/v/ - Video Games

>>214680
One time I watched a video about how SMB on NES was made, another time I saw a video about how Doom was made. That was enough for a lifetime, I no longer care how retro games were made. Watching dunkey act like a ghetto nigger while playing new AAA games for 5-10 mins that I will never play is objectively more entertaining.

>>214724
nigger detected

>>214630 (OP) 
eceleb thread

Never heard of it.

>>214630 (OP) 
fat fucker married to a kikess and needs to off himself 3 years ago

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>>213128 (OP) 
I can't say I get angry very often but these two games each are both the pressure and release.
Both have enemies that can wear you down quickly but it's so satisfying that you can go too far and turn them into puddles on the floor because you wanted to make sure they were done.

The only way a game can make me angry is when it cheats, think about Mortal Kombat 2 and its input reading.
But as i already said, if the game is frustrating you then there's no point in keeping playing it.
And sure as hell i won't chimp out like a nigger and do shit like throwing the controller against the wall ot scream like the angry german kid, a few "fuck!" and curses here and there sure, but without sperging and going too far.
If a game is fair and i know my failures are entirely my fault, then i keep trying and reason to find a way or tactic to succeed.
That's the way a game like Hotline Miami made me feel, despite my failures i kept trying again and again "ok, let's try it one more time!" and having fun with it.

My peak anger for gameplay reasons is "WHAT?".

What makes me actually genuinely angry is bad game design, and I don't mean "unfairly difficult", I mean just badly designed. I raged all day yesterday playing Fortresscraft because it's so badly designed that it doesn't make any sense. It seemingly wants you to do all kinds of things and use all kinds of systems, but you can't do any of them properly because the available mechanics for item and energy logistics are so fucking bad that literally everything is constantly bottlenecked by your (lack of) ability to move things around properly.

The game is about factories and automation, but something as simple as splitting a conveyor belt into 2 is almost impossible without halving the movement speed of that belt. And the only faster way to transport items is an energy beam that basically costs more energy than any other machine you can build, and it can only transport items 16 blocks forward until you need another one. I legitimately don't even know how you're supposed to use those because the energy logistics systems are just as if not more shitty. Energy throughput is already shit, but it also halves every time you split a powerline into 2, which combined with the clumsy way the energy transmitters work usually makes it more reliable to get your power directly from the energy generators which also suck.

You should probably work on your anger issues instead of just taking it out on games. There is obviously a problem with you if you have so much anger.

>>214471
Noita is pretty annoying considering there is alot of rng.

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>>214278
I need it to extract 3D models, anonkun. There are 2 unique at-st variants in that game never seen anywhere else.

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>>214273
I solved it by deselecting "auto detect" in the input settings of the osd menu of my monitor, it now defaults to its maximum refresh rate on power on. I dunno why it decided to change suddenly.

>>214288
cosmic radiation

>>214288
Perhaps a power outage resulted in it reverting to it's default settings.

>>213850
Play a driving game.
Not like a racing game at turbo speed but a game where you can just leisurely drive around looking at the scenery.
Don't know if there's any 'delivery' driving games where you can do the same, delivering packages and stuff [but not against the clock where you have to drive at top speed].

>>213919
>spoiler tags didn't work
so this is what happens when you only lurk...

>>213868
Gmod has effectively nothing, that's why every RP mode is extremely simplistic. 
Byond, on the other hand, is extremely autistic which makes it decent for autistic games. Building on top of SS14 could be a viable option as it most likely already has a framework for said autism and the engine is built to handle it (as opposed to gmod where it could slow down the server depending on how complex you make it).
If you just want to dick around with dbz models gmod is enough, though so is pretty much any dbz game/mod, but if you want autism SS1* is the way.

>>213919
I'll check it out when life stops attacking.

>>213919
I can't figure out heads or tails of this test server. How do you train? Why are there thirty quadrillion skills?

>>214162
There isn't really any training yet, the test serb is mostly just for checking out all the skills and seeing how they work on other people right now. Once it's wipe ready it'll be on the main server instead.

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>>213904
......Oh........

I have borderline tried it and it does not go well. Realistically people in modern times are in too much of a hurry. Talking to everyone in your own time frame would also be.... unpleasant. Most people have territorial bubbles and only care about their immediate family at best. They assume you are an enemy usually and if not then they are themselves some airheaded jesus-freak, or similar, victim that you could easily take advantage of.

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>>213897
SO FANHEE JOKE

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>>213554
>Those faces
Did that artist work for Bee Train too?

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>>214007
same guy as the rest of the lunar series as far as i can tell; might have the wrong dude tho

>>170480 (OP) 
Finally done with Mana Khemia and the dialogue from the MC to a certain character at the end of the game makes me wonder 'why the fuck did i liked this game?"
MC: Hey, thank you for trying to kill me multiple times, thank you for trying kill a character who  was as close as my last living family member... and succeeding, thank you for killing my closest friend, thank you for driving me to commit sudoku, from the bottom of my heart i thank you for what you've done, I'm also thankful for you getting away with all of this because like half of the staff just went "Oh no a teacher killed a student! anyway we have to get rid of the MC"

The only character i liked was the vice-principal

>>201606
it was fun for a bit, but it was ruined by hackers because devs only released it as a shitpost game and nobody expected it to blow up like it did

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Does Blasphemous II count as indie?

>>213912
He made his own engine? Holy fuck.
No wonder it runs so good.

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>>214154
>He made his own engine?
Yep, i think Zortch and HROT are the only examples i know of where the developers actually coded their own engines.

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>>214075
>saving a thumbnail

>>200682
>Dan should be in every Street Fighter from now on
He already is in every SF released recently. What are you talking about?
>Sean in SF3 doesn't count
What?

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You mean PLAYABLE joke characters or ANY joke character even if it's just an NPC?

>>192179
Funnily enough, some joke characters are broken in unforeseen ways. For example, Dan in Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo:
>has a gem attack multiplier
>in the hands of a noob, all that will happen is their opponent will gain a free reservoir of red gems to fire back a massive amount of counter blocks
>a decent player who can 5-chain, however, will mop the floor with the rest of the cast, as the extra punch makes it easier to win
Interestingly, Gouki and Devilot, the supposed OP picks with tough gem patterns, suffer an attack penalty when in the hands of the player, handicapping them at high levels of play.

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This fucking redditor is a story-required character in the first game and bonus one in the other games that has shit stats up until level 99 when he becomes viable, and usually has the most broken moves in the game. You even need to re-recruit him to unveil a plot by dweebs that wrote misinformation about a match you actually won.
>>192179
Pichu was added in last minute as a bonus character since the devs were basically just copy and pasting the code for Pikachu and just tweaked some data. I guess Falco and Dorf were the same deal.

>>200687
Dan was not in Street Fighter 3

>>214008
>ambivalent
you mean ambiguous. learn vocabulary fgt.

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All stories about Rad Pops are based on my dad; they are not exaggerations.

>>214055
you mixed "gulf" and "golf"

>>214055
You have a rad family, bro.

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It really does feel like September is the month a bunch of big games come out at once.

>>213415
I've seen some gameplay, it has a surprising amount of interactions you can do in the game. Don't know how I feel about rolling but failing can be fun too.

>>207809
>'s better off if players can make stupidly broken builds by mid to endgame
Why is it better off if the devs allow the player to make something broken? Won't it just ruin the fun and progress of the game?

>>213605
quite the opposite in singleplayer games; balancing them will remove much of the fun that comes from experimenting with the options that are available to your character, and make the progress of doing so be much less meaningful
afterwards, people can simply restrain themselves from breaking the game during every single playthrough, because that's how singleplayer games work
games that get most of their replayability out of multiplayer, however, are an entirely different story, and have to be balanced, or else

>>213415
Fun things are fun.

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Meybe anons shud play together :3

>>213438
Fuck no.

>>213438
It was an okay Zelda clone. Kinda wish you had the choice to start as the mage from the get go instead of playing as furry Link for the first few hours.

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>>201903 (OP) 
Yeah, this piece of shit game. There are probably others but trying to get far in this thing always kept me coming back because i was not satisfied with letting it beat me. It was like a more shit version of whatever bennett foddy made.

there was another 3D platformer flash game on Nickeloden based on a short-lived dinosaur show, it had a one hour trial then made you buy the full game. managed to find it a couple years ago.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/sna83dpd528urbv/shitty_dinosaur_game.zip/file

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Here are some of my favourites:
- Strip 'em All (Athletic Design) - You have to put comics in a certain order and change them to fit the title. A little like Storyteller, but darker and much better. GOAT Flash game right here.
- Machiavellian Suns (Dreamspike) - Diplomacy siulator in space. Each opposing species has a simple AI and you manipulate them. Has a gauntlet mode where you try to winstreak random scenarios, very addicting
- Red Thief (Dreamspike) - Turn based puzzle stealth game, you avoid guards by not being on teh same line/column as them and steal everything and get out
- Two Powers 2 (Thunderbird) - Turn based strategy more about getting information with spying than good combat
- Akabane Nights (Dobromir Harrison) - 	You're a vampire in Tokyo and try to feed and survive the night. Story based with randomness, surprisingly good, especially for a twine game.
- Rainy Day Remastered (Toulou Tou Mou) - Precision platformer with ASCII graphics
- Solarmax 2 (Nico Tuason) - one of those drag-to-attack-base games, but good
- Not to Scale (randomdragoon) & Unproportional 1&2 (algumacoisaqq) - Puzzles where you try to reconstruct images from pieces that strech in different sized slots. Very disorienting.
- Which Way & Curse of the Red Ninja (A Triangle Morning) - Random and dumb in mostly good ways
- Stop the Darkness (Florian von Strien) - comfy sort-of-RTS where you try to get enough resources to stop the darkness before it takes over everything
- Super Energy Apocalypse (Brain Juice Games) - RTS where you survive without polluting too much or the smog monsters get you
- Naya's Quest (Terry Cavanagh) - Puzzle game about navigating a 3D world from an axonometric perspective
- Mission in Space: The Lost Colony (Storm Alligator) - mini XCOM, but with predetermined scenarios and deterministic combat
- endavour (Zillix) - Metroidvania with lots of exploartion and no combat