/games/ - Games

mfw sticks of ram are stable at 200k RU

>>45271
probably because your compatriots are looting them in Ukrainian dishwashers

>>45279

I had a bunch stashed because i thought i'd need them for a quest; i hope i don't need them anymore because i sold them all.

>>45281
stonks

first time playing PvP i accidentally killed Tagilla and then killed a level 30 player who killed my bf
but then i forgot the Interchange extract was the other side and i fucking died with 2 gifts on me

>>45194
it's because he want to justify himself for being DRAIN GANG

>>45194
Engels fucked French hookers by the truckload. He said Frenxh hookers were his teason for living.

>>45222
Based

>>45158
Is that even a real thing?

>>45286
yes,in certains private schools and youth centers (in USAnia at least) you can enroll both at a discount

>>44260
Everlasting Summer

Is it weird if I love short VNs but I can't really get into long ones with branching paths? I don't like doing the different paths because it feels like I am betraying my favourite characters, I don't want to go with the ones I don't like. Planetarian is my favourite VN for this reason. Also I was thinking of playing Chaos Head but I can't find a translation.

>>44432
Have you played a Type-Moon VN yet? The sex scenes in tsukihime can be a bit grating, yet otherwise it's a fine mystery novel. It uses branching, mostly unrelated, paths to make the narrative feel more extensive, while remaining introspective and small in scope. Fate Stay/Night does this even more effectively, but as the progenitor of the Fate franchise its setting isn't as intriguing as it should be, feeling more fantastical in contrast to tsukihime albeit still very anime-edgy and nasu. In any case playing with a guide is usually the right choice for non-dating, non-gimmicky VNs.

Oh, and at the moment i'm playing Dies Irae. It's utter chuuni dreg, but it also has a few great fights and passably well-written heroines, so i'm not complaining.

This is actually much better than I initially grasped.

When I watched the anime at 13 I just believed it was one of those gauche shock horror animes, but the visual novel and manga gave this much more depth than I would suspect it had. At first I thought the story writing was kind of vapid, until I realized it‘s a rabbit hole with twist after twist that made my head spin but also made me enjoy detangling the story like a detective. Story writing that employs time lines and considers the knowledge base of the viewer/reader at certain moments is very difficult considering how convoluted the story gets. Much respect to the author for that. Additionally, the uncanny feeling of the series is quite distinct. The story goes from slice of life, light hearted anime to irreversible tragedy and frightening loneliness and madness in such an unexpected but convincing way. I usually dislike the old school anime look, but the visual novel made the style grow on me and it surprisingly works very well with the eerie mood in the second half of each chapter when shit hits the fan.

Definitely recommend. The visual novel I mean, not the anime which leaves out so much that you will underappreciate the series.

>>41273
true it is charming in a way. glitches and bugs and unintended consequences are always charming, but i was mostly talking about model interaction collapse in general as a challenge to simulation creators. simulation creators want their models to interact cohesively. sometimes the model interaction collapse is funny and charming, but not always. sometimes it can make things a slog, or broken, or boring.

>>41274
I think this is a challenge that has to be solved top-level, as a design philosophy thing. Look at the recent Zelda games and how they handle things interacting through a "chemistry" system as they call it. If you start from considering how all the different pieces interact instead of designing them separately as their own systems, it keeps everything more cohesive.

The new control scheme is such unplayable dogshit, what were they thinking?

>>45178
That people who got filtered by the old control scheme would be more likely to buy the game if everything took a million clicks to do, and they were right.

>>45179
The dev team at the engineering firm I worked at designed an application for the engineers to use which had a bunch of smart keyboard shortcuts, and documents outlining how to use them, and nobody uses them, instead choosing to do everything with mouse. So this is true. Also I think a lot of people never use keyboard shorcuts because they never learned how to type in school, and so, for them, keyboard shortcuts are actually slower than using the mouse, because they have to search around the keyboard for keys they can't feel out from muscle memory… another thing that's very depressing is the generational gap in designing everything around PC vs. designing everything around smartphone and tablet.

>>45106
then stop answering the LGBT ragebaiters ?

>>45112

i don't

like i said, anything slightly uppitty or out of context even sarcasm will get you in the moderators sights.

i have like 20 clown badges and i have never been banned

>>45116
basado

>>45117
it's also my main account with 300+ games, step up your game sabiny

>>44807
they don't even own "their" country

Damn it, I was about to get that game to play with my friend.

Maybe bro shouldn't have supported the imperialist russian invasion of Ukraine while ripping off a Kiyv studio 🙄

>>44813
>>44814
зов хахаха

>>44806
Metro 2033 also has guitar player sitting at fire.

Assassins Creed Black Flag is 2/5 woke and DEI, KEK

How about raiding the review board? There is nothing stopping us.

>>45051
>Disco Elysium: The Final Cut
>Game Score: (4.8/5)
>Infected By: WOKE (2/5)
>Perfect game, criminally underrated and misunderstood
Um

>>45059
All they care about is owning the libs and being racist, both of which you can do in Disco Elysium.

>discord
just why?

>>44926
Why not? It's easily the most convenient for discussion between players.