Agreed. We need more games that focus on co-op, "both on the couch, or online."
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Up till now they've consistently been saying offline and online co-op both, so unless they specifically said otherwise in TGA, that should still stand. However, the game is split-screen regardless of if you're playing offline or online, which may be where the confusion comes in.
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Lolllllllllll, the editing on that Andrew House video was total shit.
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If she's the heart of the story, let her fucking speak.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFhzVtHwJjA
Just for you.
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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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Monitor deal isn't bad at all https://www.ebay.com/itm/311913595343
Remember, you can price match on newegg or elsewhere
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Yeah, looks like it's been this low before though, including Black Friday. I think it's still a good deal at that price, but it sort of seems like one of those items with an artificially inflated price just to put it on deep sale.
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I'm typically not a fan or proponent of awards shows in general. This was my first time watching (or hearing of,) "The Game Awards," and I can definitively say that my stance on awards shows hasn't budged at all. That was a waste of viewer time and production dollars. Live and learn.
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Yep. Every award show is just industries masturbating all over each other.
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So. Has someone from Steamgift won anything? Or this is not real?
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Holy shit, thank you for pointing this out. I actually won Divinity: Original Sin 2, one of the only 2 titles I wanted and I only had 3. Oddly enough there was no notification what-so-ever, pure chance that I even noticed.
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I stay signed out of friends and http://steamcommunity.com/id/dead0ne/myactivity isn't showing anything, not even the other games I activated today.
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chances better thasn on any public SG GA ;p there were like 14XX games to win, so with top of 140k viewers you had 1% chance to win something - it's like entering 100 Entries GA ;p Keeping in mind that especially at the start there were much fewer viewers than these 140k (when I checked right after preshow there were 60k) it was even higher chance ;p
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That's not how it works. If the games are being drawn one by one (which I suppose they are), you still have roughly 1/140k chances. Dividing the amount of gifts given by the total amount of entrants and attributing a certain amount of entrants to each gift, is wrong.
Let's say we have 100 people and 5 gifts, by your logic, that's 20 people per gift. However, every single one of those 20 people (except for the winner of each gift) can win any of the 5 gifts making the chances [1/(100-4)] x 100%=1.042 (with 4 being the winners of the other gifts who can't win). The difference is that you have 5 times that chance to win. That's if a person can only win once.
In the case of this giveaway, the chances would go like that. X the amount of gifts per game, and 140k viewers, that's [1/140000-X)] x 100%.
You can't add your chances for each gift to a total amount. Having 5 times 1% chance to win something, is not the same with having a single 5% chance to win something. I'm not good in Maths, so in case I'm wrong please correct me.
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You are right, idk what I was thinking, thou not entirely right, cause it was not 1 gift at the time, but according to Valve it was 150 per draw. So chances to win varied from 0.25% (150/60000) to . 0.1% (and you had this time 9-10 times if you watched whole show). So still chances better than winning any Public GA for any of these games on SG (these GAs get few thousand entries, chances here were comparable to GA with 250-1000 entries), but ofc actually way lower than what I initially stated.
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waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat
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There's not that much info out there. https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2017/10/31/night-in-the-woods-weird-autumn-edition/#more-489449
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You can apparently win games if you watch The Game Awards on Steam
If you're watching The Game Awards tonight, you may want to watch on Steam, or at least have the stream open on Steam. If you do, you'll apparently have a chance to win a free copy of a nominated game—so, a bunch of the best games of the year, including Divinity: Original Sin 2, XCOM 2 plus the War of the Chosen DLC, and Prey. You can see the full list of prizes here
http://store.steampowered.com/prizes/view/2155400354637870753
According to the rules, viewers can participate in more than one drawing throughout the show, and Steam will auto-select a game you don't own as the prize if you win. It's not entirely clear from the wording on the main page whether you have to click anything during the show to enter or if it's automatic, but the official rules suggest the latter. Hilariously, and presumably for legal reasons, you can also enter by mailing a letter to Valve.
http://store.steampowered.com/prizes/rules/2155400354637870753
link to the show
http://store.steampowered.com/sale/thegameawards2017/
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