Bought, downloaded, installed.

Tried to change mouse button bindings, game wouldn't allow it (despite the decade-old Gothic3 allowing this).

Emailed support. They suggested using AutoHotKey.

Installed Autohotkey and created and ran a file to rebind mouse buttons.

Game froze because I couldn't replicate the onscreen instructions in the intro.

Tried to stop Autohotkey file running and couldn't because I'd rebound mouse buttons.

Had to power restart computer to stop it.

Uninstalled and permanently deleted Risen 3 from Steam.

GG WP. 

 

zy config. 

 

I played the original Risen just recently even though it was a third person game, because I got it cheap on GOG. It turned out to be pretty good. From what I read though, the rest of the series did not seem worth playing. 

but if you are messing with AHK, it is a good idea in cases like this to always add extra bind that reverts your binds.

I learned that the hard way when steam had that crappy clicker-event I was too lazy to search for and learn how to use existing clickers. 

I've found glovepie to be the best for rebinding. I did have autohotkey at some stage, but dumped it, probably confusing as fuck to setup. Anyway, Gp gets used for pretty much every game I play now, they all fuck up keyboard rebindings. You can easily just alt-tab out and click the stop button to turn it off.

Re risen 3, I hear the combat is exactly the same as risen 2, which was just plain broken, so you're not missing much. However Risen 3 developers actually telling you to use autohotkey - essentially a hack program to try and bring features into a game that should come with those features already - is pretty funny. 

Collossal wankstains. Maybe I could get it to work with Glovepie but if they didn't want to spend any time getting their game to work properly then I don't want to spend any time playing it. 

If a game's target platform is not the PC, then the PC version will always be a sloppy, half-functional mess.

There, I've saved you some money. 

"...right around the corner."

https://twitter.com/pcdev/status/712411612817301507 

aka open world cthulhu mystery simulator

Here's a blog on how they are creating a Lovecraftian city http://frogwares.com/urban-planning-lovecraftian-horror-first-steps/

Misc news on the title : http://frogwares.com/sinking-city-news/

I love the premise, and the concept art is nice. However I haven't played anything by this developer before (They did the Sherlock games but I've never seen them) so the hype train isn't fuelled yet. 

Is the first image an actual screenie?? Style looks promising for sure. Would be nice to know playable perspective and some gameplay mechanics too. 

Space Station 13, anyone else here far enough on the aspie spectrum to have tried it ? :D

I get to live my fantasy of being a Space Janitor a la Roger Wilco. 

More excited for this trailer than the actual game

http://cdn.akamai.steamstatic.com/steam/apps/256662353/movie480.webm?t=1459371611 

 

 

 

Plugged in to my 4k TV, looks awesome!

The sound and music are equally as good -- if not better. 

https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-1c8SIsLh-80/VwqQV3A6AnI/AAAAAAAAAiw/TDQAm9IAUVUXUVloKqPb_ajcG7OJ5iMQQ/s1600/wCjM7P2fixed.jpg 

That layout mimics the kinda hook-shape my mother's hands have become in her old age. 

...comes from grappling with too much horse cock over the years?? 

Turn monitor upside-down to jump
Power-cycle broadband hub to attack 

No, really.

If negke wants to copy the irc chat from yesterday I explained how this config is a piece of piss.