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Trelliz wrote:

Brerlappin wrote:

Karl wrote:

Lagamorph wrote:It looks like it's turned out to be fake fortunately.

It's too late to backpeddle. Brer was found hanged this morning.

Its true. RIP me

RIP in peace sweet prince, you were too cheeki breeki for this world.

Captian Kil wrote:

Rightey wrote:I recently dug out Dawn of War: Dark Crusade, and am playing through the campaign, I feel like I should be able to zoom out further, but nope that's it.

It's very fun, but if you asked me if I loved it I'd probably say no, but when I think about it I've actually played the campaign about 4 times with different races. It's weird that it didn't leave more of an impression on me.

Get mods. I reinstalled DC with the Apocalypse mod (adds extra factions and titan weapons) and an additional and must have extra for it was the ability to zone right out.

Captian Kil wrote:Might as well have an admin that is active on the server. Is that too bizarre?

Cheeky Devlin wrote:Windows 10 update has strawberry floated up my microphone and all my audio settings.

Bollocks.

Valve appears to be cracking down on sexual content in Steam games, with three separate developers claiming that they've been told their games will be taken off the platform if they don't remove some of their most explicit content.

All of the games have anime-style visuals and are overtly sexual in nature, but their genres vary. Lupiesoft, developer of a visual novel called Mutiny!!, said it had been contacted by Valve about "reports of pornographic content" in its game. The developer says that it makes "sexy games" containing nudity, but that "nothing in Mutiny!! violates [Valve's] guidelines", and that the game's publisher MangaGamer had previously met with Valve to clarify what was and wasn't allowed.

HuniePot, the developer of puzzle game/dating sim hybrid HuniePop, posted a similar message on Twitter, and said it was following up with Valve to resolve the issue. The game features "steamy bedroom scenes" and "eight gorgeous girls each with their own personalities, preferences and style". You can "customize girls' appearances with unlockable outfits and hairstyles! The girls will also dress up for dates! (Or dress down afterwards...)."

Lastly, Tropical Liquor—a colour-matching game about trying to get a girlfriend—has been given a deadline of the end of the month to make changes before it is removed from Steam. The news came from Neko Works, creator of visual novel series Neko Para. It's not listed as the developer for Tropical Liquor (that's Tentacle Games), but Neko Works' lead illustrator Sayori also produced the art for Tropical Liquor.

As Fraser wrote last year, Steam's rules about adult content are often confusing. Consistency is the issue: Valve appears to crack down on some games with graphic sexual content, but leave others alone.

I've reached out to Valve to find out whether this reflects a change in their sexual content policy.

False wrote:

Captian Kil wrote:Might as well have an admin that is active on the server. Is that too bizarre?

Speak to sd

Cheeky Devlin wrote:Windows 10 update has strawberry floated up my microphone and all my audio settings.

Bollocks.

Johnny Ryall wrote:The Android steam link beta is amazing. Sitting in bed playing burnout paradise on my tablet with a Bluetooth pad and yeah it's not crisp as at my desk but it's voodoo magic.

Cheeky Devlin wrote:So following a pretty decent refund from my bank I've finally ordered a new PC.

Went for:

Ryzen 7 2700X 8 Core (3.7GHz-4.35GHz)
16GB Corsair Vengeance 2666MHz RAM
8GB NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 1080
250GB M.2 SSD
2TB 7200RPM HDD

I'll be looking to upgrade the HDD at some point (Or just add another), but all in I'm pretty happy with it.

Planning on getting a 4K Monitor and a Vive at some point in the future, but this should hopefully tide me over for a while.

Looking forward to demolishing some of the Emulators my current PC can only dream of running (RPCS3, Cemu, Citra etc).

I'll be sad to move on from my old PC as it's served me well for almost a decade now and it's only recently I've really felt the lack of power.

For a 9 year old CPU (AMD Phenom XII Black I believe) it's handled just about everything I've thrown at it and only really struggled with CPU intensive stuff in the past three years or so.

It will slide into a gentle retirement as my go-to retro emulation machine, hooked up to the living room TV.