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>paying for pron games
>paying for shitty renpy games
>paying for rpg maker games that don't even have the nsfw content patched in
>its probably for the best
Nah, its just another sign of gog going down the toilet.

>>23828
How can you defend GOG at all if you are gonna be all >paying for games

>>23828
Yeah but other people paying means more stuff for pirates

Why not just play games you actually have fun with

>>23839
most of this shit is not uploaded by pirates,and if it's japanese,they already bought it on dlsite
>>23792
Subverse is an ugly mess with shitty gameplay,and it got like 1.6 million dollars in kickstarter.
>>23794
Teraurge is absolutely free,bless that man (even if it's basically dead)

official release date dropped yesterday, game comes out on October 25th

Why does no one point out the fact that the main reason for changing the war system is PROBABLY to improve game performance.

Is Vic3 more expensive than other PDX games or something? Lots of complaining about the prices happening on the various forums rn, not that I blame them but Im just wondering whats changed.

I think the game is gonna suck tbh. Weeks ago I watched someone play a few series of the leaked game with the most up to date community patch in several different countries on youtube before he got banned and it just didn't look that interesting, I pretty much lost interest after seeing them.
Every nation is basically the same except the numbers are different, which I know being a video game you could be pedantic and say the same is true for Vic2, but Vic2 definitely had a "feel" to every country. Like in Vic2 you could play as Serbia and get taken for a wild ride, in Vic3 you play as Serbia and lose if you try and do anything because you lose any war with a neighbor because it's automated and they just squash you.
It's overly micromanagey with literally everything in the economy needing to be held by the hand and rivals Vic2's awful stack management, although I think this is one thing that will hopefully be drastically improved before release. What makes this more annoying is the whole discussion is full of retards who like the war changes because stack management was a nightmare, as if you couldn't just fucking change that instead.
Another change is that the new interest groups are unengaging, you just make a government out of the people who support the stuff you want to pass and then do it. There's no real struggle with anyone or anything, and if there is then it's a foregone conclusion of who will win that struggle. The player is empowered in places it's annoying like the economy, or in putting together a government where it's boring, and disempowered in things like war where the performance decides if you actually get to advance the game.
Also the map colors and shading look shit, and the war graphics look atrocious

>>21808
It's most likely because they're woefully incompetent at programming AI, which would also explain the lack of capitalists. Although I suppose it ties into performance.

is communism in vic3 better than it was in vic2?

>>23462
Think he meant for this game specifically since it's more of a kids' game

>>23475
oh yeah ok

>>23462
Hacked Consoles and low budget pcs are the people's platforms

Update It’s dead
Like nearly all there players are gone kind of dead

>>23831
Pic rel

>>23805
If OP charged their Steam wallet then chances are they also had to give personal identifying information like real name, address, phone number…

>>23807
you can use a prepaid credit card and fake address although idk if they changed it
t. did exactly that years ago

>>23810
Who are you quoting

They do it as much as anybody else so I encourage you not to

They don't. They make a list of cool stuff and let the players run wild. The players come up with meta builds and optimize the crap out of what's available and then the devs take in that data and buff and nerf based on what's overpowered and underpowered.

That said, there is one quirk exclusive to live service games.
For live service games, new weapons/cards/heroes/etc. are always overpowered on release and locked behind a progression system to encourage people to spend money to buy the latest stuff, and nerfed back to their original intended levels later. It's a neat bait and switch tactic that a lot of companies use now.

>>22632
Because they have the right to price their cards at any value(USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST)

>>23522
Go away ch*d

for quite some time, crypto miners were jacking up the prices of GPUs. Ethereum, of course, is now proof of stake, not proof of work, so a lot of the demand is gone, and perhaps we'll see GPU prices drop.

>>23552
based mods

>same games with minimal differences in graphics?
4K >60fps
Is it actually selling for 1500 USD RSP tho? wtf? I wonder how much the other models will be. Let alone after the presales are over. Are there benchmarks to compare to the 3000 series yet? There was 3090ti on sale for like 1000 USD a couple weeks ago. I thought it was power draw reduction and only slight performance boost in some applications with the ai predicting frames stuff.

what is the heritage foundation
sounds like some comicbook scary company

>>23720
far right republican org

>>23720
Had to search this up myself
Basically this
>>23721
They’re a public institution whose purpose is to promote 19th century era capitalist policy and beliefs into the American public. They’ve had unsurprisingly a lot of controversies related to advocating for violence among lolberts and nazis for public influence

>Armored Core
From found out they can milk Souls for all eternity
>Skyrim
Bethesda found out they can milk it for all eternity
>HL2,Jungle Inferno
Valve makes more money off Steam
>Warcraft
Actiblizz only needs WoW and OW
>Uncharted 4
Series is finished. Naughty Dog moved on to TLOU
>Dragon Age Inquisition, Mass Effect
lol bioware
>Dead Space 3
Enjoy your remake of Dead Space 1
>mgsv
Konami will start milking it after they're done milking silent hill again.

Half of those have sequels they really don't need (looking at you Mass Effect), look past franchises and there are plenty of good games out there.

>>23701
Have you tried remembering where you last saw them?

>>23701
>10 years since armoured core 5
A new one is coming
>11 years since Skyrim
A new one is coming
>9 years since gta v
A new one is coming
>15 years since hl2 and all we got was 2 dlcs and a vr spin-off
A new one is coming
>5 years since jungle inferno
No one played
>20 years since Warcraft 3
Fuck you
>6 years since uncharted 4
And?
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>>23715
>all this salt
Your mom is coming lmao.

shill thread

>>21747
>>23020
genuine weirdo behaviour
here's the attention you wanted (you)

>>21750
i have my ps2 discs, do you think they'll sitll work?

>>23019
the only time i don't like stalin is when he makes jokes about stalin

i autocorrected scott to stalin in my head

I read it as "bibeo game titties" lol

>>23060
>i have my ps2 discs, do you think they'll sitll work?
Not that anon, but yeah. Also to criticize your >>21746, sure everything will eventually break just as the universe will die one day, but of the now and not so crazy far future, you can always just keep adapting.

Sure that copy NieR:Automata will go bad one day, but then you just use another copy. As long as you have the interest of backing things up, it can still live in your and future life times.

>>23588
>>23588
lol
your post also ends as that boobie number

>>23607
apt critique
enjoy things as they exist, instead of saving them to rot for some time that may never be

i learned this lesson recently

>>23693
Realistically everyone would prefer to only think of the immediate positive implications of orgies but certain people would be more likely to try to figure out whether living like that long-term would be worth the planet-wide cannibalization of everything living there wrt the sexiness of the immediate situation…

>>23695

i actually assume the men get cut out of GSC; the GSC men are more lotharios whose job is to knock up uninfected women.

Women, on the other hand, end up getting bred by hybrids etc, to provide the appropriate generation of hybrid required.

>>23673
I’ve never liked war hammer
Not because of its lore but because of its aesthetics making the lore look really childish. Like think about it
The imperial guard being dressed in conventional uniforms with supplies and camos only to then have space marines and templars look like football players with gas masks running around
Or the orks being generally scrappy but dangerous but then being accompanied by weapons and gear that look so undeniably “toy like” it doesn’t feel scrappy at all, much less resemble a piece of equipment. Or just the fact that they’re green instead of fleshy like the master from fallout 1 which would make them much creepier
The tyranids are alright though they’re genuinely the only normal looking faction lore wise
But you get my point. I really hate the art design being to colourful and cartoonish compared to the writing

>>23697
Games workshop is famous for how retarded they are in storytelling, completely lacking dialectical progression. It's literally a tabletop game so of course it's also toy like.

>>23697
there are exceptions to the rule, especially with 9E, but it does make more sense to see space marines as less supersoldiers and more super-football hooligans