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Game Screenshots
- Thread starter dgirl1986
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Is anyone else a compulsive game screen capturer like I am. I am always hitting that button while in game and have folders full of images lol. If you have any please share
Nup. Although I have a habit of accidentally capturing them on the PS4, since they made it a simple click. I ran out of room on my hard drive the other day, and realised I had several GB of unintended screenshots and video.
dgirl1986
Big Queer Chesticles!
I take screenshots of nice loading screens sometimes lol
I decided to join in on this. below is a Screenshot from the Demo Version of DEFCON. The timer at the bottom is the victory countdown from when theres only a certain number of missiles left (20% or lower for the Demo Version). I don't have the money to buy the full version but would recommend it as the game is well done.
The secret to winning against the computer is timing and to attack the moment they launch from their silos as they have no defence against missiles then. The compter 'waits' to position their missiles and I think a human player would realise how fatal that is.
After playing it for two weeks So far the "winning" side almost never comes out with anything less than 40-50% losses minimum. There was one exception, where only 3% got killed, but that was a fluke because I got all the enemies silos before they even launched. The Full version has settings to do it on a bigger world map in real-time, which you could do over a few hours. it's tempting to buy it just to do that once for the sake of realism. it can do fasters speeds, the longest game I've played so far would have been 6 hours in real life. By the end of this game, the Americans had only 2 million out of 100 million people left. I "won" with about 50 million survivors out of 100 million people.
By a combination of music, background sounds and the abstract looking map, the designers managed to create a very eerie atmosphere. if you settle into playing it and don't rush, the sense of "thank god this isn't real" stays with you. the fact people wanted to do this for real is crazy.
The secret to winning against the computer is timing and to attack the moment they launch from their silos as they have no defence against missiles then. The compter 'waits' to position their missiles and I think a human player would realise how fatal that is.
After playing it for two weeks So far the "winning" side almost never comes out with anything less than 40-50% losses minimum. There was one exception, where only 3% got killed, but that was a fluke because I got all the enemies silos before they even launched. The Full version has settings to do it on a bigger world map in real-time, which you could do over a few hours. it's tempting to buy it just to do that once for the sake of realism. it can do fasters speeds, the longest game I've played so far would have been 6 hours in real life. By the end of this game, the Americans had only 2 million out of 100 million people left. I "won" with about 50 million survivors out of 100 million people.
By a combination of music, background sounds and the abstract looking map, the designers managed to create a very eerie atmosphere. if you settle into playing it and don't rush, the sense of "thank god this isn't real" stays with you. the fact people wanted to do this for real is crazy.
Reminds me of how annoying it is when somebody freezes SSBros. in the middle of a brawl! You're about to super smash when all of a sudden the controls stop responding, and your little pokemon freezes in mid-air.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber
If my tower hadn't died, I had lots of them. But, alas, they are no more. I had some pretty ones from Oblivion and Skyrim too, complete with graphic-enhancement plugins to make the awesomeness even more awesome.
