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Is there any good space ship or space battle game? I've been reading SF lately and want to know if there is any game where you control a spaceship or a fleet into battle, or just travel through space.

For those of you who don’t know what I’m talking about, fallout 3 has a built in mechanic called super slam and stay back. These mechanics are actually perks. What makes them unique is that they cause enemies to get knocked out if you shoot them with a weapon that deals enough damage to them. You can also do this in souls games, but the mechanic isn’t as developed or important.

I wish more devs would just implement a knock back and bleed feature. Killing people by loading them with endless bullets is so boring. Like cmon, how many times do I have to break some motherfuckers skull before they go out cold. It’s 2025. Basic hit reactions shouldn’t be rare and knockdown should be standard in single player game.

So apparently there's an "arcade" in Cuba which is really just 10 gaming PCs in some guy's apartment where people gather to play.
https://www.arcadecuba.com/
Actually I'd hang out there, looks comfy, it even has those brothel lights

Any idea if this is common on the island?

Everything is so bulky and over the top like 40k, but it’s so edgy that I can’t take anything I see seriously. Given the subject matter, you would expect the artists to show a little respect with how they represent Christian and Muslim history and art. They don’t. The designs feels like what a world of Warcraft player would make if they were asked to make a game about Christianity.

The models lack the elegance (simplicity and beauty) that the dune films had with their models. Unlike dune, trench crusade feels “dirty” and immature. Trench crusade feels like it was made for people that don’t shower and think they’re smart.

What do you think Karl Marx would have to say about raid farms in Minecraft?

Context: In the 1.14 update, villages as a mechanic were overhauled. allong with the addition of tie in content for their new spin off game, Minecraft Dungeons: Pillagers, a halflife combine-like presence of fast moving grey villagers with crossbows, axes and familiar summoning, and witches but they were already in the game but they serve as healers during raids.
At random intervals, pillager patrols spawn near and attempt to kill players, and if the player kills a crossbowman wearing a flag, they recieve a Bad Omen effect (curable with milk, as of 1.21 it's a potion for ease of stacking for the later implemented trial chambers) that triggers a raid when a player comes close to a village, where pillagers attempt to massecre the player along with the villagers, forcing the player to fight waves. When the last wave is cleared the Bad Omen is replaced with Hero Of The Village, granting the player gifts from the villagers.
By keeping villagers in a hard to reach spot, raids can be repeatedly triggered, pillagers can be dropped in a kill chamber, and the player can farm these gifts, as well as drops exclusive to the pillagers. Thus: raid farm.

such and amazing game having to end like this, why and how did this happen what in the actual fuck. whats going on at za/um i heard the devs got fired but this is just necromancy at this point

any of you own a current gen console? Are you disappointed with your console? This gen is so sad to me


the playstation 5 games list is too short or empty
the playstation 5 games list is too short or empty
the playstation 5 games list is too short or empty

The plethora of choices not only story wise but the way you build your character, the exploration and amount of stuff you can colect, how sexually shameless and naughty it is, the emotional bound you make with your companions… I have never felt this way about a game since Dragon Age Origins

The other day I was wearing a t-shirt with funky kong on it and realized I was getting a lot weird looks from black people, which prompted me to google this question. Apparently there have been internet debates about this topic for a long time. I’m starting to think there might be a point but I’m also conflicted since all the supposedly black traits are depicted in a heroic context. Funky Kong just always seemed like a chill dude who could be your friend.

Hi everyone. Fallout addict here. I was modding a bunch of deserts in the Mojave when I came across a bunch of nif files. As I was scrolling through these files and playing around with them in the GECK, I discovered a really neat feature that the devs overlooked in fallout 4.

Basically, a lot of the buildings in new Vegas are actually nifbashed creations off smaller pieces of models. Making buildings in new Vegas is like assembling Lego blocks. You cannot put buildings together in one piece, but you can put together their pieces to create a variety of interesting sets.

Going back to fallout 5, I really hope Bethesda does what Fundog did with the forever winter. I hope they use some sort of NifBashing algorithm to quickly create massive urban environments to have shootouts in. Kind of like what they already did with the dungeon algorithm from daggerfall. If they did, fallout 5 could have massive cities, underground complexes, field fortifications, and outposts that feel more post apocalyptic than the disappointing outposts and levels from 4.