You can get a free copy of farcry:blood dragon here at the moment https://club.ubisoft.com/en-GB/welcome

Then go back on december 7th for assassins creed 3

Also I've got natural selection 2, portal, and a bunch of the new dead island beta spare on steam if anyone wants them

Blood Dragon is great.
The fist time I played it I was insanely high and only did headshots.
I played for about 1/2 an hour and by the end of that my girlfriend was laughing so hard she was literally rolling on the floor.

Please PM or comment to claim:

Action Games

1. Cook, Serve, Delicious!

2. Type:Rider

Who do I PM to claim a Vive? ;)

Puzzle Games

1. Regency Solitaire

2. Hexcells Complete Pack

3. Doodle God

4. Doodle Kingdom

4× Mystery Key Surprise package

… here are 4 keys for games I don't remember – maybe you tell me what it was once you activate those.

1. Unidentified Mystery Game 1

2. Unidentified Mystery Game 2

3. Unidentified Mystery Game 3

4. Unidentified Mystery Game 4

The key you gave me is Time Mysteries: Inheritance.

Ah, ok, then the rest is probably gonna be from some hidden objects game bundle as well.

Is that what they're called now? I sort of lump it in with point and click adventure like Sam & Max or The Dig games one of my favorite genres.

You want the other keys?
Steam categorizes these under “Casual”, I guess. The interactive part of the storyline is usually pretty thin, but it's relaxingly brainless.

sure, send them up.

And the games are:

Grim Legends: The Forsaken Bride
Grim Legends 2
Clockwork Tales: Of Glass and Ink

Role Playing Games

1. Hack 'n' Slash

Adventure Games

1. Her Story

2. Stacking

3. Syberia

4. The Shiva

5. Dragonshpere

I wish I had a computer capable of playing anything more graphic intensive than solitaire. Unfortunately, my computer knowledge ends just slightly beyond finding the power button.

It was a sad day when I downloaded Obduction after playing a demo on my work computer. My home computer would barely even load it on the lowest settings.

Oooooh.. Thanks! I have my reading material for the rest of the day

That link links to pcpartpicker, which IMO is really what you want to begin with. It's a great site that has a huge variety of custom builds with (mostly) good explanations of how to put them together, but it really shines when you put a parts list together on your own--it will reject parts that have compatibility issues with what you've already put together, and keeps tabs on your power requirements so you can keep your build within your chosen power supply's capabilities.

If you're buying a pre-built computer, there's only a few things you really need to be concerned about.

Processor: As long as you're not getting a laptop processor in the desktop, you should be fine with most of the options out there. The processors that come standard with a lot of pre-builds are generally decent enough. I usually run with whatever Intel chip is decently priced.

RAM: Anything 8G or higher is fine for normal use, you'll probably want 16G for games, though. RAM is cheap and easy to upgrade, so you could probably buy something with less than 16G and slot a couple of 8G cards in yourself.

Graphics card: This is probably what you'll be mainly concerned with if you want to play games. Unfortunately, most pre-built computers either come with shitty graphics cards, or are stupidly expensive. Upgrading here is a bit more complicated, as graphics cards can get pretty pricey. They can also get pretty large, so you'll have to make sure that your motherboard/case size can handle whatever upgrade you want. Honestly, for this part you'll probably want to get some 1-on-1 advice.

The main thing to note is that fancy computers can get really expensive, but you absolutely don't need to spend that much to get something that will run most games passably.

I used to keep up with technology a little more, hell I was a comp sci major for a year. Then I had about a decade without the time or resources to pay attention, so I have no idea about the going specs now. My method of computer shopping was to buy the ultimate, top of the line options and ride it till the wheels fell off. My last desktop had the, just released, Windows XP. It finally finished biting the dust a few months ago, and my current computer is an 'acquired' throw away from a closet at work.

Unfortunately, I can't afford a stick of RAM at this point much less a decent graphics card. Also, I have little motivation since my current location doesn't have any options for what most would consider a functional Internet connection. I hope to be in a better position at some point, when I'll throw myself at the feet of the SE computer experts for appropriate advice.

Mhh, some of these have pretty low specs – using an older PC myself. [Edit:] You can check the specs on the Steam pages, I guess.

Last one …

Hidden Object Games

1. Mystery Masters: Psycho Train

2. House of 1000 Doors: The Palm of Zoroaster

3. Brink of Consciousness: Dorian Gray Syndrome

4. Brink of Consciousness: The Lonely Hearts Murders

5. Dark Heritage: Guardians of Hope

6. Eventide: Slavic Fable

To crash the party, I have a few telltale keys from a humble bundle about a year ago:

Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People: Season 1

The Walking Dead: Season 1

Sam & Max: Devil's Playhouse

PM me, but I may be out later, so sorry if I don't reply promptly.

STEAM

Galak-Z

Lethal League

Broken Age x 2

Nexuiz

Shadowrun Returns

The Last Remnant

Murdered: Soul Suspect

The Bridge

Closure

Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs

OlliOlli

Risk of Rain

Eldritch

The Novelist

Tales From Space: Mutant Blobs Attack

Just Cause

Gemini Rue

Canabalt

Cogs Steam Key

Samorost 2

STEAM DLC:

PAYDAY 2 - Lycanwulf and The One Below M


ORIGIN

Dead Space Origin Key

Medal of Honor Origin Key

Mirror's Edge Origin Key

Populous Origin Key

Crysis 2 Maximum Edition Origin Key

Burnout Paradise: The Ultimate Box Origin Key

These are all of the unUsed keys I have if someone wants them.

Out of the Park Baseball 17

Golf With Your Friends (Early Access)

Choice Chamber

Robot Roller-Derby Disco Dodgeball

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I don’t have keys but I can gift a copy of:
killing floor one,
Morhopolis,
Sang-Froid - Tales of Werewolves

Friend TacoFox on steam and request the game you want.

We got a new user out of this post, have to see if they stick around :)

There are 15000+ registered users here? (!)

Can you prove otherwise? (!) ;)

No. So what had happened was, is during that first year or so the server kept getting hammered and I couldn't figure out why. It turns out that there were still quite a few people running a version of Sensible Facial and whomever updated it for Endowment didn't bother removing the code that looked for update instructions in Rojo's profile... every time it ran. So whenever these people running the script would visit a page they were making two server calls for every one page they were viewing. Needless to say, quite a lot of traffic, the server was not having a good time. So rather than do the simple thing and add a single if-then into profile.php, I did what I thought was the smart thing. I dissected the facial script, found the code that would turn update checks off, and created a fake profile with Rojo's old id in the database with the instruction to turn all the facial update checks off.... And I forgot about the auto-increment value which automatically jumped to +1 of Rojo's old id number that I plugged in there and gave us a gap in the user numbers.

I'll get around to fixing it one of these days, but doing so requires not just renumbering all the user profiles, I also have to rewrite everybody's login cookies. And that's a bit trickier.

So ends my tale of woe.

Where could one find the new sensiblefacial?

There isn't one as far as I know. Last I heard some updates I made broke it to pieces over a year ago. There was another bug in the moderation code of Facial that was causing errors galore for the site. What features are you looking for that you're not seeing in your sub features or on the beta site?

I'd like to be able to mouseover mods to see who gave them. I also liked the look of facial as it could be made not so bright and I found it easier to see who was reponding to whom with the commentbox borders.

Ah yes, cheers

9999 of them are 1234's alts.

… just so you know: I'm PM'ing my left keys to people who already asked for ones. Till next year!