[Koen]

radioactive, on 05 June 2012 - 02:39 PM, said:

D: I'm scared to open Amnesia. I've just been staring at the Steam Play button for the last 15 minutes.

On teamspeak, one friend refused to talk because he didn't want to play Amnesia.

[TheEmpty]

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We've added three games to Humble Indie Bundle V! If you've already purchased the bundle, then Braid, Super Meat Boy, and Lone Survivor are already on your download page! If you haven't bought Humble Indie Bundle V yet, set your price higher than the average to get these excellent games in addition to Psychonauts, LIMBO, Amnesia: The Dark Descent, Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP, and Bastion!

Oh... my... God... Super Meat Boy is AMAZING and I know people love Briad, but I haven't opened it yet.

[Kyek]

Ruku, on 05 June 2012 - 02:52 PM, said:

I put $50 down for this one; can't really afford it but I think I'm hooked on the warm feeling Sad thing is I won't actually get to play these for weeks because I'm so busy :/

Damn . I put down $25 almost every time. Wish I could be like notch and max out at 9,999 ;-).

ThatRailsGuy, on 07 June 2012 - 04:11 PM, said:

Oh... my... God... Super Meat Boy is AMAZING and I know people love Briad, but I haven't opened it yet.

<3 Braid

I rarely (if ever) play the games in these packages, but there's just too much in these to not support them. Linux gaming, two awesome charities, the whole concept of paying what you think it's worth.. too cool. And now my Steam library is impossibly large, and I have a handful of Onlive games that I never planned to have ;-)

[Ruku]

Kyek, on 07 June 2012 - 04:27 PM, said:

Damn . I put down $25 almost every time. Wish I could be like notch and max out at 9,999 ;-).

I've missed the last couple, I had to make up for it and show my support

Kyek, on 07 June 2012 - 04:27 PM, said:

I rarely (if ever) play the games in these packages, but there's just too much in these to not support them. Linux gaming, two awesome charities, the whole concept of paying what you think it's worth.. too cool. And now my Steam library is impossibly large, and I have a handful of Onlive games that I never planned to have ;-)

I buy an awful lot of games on Steam with the intention of playing them when I get some downtime, but I very rarely spend said time playing them. Ironically, my biggest issue is that I use Linux the vast majority of the time and never seem to have a working Windows installation to use to play the games. And as much as I hate to criticise the platform I hold so dear, getting a game stable and playable on a Linux system can be an absolute nightmare. It seems Valve is committed to helping change this, though...