this. it's basically 5 games for $30 or so, depending on if it's on sale/not. and team fortress 2 is awesome, great value if you play with mods.FarrenTheRobot said:Buy The Orange Box.
i wouldn't suggest altitude. but that's just me.AndyB said:http://store.steampowered.com/browse/mac
Pretty much anything there. Or at least in the Top Selllers.
I didn't mind it.. but yeah, I wouldn't say to buy it.Psychonaut said:i wouldn't suggest altitude. but that's just me.AndyB said:http://store.steampowered.com/browse/mac
Pretty much anything there. Or at least in the Top Selllers.
I don't think minecraft is available to buy through steam (unless I happen to be wrong).David said:I want minecraft/team fortress 2.
It isn't on Steam... yet.NikoKing said:I don't think minecraft is available to buy through steam (unless I happen to be wrong).David said:I want minecraft/team fortress 2.
but you have to buy garry's mod, so it's more a separate game, imo.. eh.NikoKing said:I don't think minecraft is available to buy through steam (unless I happen to be wrong).David said:I want minecraft/team fortress 2.
Anyways for the thread, I'd definitely get the orange box. Here's my summary of the games not trying to be much of a fanboy:
Half-Life 2: Great game with pretty good engine (although the engine is a pretty big processor hog).
Portal: Great FPS Puzzle game that's much more interactive than a regular puzzle.
Team Fortress 2: The best out of this pack imo. Great online, great customization, etc. The only thing I might argue about is the minor part of the community that aren't so bright, but that doesn't really affect a game.
Half-Life 2 Episode 1 + 2: Again, the same thing as HL2.
Half-Life Lost Coast: Good mod.
As Psycho said, I'd definitely consider downloading some custom mods (Garry's mod is probably the best).
Yeah, that's what I kind of hate about gmod. Yeah, those TF2 mods are also pretty damn fun.Psychonaut said:but you have to buy garry's mod, so it's more a separate game, imo.. eh.NikoKing said:I don't think minecraft is available to buy through steam (unless I happen to be wrong).David said:I want minecraft/team fortress 2.
Anyways for the thread, I'd definitely get the orange box. Here's my summary of the games not trying to be much of a fanboy:
Half-Life 2: Great game with pretty good engine (although the engine is a pretty big processor hog).
Portal: Great FPS Puzzle game that's much more interactive than a regular puzzle.
Team Fortress 2: The best out of this pack imo. Great online, great customization, etc. The only thing I might argue about is the minor part of the community that aren't so bright, but that doesn't really affect a game.
Half-Life 2 Episode 1 + 2: Again, the same thing as HL2.
Half-Life Lost Coast: Good mod.
As Psycho said, I'd definitely consider downloading some custom mods (Garry's mod is probably the best).
i meant mods for tf2, such as prophunt and zombie fortress.
team fortress 2 can get as srs bzns as you want it to, if you go to competitive sites and stuff. but if you just play wherever/don't care, yeah, the community is usually a bunch of newfags fresh offa b.
not to mention the learning curve/beginners block, since the game isn't necessarily user friendly.. but practice mode helps that (lolmacupdate)
note on the orange box: you basically get rights to make your own whatever using the in-game items/abilities/maps, since you get the source sdk stuff with all of the games. which basically means they give you the editing tools for the game's world. tutorials = very yes.
but yeah. orange box is more or less standard issue with steam.
or counter strike.
if your comp (don't know how old your mac is/what's in it) can run it, you could get some of the games that are coming out for 360/ps3/pc if you don't have a ps3 or xbox. don't remember/know if you have one of those.