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You guys like anything from E3 so far? I'm interested in the new Fromsoft game and dying light 2, The new fallout makes me feel bad, having that large of a map with single player in modding could have been great.
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921
>>920fallout new vegas was the last i played never really got into fallout 4 just wasn't the same
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>>921FNV was my favorite out of all of them, Tale of two wastelands solidified that for me as well, Hoping there is good stuff in the PC gamer show, the last few have been let downs for sure.
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924
>>923hated those little fucks
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925
>>924Play a shotgun build. They leap up to bite you and all it does is put them in the perfect place to mash their face with buckshot. So satisfying.
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1187
>>1186What was the touhou game called?
plan on downloadan both
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1188
>>1187I don't speak ching chong, so I don't know the exact name but here's the link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=sorais.th1danmaku
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1196
Dwarf fortress. Max comfiness.
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>>1197That looks comfy thanks for pointing me in its direction.
>>1196DESTROY ALL KNIFE EARS
>>1188Thanks I'll try it out when I'm dragged to town next.
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>>1202The main thing that kills this thing for me is no dualshock.
Yeah I know you technically don't need it for the majority of Playstation games, but still, come on Sony.
Also no Ape Escape? What the hell.
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>>1197That's funny I've actually been thinking about giving some of the old roguelikes a spin, may as well start with that one. Thanks for the suggestion lizbro.
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>>1203You can tell Sony was doing everything possible to keep costs down. No dualshock, no ac adapter, only 20 games, etc. For me I still think the system is worth it but I can see why others would be put off.
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>>1197>DCSSCan definitely recommend this game, very intuitive and easy to get into despite its depth and complexity. Good taste.
>>1204>I've actually been thinking about giving some of the old roguelikes a spinIf you really want to go old school, the original Rogue (1983) still holds up in my opinion, and its playable right from your browser at
https://classicreload.com/rogue.html without the need to fuck with >DOSBox (it also has many other DOS games).
Then there's also Brogue
http://brogue.roguelikelike.com/ which is basically a simpler and prettier version of the original Rogue. Moria and Angband are also good too, to be honest. Roguelikes are just the best.
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I've been playing to Shin Megami Tensei: Lucifer's Call.
I'm currently stuck in Ikebukuro Tunnel but I managed to defeat Sui-ki.
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1428
>>1398I had to make sure this wasn't the picture of a pregnancy test.
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>>1428Yeah, X3 isn't a game you play for its ship design. In fact, the universe as a whole is pretty uninspired. You definitely play the game because you like watching numbers go up a lot more than you do for any other reason, and that's what makes the Hayabusa a good player truck. It has good defences, decent speed and the best cargo*speed value in its class but is also very expensive compared to the competition. This makes it better at generating gross profit but not as good at net profit. So while on an individual level (player) it makes good revenue on spent time and money, on a large scale, it takes longer to pay itself off. That means you're better off using another race's trucks for your AI trade fleet because that is a business venture where you're looking for a net profit, so being able to repay the losses incurred in purchasing ships quickly and thus generate that net profit is more important than the gross profitability of individual trade vessels.
I half wish I went into business instead of history for my education. It's certainly still interesting but also opens up more doorways to a decent living.
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1449
I made the server and used Bisect after all.
Use 198.154.105.248.25565 to join.
Not whitelisted right now but when it is just email
[email protected].
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1465
>>1449Thinking of turning the server funds into runescape funds, my interest died a few days in honestly.
Plus I can read a ton of manga while fishing.
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>>1494I had a lot of fun on the normal 3ds, it can play noral ds games too. Not sure about that specific type but I believe it's just another 3ds with a c stick? I'd say go for it if you've got the cash.
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>>1496The thing that puts me off is the lack of games. I'm not into buying games used and the eShop's selection seems a bit slim. Maybe it's a better idea to wait for the switch mini to come out.
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>>1499>lack of gamesHave to agree there. I got it mostly because my ds broke. I did enjoy Mario 3d land and Luigi's mansion
even the paper mario game, didn't expect much out of a handheld paper mario and it exceeded expectations in that sense. The soundtrack is pretty great.
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I made a list of Super Nintendo/Super Famicom games I have played, with a little bit of commentary. It should be a good list to get recommendations from. Let me hear what you guys think.
https://pastebin.com/JBhzfykp
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>>1500I can't understand why Nintendo didn't include ds, gba and n64 games on the virtual console. Or why they're charging so much for old snes and game boy games.
When playing did you ever find the second screen to be distracting, or is that concern all in my head?
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is tactics ogre on psp good? am gonna see if i can emulate it on my potato computer with ppsspp
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>>1506I think it makes sense to not have ds games on virtual console, since they don't have a second screen on most devices and the 3ds can play them anyways. It would have been nice to see on he wii U though. I just emulate n64 and gba games.
>When playing did you ever find the second screen to be distracting, or is that concern all in my head?No. Actually if the game utilizes it well enough it makes you wish more games had the second screen. It can range from things like New Super Mario bros where the second screen is just used as a progress bar and to store an item, or Yoshi's Island ds where both screens can be used for gameplay. Sometimes it isn't used spectacularly, like in Bowser's Inside Story (still a good game and both screens are utilized better outside of battles where you switch between protags), but I find it rarely gets distracting.
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>>1508>emulate n64 and gba gamesI'd actually be willing to pay for the games on these systems just to get a solid control layout.
>I find it rarely gets distractingThanks, that was the major thing that bothered me about the system. I don't think the system will last any more than a year giving the lack of new releases so I'll probably look for a significant price drop on the system as the stores clear out their inventory.
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>>1511was the sfc version translated into english?
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1513
>>1512Yeah, most download sites will have it patched. (or you could just go on romhacking.net and download the patch for yourself)
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>>1513thanks, now i won't have to bother with setting up ppsspp when i want to play it
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>>1508Is Mii Plaza and StreetPass required when using the 2ds/3ds, or can you completely opt out of them? I wouldn't want to buy a game system that has mandatory social media shit installed.
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1536
>>1534It's on there but it doesn't do anything if you don't do anything with it. Also you can turn it off. I don't think that it works the same way as a social media though, but I never used it. The most that happened is that someone would drive by my house while I had my 3ds on and it prompted me to use their Mariokart data for a game or something. It's pretty impersonal, and I don't think it effects enjoyment at all. If anything, it's an interesting diversion when someone's carrying their 3ds on them and you exchange Streetpass data without even talking, since it's so rare if you don't go out. But like I said I never went out of my way to use it so there may be some features that are more annoying.
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>>1536>prompted me to use their Mariokart data>I don't think it effects enjoyment at allHonestly, with me, something like this would make me want to throw my game system in the garbage. I just want a game system that lets me play games in isolation, not one that connects me with random normalfags against my will.
>interesting diversion I don't get why those idiot japs at nintendo didn't give people the option of completely disabling streetpass and spotpass. Or even better, make all this social media bloatware downloadable for free from a nintendo website for the morons that want it.
This is exactly the kind of crap that sours me on modern electronics. It's like I have to spend at least 15 minuets going through a device disabling feedback and networking options in order to get some privacy from a device.
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1539
>>1538Well, the good news is you can turn it off under the settings.
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1540
>>1539From my understanding you can't turn it off, you can only disable streetpass game by game. The things stays on until you disable wireless communication.
It seems like such a sketchy feature to me. That if you leave it on you'll unknowingly transfer game data back and forth to random strangers. At least with smartphones your data goes directly to google.
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>>1578I pre-preordered the Dragonbox Pyra lol.
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>>1581I'm envious. The best I can afford with my meager wagies is a RS-97 or a PAP-KIII Plus.
