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>>89810
>harvests organs from live prisoners
I wish that was real. I'd love to see that happen to kikes.
>segregates
Bitch are you dumb enough to think niggers shouldn't be kicked out?

>>91009
>>91026
>The design is too complicated with every single faction having multiple unique mechanics
AOEO had the same shit and it was loved.

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Reminder that Mental Omega version 3.3.6(apparently the final one) is releasing soon-ish.
Will we ever see a non-dogshit made for mobiles Command and Conquer again? Would any composer stack up to Klepacki or is he the best we and the series is ever going to get?

>>91085
>Will we ever see a non-dogshit made for mobiles Command and Conquer again? 
I've actually played an alright C&C styled mobile game, but that has an unlock system, but the campaign is alright, and the unlock system is bassically made for it. It's called Art of war 3.

>>91084
You're right AoEO has more asymmetry than the first two games. To me AoEO still feels closer to AoE I and II than AoE III, in that learning one civ in AoEO mostly means you've learned them all, excluding differences from very specific bonuses. Many of the unique units are stat variants on the standard infantries, archers, cavalries, and siege weapons. Many of the unique buildings are like civ bonuses and unique techs rolled into one mechanic. Aside from tech trees, the differences between civs is when they can access their civ bonuses, unique techs, and their truly unique units that are not just a stat variant, which isn't 'that' much of a departure from AoE I and II, I feel.
But Persians and the Norse are definitely fully asymmetric civs, with the Persians' toggle techs, and the Norse's War Dogs, starting with two scouts, and infantry constructing military buildings. Stuff like aura buffs were supposed to be in AoE II from Monks with Relics. And Babylonian Ox Carts are like a civ bonus for free resource camps and faster moving Villagers.
 
AoE IV, from what I can see by its previews and watching early release streamers, feels more like it has AoE III amounts of asymmetry, in that from the ground up every civ is meant to play completely differently from one another as soon as the game starts. Maybe I'm wrong about this, because I haven't played it myself yet. But that's what it looks like to me so far.

>>90804
kill yourself. Your post is shit and you should feel stupid for posting it.

Are you fags playing tonight?

>>91003
I'm not.

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>>91003
I wouldn't mind playing with you, if you're still available.

>>91003
>>91055
If hostfags up for it, I wouldn't mind playing either.

>>90700
>Or you could just use armor
armor cannot hit defense values as boosted unarmored
>and use some pre-enchanted item like the darksun shield for stamina
why would I use something that drains my magicka as a constant effect when I want to cast spells?
do you take off your source of constant stamina regeneration like a retard?

>>90701
That's when I damage agility too for shits and giggles. 
>armor cannot hit defense values as boosted unarmored
Normal armor values are already good enough unless you're going against the most autistic enemies, and even then you could find better use for actual enchantments than just more defense. 
>why would I use something that drains my magicka as a constant effect when I want to cast spells?
Because it's drain CE. CE means it only affects you the instant you put it on, drain magicka means it only drains magicka and you could either just rest or use a potion to undo the effect, and it being a negative effect means a 1 second 100% resist magicka will counter the effect, which is what I usually do because I don't want the icon to be there all the time in case I get hit by an actual drain effect.

>>90707
Didn't you just start this game like 4 weeks ago? I guess you are simply an expert now lol

>>87332
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>>87373
>((( (((anon))) ))) shills shitty current year jarpig and gets BTFO in the process
Based. I feel less bad about DQ12 being basically confirmed to be TLOU2: JRPG edition after this trashfire.

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I beat this game recently on normal.  Harder difficulties seem tedious, you can't really fight the tougher enemies more than one at a time reliably so you'd either have to level grind, try to lure them one by one, or do something like downstab and then run away repeatedly.

>You could have just admitted you were talking about SDI
Are you retarded? There's only one kind of DI in S64 so if someone is talking about the DI in S64 it's pretty fucking clear what they're talking about. You can pretend not to know what I mean because it's been retroactively renamed for clarity in talking about later titles which include additional types of DI but that's on you for being a faggot. Not to mention I've mostly been talking about the total effect of (both kinds of) DI, rather than one part, which you would call DI, which meleefags call DI, and which everyone would be talking about when talking about DI in smash games (and was here when not explicitly otherwise).
>instead you want to be pedantic and use your own terms for everything just to shift the argument in your favor. Not to mention constantly moving the goal posts.
Nigger are you retarded? My central point was never addressed, what the fuck am I going to do to "shift the argument in my favor"? I'll repost both points from >>90369 since you clearly can't read.
>Having real animation canceling for aerials made neutral actually interesting and DI existing made strings something other than a cutscene.
You can always do something in S64 because universal defensive mechanics are ridiculously overtuned (though it might be impossible for humans to do (consistently) depending on the actual execution requirements).
>Melee's completely stripped DI that does nothing and total lack of tools to prevent getting hit when landing meant that it's yet another nu-game where as soon as someone is minus in their opponents effective range it turns into, at best, RPS to get back to neutral, more probably just a literal cutscene while one guy mashes.
Universal defensive mechanics in melee aren't good enough to do anything other than prevent certain setups, there's still an absolute ton of airtight strings that last forever and have no counterplay besides not getting hit.
>Now, COULD the opponent have escaped? Absolutely.
Which is more interesting than the alternative.
>I'm sure you could find the exact same thing in comparable melee combos too
Sure, there are fake combos in melee that get landed all the time too. The difference is that there are also real combos in melee and that's mostly what people use. Since you love to bring up 'muh actual comp scene' so much I'd like to remind you that always winning tech chases in melee is just an execution/consistency requirement and most every high tier has techchase to death grab strings.
>However, my point is these are people at the top level of 64 play, much better than you and I
They're still pretty bad, objectively. Just because nobody plays a certain game well doesn't mean that you can't try to, just that you (probably) won't succeed. It's that trying to that's interesting.
Also unless it changed heavily in the last ~6 years, almost nobody plays S64 and the actual level of play is super low and genuinely approachable.

>>90975
>You're fucking retarded if you watched a match where nobody died in one touched and said that that's proof that everyone dies in one touch.
Then by your own words, you're the retarded one, because I said:
>You can see Captain Falcon do several long combos in the first few minutes that look very similar to the shorter combos in the kirby video a few posts up.
and
>that kind of long, inescapable combo is part of the game much more than in Melee or subsequent games
Both of which are objectively true.  Thank you for agreeing with me.
<hurr some combos are short
Yeah, that's how most tournament matches in most competitive games are played.  Playing risk-averse neutral means openings are often suboptimal, which naturally means combos are shorter.  Find a pools match of somebody getting washed by Isai if you want to see bigger combos.

>"momentum influence"
>"compatriots of smash in terms of air movement are anime airdashers"
You're a fucking idiot, but at least you're entertaining.

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>>91015
Your central point was fuckin' wrong my man. Strings are just as if not more oppressive and inescapable in 64 than melee and you have posted literally no evidence to the contrary. The fact that shielding at all is considered a bad move because you'll just get endlessly pressured and then murdered for free is a big indicator of that. How is having defensive options invalidated by the fear of getting touch of death'd a good thing for the neutral? Having real animation canceling makes enables this in the first place. 

Show me the airtight melee strings that can't be escaped. SDI can get you out of Fox Up Air, Waveshine combos, even grounded smash attacks at high percent. Regular DI can get you out of grab loops or "guaranteed" combos by virtue of the fact that unlike 64 the hitstun isn't so massive that your opponent can correct their mistaken reads before you recover. If you feed melee into a TAS you can achieve even more superhuman combo escapes than 64, so that argument doesn't work in your favor. Go into any top 8 in a major melee tournament and you can pinpoint examples of smash DI and regular DI that completely interrupt a combo attempt and even reverses the momentum of the entire match. It's clear as day from watching real humans playing against each other at high levels which game actually has a lack of tools. 

As a final note, saying players like ISAI are objectively bad at the game is pretty fu

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I really really hope pasta nigger is going to pull an April Fur's Day soon, so I don't have to read garbage conversations like this.

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>>91051
>I have entered a thread about something I don't like and now I'm mad
>how could this be happening to me?
You did this to yourself.

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>>90870
since you're looking for good gunplay, no, not really, most atmospheric singleplayer games are exactly
<muh story over gameplay crap
have fun playing stalker again
you could try E.Y.E, but i dont know if thats what you want either

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>>90896
>>90904
I once posted a review of Terminator: Resistance here and I lost it, but the gist of it is that its gameplay is similar to Bethesda games, except with less jank, no open world and more purpose. If you turn as little HUD as possible and on the hardest difficulty, it gets much tighter (though at some point you will have to turn the x-ray vision on, because it isn't like Thief, where the sneaking mechanics are core to the gameplay, so you need a crutch) and I would recommend doing that as soon as you are ready.

This reminds me, aren't the same devs supposed to be working on a Robocop game?
That both excites and terrifies me because while I liked Terminator, I also remember the dev's previous game was an extremely poorly received Rambo rail shooter and there's always the possibility Resistance was just one very lucky fluke on their part.

>>90991
>This reminds me, aren't the same devs supposed to be working on a Robocop game?
Yes

>>90991
As long as it's not filled with pozz I'm good.

Do you guys know what happened to Project Borealis

>>85538
I never tried making a gene. So can you just pass down all your max upgrade artifacts to your next character and curbstomp the early game as an invible demigod?

>>85540
It looks like its all items you have on person at the time but they can't be precious, medals, figures, and cards. So yeah, helps cut down on that early game. Would probably help if you want a specific pet too to start off with.

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>>72546 (OP) 
>not to be confused with rougelike
What about Roguelike?

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>>85543
Maybe

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Anybody 'member how Bright Nights originated as successor to another then-dead "fun SF stuff the Kevteam cut from mainline" mod called Aftershock? Recall how Aftershock in turn was originally supposed to become a cyberpunk total conversion scenario to replace the default zombie one?

Well, when 0.F's halfbaked Exodii bullshit rewrite of DDA's SF elements happened and spurred BN to go from a mod to a full fork, it looks as though Aftershock also came back to life for the revival of its total conversion ambitions. Only instead of near-future cyberpunk, it's far future post-apoc space opera:
https://github.com/CleverRaven/Cataclysm-DDA/tree/master/data/mods/Aftershock
>Aftershock is being developed into a full conversion mod set in a mostly-abandoned extrasolar colony named Salus IV. The player has arrived on Salus for various reasons (depending on their profession). Eventually, we hope to have multiple potential end game situations, ranging from finding what you came here for and leaving the planet with enough money to retire, to more-secret endings. There will no longer be zombies; instead, there are a variety of alien and human-based enemies. Toe-to-toe combat will likely be more deadly in Aftershock, with more emphasis on picking your battles and only fighting when absolutely necessary. Special 

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I just lost my wall of text. Dang.

>>88205
barrier-to-entry, anyone?

>>88195
>cos most of them are fat
Currently. Get them four hours of actual walking every week, or two hours of walking and two hours of mountain climbing, and they won't be anymore.

I personally would love to revisit Morrowind and the DC wasteland with the ability to 'PHYSICALLY WALK' to my destination.

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>>90640
>the DC wasteland
Nice try, Todd.

FUCK OFF TODD!

>>90647
that was the Chicago wasteland, wasn't  it? I'm talking Fo3

OR FoE. Y'know, that would be good too.

>>90649
here's your ((( (((you))) ))), brain dead memer.

>>90647
Fuck off todd

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>>90977
>he can't do basic arithmetic

>>90996
It wasn't a matter of the arithmetic it was how you have to select them with like a weird gauge fill mechanic that fucked me up like half the time

>>91018
You can press the number keys instead for that minigame. Still pretty shit though.
Honestly, it should be text entry instead but RPG Maker is shit at those.

>>90973
This is where it pays to not know Japanese, because you can play the game and just ignore the shitty dialog.

>>90868
That has been in my backlog for for so long I forgot about it. Downloading now, thanks anon.

>>90973
>Not that anon, but I couldn't stand the kid dialog
Yeah, it has been rotting in my backlog mostly due to shota protagonist.

>the other girls will just watch during the threesome and foursome
That's kind of a bummer, but I guess it works for me so long as they know I'm cervix knocking the others.

>>89372
sounds exactly like the type of scam that Peter Molyneux would do

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>>90581
>Raytracing and reflections everywhere doesn't make a game look better if it wasn't designed with that in mind, which the 3D GTA games weren't.
VISUAL FIDELITY REBOOT IDEA #1000
PARAPPA THE RAPPA WITH HD RETEXTURE, WORLD REFLECTIONS, RAYTRACING, SUBSURFACE SAMPLING, AND 1,000,000,000 POLYGON MODELS FOR 2D OBJECTS
I MUST BE ABLE TO SEE THE INDIVIDUAL PORES ON INSTRUCTOR MOOSELINI'S NOSE

>>91005
Parappa isn't black but is a rapper. That's cultural appropriation, clearly not allowed in 2021. Frankly I'm surprised they haven't stuck a screen at the start of this new San Andreas remaster apologising for white scotsmen writing a nigger story.

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>>89691
Running Shine.  His videos are good.

>>90147
Just the way that he plays is awful too, that's not the only thing that angers me about EDF videos, my biggest pet peeve is the shitty reddit statement that EDF is "so bad it's good", which is fucking wrong EDF has always been an objectively good game.
If anyone wants to watch good EDF content just watch the japanese one where you will see quality gameplay and some fantastic edits.

>>90147
He's just bad. I got the same disgust from watching the wing diver video. It's not a coincidence that the air raider video is the shortest.

Did they give weird on PC release yet?

>>90339
Not sure what you meant but the PC release isn't announced yet, but an Nvidia document got leaked and it listed EDF6 in geforce service, so hopefully it will come out soon.

>>90339
Probably won't be announced until an english version is confirmed. EDF 5 didn't have PC until it came west. Even then it took half a year afterwards.