/v/ - Video Games

>>87578
Hopefully that isn't 12ga, four simultaneous explosions of buckshot or slugs without a stock would break a wrist.

>>87578
>Need a dispensa here!

>>87588
looks like regular .45, just up close

>>87404
It's slightly less blurry than TekWar, I guess.

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>>87578
>>87703
I liked that reference.

>>76666
Post it on the board at the cafe

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If you don't contribute to this team /cattle/ wins.

>>83510
this

>>68237
Those look nice. Which one should we choose for the team?

bump

>>85411
>Every person who is a bit geeky or more plays it
Wrong, i don't and many i know don't either

>>85471
I would but the one time I tried to find a P&P RPG group I figured out they were all ERP scalies at which point I NOPE'd out of there, never to try again.

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>>83550 (OP) 
>(((Illumination)))
What i really don't understand, is why Nintendo got in talks with that shit studio to make the movie, when a a company like Nintendo would have been able to do it by themselves without no help from (((hollyjew))).
I hope that Nintendo is going to write the script and illumination will only deal with the animation and will have no artistic freedom to use Mario characters for any globohomo propaganda

Imagine if any of these hollywood actors end up as the VAs for the next mario games too. Now that would be hilarious.
>>86036
As if Illumination's dogshit animation is any consolation, anon.

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>>84994
>At the end they both adopt Sonic maybe because he doesn't want mutt kids.

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>>85891
It usually works for me, even with messy handwriting, as long as the stroke count/order is correct.

Here's some examples of how stroke count/order affects the results, and how it recognizes a messy 鬱.

>>85894
Maybe i fucked up the stroke order, will try again with jisho if i find an unusual kanji.

>>85854
A lot of the time I use Microsoft IME's handwriting recognition. If I'm feeling too lazy to draw it or can't fully make out the details then I usually just Google with the information I have. For example, if it's some kanji with radicals I know like 鰯, then searching 魚に弱 will pull it up. Or if it's in a word with a kanji I do know, then I'll just Google the word with a wrong but similar looking character and Google will typically provide some results with the actual word. Something like 脳更寒 will still pull up results for 脳梗塞 even with two wrong characters. Other times in the same situation I might pull up the kanji I do know in a character dictionary that contains common vocabulary examples and just hope it's there.

>>85964
It's not really a viable method for searching unknown kanji unless you already know the stroke order of all the radicals and the rules governing which radical to draw first, etc. And even then there are some special snowflake kanji that don't follow the rules.

>>76828
Play Nioh in Jap. It's super beginner friendly. Totally not filled with classical Japanese and non-jouyou kanji.

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>>86897 (OP) 
Just repair it retard.

Replace the keyboard faggot, don't tell me you don't know disassemble your laptop.

>>86897 (OP) 
just get a usb keyboard and mouse or make a tower.

>>86897 (OP) 
No idea, if I had to get one myself I'd either look at framework or some other laptop that gets marketed towards linux. Prices for anything half decent are lunacy though.

>>86899
doesn't the keyboard have something like 50 screws?

Bumping again. I'm including another link so shitposters browsing page 1 can click it and ruin everything without reading the thread. https://poal.me/9ql9pn

Bumping to tell everyone that I just purchased an expensive set of headphones to replace my old $15 ones (why is the right speaker always the one that dies first?). Also, I'm planning on changing the Arcade Room format to 2-3 games per thread, with threads lasting a month. I hope to get more variety in game discussion and lower the pressure to post scores quickly, while reducing catalog clutter.

>>86647
Sounds good. Hopefully I'll remember to post more often.

Splatterhouse, Renegade, and Battletoads won the poll. New thread is here: >>87134

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>>78552
> much less attempt to prevent that from working?
>>>/v/84499

>>86988
I see your point but you are making a lot of assumptions. That being said I personally wouldn't purchase a first generation of a new device like this for the reason of them not really able to know about flaws until it gets in the wild.

>>86963
i fix chromebooks all day and that battery is very common. they don't inflate as much as you think they do, it's actually pretty rare. the plate is there so shit doesn't short out. static discharge is also a nonissue, and i have worked on several components without disconnecting the battery to no bad effect. the only thing that blew up in my face while it was still plugged in was the LCD.

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>>66409
This gives me flash backs of using that terrible steam controller. They put the giant touch pads at the top and made actual buttons/stick you normal use small and put them at the bottom. I used the piece of shit a few times before bench it.

>>66811
>16:10
You mean 8:5?

>>86802
wut is this gayme?

>>86883
procgen worlds that look like WMP visualizations.

>>86883
Don't ask, just play it in the dark by yourself tonight.
https://files.catbox.moe/kny9yi.zip

boo

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>>70911
fun thing is, that many songs in AoW III are just remasters from the first one

>>86737
Now that game looks fun. What gaemu is it?

>>79612
AoW III was a shitfest. The game is completely different on every level from the first two (two also being very different from the first game) and has atrocious art direction.

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>>86791
Beaver city builder with water mechanics is the comfiest
Still (((early access))) but it's on GOG. They seem to have had some actual closed test too and didn't just dump it on EA, the base mechanics seem to be all there and I haven't encountered any bugs so far.
Early game is nice and challenging but late game probably need some balancing. Went from barely surviving a drought with one adult and one child still alive to a hundred beavers with constantly full storage a bit later.
Playing with water is fun
Have gaem
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>>82941
>Capitalism bad
Aren't they selling the game?

>>86743
All while backing multi million dollar corporations in an effort to "combat the status quo".

>>86743
You don't understand, anon. If someone says that something is bad while choosing to participate in it, then that means that it's okay.

>>86743
Are you actually expecting these people to take upon themselves some negative reprecussions they would have to endure by actually walking the walk?
The average freetard is more willing to take on inconviniences for their autistic standpoints compared to those "socialists"

>>86783
Socialists look all over for examples of real socialism™ working, yet the lame fucks completely ignore Hutterites. Hutterites are a bunch of autistic anabaptists (kind of like the Amish and Mennonites) who mostly live in Western Canada and are really, really into mechanized farming equipment. They have basically zero private property and pool their resources together to build fuckheug, very modern farming colonies, and they're so good at this that some Canadian provinces have laws which mostly exist to prevent Hutterite colonies from gobbling up all the land.