/games/ - Games

>>32794
Characters can be added to Tuxkart, but I don't think many people want to race as horny Hillary Clinton. I know which character would be more popular: Mickey Mouse (public domain in 2024).

>>24560
>>32794
OP here: no.

I'm such a skidmaxing nitrocel haha

>>32820
>Characters can be added to Tuxkart, but I don't think many people want to race as horny Hillary Clinton
Judging by Sonic Robo Blast 2 Kart, anything can happen really.

By the way, why does nobody mention SRB2K in this thread? It needs more love. It's FLOSS too and has a bigger following, as does SRB2 itself. Because Sonic. Duh.

>>8452
That girl looks cute, anon.

Which of SMT games is the closest to eraMegaten? I've only played personas on emulators, but judging by youtube playthroughs of SMT games it feels like what a Palworld is to a Pokemon

What a fun game, anyway. Get Ringo to assume a "persona" of a demon with full magical reflect/resist and give her tetrakarn, get Figue to assume a "persona" of a demon with full physical reflect/resist and give her makarakarn, somebody to break enemy's resist to fire or something, somebody to buff, somebody to debuff, and then go and smash the enemy with some fire physical ability or with a fire-infused weapon. It's just a pure (un)adulterated dark power fantasy

>>33383
Probably Soul Hackers.

This man is the only true representation of Stirnerism in media

>>33674
>the only true representation of Stirnerism in media
This is a very bold claim.

>>33005
Last couple of hours of this game now. This games shit in the 3rd act. Might just be me but bugs are super apparent now and why the fuck am I doing the shit ton of quest there is now if Im already max fucking level? This games straight kaka when you hit act 3

>>35200
don't assume whales are rich, most of them are just addicts.

>>35200
>"This is the people's taxation: all the accumulated taxes will go to the building of socialism."
>"This is the people's corporation: all the surplus value will go to the building of socialism."
>"This is the people's predatory microtransactions: all the profits from them will go to the building of socialism."
>"This is the people's casino: all the profits will go to the building of socialism."
Dengists are the real whales. How long can it go on?

>>35200
>Also is [video game] actually socialist?
what the fuck am i reading

>>35173
these posts made me curious, is black ice good ?

>>35183
It's trying to simulate as much crap as possible, lagging everything to shit. And you have to micromanage everything. So no. It is not good. MEIOU and taxes isn't good either. Everybody telling you otherwise is just memeing you. Nobody plays bloatshit unironically.

>>35186
i am still trying to meet the Stalin quota for the 5 year plan, i am trying not to take the lying focus but this is getting tedious.
I believe i found a way though. Mills are considered "industry" and cost half the price of civs.
For some reason you get 150 PP by doing a fucking population census, and then you got an event that "the population actually decreased, weird huh :^)". Also gives you stability for 2 year, so you can't just ignore it.
The tractor stuff is annoying, only now i realize without complete mechanization of agriculture i can't pass better economic laws for mobilization.
The border conflict between you and Japan is another thing that is very annoying that you need to spam.
Anyway, pic rel is my pog champ reddit encirclement, please mom be proud of me.
I will try to finish the next 5 year plan tomorow, is getting late. Good thing i don't have homework for this week lol.

Stalin, the xenophobe, famously know for having a weekly quota of deaths of 100 people, and after being put as domestic minister, responsible for the death of 20% of the monthly population growth, somehow. Yes completely neutral extremely ultra realistical mod incredible totally not bullshit nazi propaganda.

>>35188
i mean the whole hundred trillion deaths is very 100% true big wikipedia chungus said so but saying he was a "Xenophobe" is schizo shit, it's Stalin not the God emperor.

>>34845
The worst thing Lies of P has included is Denuvo, not censorship.

>>34843
>ofcourse it is sexism, much as I and you find it appealing it is objectification
It is sexualization, not objectification. Which isn't necessarily sexist unless it's Duke Nukem Forever, and we know how that game turned out. You don't morph into Andrew Tate if you enjoy sexy fanservice, and hot characters can still be interesting as actual characters.

Let's be honest: men often get these specific accusations of sexism because they're straight, gay men have it easy on them. Straight men wouldn't be shamed and berated by liberal feminists if they became gay. Which may also reveal libfems' anti-bisexual sentiment too: you can't just become bi, oh, no. You have to stop liking women. Full stop. This descrimination against straight, bi and pan chads that keeps showing up on our site is unacceptable and frankly cringe.

Thank you for listening to my TED Talk.

>>34892
>look at stellar blade
Don't tell me what to do. I look at games when I want to.

You know what? Lobbying is based actullly. But not the lobbying that interferes with the creative process like what Sweet Baby Inc. does but the lobbying that fights for consumer rights like what FSF, SFLC and EFF do. I mean, it's basically a more effective "voting with your wallet" because ancaps' voting with your wallet doesn't actually work unless you have a strong organization behind you that has enough capital to make a change, however small. And I wouldrather lobby for the changes FSF advocates for. I would oppose conservative lobbyists just as much, I don't want another Dingo Pictures. I want genuine improvements for the consumers.

>>35155

Showing it to yourself may seem like a common trope of advice. However common this advice may seem it's because it is an approximate truth. Something to be discovered for yourself if it hold meaning to you, which is a valuable use of your time.

>>35163
No, they're right. It's not that your dopamine receptors get fried. It's your attention span that gets fucked. Big difference. When your dopamine receptors are hyperstimulated all the time you become more easily bored.

>>35144
I'll keep using modern entertainment technology until society makes going outside worthwhile.

>>35144
Actually, you know what? VR is based. Mega-based in fact. It forces people to actually use their whole body. AR is even more based, it forces people to touch grass. VR and AR are our last lifeboats before we are turned into the mindless drones of corporations, they must be protected at all costs from the Big Tech and the adoption of brain chips, brain chips should not exist, once they exist it's all so over.

Everything I don't like that other people like more than my vague arbitrary acceptable threshold of liking things is actually le drug.

>>29230
What a loser. I bet he has nothing going for him in life.

>>29230
kinda epic ngl

Every single design decision that blizzard has had to go back on or regret making can be traced down to a single idea, one wow shares with multiple other MMOs. Wow is designed like a linear game with a fixed conclusion in a game that’s not supposed to end. If you want to know what this looks like compare world of Warcrafts quest lines to RuneScape 2s. RuneScape 2 has quest lines that function similar to gta 5s, although some do connect to the main story of the game most quests don’t relate to any specific grand goal or character arc, they all serve as one off stories about different aspects of the world as a whole and how the player goes about dealing with the problems prosed in them is their own choice. Thus quests in RuneScape 2 rarely ever feel bloated or pointless to the game, because they’re all optional, and serve as content the player can playthrough at any time at any pace they want. Wow on the other hand has a lot of quests that play a lot differently, most are integrated to some major plot point in warcrafts lore, to some grand journey. When the quests go off topic to these stories they feel completely out of place, they feel pointless and serve only to drag out playtime for the player and they don’t have to be but that’s just how they were designed relative to the game. This disparity between how the game is fundamentally set up - an MMO to hop in and play for as long as you want whenever you want - and how blizzard designs new content is what drives out the fun in a lot of expansions, often completely indirectly and this is why so many new decisions put into it get scrapped. Increasing level caps, scrapped due to p2w shit and also just the fact that levelling for that long is boring and hard to balance on the developer end due to bloat. Azerite gear and item leveling, has to be scrapped and completely reworked because it feels out of place and over complicates progression. Heirlooms and the old skill tree, ends up getting reworked or even removed in some places because again it feels out of place, like it’s bloating the game even if the game isn’t meant to be finished without it.

What I’m saying here is that wows fundamental problems game design wise stems from a disconnect between the fact that it’s an MMO meant to be played indefinitely while having content designed to be finished once like in an ordinary game. What ends up happening is all that content ends up getting clogged with system after mechanic after feature and it all feelPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

Classic Hardcore is out. Anyone else playing?

Some madman is remaking Runescape in WoW and is starting an alpha within a month. The world scale seems pretty wonky in 3D. Very little verticality as well.

>>35117
none of this has anything to do with the age of a game though. games younger than tf2 have had their official servers killed

>>35119
>none of this has anything to do with the age of a game though
Of course. Just saying that games indeed do expire, but not in a way the anon thinks they do. It's indeed not the age that expires them, but rather the devs themselves, and it's always either their own fault or their publisher's.

Yes it does

It was the last FPS I played on a regular basis; after a while I realized I was low on the skill ladder, I wasn't getting any better and I didn't enjoy meming around(VRChat with guns) so I left. I'm only in my late teens, so it's not my reflexes getting bad. I wish it the best.

It was the last FPS I played on a regular basis; after a while I realized I was low on the skill ladder, I wasn't getting any better and I didn't enjoy meming around(VRChat with guns) so I left. I'm only in my late teens, so it's not my reflexes getting bad. I wish it the best.

>>34952
>it's not like he releases the information anyways
He does. He literally does. It makes it easier for you to get Zillie through AN arbitration and pleases Wehlen, so you might not even have to.

If you send Titus after Su Omina and don't cooperate, you can use it as a chip against Lespia in negotiations. If you exhaust every option, but the last, you can bring up the spy, and either Lespia will give up Rusty to you, and you can nationalize RRG (for +5) or you can have them veto any sanctions against you, if you're going to war.

You will always lose AN arbitration, if you have a shit global image for being a racist asshole, accept ships from Valgsland, and keep ships in the field.

>>34975
>Now that I think about it. Can Marxists potentially ally with lolberts?
And thus, the united front was born

>>35079
I don't remember him releasing the information. Even if he did I feel like that being public domain would help my case at the AN right?? That Pales' primary backer is sponsoring terrorism against me. I did manage to get Zille back though without the AN so that's something. Wiktor is a funny guy!

In seriousness the only reason I would prolly consider playing it again is to follow up on the fact that if you pursue a pro-Valgsland foreign policy Hegel rings you up at some point and is like 'I think we may have a common interest which you have been keeping from everyone around you… is that right?' and you can be like 'assuming that was the case, now is not the right time, and I wouldn't admit it anyway', which makes me think there is some goofy Manchurian candidate path where you allow the country to have a socialist uprising. Possibly added to by the drinking game where you can be like 'sometimes I wish that the republican revolution had succeeded'. But no idea if that's a real fully fleshed out path or just a tease/an afterthought.

>>35081
If you note the curious "Flagship" unit that there is no way to obtain, it's safe to say the DLC isn't finished.

>>35082
I figured that was just to give the AI some advantage lol.