉👈👀
Erm............ Forgot🙄😕👉👈👀
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Today's Epic is the classic Kingdon Come: Deliverance
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I'm not a big fan of competitive or multiplayer games, however for those who like... 
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great game! Have it on Steam, enjoyed v much. Has big lobbies, realistic ww2 shooter type.I'm not a big fan of competitive or multiplayer games, however for those who like...
P.S. if you have the SteelSeriesGG app they're giving away the Red Steel DLC for it (but the key might be for Steam only I'm not sure)
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Thanks for the information, however I don't play online/competitive games because I have a terrible network at home and, more importantly, I don't like them. I am sure someone else will take your advice anyway.
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Just a heads up, Elite: Dangerous is currently on giveaway on Prime Gaming, gives an Epic store key
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Elite Dangerous is the definitive massively multiplayer space epic, bringing gaming's original open world adventure to the modern generation with a connected galaxy, evolving narrative, and the entirety of the Milky Way re-created at its full galactic proportions. Starting with only a small...
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AccidentalDenz
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A game I've always had my eye on, but given the sheer scale of it, never gone near as I would literally get lost in it!Just a heads up, Elite: Dangerous is currently on giveaway on Prime Gaming, gives an Epic store key
Claim Elite Dangerous with Prime Gaming | Included with a Prime membership
Elite Dangerous is the definitive massively multiplayer space epic, bringing gaming's original open world adventure to the modern generation with a connected galaxy, evolving narrative, and the entirety of the Milky Way re-created at its full galactic proportions. Starting with only a small...
A while back, I read about a guy who didn't stock up enough fuel travelling the galaxy and ended up stranded in the arse-end of nowhere. He was left sending out mayday calls until a rescue mission could be organised. They gave him enough fuel to travel to the nearest planet to restock properly. He was 141 light years out of the way!
Elite Dangerous player stranded for three months has been rescued
An Elite Dangerous pilot who was stranded in the darkest void beyond the galaxy has been rescued by a group of interstellar breakdown mechanics.
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A game that uses maps of our galaxy as a basis of the game's galaxy is an awesome idea, but that story is a lesson in resource management that I never take on board when gaming!
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That's mental!!!A game I've always had my eye on, but given the sheer scale of it, never gone near as I would literally get lost in it!
A while back, I read about a guy who didn't stock up enough fuel travelling the galaxy and ended up stranded in the arse-end of nowhere. He was left sending out mayday calls until a rescue mission could be organised. They gave him enough fuel to travel to the nearest planet to restock properly. He was 141 light years out of the way!
Elite Dangerous player stranded for three months has been rescued
An Elite Dangerous pilot who was stranded in the darkest void beyond the galaxy has been rescued by a group of interstellar breakdown mechanics.
A game that uses maps of our galaxy as a basis of the game's galaxy is an awesome idea, but that story is a lesson in resource management that I never take on board when gaming!
Do you reckon he was so into the game that he revelled in those 3 months dead in space?
I find that really funny, I can totally get being that lost in a game. With the original Final Fantasy 7 on PS1, I got lost in the desert for months, literally months, just fighting randomly generated skirmishes and doing the odd mini game that cropped up. I didn't regret a second of it either, loved every minute!
Apparently when I was very little, I'd line up toy trains in a row, move the first one forward a bit, then move the second one behind it, and just continue along to the end train. Then I'd move the first one forward a bit more, and so on and so on.
There's definitely something not right with me.
AccidentalDenz
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The fact that he was all the way out there for 3 months and it still took a few weeks for the rescuers to actually reach him is just insane to me. And the player was only 140-odd light years away from the main areas that players usually stick to. Makes you realise just how mindboggingly big the galaxy is. And we're just one galaxy out there...That's mental!!!
Do you reckon he was so into the game that he revelled in those 3 months dead in space?
I find that really funny, I can totally get being that lost in a game. With the original Final Fantasy 7 on PS1, I got lost in the desert for months, literally months, just fighting randomly generated skirmishes and doing the odd mini game that cropped up. I didn't regret a second of it either, loved every minute!
Apparently when I was very little, I'd line up toy trains in a row, move the first one forward a bit, then move the second one behind it, and just continue along to the end train. Then I'd move the first one forward a bit more, and so on and so on.
There's definitely something not right with me.
I'm sure he revelled in the first few days he was dead in space. Then it probably sunk in just how far away any rescue mission would be.
Nope, definitely something not right with you, but I love the story! 🤣🤣
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Sounds like you were creating an early version of British rail 😂😂😂That's mental!!!
Do you reckon he was so into the game that he revelled in those 3 months dead in space?
I find that really funny, I can totally get being that lost in a game. With the original Final Fantasy 7 on PS1, I got lost in the desert for months, literally months, just fighting randomly generated skirmishes and doing the odd mini game that cropped up. I didn't regret a second of it either, loved every minute!
Apparently when I was very little, I'd line up toy trains in a row, move the first one forward a bit, then move the second one behind it, and just continue along to the end train. Then I'd move the first one forward a bit more, and so on and so on.
There's definitely something not right with me.