Ain't no laffin matter.Blargh wrote:Ahahahaha.
Notice the CTs. Oh joy.
Game you're playing. How far you are.
Did I use to fill these?
Notice the CTs. Oh joy.
Games you're not playing.
New Hotline Miami - Wrong Number trailer. Ehue.
There's a good Edith Piaf joke in Thiaf, somewhere
So it turns out we were wrong about Thiaf.
Gentlemen, I present your game of the <strike>year</strike> decade.
Gentlemen, I present your game of the <strike>year</strike> decade.
Carpenter Brut :rockon:
Fuckin' psyched.
Tinfoil union.
Also, FTL - Extended Advancement is more of the same. That is to write, quite excellent.
NO HAPPY ENDINGS.
YES. It may even also be free on iPad ?
They even wrangled Chris Avelone in as a writer, though I'm uncertain as to which of the new events/interactions he created.
They even wrangled Chris Avelone in as a writer, though I'm uncertain as to which of the new events/interactions he created.
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SenisterDenister
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It won't be as good as Alpha Centauri. This is a guaranteed fact.
Something happened to Metro Last Light and I can't get it running properly any more, people say it's a PhysX problem but reinstalling those drivers, the game, trying all sorts of different tweaks, nothing works.
Went back to playing STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl.
Mixing a few different mods together where they're able, namely Autumn Aurora and a few lesser ones. Will probably just reinstall Zone of Alienation once the new version comes out.
Something happened to Metro Last Light and I can't get it running properly any more, people say it's a PhysX problem but reinstalling those drivers, the game, trying all sorts of different tweaks, nothing works.
Went back to playing STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl.
Mixing a few different mods together where they're able, namely Autumn Aurora and a few lesser ones. Will probably just reinstall Zone of Alienation once the new version comes out.
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SenisterDenister
- Haha you're still not there yet
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Them shaders is old, megs. I use this, myself. Kind of built off of the one you linked and added on to.
ALL YOUR FINGERS ARE NOW GUNS, YOU ARE WELCOME.
Cybernetic death talons, please.
kickstarter more like shitstarter
hey guys ive heard that moebius - empire rising is pretty good - ahahahahahaha
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jimmypneumatic
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Decided to reinvestigate S.T.A.L.K.E.R Shadows of Chernobyl after watching a documentary about the real incident. I would have played it before now but I couldn't get over the fact that a decade old game is still twenty fucking bucks. So... I'm 'evaluating' a copy.
I seem to be a ways through the game and I'm loving the feeling of non linearity, you can see where many modern FPS have stolen their ideas. Things like stability of your shooting while moving, the inventory and weight system, unique assets, time and weather change and the diversity of items are all years ahead of any game close to it. It's a shame creativity is unrewarded terms of development, so many original things to list from this game. In fact the development was delayed for a number of years because they had a hard time selling these new features that are now standard for games in the genre.
STALKER SoC may have had its problems, the only thing that's really noticable is the strange hit box glitch where half of your bullets do not connect even while right on target (don't even bother using the grenade launcher). But I like to think of it as a built in hit/miss chance, and at least they give you tons of ammo to make up for it. The game is refreshingly devoid of the shit you find in modern games, no paying extra for in game adverts and core features for an unfinished game. And the learning curve... well it's actually a curve. The game is challenging, I really have no idea why people play the mindless "point, click and win" drivel that seems to come every couple of months now. Probably due to the heinously corrupt game journalism scene and greedy game publishers that concoct new ways to nickel and dime us (and the game industry as a whole) to death.
I'm scared for video games, there is no reason to buy them anymore, and if you do you get a sick feeling of buyers remorse because that asshole in the publishing company who knows jack shit about gaming is profiting (heavily) from your ignorance. The only projects that seem to make money off being intellectually challenging are kickstarters, which I still fund with my standard 50-60 currency units when necessary. That's it. I hate my life.
I seem to be a ways through the game and I'm loving the feeling of non linearity, you can see where many modern FPS have stolen their ideas. Things like stability of your shooting while moving, the inventory and weight system, unique assets, time and weather change and the diversity of items are all years ahead of any game close to it. It's a shame creativity is unrewarded terms of development, so many original things to list from this game. In fact the development was delayed for a number of years because they had a hard time selling these new features that are now standard for games in the genre.
STALKER SoC may have had its problems, the only thing that's really noticable is the strange hit box glitch where half of your bullets do not connect even while right on target (don't even bother using the grenade launcher). But I like to think of it as a built in hit/miss chance, and at least they give you tons of ammo to make up for it. The game is refreshingly devoid of the shit you find in modern games, no paying extra for in game adverts and core features for an unfinished game. And the learning curve... well it's actually a curve. The game is challenging, I really have no idea why people play the mindless "point, click and win" drivel that seems to come every couple of months now. Probably due to the heinously corrupt game journalism scene and greedy game publishers that concoct new ways to nickel and dime us (and the game industry as a whole) to death.
I'm scared for video games, there is no reason to buy them anymore, and if you do you get a sick feeling of buyers remorse because that asshole in the publishing company who knows jack shit about gaming is profiting (heavily) from your ignorance. The only projects that seem to make money off being intellectually challenging are kickstarters, which I still fund with my standard 50-60 currency units when necessary. That's it. I hate my life.
