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>>310951 (OP) 
Awwshieeet.

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>UT99 gamenight OP
>doesn't have the eternal german in his natural habitat
Shamefur dispray.

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>310951
*Crack*
*Tssss*
*Siiiiiip*
Yep, still glad I started frequenting this lovely shithole. These gamenights are very damn fun and it's always a nice surprise to see one pop up from time to time.

>>310951 (OP) 
>vote
Not falling for that one again, Moishe.

>>310692
What a funny coincidence, just saw this the other day.
https://pinbetween.com/

>>310683
Don't you think that the base building mechanics kind of makes up for the lack of proper combat mechanics? I thought that was the whole point, it's actually pretty neat and requires some skill at the highest level.

>>310719
To an extent, though that also gets kind of spammy compared to something like Ace of Spades was.

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Other than Bioshock, what's the most Art Deco videogame?

>>310993
Myst 3: Exile
Uru: Ages Beyond Myst.

>>309715
>I noted in the post above yours that Persona
*Current persona

>>309412
Persona 5 also had the prison and the subway, which was perhaps the "spookiest" part of the game, while keeping all the goofiest slice of life highschool things in it. Persona has long sinced dropped any pretenses of being remotely close to the seriousness of an SMT game and it makes no sense to change that now.

>>309771
Not necessarily, sometimes edge can attract people. 
Considering how "safe" a lot of games feel right now, it's not a bad idea.

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>tfw Caligula 10th Anniversary day soon
They confirmed an official livestream is scheduled. The 23rd is almost here, I can't wait!!!
I hope they'll announce a new game or anime.

>>308750
The game has a poor start. It picks up after the first dungeon and gets a lot better.
If you're not having fun with Caligula past that point, don't worry about it. It's not everyone's cup of tea.

>>308752
You can disable the BGM and leave the SFX on. That feature is a Godsend if you're grinding or working on sidequests. I like the songs, but they do get repetitive with such long playtime.

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>June 23

Well, this is it: Caligula's 10th ANNIVERSARY! 
Series veteran artist Oguchi made an official illustration to celebrate it.

Oh, and that Yamanaka livestream on jewtube is about to start, just a couple of hours from now:

/watch?v=JKaUZ3C4T6c

Also, Suzuna Kagura has her birthday on the very same date. Happy birthday, Suzuna!

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>>310849
How about instead of being fags you post what he looks like IN GAME or hell post what the model from the GAME looks like?

>>310961
Ok but we cud kiss first too. I-if u want ...

>>310964
>>310961
EVERYONE these two anons are GAY, and they kiss mwah mwah mwah, they're gay, mwah mwah

>>310948
>>310945
>>310869
>>310849
>>310848
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CyO-1Sr_zs

>>310964
I'll kiss you on the forehead after i am done railing your mother and no I ain't your dad fuckboy.
>>310973
Big talk for a retard.

>>310997
Pottery. Someone call the numerologists.

>>310995
>>310997
Reminds me of looking up Diocletian's price list and getting depressed over how little things have changed.

>>311003
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edict_on_Maximum_Prices
>The Edict on Maximum Prices (Latin: Edictum de Pretiis Rerum Venalium, "Edict Concerning the Sale Price of Goods"; also known as the Edict on Prices or the Edict of Diocletian) was issued in 301 by Diocletian. The document denounces greed and sets maximum prices and wages for all important articles and services. 
>The last third of the Edict, divided into 32 sections, imposed a price ceiling – a list of maxima – for well over a thousand products. These products included various food items (beef, grain, wine, beer, sausages, etc.), clothing (shoes, cloaks, etc.), freight charges for sea travel, and weekly wages. The highest limit was on one pound of purple-dyed silk, which was set at 150,000 denarii (the price of a lion was set at the same price).
Wish lions were still this cheap.

>>310989
Can you run the dankest 90s PC emulators and RPCS3/Xenia on Windows 7 without turning your system into a house of cards or struggling to get fullspeed? protip: you can't
Can you run steam for the handful of games worth playing online with your actual friends on Windows 7? protip: you can't
>>310994
I don't fucking know man, the rumors are all over the place. I've heard MS is quietly pulling a Sega, I've heard Helix is on hold because MS fucked up and didn't stockpile DRAM before the bubble hit Zimbabwe dollar levels, I've heard Helix is gonna be $700+, I've heard Helix is actually a cloud gaming terminal. Shits fucked.

>>311004
If 1 denarii was about 4.5 oz of silver on the low end, and the current price of silver per oz is $60 thereabouts. Then the lion would cost $31.05 million. You probably get a deal for a lion cub in an asian black market way below Roman market price.

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Good work boys, keep this up and it's premium offices for everyone.

>>310798
>classics such as Fallout 1/2
Speaking in line with the theme of this thread, these games were shit on release and no amount of 'revisionist' viral marketing on Bethesda's behalf to make their FPSs seem better by proxy is ever going to convince me otherwise.  Buggy, low-content, unfinished messes of poorly realized D&D mechanics.  The original Fallout games were part of a crowd of games that ran the entire PC 2D RPG genre off a cliff in the gameplay department when it was decided that everything needed to have an isometric perspective to pander to graphics whores.  They are not classics and do not ever deserve to be treated as such.

>>310990
TA you replied to. Fallout 1 at least was not shit on release, as even the ads in PC Gamer magazine showed it to be well-liked (pre-release / non-jewish gaming journalist days). You can still find these articles, with some digging. I despise Beelzebubesthda, so none of my original post should be construed as shilling for them, although I did enjoy the original Interplay / Black Isle Studios' touch and influence within New Vegas.

To your point, I would say Baldur's Gate did far more than Fallout did for influencing the direction of isometric. If for some reason Fallout 1/2 is not accepted as a crown king of CRPGs, BG 1/2 most certainly was an indisputable emperor and influencer.

>>249911
I watched someone play Twilight from start to finish, yet I can't recall anything except for the bridge scene in the beginning, the sexy imp, and the dual hook-shots. By contrast, I fully remember Breath of the Wild / its sequel and recall a lot of  Majora's Mask despite never playing more than 30m of the latter and barely seeing much of anyone else play it. Skyward Sword gets no mention since I've neither played nor seen even a minute of it.

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This thread gives off the same energy I gave off as a teenager hating on my dad's "80s synth rock".

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It seems the article got paywalled since I last looked at it. Here's an archive.ph link, as the wayback machine version is broken: 
https://muse.jhu.edu/article/922346
https://archive.ph/yM9Yl 
>>310829
According to the paper, the subjects were almost entirely white women.

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>>310011 (OP) 
I miss how women were objectified in ads too.

>>310860
It was a selling  point and no one cared because nerds weren't getting sex anyway.

>>310860
That ad was made for males and to attract males you need an attractive female, even if she had a man jaw.
Should had blocked her face too, need bigger boobs thought.

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>>310749
Well, to be specific on the Caligula series: The western localization of the Vita game was the ONLY one to get published by Atlus.
The remake and the sequel both got localized by NISA.
Meanwhile in Japan, FuRyu published all 3 games.

>>310772
If you're talking about that quest character screenshot:
In The Caligula Effect, the minor quest characters numbered in the hundreds, and they had 2 quests each, so there was a lot of copypasting involved.
Notice how that character's "Profile" info refers to him as "he", despite his quests' info using "they" on that very same window.
The first game has some propaganda for sure, but I just don't think those pronouns right there were a case of it. It was more likely just laziness.
The sequel was the one that went all in with the "non-binary" retardation.

Welp we did get an announcement today but it was only the steam machine. Guess we have to wait another week.

>>310985
I don't get it. Nobody's gonna buy that shit at current prices, but people who stocked up before the bubble might buy a new VR setup.

>>310987
Crazy that they decided to launch it in the middle of a market ripoff with such shit specs. Such a ruined opportunity if you ask me.

>>310991
Best I can guess is gayben figures we'll get great depression 2.0 before prices come back to a reasonable level and he'd rather sell to a handful of whales now than nobody later.

>>310992
It's like a reverse Nintendo. Valve will have started as a game/tech company and will be known in the future for making canned beans and wooden toys.

>>310946
What Factorio actually needed was more goals, enemy variety, level design, an actual campaign, etc. Basically all the things that make a functional game instead of a collection of mechanics with no direction.

>>310958
I got off-world when it first came out. Never touched it again. Has anything drastically improved since? Also, has anyone made a proper Aliens mod for it?-- it'd be a great combo, especially with objectives and plot.

>>310935
It's not an h-game

>>310971
These graphics and animations screamed H game material. Guess it's just some cheap gook shit, going by what I can see on that steam page.
The premise doesn't sound half bad for what it's going for, I suppose.
Also yes, factorio needed more modes with clear cut goals instead of just the rocket shit. Or whatever arbitrary shit they added in the DLC. The side modes are actually more of a game than the sandbox default experience.

>>310975
They more scream "mobile game" to me. If it was h-game it was be an RPGmaker sprite.