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The thread to post the things
that really make (You) think.
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how are you guys doing
Why did jews put so many hurdles in my way to have sex
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I love Neco-arc.
I wish I had a Neco-arc roommate to drink Pilk with.
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>>276768
shit until those cuckchan tourists are banished back to the depths of their containment site
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>>276768
OK given we halfcuck new arrivals in there.
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>>276768
Very good.
>>276774
>>276775
the Duality of man
>>276774
negative nancy
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>>276781
Janny Bootlick
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>>276790
nigger faggot cocksucker
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>>276768
Just came back from the gym, not the best set, but I'm staying consistent and thus happy about my progress.
Finally getting somewhere with my build in Last Epoch.

Wish I had the energy to write up some more articles for Sleepy Station.
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oh and I glitched out during a co-op session
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I'm playing Receiver 2 and having fun with it, even if I leave every session frustrated due to either not paying attention or getting fucked over by the sluggish movement. I get that we're supposed to be in a pseudo-dream or whatever the fuck but it's always so frustrating to play as someone who can't move as well as you can in real life, or even a dream for that matter. 
Complaining aside, are there any other games that will make you feel as tense as this one? I haven't felt this sweaty while playing a shooter in a very long time. The only thing that even comes close is STALKER but even then I still happily dove into the open to effortlessly gun down mercs or the military after the first hour or two. Meanwhile, the longer I play this the more tactical and methodical I get. It's incredibly fun, almost like solving a puzzle with how it doesn't really push you into immediately engaging the enemies while giving you multiple angles of attack.
>>276791
ChimpanzeeCoon GigaKike Gaylord
>>276768
I've done one of the basics of drawing on the right side of the brain. My self portrait looks like shit.
>>276768
Alright.  
About to hit the break in period on my baku so will need to do an oil change.
Been thinking what I want first, new tires, bigger gastank, maybe new seat.
Leaning toward tires.
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Can you have qt spidergirls in your team in this game? Asking for a freind.
>>276768
Almost done with a work project, so life is good. I'll spend the next week finishing a couple games, God willing.
>>276858
please, I beg you
>>277124
Go play Mahjong Soul online or something.
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thinking in this economy?
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>>276858
Yakuza Kiwami.
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>>277124
Watching Akagi and audiably exclaiming "Naruhodo..." while stroking your chin every time something happens that you don't understand, or just pump enough weights become Arnold Schwarzenegger and it'll come naturally.
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>>277197
>Soundless webms will be the death of me.
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What happened to the sadpanda onion link? I haven't been able to access it in a few days, did they get rid of it?
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>>277525
> Yeah, the tor daemon sometimes just stops working for no discernible reason. Should be back up now.

Tenboro has just to give the tor deamon some spanking.
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What's some decent free CD burner application? I've burned 4 CDs at the lowest speed in ImgBurn and all turned out illegible.
Free, since the niggers at Nero still expect you to pay money for their donut steal application
>>277586
K3b
https://invent.kde.org/multimedia/k3b
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>>277589
One that's not on Loonix please. I don't want to boot up a VM to burn a single CD.
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>>277591
This dingus used to popular among poorfags who couldn't afford a new CD burner that came with nero.

https://www.cdburnerxp.se/
>>277586
There's something wrong with your cd-drive
But to answer your question:
I use AnyBurn https://www.anyburn.com/
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>>277597
>There's something wrong with your cd-drive
There may be but that's not the point. The CDs seemed to have been burned right, only my Saturn tries to read them as audio CDs.
Been thinking it's the chip so I've been soldering and disassembling it the entire day. Voltage output read 4.89V, and I had been tinkering so much the image has now turned pink.
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>>277622
>The CDs seemed to have been burned right, only my Saturn tries to read them as audio CDs.
Where are you getting the ISOs and how are they formatted? There's a lot of bad dumps of Saturn games floating around which means you cannot honestly play them through pirating.

However, if you're using any of the "recent" redump releases that have a single .cue and multiple .bin files, then you need to take an extra step of merging those .bin files: https://github.com/putnam/binmerge
Once you do so, THEN try burning them. How I found out this last bit was PSX2PSP having issues making functioning PSP eboots of PS1 games that used the redump releases.
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>>276768
Great
Is there a remake/remaster that is better than the original game? Has something like that ever occurred in the history of video games?
>>277946
Resident Evil 1 and then never again.
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>>277946
Does Snatcher count as a remake? The original game was never finished until 4 years later.
>>277946
as that other anon said, Resident Evil
Metroid Zero mission if you consider it a remake of Metroid 1

that's about it
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Binding of Isaac (the original was made in Flash)
Homeworld
Darksiders Warmastered Edition
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD
The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker HD
Metal Wolf Chaos XD
Black Mesa (eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeh debatable, nowhere near as much soul as the original)
Hard Reset Redux
Postal Redux
Left 4 Dead 2 (because it contains the entire first campaign and is easier to mod)
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forgot tLoZ: Ocarina of Time 3D
and X-COM
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>>277953

>The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD
>The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker HD
those are not remakes
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>>277953
>Left 4 Dead 2 
That's a sequel, not a remake. And L4D2 has significantly different balance and flow from L4D1 due to the different balance and behavior of special infected. I'd agree that L4D2 is the better game, but the Smoker is significantly weaker and the Boomer was also worse prior to The Last Stand update due to a longstanding bug that prevented him from extending the duration of the bile he sprayed onto the survivors. The Charger and Jockey are fun ideas but each of them needs a second pass for balance numbers.
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>>277954
How is Enemy Unknown better than the UFO: Defense? EU dumbed down everything that made UFO: Defense fun.
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>>277946
>Is there a remake/remaster that is better than the original game?
The conclusion I've mostly come to is that, if you're asking that question, you're playing a game for the wrong reasons in the first place. The answer should almost ALWAYS be that you play the original version of the game that was released. But then again that it's if you're actually looking to PLAY the game. If you're just looking to play the game for the story, then just play whatever version is most convenient as seeing the gameplay evolution isn't really an important factor for you.
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Can you learn to compose music if you only listen to video game music that sounds good to you and otherwise are completely clueless on anything related to music?
My goal with learning to compose music would be specifically to make music for an eventual video game project.
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>>278000
Yes, but listen to classical and prog, and some old electronica, because those genres heavily influenced a lot of the better vidya composers. Then slap together some stuff in a sequencer until you like it.
>>277957
correct, they are remasters

>>277981
because it's bait, you idiot
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>>277869
>There's a lot of bad dumps of Saturn games floating around
What about them? I'm having a hard time believing none of the 4 JP games I burned for my JP Saturn were good dumps downloaded them from CDRomance RetroGameTalk.
>you need to take an extra step of merging those .bin files
At least 2 of the games I tried had a single .bin file, that can't be it.
I tried reassembling it yesterday, voltage coming from the PSU, strictly above 5V. The ribbon cables were oriented properly as well, and the console can read retail games fine.
At this point I don't know whether to install the chip in another console or to pop! shove it in the garbage can't find the reaction image either.
>>277982
>play the original version of the game that was released
I've been doing that since forever, either the original or emulated. But I was curious if there even was a better release as I couldn't think of anything of the top of my head. 
People that work on these remasters/remakes nearly always talk about hardware limitations and making the game look like the players have imagined or remembered it. The problem is it always looks worse. Either missing effects, inferior art direction, worse models, rewritten or unnecessary changed stuff and so on. People that work on them have no idea what they are doing or they don't care. 
Your Metroid example is borderline perfect. He was speaking of hardware limitation on the original hardware yet they made it look good and convincing while retaining a unique style, at least it looks that way as I only plead Metroid 1. By comparison the Switch version simply looks inferior.
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>>278037
>either the original or emulated
Why are you phrasing it like if you emulate a game you're not really playing it?
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>>278042
muh crt
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>>278042
It's worth pointing out as emulation can introduce some caveats when the emulator itself has problems with some effects, textures or framerate issues to name a few. Retards can also choose EU versions and wonder why it runs weird. 
If an emulator is good and is configured well then that is the best way to experience a console game.
>>278048
Don't even bring up CRT. I don't miss sitting back 3 meters away from a 20 inch screen that couldn't do 200 nits
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>>278051
>If an emulator is good and is configured well then that is the best way to experience a console game.
Agreed. Emulators also remove some annoying stuff from the consoles that no one wants today.
Cartridges may get faulty, the battery they use to save could die, wiping your progress, gamecards for saving are ass, disc media is slow and any scratches could make a game unplayable, you CD/DVD reader will break something after too much use.
If you own an old console you must maintain it, if you buy an used one certainly something is fucked up and you don't know.

In the end, like any hobby, you shouldn't dive too deep or else you aren't playing games anymore, just repairing old hardware for the sake of nostalgia and "precision" and using games to test the hardware you fixed.
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>>277586
I've burned some DVDs (Xbox 360 pirated games) long ago, same DVD driver, same blank media brand, for some unknown reason sometimes they wouldn't work and sometimes I had to burn 2-3 copies just for 1 to work.
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>>278037
>But I was curious if there even was a better release as I couldn't think of anything of the top of my head.
There's honestly only a handful of examples where the "remaster"/'remake" adds content instead of removing it for the "better", like the Saturn version of Policenauts or the DS version of Front Mission 1. Most of the rest I can think of consist of CD-ROM releases of a lot of early games 16-bit games, from the PCE-CD release of Snatcher and SMT to the Sega CD release of Earthworm Jim and Ecco. By the time you start to delve into "cross generational" releases of games (As early as the SNES), the quality only goes down from there. Either because of the companies trying to show off all the "wonderful" things they can do with the new technology only to degrade the original experience as a result, or because of standards changing and so the modern release reflects that, or because the people handling the release have no fucking clue what they're doing.

It's not a "one size fits all" situation, but the best rule I've found is to generally stick with the original game.

>>278053
>disc media is slow and any scratches could make a game unplayable
That is such a bullshit excuse made by people who have never played games on a disc based-console. The so-called "load times" everyone likes to bitch about is 5-10 seconds for loading an 'entire' level. Disc scratches can be fixed through have hash-checks burned onto the disc with minimal space lost.
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>>278060
Stockholm syndrome or kiddie who started with disc-based games.  If you grew up with cartridge games the obnoxious load times of the disc era were impossible to ignore.  It's amazing that people can still bend over backwards to make excuses for it.
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Tell it to me straight anons. 
Do you think they had any chance to flourish if things went right?
Do you think they could've saved her from sinking?
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>>278077
Holy soul
>>278072
>If you grew up with cartridge games the obnoxious load times of the disc era were impossible to ignore.
Nah, it was only bad in very few cases, like Sim City 2000 on PS1 I remember having really bad load times. But most of the time it was faster than modern games until the SSD became prevalent.
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Sexo with neco arco.
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>>278077
One thing that would have had to go right was the capabilty to display 3D graphics at full screen long before Doom came along. That was the title that sunk the Amiga as serious gaming platform. Use for serious work was the exception and usually done on expensive workstations. One of the tasks they were used for was renderin cgi effects for Babylon 5.
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Playing through Skin Deep
It's an id Tech 4 game that. It's not as amazing as I was hoping it would be, but the levels are still pretty neat so far. It's a Blendo Games title, so it's pretty short and doesn't get too involved with its own mechanics. 
For as long as this has been in development, I think he gave up on a lot of stuff he was envisioning to be in the final game.
>>278316
>sexo with yotsuba
>>278316
>4cuck mascot
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>>278317
In my gay nigger opinion Commodore should've
>not have disregarded its biggest customer demographic in a highly competitive large-scale market they controlled a significant chunk of instead of trying to set foot in a highly competitive smaller-scale market that was already contested by more established players just because some Hollyjews used their machines for VFX
and
>copied the IBM PC model as hard as possible by leveraging Commodore's objectively superior OS while investing in software+hardware infrastructure for add-on cards instead of going at it alone like they were making a gayman console or something

Something like a heavily expanded A500+++ board with every relevant socket type known to man in the year 1990 of our lord, retaining all the baseline capability of the OG 500 line but with PC-tier expandability.
The demoscene certainly wouldn't have minded fully integrated OPL3 output in addition to the extant Paula soundchip, and businesses could get by along fine for a time by simply buying the baseline boards and plugging them into their monitors the get a basic office computer that just werks.
Now add in swappable CPUs with Motorola hopefully not being retards and all it'd take to close the Gates would be a Doom port(?) that leverages the hardware enough not to run like shit followed by companies like S3, Rendition, 3dfx, Nvidia etc. offering decently supported 3D accelerators for this Amiga platform from the start, Internet should solve itself given the parallel ports present on most computers from that era.
If Billy's blaccination antics still propel Windows 95 to relative market dominance the Amiga could nonetheless carve out a corner for itself as a Western pseudo-X68000/FM Towns with mild Apple characteristics minus the Jobsian homosexuality.

Of course all of that would require sane, rational leadership operating under a long-term profit-oriented mindset as opposed to that of the ((( tribe ))).

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>>278106
>muh disc load times
I'd say it was a bit of both having grown up with a variety of Win9x machines, discs degrade over time and read speeds could vary wildly between individual discs and drives, I had more than one game with ok loading times overall but one level had the drive making segs noises with a 30% chance of crashing.
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Are there any good Fire Emblem hacks?
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>>278348
>mfw all that shit
The Amiga was a game console too big for its britches from the beginning. You're retarded.
>>278483
What was that shitposty Sacred Stones hack the mednafen guys played again?
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should i buy it?
>>278511
So you can violate it? No. If you just want to blow 400 bucks you won't need on a pokémon plushie for your couch, by all means, go for it.
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>>278489
>uncultured peasantbabble
The IBM PC was originally intended as a business console for business jews doing accounting, finance and some mild number crunching.
Now this in itself wasn't unique as due to their relatively high prices compared to today every home computer in the early 1980s targeted businesses in some way with things like color displays and sound being more of a bonus and/or fun thing engineers+programmers put in to see what would happen.
IBM was different from its competition that instead of putting in discrete custom components unique to a given platform it instead relied on the cheapest nigger commodity components as much as it could while still delivering a working computer, with plans to have most machines manufactured not by IBM but third parties via loicense.
It, moreso than its contemporaries, was never ever intended for use with video games, with any games/ports made for it more being a side effect of streetside gamedevs trying to sell their games to as many potential customers as possible or just trying to sell shit in general.

At some point anti-semitic third party companies began producing IBM PC clones using the proprietary BIOS patched to work with slightly different cheap commodity niggerware, which IBM tried to shut down through lawsuits.
A company by the name of Phoenix Technologies then did the unthinkable and reverse-engineered the entire BIOS in a place and way that was uncomfortable and legally untouchable to IBM, they started loicensing it to other manufacturers eager to shit out their own cheap niggerputers while modifying it to suit their own needs, other companies produced their own clone BIOSes in Phoenix' image and the rest is history.

This alone however did not make the "PC" the undisputed Kang of the computer market, as it still lacked many features of competing machines like the Commodore 64, Apple II, Atari's 8 and 16 bit lineups, ZX Spectrum, the Amiga etc.
"PC" competitors generally enjoyed objectively superior graphics and sound while early PC gaymurs had to deal with ebin PC speaker audio if they didn't have a MIDI synth plugged in.
Standards such as VESA and add-in graphics cards began to change this in the late 1980s, but until the widespread adoption of dedicated sound cards carrying Yamaha's OPL synth the Commodore Amiga and Atari ST line were objectively superior for anyone not just wanting to play gayms, but also engage in graphic design, music composition, high-performance autism computing using discrete onboard hardware such as the Amiga's Blitter, some of these things were also possible to do on the PC but with various concessions due to worse Software support.
With the AdLib and Soundblaster line of high-quality dedicated soundcards, fast i386 CPUs from pre-botnet Intel, CD-ROM and many other things the classic discrete Home Computers were eventually murdered on all fronts with their manufacturers unable to keep up with the flexibility and speed at which the interchangeable components of a PC would evolve at.

Every single one of the classic Home Computer giants thus rapidly fell to the PC platform, with Apple only surviving due to Microshaft keeping them alive to avoid an antitrust lawsuit on the grounds of monopoly.

Had Commodore adopted to market needs instead of coasting along on inertia they might've yet managed to evade this fate and remained as a viable competitor, perhaps even inspiring the Japanese to adopt similar practices to elevate their software corpus instead of being old men left behind by a world running ahead of them on the eve of the new millenium.
Stallman, Linus, Raymond among others in 1992 genuinely thought the x86-based PC would be replaced by a platform using a RISC-based CPU architecture running some divinely intellected white man microkernel OS before the end of the century.

No I will not take my meds.
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>>278511
>400 monopoly money
Is it her normal size? If true, buy her and then post pics of you covering her in semen.
>>278541
get yourself institutionalized, ban evader
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>>278511
Yes.
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>>278511
what are you going to do with that?
How do I change theme here to be bright?
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>>278661
top right settings > theme but you need to have cookies enabled or you'll have to change it every time
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Do you wash your mouse pad? I just threw mine into the washing machine after not washing it for 5+ years
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>>278826
No I wipe it clean like a table
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how do I enjoy vidya and life again?
>>278837
Try something new to forever stimulate the novel area of your brain dedicated to learning and exploration. Works for me.
>>278837
Install Brave, buy NordVPN, and play Raid Shadow Legends.
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>>278837
Only install brave. Don't piss away money on Nord VPN since most ISPs wised up to VPNs and don't play garbage shilled on youtube. Then crawl to the recommendation wiki or lurk more to grab games for backlog. Avoid AAA. That segment of gaming is actually dying.
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>>278841
>>278843
Don't listen to these two goobs. Install LibreWolf instead, buy as many plushies of your favorite video game characters as you can, cut up their groin seams and install fleshlights, and go to town. Once you've destroyed them all, play Castlevania: Symphony of the Night again. Then see us again for more advice.
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>>278846
>buy as many plushies of your favorite video game characters as you can, cut up their groin seams and install fleshlights, and go to town
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>>278847
way ahead of us on the degen front, I see
>>278837
Play videogames and watch japanese cartoons with your family.
>>278664
There are no top right settings... only Account and Manage on top left, but that's for board owners
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>>278892
bro what? it's right here
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>>278894
It might require JS which is why I'm not seeing it. JS typically required for CSS
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< JS typically required for CSS
No its not. CSS is totally its own thing that can only only govern visuals and visuals alone. That's the point of it. 

The explanation you are looking for the menu item settings is arbitrary html element added via JS, so it can be stupid button that opens a ebin Modal dialogue that can process shit stored on your machine.
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https://curatedcritiques.wales/2020/11/09/fuckable-dragons/

https://www.well-played.com.au/the-top-five-most-fckable-dragons-in-spyro-reignited-trilogy/

Who are your personal top five?
>>278826
Take water and a drop of dish soap and scrub and dry once there is no more white liquid
depending on big your pad is you might want to use a bath tub
let it dry out in the sun if it's not stupid hot where you live otherwise just let it sit on a towel on a flat surface
there is always the alternative of just buying another one if you have had it for long enough that it out lasted it value not like buying brand name shit is actually worth it
Any good griefing youtubers? Im just sick of "griefing" youtubers that are absolute faggots that start getting audibly butthurt if someone says nigger or faggot or anything similar.
>>279175
Try somebody not monetized.
>>279175
The Bad Guys were cool, but Britbong DMCA'd them to death
Would it be a good idea to run around on Atlyss furry RP servers and just dropping bombs around the fire place. And typing "Allahu Akbar!" while running way. 
I'm only asking to see if I would get kicked from it.
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Is this game worth playing? KH: Re-Coded for the DS is the only one in the series I've ever tried.
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>>276768
shit can't game anymore due pain on my pinky side of my wrist
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>>279345
That means you have AIDS.
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>>279346
It's just my left hand. Might have to get new keyboard. I tried switching to esdf, it helps a little bit because I don't use the shift and crtl keys anymore.  I also heard people recommending me to do RDFG instead ESDF but I never got a reason why it would help me.
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What are the "best" FFXI private servers? The more working content the better, but being able to yell racial slurs is a huge plus.
>>276768
I got an Oculus rift and are so far disappointed and feel a need to vomit after using it. Somebody let me try on theirs the one time I had somebody over to my house. Despite having no social life nor life to begin with randomly somebody sees me as their free weed autist and there they come, the new friend! Mixed reality is neat. I mostly use it to meditate in fake nice looking places. 
>buy game
>wait for download and install
>finally play
<oh shit it needs to download files AGAIN
The only game I've bought is Blade and Sorcery (Nomad). I also bought a meditation app though  that was gay for being more expensive. Why do people want group meditation? *shivers* Faggot ass facebook. Too much of this shit is social. I came here to be alone. 

I need to figure out how to hax it to censor all the people I don't like in public. Is there a hax for that? Also my living space is full of fuck and I need a MR app to fix this shit. Shit has potential. 

My friend laughed when I was all like "can you practice committing suicide in this game....?" "Oh happy dagger.... this is thy sheath etc etc". "....How disappointing".

Putting this thing on gives me anxiety. I should just side load videos or whatever because my biggest monitor is damaged anyway, have to mess with the cord, and yet I blew 400+ on this thing all items/software included...I should get a new monitor but I have this illogical fear that something bad will happen if I let go of my immortal 200X monitor. It creaks at night.....Maybe it just needs a new VGA cable....Instead I'll look into making a Meta Quest 3s into 'another daily driver' like a retard with hax, assuming there are some. not right now though, it's my day off... and when not I'll be too blown the fuck out to touch it.... hmm....
>>279351
Keycaps might help a bit, assuming that you aren't using controller for most games already.  
>lower keycaps  less stress on your wrist
>>279351
Does your keyboard have a proper palm rest? If not then either get one or a keyboard that comes with one.
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>>279451
Palm rests  can cause issues as well.
>ergonomics are complicated
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>>279452
If it a badly designed one then sure, but I believe that if there is a big difference between the base of the keyboard and the desk then it will dig into the side of your hand. I once had a slim profile keyboard but switched to a regular sized one with an attached palm rest and never looked back, but that was ages ago and slim profile keyboards might have gotten better.
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>>276765 (OP) 
Anyone have an archive/screencap of the 4:3 aspect ratio rant? I wanted to read it again but I can't seem to find it on my computer, thanks.
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>>279571
>pic
Is an "OS" that tries to LARP as a 60's computer any better?
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>>279572
It's better by the fact that it's customizable (open source) and you can even cut out a lot of the bullshit by just selecting the right packages or recompiling with different options.
But yeah, running a mainframe OS on your PC is kinda dumb. I think DOS was actually better overall.
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>>279572
Ah, you replied. So, you must have a screencap or archive of the 4:3 thread as I requested, yes?
Can anyone recommend a bright, colorful 3D cartoony Fantasy-focused JRPG? Bonus points if it's not a turn-based RPG.
Most all I find are jap games leaning heavily into low-brightness, desaturated, dark and broody sorts. I'm aware of the Ni No Kuni  and some of the "Tales of" series but I'm not wanting that. Anyone?
>>279727
Rogue Galaxy sounds like something you might be interested in.
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>>279727
Landstalker, Secret of Mana, Beyond Oasis and Terranigma. This should keep you busy for a while.
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>>279727
Paper Mario series
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>>279736
I'll give them a shot. Shame no modern dev has tried taking to the task with any resounding success.

>>279739
I've already played all the way through the Wii Paper Mario and I almost beat the Thousand Year Door (non-trannified) back on Gamecube. Good games in their own ways, but already done with. Thanks for the recommendation, though
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>>279727
Unironically Kingdom Hearts. I would have recommended Mana or the Gaia/Terranigma series but the stories for those do get rather dark.
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>>279747
Already played the first and the second, loved them to death as a small child, and like them as a grown child. Played Chain of Memories, too. Even played a bit of the 3rd up til I saw all the soul got sucked out to feed the Disney machine, which I think was about the Frozen world; I gave it a fair shot even after the Toy Story and Tangled worlds, as fucking horrible as they were, and it didn't get better.
Appreciate the recommendations, they're good ones, just not ones for me.
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>>279743
Well what should I say. With the genre overall declared dead by Squenix  outside of Dragon Quest (so nobody has to cringe at their incompetence), there aren't many Studios who view them as commercially viable. 

But I am also a giantic retard that I have forgotten a title I have recently start to play. Its Metal Bringer, a recent action rogue lite about a young woman trying to press the rest button on a rogue Amazon Alexa. Its Mecha bullshit. Obviously. One gimmick is the ability to build your own giant robots with random part you find during your journey. Its solid.

Little warning: It is made in contemporary Unreal. My overpowered gaming PC has no problems with it, but some Anons' toasters may blow up in magic smoke when they attempt to run it.
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>>279752
She looks cute, so I will give it a try.
>>279752
>nu-Unreal engine
>for graphics you could achieve 20 years ago in a software renderer
The saddest thing is that it's still not the worst waste of resources I've seen.
>UE4 to run a text based game with occasional stills and no effects or sound
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>>279175
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=o82y80kqx2o
>>279797
I know.  The effect is achieved with a CRT filter, by the way Without it, the graphics are crispy, never pixelated surfaces.
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>>279818
Use Garuda if you don't mind an Arch derivative.
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Give ideas for a Game Center CX-style show I could make.
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>>279818
Refer to >>>/b/250572
>>279818
step 1. install  distro of choice[not arch btw] step  2. choose a game[as long as you do not play kiddy casinos you're okay]step 3 ???  look up protondb and see if other people got it to work
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>>279826
Do >>>/b/250572 and install mednafen. Don't get far, because its a CLI program.
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>>279839
There's nothing saying you have to use CLI at all.
>mednaffe exists
>terminal can be ignored but is faster usually
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>>279574
>mainframe OS
Akshually, Ken Thompson started writing what later became Unix on a PDP-7, and the development was later done on a PDP-11. Both of those are minicomputers, which are weaker than the class of computers that were later referred to as mainframes. What is even funnier is that PDP stands for Programmed Data Processor, because DEC didn't want to scare away customers by marketing those machines as ”real computers”, and the developers of Unix said that they were just working on a neat text editor instead of an operating system so that top brass wouldn't shoot down the project.
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>>279851
And I somehow forgot the best part: Thompson created the basics of Unix in 1969 because he wanted to play a video game by the name of Space War, and the department next door had a PDP-7 that they didn't use, so he made an OS to make transferring files easier. So one could claim that Unix was literally made for gaming.
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If I were to go from nodev to noobdev, what would be the best path for a solo effort: 2D or 3D? My biggest hurdle will be actually coding, because I am a neanderthal, so I really need to know what the best choice would be going forward. My artistic desires are either handpainted ala "Salt and Sanctuary" 2D, SNES or PS1-level pixel art, or probably low-poly PS1 or simple yet stylized PS2/Gamecube level cartoony 3D.
At my very limited level of expertise, it'd probably be a turn-based RPG or something pretty dead simple
Probably gonna be just another nodev, but I've had character concepts and story concepts bouncing around that I'd like to give an honest swing at before I kick the bucket, and I'd like to try to make em into something other than an animation, some doodles, or a shitty book that sells to no one.
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>>279864
2D obviously
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I have never ordered stuff from Japan, other than a console, on eBay. What websites are there where I can order raw mango, which support debit cards? I tried Mandarake but it only supports credit cards (and PayPal/Jewmazon Pay, but that's out of the question).
Before you mention it, the mango I have in mind does not have scans or even an official digital version online (let alone scanlations).
>>280127
Can't you link your debit card to Paypal? What manga?
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>>280128
I don't want to use PayPal or anything Jewmazon due to personal reasons ("I hate the Antichrist", as the kids would say).
>>280127
There's klana or skrill they are European but should work on Japanese merchants
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>>280127
If you're going to let your intrusive thoughts dictate your life like that, bank cards are just lines of credit with an expandable limit. Try cashing out your account if you don't believe me. You should really be paying in bullion instead if you haet le Antichrist.
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>>280157
I want the manga. All of them.
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>>280161
九億九千九百九十九万九千九百九十九 Yen Please
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>>279819
>Recent Update breaks Lutris's compatability with gamescope.
HELP
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I just found out pic related is permanently shutting down on the 30th this month, is there an archive with all of the game's unique mazes?
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>>280164
>Spoiler
Should had installed a stable distro.
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>>280166
I like the Pacman eating the pellets when it updates.
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>>280167
Eh I get it. But Terminal text effects is just as cool except you don't get a broken system.
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>>280170
Do you have any advice besides Installing another distro

Started initial process 7073 from gamescope -w 1920 -h 1080 -W 1920 -H 1080 -f -- /home/anon/.local/share/lutris/runners/wine/wine-ge-8-26-x86_64/bin/wine /home/anon/Games/gameiwanttorun/drive_c/users/anon/Saved Games/gameiwanttorun/gameiwanttorun.exe
Start monitoring process.
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No CAP_SYS_NICE, falling back to regular-priority compute and threads.
Performance will be affected.
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ATTENTION: default value of option vk_khr_present_wait overridden by environment.
ATTENTION: default value of option vk_khr_present_wait overridden by environment.
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[gamescope] [Info]  vulkan: physical device supports DRM format modifiers
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>>280173
>SDL_Vulkan_CreateSurface failed: VK_KHR_wayland_surface extension is not enabled in the Vulkan instance
Vulkan extension problems tend to be driver issues but this guy is on different hardware (although you might both be using mesa?): https://github.com/ValveSoftware/gamescope/issues/1845
Try downgrading vulkan and GPU driver packages if it worked before, you should still have the old ones in your cache. Maybe boot and older kernel if that doesn't work.

I'd just use X for gayman; gamescope is primarily developed for valve hardware and distros, and support for wayland in general is still spotty from both ends over a decade after 1.0.
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How do I Buy Hgames n'shiet without the Bank knowing i made such purchases?
i am highly paranoid but also highly horny so please tell me and thank you.
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>>280190
>Buying games.
>>280190
first of all
>buying games
now if you really need to buy them, you can purchase steam or gog keys with crypto, USDT is pretty much 1:1 with the dollar value so you can use that. I don't know where you're trying to buy them from
but you should really just pirate
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>>280195
>not running your own Monero node for real anonimity
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Will I get cancer from having a cheap UPS (as in power supply) right next to me? What if I have a habit of resting my feet on it?
>>280197
How do you do that?
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>>280200
Probably.
>>280200
UPS will never betray you like that, wifi and your phone on the other hand...
>>280190
First of all, take your meds.

Second, you should be looking for a proxy that lets you buy JAPEX cash cards or top up WebMoney. Just like with VPNs and crypto this just moves the problem downstream.
>>280207
hi yes I'm jewish you caught me, i have been spying on you, it's true that I'm spying your every move, me and my friends are very close to getting to your food and water supply, we're in talks with your local grocery store to sell you food with small amounts of poison in it, and forget about food delivery, all of the delivery guys work with us, we're also monitoring all your internet traffic and all of your online "friends" or whatever are actually all secret mossad agents who give us all of your conversations. but the biggest trap of all is this website, we run it, we have catalogued all your posts, it doesn't matter that you're using a different tor node every single post to try and hide away your history, it's really easy to tell you from the way you type. you can never escape us, you are surrounded, if we wanted to we could even buy out your relatives and have them plot to kill you. so to answer your question
>How do I Buy Hgames n'shiet without the Bank knowing i made such purchases?
you don't, you already revealed your intent and we will know when you do, it doesn't matter what currency you use, we own all of the exchanges, coins and banks. lol.
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>>280200
there are so many things that give you cancer and a lot of them you can't even control so why even worry about this
>>280197
I wish I knew what you're talking about friend
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anything out there that has fun bow gameplay? 
I picked up children of mana a little bit because of pic related in the manual but  honestly all of it felt pretty bland. Especially compared to sword of mana.
Monster hunter also is up there but pretendo has a bit to go before I can play 4U with with someone besides my palico and I get that feeling that MP is what ranged weapons are better for.
>gamebryo shit 
nah it's all whittle them down with toothpicks or one shot with stealth archer
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>>280211
I know just the game for you.
>>280200
Pretty sure cheap UPS would break under your feet
>>279818
Use Proton and Bottles or ProtonTricks.

>>280173
Don't use gamescope unless you use Steam. Try using X11 session (install LXQT if you don't see an option to switch from Wayland to X11/Xorg). If you use Steam be sure to install Proton Experimental.
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>>280211
Thief.
>>280211
Mount & Blade
theHunter: Call of the Wild
How safe is it to use something like hamachi,radmin or steam play together? Am i putting myself at risk in any way?
>>280289
You should be okay, The odds of it being a real risk is almost nothing at best they get your location which is a big whoop who gives a fuck.
>Minecraft with random bros on the internet back in the day with hamachi
>Common sense tip don't play with Anon Unless he has a server hosted without any of that nonsense
>>280289
Huge fucking OPSEC risk which WILL inevitably lead to this >>280208 happening to you. The Jews are lying in wait just for you to make that small misstep and they will immediately fuck you in the ass. For all we know the anon that jewish post was quoting is already either dead or in one of their mind control jewish gulags being reprogrammed to love the antichrist. Me? I'm typing this message with my cock just so they can't get my fingerprints and I live in a hole in the mud in a remote forest location but I change spots every 2 days to avoid being tracked down. The jews will never get me but if you're seriously this fucking stupid that you want to sacrifice your safety to play games, be my guest fucking retard. Don't drink either tap water or bottled water, they put chemicals in there to make you forget.
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>>280296
I am pretty sure you are mentioning a shitpost. I also see a lot of Kike crankery in there.

>>280289
This heavily depends on whether you trust the people you are playing with enough to bring your computer to their home and set it up there. This is what you are essentially simulating with these programs. If you have no idea how to not share shit on a local network and you can't trust the people you want to play with enough, just don't. 

>>280190
Go to GoG, deposit some some money on your Gog budget, buy RPGM slop and apply the provided decensor patch. There are multiple methods like paysafe that make your purchase look like generous transaction at some gas station. Alternatively learn to pirate that shit from some establishment like Hongfire or Kemono party. You will inevitably get disappointed by anything that isn't by Illusion. Even Illusion/IL Games/Twix couldn't make being as cuck fun
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>>280289
I hosted a source game server for a while (not saying which) and I had half the fucking planet's IPv4 addresses trying to crawl through my firewall.
It's fucking bad out there anon.
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>>280289
There's plenty of publicly known CVEs in old games, and I'd bet there's a shit ton that aren't public. Plus if you have any other un-secure software or services there's potential for exploits. Connecting to a VPN with people you don't fully trust always has it's risks. If you really want to secure yourself then properly sandbox your system.

But tbh 99% of the time you'll be fine and most anons just wanna play vidya and have no malicious intentions.
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>>280308
Tell me more on Paysafe, a proxy for payment is exactly what i need
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>>280333
That picture makes me feel uncomfy because plushies getting so dirty is no good.
>>280309
First steps when configuring any computer that will accept incoming connections
>blackhole all Chinese ASNs
>blackhole all Indian ASNs
>blackhole all US government owned ASNs
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>>280219
>Switch your DE everytime you want to game.

UGH
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>>280341
>unironically using wayland
definition of asking for it
>>280310
>If you really want to secure yourself then properly sandbox your system
Would doing it on something like virtualbox be safe?
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>>280380
Virtual Machines and sandboxes are two different things. Cyber criminals and hackers also wised up to their toys failing inside Virtual Machines and extended them with the ability to recognize that they are inside one and trying to break out of them. They usually attack the VM driver to do that. 

Sandboxes have the problem that they grant access to real hardware and are probably not the right the right solution for something like Hamachi. 

Long story short: Systemadministrators in the real world use Sandboxes if the user has to run some stone age shit that and there are incompatiblities between two different versions of some Interpreted language platform (Python, Java, .net and the like) or something. Virtual machines are used when the host OS just can't bring itself to run your critical bullshit. Both only keep the skiddies out. It is reasonable to assume that real cyber criminals who specialize in corporate sabotage know how to break out of such environments. You are still stuck with the question whether you would take your computer to Anon's home and set it up there or not.
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>>280127 (me)
I ended up giving a try on inputting my debit card on Mandarake even though it says that it doesn't support them, and the payment ended up working.
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What is the game being played in webm related?
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Holy fuck is combat in Fear & Hunger supposed to be so obtuse? I got killed by an elite guard that was knee capped and beheaded.
And are you supposed to backtrack? So far I've been mostly rewarded for backtracking by meeting new NPC that I could recruit or buy something from them.
And I wish reading text would stop the passage of time (at least on lowest difficulty), I get why it is like that but it's annoying getting punished for reading flavor text.
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>>280700
The whole game is designed to be pain
>backtracking
Double edged sword IIRC
On one hand every little bit helps in terms of items, on the other you have to deal with monsters, sanity, traps etc
Also IIRC you need to be quite speedy if you want a non-shit ending
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>>280679
Did something happen to Brote? I heard something happened to him and he doesn't do videos anymore.
>>280700
Yeah, the game is designed around you fucking up and doing it again. If you really think you're screwed you can take that time to play really loose and see what happens. I've found some neat stuff when I knew I was probably going to die and instead of loading just took a look around.
>>280394
>Cyber criminals and hackers also wised up to their toys failing inside Virtual Machines
They didn't "wise up", they make the tools not run in a VM on purpose to prevent analysis.
>extended them with the ability to recognize that they are inside one
True
>trying to break out of them
False, maybe they scan file shares and try some old VM exploits, but they won't escape an up to date hypervisor of an average joe, those zero days are expensive.

>>280289
>How safe is it to use something like hamachi,radmin or steam play together?
If you're not a nigger you'll firewall your pirated games to LAN and connect to friends via WireGuard but almost everybody is too incompetent so they cuck to spyware like Hamachi, Radmin, Steam to do it for them. Those companies will steal all your personal data in the background but they won't steal your credit card number or get you hacked or whatever you're worried about.
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>>280700
Btw don’t play Termina, the developer was groomed by discord trannies and shat the bed. When I played Termina, and looked back on F&H I realized it wasn’t much really, I used to have high regards for it. But it’s definitely overrated.
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>>280732
>Termina
I had some interest in trying the first game, but then I found out that the 2nd had a tranny in it and just lost all interest. Don't support tranny lovers.
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>>280735
Yes he befriended trannies and added one, he even kept readjusting the game to make it easier based on his tranny friend’s recommendations, absolutely nuts. Even if you don’t care about trannies everyone agreed F&H is better.
It’s ironic to me because the dev only got his game famous because 4/v/ shilled it, but still decided to ignore his real audience like the all the rest. It seems there’s no game developer with integrity and morality ever.
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>>280729
I use n2n.
yes.
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>>280706
>you need to be quite speedy if you want a non-shit ending
Finally got to the Griffith whatever his name is 2.5 hours in dude is long dead, mist finally let me pass and I left(?) with E ending.
Next try chose merc  and found out if you choose to rush in you learn to sprint without needing to use hexen, pretty op. Got the dude in 40 minutes this time, knight lady is in love with him apparently. 
Try to leave and get E ending again pretty lame, looks like I actually need to go deeper for proper ending.
I still have no idea how to make love to girl (no spoilers needed, this game compels me to play blind for some reason)
>>280732
Looked at art for F&H and Termina and I will have to agree with you.
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This is a confessional of an out of touch oldfag gamer.
When I was a kid decades ago, there were like two people in the school who played videogames that weren't fighting or sports games: it was me and the other kid. I grew up seeing--and therefore thinking--that I was alone in a completely obscure hobby. As a result of this, all the classics like Chrono Trigger, Earthbound, Secret of Mana, ZLTTP, Morrowind, Fallout, etc., etc., all felt like treasures that I and I alone had stumbled upon and adored. I got used to having to explain wtf Final Fantasy was in High School, to now constantly seeing others who've not only heard of it, but consider it old hat, and some people saying it's "trash normie taste" now.
Am I just getting blinded by being in a bubble, or is this real? When the fuck did this revolution happen? At what point did I go from being alone in the wilderness, to surrounded by a city?
>>280736
That's unfortunate. I really loved the first game.
>>280840
To make a long story short, Halo happened. You may also be an outlier, since I would think you would have been around for the Pokémon explosion in the late 90s.
>>280840
I was in elementary school when Final Fantasy 2 came out and played through it, but I had some older cousins and their friends who got me into Nintendo Power. JRPGs were very much still a niche thing a few years later, but the mid-late 90s seemed like that's around the time they were becoming more mainstream. FF7 and Ocarina of Time were probably the big push in that direction.
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What happened to naughty dog? They been releasing one game for over a decade, even bethesda wasn't this bad
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>>280847
>lose all your talent after creators leave
>die a slow death
I don't see what's wrong.

>>280840
I don't see any normal fags playing JRPGs at best I knew a few girls who liked them.
>normalfags love to pretend that old game was amazing but never played it 
>goes back to playing online garbage and whatever is popular at the moment
The modern internet is filled with tards and faggots who should not be taken seriously. If you do you'll  hear that anime was always made for Americans.
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>>280847
>What happened to naughty dog? They been releasing one game for over a decade, even bethesda wasn't this bad
Devs left in droves during the development of TLoU: part Jew, because they were sick and tired of Kikemann's faggotry.
I heard something like 70% left, and Soyny had to hire animators from the ((( movie industry ))) in order to finish that shit show.
TL;DR
Naughty Dog (which was already compromised) died for good during TLoU2 development thanks to the faggot jew hack.
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>>280840
retroactively it looks like that but its pure luck what you played at what time 

in my neighborhood everyone owned at least one console of a certain type within a block 
like i had a genesis but most kids had nes or snes

my buddy had a game gear i think they had a dreamcast too they got mk on release too 

 but in my neighborhood no one had those everyone had gameboys 

like i had a gamecube but across the street my buddy had an xbox and two streets over they had a playstation 

plus the internet was dial up so we couldnt do great online shit we would go to a business to play lan WCII ship battles after close

id say pc gaming was pretty niche back then at least in the midwest but almost every boy had a console or game boy doesnt mean they played anything more than tetris or metal gear solid but it was pretty common to play at least one type of zelda game if your family was nintendoers 

and depending on taste some would play chrono and final fantasy and fallout 1/2 but that was much rarer at least in my neck of the woods 

some would play morrowind pretty normal but back then id say peoples taste were more specific everyone wouldnt play every game 

eventually highschool had 4k students so youd be able to find any type of person from magic card goobers to people who had never touched a game in their life 

>>280845
ff7 had almost no impact here but oot is a different story yet it still felt a bit smaller since some families didnt own nintendo systems
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>>280849
>I don't see any normal fags playing JRPGs at best I knew a few girls who liked them.
This is the other thing I think about as an oldfag. Is it really true that girls play games now? Because every male friend of mine who got married had to give up games for girls.
>>280867
>That girls play games now
They do, It's just most of them will be playing zelda pokemon and minecraft. For some reason the older women play Western RPGs from my experience.
>some guys got married over games like 20 years ago because of world of warcraft
<despite it was like 99 percent cat fishers
I just don't even know what to say about that shit.
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>Is it really true that girls play games now?
Not really. The statistics they use to claim that include mobile games, for real games they are a very small percentage. Though even that is also inflated a bit these days by trannies pretending to be women.
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>>280867
>Is it really true that girls play games now? 
No, they "play" games, they don't play them
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When I had a working NDS flash card, I found some games that basically seemed made for grills, e.g. Atelier Annie: Alchemists of Sera Island
I guess it seems ok, but I didn't try to play it.
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>>280820
You can´t fuck the little girl instant game over, only sell her on multiple occasions
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>>280878
>that much of a gender disparity
I don't buy it, Animal Crossing alone disproves that
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>>280896
That was before Animal Crossing, but still that is only one game. There are some games they play like Animal Crossing and The Sims, but the vast majority of games are mostly male players.
>>280840
I seem to remember plenty of talk about Chrono Trigger and Link to the Past.  Later of course FFVII was the endless brag by kids engaged in the console wars.  Maybe your area just wasn't very cultured in video games.

Fallout, on the other hand, I never met a single person who gave a fuck about it until Bethesda tried to astroturf/gaslight us into thinking it was always considered a timeless classic in their attempts piggyback their new FPSs off it.
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>>280736
>he even kept readjusting the game to make it easier based on his tranny friend’s recommendations
It's even more retarded and gay then I thought. I was led to believe that the difficulty was one of the the first's selling factors.
>>280840
We got kicked out of our own hobby by the same people who bullied us.
If it makes you better, those people didn’t play the classics, they’re mostly posers.
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>>280858
Typical jewish nepotism. They’re letting him do whatever he wants. Actual naughty dog developers complained about him, completely unrelated to the woke stuff, giving them no excuse to not fire him.
He keeps sabotaging them with that shit intergalactic game featuring a hideous ugly lesbian again.
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>>280840
I guess it depends on where you lived. We didn't have NES where I lived, just some computers. There were no JRPGs, Zelda, Castlevania, Metroid, etc. on those. We had some fighting games like Yie Ar Kung Fu and Barbarian, and those were popular, but not the only thing we played. Mostly it was about arcade games like Gryzor (Contra), Ikari Warriors, Arkanoid, Gauntlet, Ghosts 'n Goblins, Karnov, etc. And of course tons more various arcade, platform, sports, and action/adventure games that were originally written for the computer rather than being arcade machine ports.
At the time I had only one RPG and it was buggy and slow (written in BASIC) so I never finished it. But I played the real D&D instead, so it didn't bother me that much. I mean the real D&D by Gary Gygax, not what those faggots at WoTC turned it into later on.
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>>280845
I don't know if it was rural flyoverstan or what, but...all my life until maybe 10 years ago, JRPGs were a very niche thing within the already niche thing of playing videogames.
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>>280849
>The modern internet is filled with tards and faggots who should not be taken seriously. If you do you'll hear that anime was always made for Americans.
>>280906
>those people didn’t play the classics, they’re mostly posers.
Yeah, the thing that fucks with your head being terminally online is it kind of fucks with your perception of what is actually real out there or not, demographically speaking, as loudmouths like Anita Sarkeesian unfortunately seem dominate.
Statistically speaking, cities kind of fuck with your perception as well, as I've run into people saying stuff like, "X is really common" when it's like 5 or 1% of the pop (e.g., gays). It's easier to see 1% as "not common" when you live in a town of <1000 when that comes out as 10 people, only 3 of which are really serious about it, as opposed to a city of 100k where 1% is the size of the small town I was just talking about earlier in this analogy.
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>>280863
>eventually highschool had 4k students so youd be able to find any type of person from magic card goobers to people who had never touched a game in their life 
I was inna high school of maybe 200 students. So, like I said, two of us played games, and everyone else played sports, drank/smoked, or hunted.
>>280878
Ah, they're all mobile "gamers?" I'm oddly disappointed :/. I mean, the dream amongst the nerds back when was that you'd have a gamer gf, but it was kind of recognized as a statistically unrealistic fantasy. So, when I was hearing otherwise in the past few years, I started thinking, "Hey, maybe the next generation has something going for them." But, I guess not.
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>>280901
>Maybe your area just wasn't very cultured in video games.
>>280923
>I guess it depends on where you lived.
My hometown felt like how foreigners or Hallmark movies imagine smalltown America to be: drug-fueled parties, wannabe football stars, and nobody plays videogames because only dweebs do that. It basically checked all the stereotypes.
>I mean the real D&D by Gary Gygax, not what those faggots at WoTC turned it into later on.
I had[/have] to go a couple counties over to find people who play[ed] D&D.
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>>280895
Should I upload retexture of existing clothing mod piece to nexusmods? I feel like it's too low effort for an upload
>>280895
Why even play then?
Why isn't there a thread shitting on the neweset nu doom? Where did the real /v/ go if the previous question can not be answered.
>>281119
Because the viral marketers that made those "wow this new game (which you can buy here, don't miss this deal goy) is totally un-based, let's talk about it as much as possible and embed it in our unconscious minds" threads stayed on cuckchan.
>>281119
because (you) haven't made one and expect others do to your bidding
>>281119
It's not even doom, I haven't cared about since I saw the trailer on xbox announcement.
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>>281119
Not even worth a sliver of thought for me, let alone a pirate. Dropped yawnternal after first 10 minutes which consisted of press F on enemy FOR WOAAH DID YOU SEE? to replenish ammo. I never understood the appeal of executions, let me at least control chainsaw or punches while it happens, is it really that hard to make shooter with 100% gameplay uptime? And why would demons drop ammo exactly for my weapon, that immediately took me away, somehow feels even more ass than wolves dropping gold in arpg.
Real /v/ died about half a decade ago, just let it go. Besides, new videogames has sunk so low it is not even funny to shitpost about them, or maybe it is just me.
>>281119
because it's a piece of shit not even worth mentioning?
>console shit
>does not even run well
>gameplay is clunky and s hit
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>>281135
Being "not even doom" I can honestly understand, brand recognition makes the world go round and a Hexen/Heretic game wouldn't get the same sales even if it was good. The problem is jewthesda has no goodwill left after Eternal tripled down on the "wow visceral execution" bullshit from DOOD, which was at least tolerable after you modded to make the fatalites faster or equipped Savagery. Eternal would have been a competent FPS and arguably an improvement on DOOD if they just trusted you to play the game your way and gave you the resources to do so, but instead they gave you no fucking ammo and made all the demons do fuck-you damage so you're forced to mash CER every ten seconds.
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any vidya beyond Dragons Dogma that let me make Cute Companions?
I ain't a closeted faggot who plays with a female character
>>281237
and no, CRPG portraits don't count
>>281237
dragons dogma doesn't really let you make cute companions
>>281237
>can't settle on playing a cute girl
>would rather self insert as another dude
That's even worse.
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>>281242
>Self inserting as another dude
i self insert as my ideal self you gaylord.
or i just put on a full helmet or mask and pretend its me.
How do I destroy a country that's located in the Iberian peninsula? Not Spain 
>>281237
I thought playing with a female character made you a tranny instead. But to answer your question: some iteration of The Sims, but it's not necessarily a good game
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>>281246
trannies are faggots invested in their fetish
>>281237
>cute
The cats in Monster Hunter can be somewhat customized if memory serves.
>>280945
>all my life until maybe 10 years ago, JRPGs were a very niche thing within the already niche thing of playing videogames
There's a pretty big drop-off between something like Final Fantasy/Dragon Quest and other obscure JRPGs but they've always been popular as a genre, even outside Japan.

>loudmouths like Anita Sarkeesian
>emoticons
Jesus, you are old. She fucked off years ago because people had stopped caring about her. The feminist psyop was completed in due course, which is why mainstream games are all so gay and lame now.

>gamer gf
There are a vanishingly small number of women who play games other than Zelda and Harvest Moon knockoffs but they're always bipolar and will probably wake you up with a steak knife if you ever did manage to marry them.
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>>281242
in the past, when game dev was less cucked, even if you played female, game didn't try to have male romances, same romances you'd have as male with other in-game females would just turn lesbian with character switch, which was okay.
since around 2007 too many games trying to push feminist agenda and cater towards real women
Is PERSONA 5 ROYAL any good?
>>281269
>will wake you up with a steak knife
Hot.
>>281302
if you liked 3 and 4 it's more of the same, arguably better soundtrack and you can fuck your teacher, so there's that
>>281302
it's nusona... you have low standards if you don't immediately dismiss it, so you will absolutely eat it up
>>281246
Unleash the Host of Robert the Bruce. only the initiated will get this reference
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Is Resident Evil 7 the best FPS ever made? I think it's definitely the best of that whole "slow" genre of FPS.
It shits all over the cawadooties with the sheer amount of its goofy side-content, and the boss fights (even the two fatties at the end of the salt mine) feel like they took everything that was so great about Half-Life enemy encounters.
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>>281471
Yes it’s a great FPS, but faggots cried to capcom daily until they ditched FPS, RE9 will be third person only.
>>280878
Wait, are these charts real? That's a staggeringly high number of chicks.
>>280822
>Powerslave
>Raze
I have no clue what either of these things are, but getting a game's CD audio to function is generally a pretty simple task.
Linux:
Mount the CD with cdemu.
Windows:
Mount the CD with DaemonTools.
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how come all the pokemon romhacks are for pokemon fire red and never leaf green?
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>>281514
Because Charizard is cooler
>>281488
>cdemu
gives me ptsd on how i had to compile cdemu myself, then enabling driver for it in kernel, then creating virtual space within the software itself, then ensuring alsa wasn't eating other audio sources like midi...
it's definitely not for your average joe who doesn't even know what cdda is anyway
>>281488 (checked)
I had this fixed for almost five days, I just didn't know the files weren't properly named. Take a heil'ed anyway, thanks.
Haven't played it in years, but it was fun to make my name a character that isn't supported in Foxhole. Teammates' names are displayed above their heads so people would kill me mistaking me for an enemy player and the chat would broadcast that they caused friendly fire. Otherwise I just ran around as a medic with a pistol and tried to save downed teammates on the frontlines. Last I looked into it, some discord cabal was protesting something and making the game unplayable again.
>>281302
The dungeons are more interesting than 3 and 4, but I prefer the story of those over 5. 4 is my personal favorite.
What happened to 8chan.moe?
>>281708
>caring
>>281708
Why should anyone care?
>>281708
They had a fat gay AIDS orgy then suicide pacted.
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>>281708
their mirror at 8chan.se is still working
>>281711
finally some good news
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>>277946
>Is there a remake/remaster that is better than the original game? Has something like that ever occurred in the history of video games?
>>277949
>Resident Evil 1 and then never again.
>>277951
>as that other anon said, Resident Evil
>Metroid Zero mission if you consider it a remake of Metroid 1
Odin Sphere: Leifthrasir
Not only it is better than the original in every single way, but you can also play the original version if you wish so, as it is included in the main menu.
>>277946
Katamari Reroll, but they made the game much easier.
>>277946
Okami
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>>281727
Forgot about this one. Did they even change anything? From what I remember it's just the game running at a higher resolution and framerate.
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Basically not a lot really  main difference being controls depending which console you use and controller on computer.
>had to remake the game but is basically identical
The only other time I give remasters a chance is knowing that basically they were 8bit games and reading Japanese  on NES games is a pain in the ass
>>277949
I thought forcuck refugees have left by now
>>277946
Plenty if you look at games from the FC/NES/GB, where system constraints were an actual issue and many games were just released in a non-functional state.
Dragon Quest III (SFC) (straight upgrade over original)
WSC Final Fantasy (The only version where everything actually works without them fucking it up somehow by nerfing the difficulty into the ground, making bosses grindier, and/or adding load times.)
Every non-FC/NES version of Final Fantasy II (the original is just totally broken and a mess to play. It's literally a game where you have finite inventory space and by the end of the game a large chunk of those spaces gets eaten by key items. It doesn't even have the excuse of being a routing puzzle like the original Dragon Quest was)
Every non-FC version of Dragon Quest II (original release is just plain old not a finished game. You get three party member but one of them stops getting new equipment halfway through the game while having terrible stats and spells to the point his personality in fanworks is spending most of the game dead without bothering to revive him. Even the NES release had pretty major balance changes.)
Pokemon Fire Red/Leaf Green (another case where the original is just broken in every way, though FF2FC is even more of a mess than Gen 1 Pokemon)

I really do wish some modder (or even SE with how they want to have all games on every platform because they can't make anything new without it being shit) would take the PC release of the FF3 remake and fix the difficulty curve (the DS couldn't handle as many enemies on screen so they adjusted everything for fewer, stronger, enemies which causes some issues with the difficulty curve) while readding the cutscenes that were never properly implemented and just cutting off the job transition penalty thing entirely (there's a patch code to do it for the PSP version and it makes the game way more fun). The issues holding it back from being the best version of FF3 are very fixable with it no longer being constrained to the DS hardware.
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>>276765 (OP) 
Is Outer Wilds any good?
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>>281741
It's a decent puzzle game, not to be confused with Outer Worlds which is dogshit.
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>>277586
CD Burner XP.
https://cdburnerxp.se/en/home
>>281741
Just about the only complaint about the game is that it has a bunch of characters with they/them pronouns. But it's because it's a species of namekian egg spitters with no dimorphism, not because they're rainbowhaired twitter inserts.
Other than that one endgame puzzle could use a better hint about a spoiler mechanic, but that's a minor nitpick. Good puzzle game, fun space flight mechanics, nice music.
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>>281748
>But it's because it's a species of namekian egg spitters with no dimorphism, not because they're rainbowhaired twitter inserts.
That's still not an excuse. Back before this "non binary" nonsense you would still use he/she for non human things, or "it" at most. Using "they" for a known singular person is always political.
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>>281748
>puzzle game
Well, in spite of the horrible thing yous say about it, I'm going to try it anyway.
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Who is going to strteam it?
>>281774
But for what purpose? Besides that wouldn't they struggle to find a way to fill the run time without advertising faggots and  wymens
>>281776
>But for what purpose?
I want to shitpost with anons in chat while watching a trashfire.
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>>281776
>third party stuff that was never exclusive and they barely even pretend are
>more franchises going multiplat on PC and Switch (2)
>trying to shill Marathon while pretending nothing happened because the ad campaign was locked in months ago
>Helldivers 2 content update I guess
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>>281774
The chud might: https://www.twitch.tv/synthetic_man
($0.001 deposited in my Sweet Fuehrer Inc. account)

>>281781
>Helldivers 2
Man, what has become of multiplayer gaming. We used to have Halo, Quake 1-2-3, UT, Wolfenstein ET, without spyware, DRM lockdown, accounts, excessive monetization. Just a good game that worked, nothing more. Today they'll have meetings about how they can cuck their players to the max and collect all their personal data.
>We project more revenue from the forced PSN account than we'll lose from grumpy players, excellent, let's do it
The few games that don't need accounts and servers for multiplayer are hardwired into the Steam spy machine.
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>>281776
>>281779
I have read these two posts a dozen times by now, without a fail, in regard to corporate streams.
>>281798
>We used to have Halo, Quake 1-2-3, UT, Wolfenstein ET, without spyware, DRM lockdown, accounts, excessive monetization
All of those games still have communities, and will longer then any modern trash. Game devs will continue to not understand why.
>>281774
I guess I will host it, will make a thread.
>>281798
>we used to have Halo
You mean the greatest cancer to ever poison console FPSs?  Yeah, we sure did.  It's too bad we can't erase it from history.
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>>281838
Like console FPSs were anything to write home about before Halo. You could argue it inspired a lot of trash, but the OG Halo trilogy is good.
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>>281729
>Did they even change anything?
Every single version of the game, except for the original release on the PS2, axes the ending FMV.

>>281740
>Plenty if you look at games from the FC/NES/GB, where system constraints were an actual issue and many games were just released in a non-functional state.
In my experience, all the "remakes" of those games are worse in every single way possible as it either censors content or changes the entire tone to appeal to a "new generation". see this post: >>277982
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>>281840
>Like console FPSs were anything to write home about before Halo.
Not only were console FPSs something to write home about, some of them actually innovated even beyond what was happening on PC at the time.  Then your dumbed down slop dropped standards to the floor.  You are the original cancer and should off yourself.
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Why do we hate Capcom again? They have their own engine and don’t use UE5, one of the biggest complaints I see daily, they got all their ips back to their roots, they’re reviving the dormant ones like Onimusha, they’re making new ips like Pragmata, also one of the complaints hurled against them.
I admit despite all this, no games they make interest me, except the fps new RE games, their games seem to be entirely catered to the casual market, which is probably why most anons feel detached. But there’s a difference between “I hate something because it’s bad” and “it’s fine but it isn’t for me”
>>281888
Because they abandoned most of their classic action game series to push cinemaplay garbage like Resident Evil.

Of course in the fighting game realm they effectively ruined an entire sub-genre by influencing other developers to abandon 2D.
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>>281888
>Why do we hate Capcom again?
Because they treat their customer like shit, treat their employees like shit, and treat their own franchises like shit
>They have their own engine and don’t use UE5
An engine that was the result of them shitcanning all the progress and work they had put into MT Framework in order to make an entirely different engine that performs worse in every way possible and ONLY exists because the interns at Crapcom cannot code for shit and wanted to use super-ultra high-rez textures for RE7.
>they got all their ips back to their roots
How?
>they’re reviving the dormant ones like Onimusha
And censoring those games in the process.
>they’re making new ips like Pragmata
Which has been in development Hell for well over half a decade, and with no release date in sight.
>their games seem to be entirely catered to the casual market, which is probably why most anons feel detached
The Lost Planet series and the Bionic Commando reboot are examples of games Capcom made for the purposes of appealing to the "wider audience", and people absolutely loved those titles. So, no, try again as to the "reason" why people have issues with Crapcom.
>>281888
Have you paid attention to how they treat their games? I understand making textures is hard but...
>Ruined Dead Rising
>Resident evil remakes are trash
>New RE games come off as lazy westaboo shit  that only is  praised by normal fags
>Dmc V made all the guys look good but the women ugly
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>>281888
>They have their own engine and don’t use UE5, one of the biggest complaints I see daily
People hate UE5 because people use it to make unoptimized thrash that relies on frame gen and DLSS/FSR/XESS to get to 30 FPS. Crapcom's engine does the same thing, and thus gets the same reaction.
Look at the latest MonHun. Not only does it require those things to run at 60 FPS for even people with top end PCs, you also practically HAVE to install REFramework because it removes one of the two layers of DRM they shoved into the game, which causes constant stuttering. That still leaves you stuck with denuvo raping your system, but it at least makes the game playable. Except on top of that the game was also made babymode easy to appeal to normalfags, and has way too little content to make up for it so people finish all available content within less than an hour per dollar. It's not easy being worse than World, but they managed.

Your post may as well have been typed by a monkey's paw. "Look you got what you asked for, don't mind that upon closer inspection every aspect of it is ruined"
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>>281888
>they got all their ips back to their roots
No they are censoring and westernizing them.
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>>281888
>we
Does anyone have those leaked powerpoint slides Capcom made for the jap dev teams on how to be an ESG jew enabler? I know I have some but I don't remember which external drive I punted them to.
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>>281891
Capcom was always into cinematic shit. original RE4 hired a famous model to scan Leon's face.
>>281896
>buzzwords
you have no real criticism. RE7 and DMC5 were great.
>>281901
no people know nothing about game devleopment and just hate UE5 because it's used by every company, so they should shut up about Capcom when they have their own in-house engine.
>>281902
Hmmm Resident Evil wasn't always westernized? kek.
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>>281910
>people know nothing about game development
If they knew anything about it they'd use Star Engine :^)
>so they should shut up about Capcom when they have their own in-house engine.
Indeed, absolving companies of criticism for using an inhouse equivalent of the widely derided TAA-ridden monopoly engine is clearly the just choice in an ethical, diverse and inclusive world.
Is this a new flavor of niggerpill?
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>>281918
You're being baited by a cuckchanner.
>>281912
If you went back in time to the 2000's and told me that Jap devs would be falling for this shit I'd call you insane. What's the motivation for them here? Do they think this is what they need to do to be relevant in Western markets or are they actually getting EGS kickbacks? Was there an external consultant that showed up to present this to them?
>>281918
Got any examples of a better engine then? tell me.
>>281912
That doesn't look real, but edited. You don't even have to bring this up, when Capcom censored RE4 remake to hell, and plenty of their other games, plenty of evidence.
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>>281910
>was always into
>this one time... in RE4...
Anon you must have misinterpreted that post.  It was critiquing Resident Evil as cinemaplay cancer from the beginning.  Crapcom has been shitting the bed chasing cinematic trash since the Playstation.  The didn't completely abandon their quality action game series' until recently, however.  (Though they did run Mega Man into the ground for well over a decade.)

Honestly, in terms of oldschool developer tiers I lost my respect for Capcom a very long time ago.  Konami managed to avoid circling the drain for a much longer period than Capcom.
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>>281910
>you have no real criticism. RE7 and DMC5 were great.
Both were shit, especially DmC: part 2 and you are a faggot.
>>281886
Halo is better if, for nothing else, it runs at a solid framerate. And the multiplayer is much more fleshed out and fun then Perfect Dark (you're also not playing at single digit fps with the resolution of a TI-83).
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>>281949
Cool story shit eater.  I actually remember when Halo came out: My friends and I spent a very short period laughing at how a game could have unremoveable auto-aim, and then we went right back to Perfect Dark which didn't insult your intelligence and had practically an order of magnitude more multiplayer options.  The one thing Halo multiplayer had going for it was vehicles, which was very shortly blown out of the water by the vehicle combat in Battlefield 1942.
>>281950
To be fair I have more than 3 friends so I probably got more out of the LAN options then you.
>>281950
hate to break it to you buddy but MeatSims aren't friends
>>281950
Anon, you crazy. At least say you were playing timesplitters 2 if you want a more believable flex.
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>>281949
>And the multiplayer is much more fleshed out and fun
The multiplayer for the first Halo game was a last minute edition developed almost entirely by ONE singular guy in the office.
>>281984
The Timesplitters games are good fun, but I'm sorry to say they never had quite the degree of multiplayer variety as Perfect Dark.  The strong points of 2/FP are their mapmaker, but Perfect Dark's much stronger weapon variety and computer player depth (including bot control!) make up for it.  It's too bad but I think Free Radical Design missed a lot of these things because most of them left Rareware to form their own company well before Perfect Dark had finished development.
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>>281888
Yeah honestly why?
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>>281932
>edited
The leak was as genuine-looking as leaks get. IIRC it was part of the Monster Hunter/RagnarLocker batch.
>>282039
Post the pictures of MH Wilds blonde DMC5 lady, DMC5 trish, and nico
GOLDSTEIN
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>>282039
Judging by the AI shill behavior ITT, would >realistic Hitler lolis be the undoing of the Jew?
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>>282079
>DMC5 lady, DMC5 trish
:^)
Playing MGS1, yes never tried it before. And it’s already more interesting than Death Stranding, it’s just brimming with originality, the codex for example, where you can change frequency however you want for different functions, how did he think of this? Perspective changing to first person when you crouch under an object seems hard to implement, different tools like binoculars already at your disposal and very functional.
It’s hard to call him a hack but I guess he got old that’s it. He made it when he was 24 and made DS1 when he was 55. 30 years gap.
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>>282234
It's neat and it was there since the 80s with the first game.
>>282234
>how did he think of this?
It's just a radio.
>>282234
>It’s hard to call him a hack
A hack is an unoriginal person who smashes together ideas from existing media.  That describes all of Kojima's games starting from Snatcher, the term fits Kojima perhaps more than any other developer in the game industry.
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>>282244
Anon  ideas are not something you can own......
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>>282244
There's nothing 100% original no matter how hard you look. Most western stories are based on biblical legends, which were semitic in origin.
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>>282249
I think that anon means that it's wholly iterative with no meaningful insight or commentary. I wouldn't know, I haven't played Metal Gear because I hate stealth.
I genuinely thought PC gaming would soar higher and higher, replacing consoles, but now? The gap technologically became even smaller and most games are shit anyway. If not for the multitasking and mods and emulation I see no reason to own PC exclusively for gaming over a PS5.
>>282345
>I see no reason to own PC exclusively for gaming over a PS5
Only a retard would buy a censorstation.
>>282345
Most new games ARE shit. And PS5 only plays those, so what the fuck is the point?
>>282039
pragmata is still in development limbo, isnt it?
>>282345
Why did you ever believe that in the first place?  That's what you should ask yourself.  Graphics whores shat up PC gaming for 15-20 years since the release of Quake and we've finally crawled out of that self-destructive hole.  Rejoice, PC game devs are no longer subject to unreasonable resource demands and at long last can focus on the fucking game design again.
>>282358
I don’t see them leaving the graphic marketing anytime, GPUs are overpriced because of meme technology like HairWorks
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>>282362
There's also the fact that PC game devs are stuck-up as Hell and will demand that people upgrade their system because their shitty Indie game, made in Unreal 5 or Unity, slows to a crawl unless you're running a system that's acapable of playing AAA games from the get-go.
>>282345
PC is preferable as it allows more control, and will always have a better library then any singular console. The North Korean style decisions on part of console manufacturers isn't making things better. Like customization, just basic themes, are utterly lacking in the PS5 or Switch. In the PS5's case they added anniversary themes, took them away, then added them back. There is also an entire dependence that these companies will add reliable updates that add features people want. Instead you receive "stability improvements" where at least on PC there is plenty of freeware to passion projects to paid software that could fit a particular need or desire. Pair that with the ever increasing support PC has with console peripherals and console exclusives are dropping quickly. Console are best for those who don't care about any of that or have very horrible tech skills. It can certainly be painful to tell such a person how to update drivers when they expect the computer to act like a console and just do everything for them.
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>>282358
Probably very few people buy PC anymore. I did only because Commodore went out of business, so I bought a 486 and played Doom. That was fun, but otherwise the PC scene sucks and I never could justify buying games like I did with Amiga. And then they made 3D graphics cards only games, so I bailed out. Not spending cash on this. 2D games are just as fun for me and actually I like the visuals more.
PC was always more expensive too. Back in the 80's and 90's you could get much cheaper computer for playing games on, or you could get a console. Amiga was cool because it was kind of in the middle, because the tech started out as a console design, but later they turned it into a general-purpose computer. Better for programming too, because 680x0 > x86.
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>>282404
>And then they made 3D graphics cards only games, so I bailed out.
Isn't that still a problem to this day? That because all GPUs are based around showing 3D objects, that all games are effectively in "developed in 3D" and attempting to have them using "true 2D" would cause a GPU to cripple in performance.
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Does anyone here play Darktide? Wondering if there are generic techniques (stuff like animation canceling and weird methods for increasing mobility) for minmaxing efficiency? Class-specific tech is welcome, too, but I think I only plan on playing ogryn and maybe zealot later on.
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>>282492
I've played it a couple times at a PC cafe, please tell me you aren't an unironic console buyer/Windows user anon but extruded mission-based live service product doesn't really click with me. Regardless, animation-canceling (like if the third swing of your melee is a single target overhead, maybe use block or something to interrupt that when you're fighting hordes) is good in almost any game.
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>>282406
I guess it doesn't matter if 2D is not considered efficient on 3D system. Any modern potato should be able to handle oldschool 16-bit graphics. Plus on Linux at least you can bypass the 3D GPU entirely by not using those OpenGL libraries and instead just write pixels to a linear framebuffer that maps directly to video memory. You can do it on Linux at least. For example:
https://cmcenroe.me/2018/01/30/fbclock.html
I have a relatively slow 32-bit ARM SBC that runs Linux. And on this board I don't even load the GPU driver, so basically everything runs in software rendering. Despite that I can still emulate Amiga and Sega Genesis/CD without problems. So that means native games of that type shouldn't have any problems at all whatsoever. Except of course nobody makes them anymore, they now only do 3D or super HD stuff that I'm not interested in.
>>282500
Windows still has uses if you aren't a multiplayer ape but none of them really affect me outside of firmware updates
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Is Kingdom Hearts fun to play?
>>282514
Most of them are. 3 didn't feel fun in the few hours I played.
As a little anecdote, my mom used to love playing those games. She'd skip all the cutscenes it let her, needed me to tell her where to go all the time, but she loved the combat anyway. It's obviously easier to enjoy if you're also autistic enough to want to understand the story, but just as a game it's already fun enough.
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>>282514
2 is.
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FF Versus really was the series’s last chance looking at it now.
>>282345
>consoles get worse and worse, and more locked down and conditional
>therefore PC is getting worse
There's no way this isn't bait.
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>>282516
Your mom sounds like she's fun to hang out with anon.
But yeah, from what I've seen the third one seems to be style over substance.
>>282517
Is that where gif related happens?
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>>282537
There's no way it's not rage bait.
>PC gaming has true freedom now since you can no longer rely on windows 
>An android  phone even makes more sense than a console today  
>Third party controller is better quality

>>282538
I haven't played KH in a long time but that's either 2  or Birth by sleep
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>282345
Wasn't ps5 a fucking online only cloud console?
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>>282538
>>282539
Birth By Sleep, I still remember getting my ass handed by the mystery niggers, never really tried to beat him. Aqua a cute, by the way.
>>282540
No, not at all.
But also, yes, absolutely.
>>282514
The Drive/MP gameplay loop in 2 alone makes it worth it in my eyes.
But there's a point where you have to consciously force yourself to start interacting with all the features it gives you because the game is fucking bad at teaching you to interact with them. Playing on Critical Mode is a must because it at forces you to think.
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>>282553
>Playing on Critical Mode is a must because it at forces you to think.
I don't remember having to think all that much. I just remember having to cheat to beat Roxas because the fight becomes trial and error on Critical. Otherwise a mix of Magnet, Thunder, limit abuse and just plain gittin' gud will solve most of your problems. It's still fun as hell (except for Roxas and to a lesser extent Xemnas) but I would definitely recommend Proud over Critical.
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>>282568
First off - you're admitting that you couldn't even beat the game on Critical Mode without cheating.
Second - if you're the guy who was talking about his playthrough here a few months back then you were using strategies that I was telling you to use before you decided to cheat.
Third - a common /v/ complaint about KH2 before the HD rerelease made Final Mix readily available was that it was "press triangle to win" because Critical Mode was introduced in that version and you don't have to do jack shit below that difficulty other than spam attack and Cure and use Drive mode. The game explicitly tells you to use the latter in a cutscene which it barely does for anything else, including magic.
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>>282572
Yeah that shit doesn't work against Roxas. Reflect rarely works because his recovery is shorter than yours. Guard doesn't work because he guard breaks you and then kills you during the guard break animation. You have to peck at him 1-2 attacks at a time and pray you catch him in the second or so between his attacks, because otherwise his attack usually wins and he kills you. Then you have to dodge roll in circles like a Dark Souls character to avoid his actual attacks because most of them are poorly telegraphed and have almost no windup. Limit Form helps but it only goes so far. If you could actually respond to his shit with any kind of agency or he didn't put you into Second Chance for daring to breathe the same air as him (on Critical specifically) I wouldn't have had to cheat, but at some point it becomes the vidya equivalent of sticking your dick in a wood chipper. Maybe you get off to that but I don't.

Otherwise, Critical is perfectly playable.
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What is the name of this game?
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>>282645
John Game Mc Gameface
>>282645
Navinosuke -The Yo-Kai Buster
Not out yet
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>>282647
Arigato.
>>282635
Anon, you cheated to beat a video game made for small children.
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>>282673
And I'd do it again, stay mad.
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>>282678
>He thinks we're mad that he's bad
Lmao
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>>282686
The DOOL WEELD was too strong.
>>282678
>/tg/ memes spreading
Nice.
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Is this a good controller to play retro games?
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Nier lore tl;dr?
I enjoyed Automata and currently playing Replicant. Is there any good text or video to fill in the backstory for me?

I don't want to play the earlier games because they don't seem to have any cute girls and they are ((( console ))) exclusives anyway.
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>>282719
No. If you want to play retro games, actually shop around and "feel" the controllers. Otherwise pick up the originals (With a USB adapter) or the reproductions (Like the Retro-Bit 8 button Genesis controllers for PC).

>>282725
>Is there any good text or video to fill in the backstory for me?
Yes, it's called Drakengard.
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>>282719
8Bitdo M30
>>282730
retard
>>282725
The backstory is in the Grimoire Nier book.
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Anyone knows where I can get all the OSTs of all the Wild Arms games?
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>>282741
>#gamemp3s Archive W-X
>magnet:?xt=urn:btih:e7483a22d01521c03fb2a5bce94a42d9330f0d3e&dn=%23gamemp3s+Archive+W-X&tr=udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80&tr=udp://tracker.opentrackr.org:1337/announce
This torrent has the following folders
<Wild Arms 2nd Ignition Original Soundtrack
<Wild Arms Advanced 3rd Original Soundtrack
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<Wild Arms Music the Best -feeling wind-
<Wild Arms Music the Best -rocking heart-
<Wild Arms Original Game Soundtrack
<Wild Arms Vocal Collection alone the world
I don't know if that's all of them but it might be a good start.

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>>282742
Thanks!
>mp3
Better than nothing I guess.
>>282741
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Anyone know where I can find Wurm's Online original soundtrack in best quality?
>>282759
Remove the parts after &tr for true p2p. It's best to let it do its thing so you can build up more dht nodes cache. Be wary though, magnets and dht hashes are publicly visible, so if your threat model are stats in iknowwhatyoudownload then disable dht and use trackers
Anyone tried gaming on Apple's computers during the 2000s? Was it any different from Windows? I'm planning to check out a bunch of different operating systems, specifically because I'm a bit interested in UI designs, but if I am wasting my time with VMs and emulators then I think I might as well see if they are performant enough on my hardware to be used as alternatives to WINE, except that I have no idea if the ports to that system are any different from other versions in general.
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>>282814
Wine was near impossible to use at the time and the mac required a special formatted cd to work. The CD's themselves typically weren't cheap and titles were rare adding another big annoyance.
How does the "free offline activation" works in DODI repacks game? I wanna try the latest monster hunter but there's no way I'm paying 70 fucking bucks
>>282814
I seem to remember Mac gaming was pretty much dead during the OS X era. The running joke at the time was that UI eye candy was all the entertainment a typical Mac user needed. They also had the Vista problem where the software was too bloated for the hardware it was sold with. Of course if you go back a few years OS 9 and earlier have a bunch of quirky games, plus ports of games like X-Wing.
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Nowhere else in the game does the text slow crawl as it does here when Megaman for the first time ever honestly contemplates killing Wily. It spooked the crap out of me when I was a kid.
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>>282890
Probably because that line is completely made up. He just says he won't be tricked anymore.
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what are some fun and easy going action adventure games for ps2?
are the lego games fun?
>>282895
*sigh*
From a storyline/narrative perspective, it's WAY more satisfying for it to end with Megaman breaking his programming a little and having murderous intent.
ESPECIALLY AFTER HOW HARD THAT FINAL FORM WAS, @#$!.
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>>282921
Steambot Chronicles is an underated action-adventure.
>>282926
Play harmonica and commit terrorism.
>>282921
>what are some fun and easy going action adventure games for ps2?
Could you be more specific?
>are the lego games fun?
Yes

>>282926
>Steambot Chronicles
<underated
How? It's one of the most recommended JRPGs on the PS2.
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Anon, please help. I've got the itch and craving for an open-world sandbox game. The ones with a good physics engine and fun traversal!
Littered with secrets to find and side activities to do, rather than just being a "collect all these icons on the map" bullshit. 
Have there been any released since 2018? I think I might have played them all and the idea makes me feel very sad and hurt.
>GTA series
>Sleeping Dogs
>Burnout Paradise
>Just Cause series
>Spoderman
>InFamous
>Dead Rising series
>Prototype
>Bully
>Postal 2
>Solar 2
>Even played Mario Odyssey and Bowser's Fury
>>282952
Postal 4
Far Cry 2, maybe 3 if you can stomach it
Red Dead Redemption
Darksiders 2, sorta
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>>282921
>are the lego games fun?
They can be, but they get very repetitive and tedious very quickly. If you have a young kid to play co-op with it can be a good time, but I could never stand playing single player for too long.
>>282953
>Far Cry 2, maybe 3 if you can stomach it
If you're gonna go with nu-Far Cry, I'd play 5 over 3.
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>>282952
>I've got the itch and craving for an open-world
<Metroid series
<Xenoblade series
<ZombiU
>sandbox game
<Driver series
<Lego Batman/City series
<Test Drive Unlimited series
>The ones with a good physics engine
<Red Faction: Guerilla
<Wheelman
>and fun traversal!
<Batman: Arkham series
<Need for Speed series (Rivals was the last "good" game)
<Tony Hawk series
>Littered with secrets to find and side activities to do, rather than just being a "collect all these icons on the map" bullshit. 
<S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series
>Have there been any released since 2018?
That it is not a rerelease, remaster, or remake? No. And you should be playing the original versions of those games.
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Was looking at reviews for Helldivers 2 on Steam. Reminds me of 40k dorks but even lamer. One of the top reviews was an autistic fanfic that said nothing of substance by some literal tranny. Someone wanted me to play this game with them and even offered to buy it for me because I keep refusing, but I honestly wouldn't even want this shit for free. Not even if the DRM were removed.
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>>282981
we don't need your traitorous ass to defend super earth
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Some time ago during a game night someone was blasting an AI version of "Can't stop" by RHCP I later found it on youtube but now it's gone, there are 2 more different both of which are shit. Now is that anon that was playing it still around and if so can you share the file assuming you downlaoded it?
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>>282986
oh cool I didn't even realize this was the same thread
>>282981
The game is 40k dork shit but even lamer. You're pretty much playing as Space Marines but shit. The game itself is competent but you're just doing the same thing over and over again while chasing a bunch of tiny side objectives and listening to Stephen Colbert tier "satirical" catchphrases, the main reason it has a fanbase at all is releasing at a time when there was nothing even remotely competent coming out and being marginally less jewish than other live service games.
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>>282992
If the standards are so low that you have to consider garbage like that I would rather play gacha shit. Thankfully I don't have insane standards for graphics or expect games to be easy so I have a absurd amount of games  I can play.
I feel nothing but disgust for online multiplayer it's simply a way to pass time without even thinking or real fun.
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>>282995
>If the standards are so low that you have to consider garbage like that I would rather play gacha shit. Thankfully I don't have insane standards for graphics or expect games to be easy so I have a absurd amount of games  I can play.
>I feel nothing but disgust for online multiplayer it's simply a way to pass time without even thinking or real fun.
<and then everyone in the room stood up and clapped, the president of the united states stopped all television to emergency broadcast that anon was a hero and was to be given a medal for his unmatched contrarianism
woaaaaaaaaaah leave some women for the rest of us XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
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>>282996
Did your mother raise you? Because it would explain a lot about your posts and also why you care about women.
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>>283002
nice try, but you're a hypocrite
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>>282981
>Someone wanted me to play this game with them and even offered to buy it for me because I keep refusing
Accept and then make him play a loli game with you as payment.
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>>283005
Why would you intentionally poison the watering hole?
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>>283006
?
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>>282953
>Postal 4
Why are you recommending him perpetually unfinished asset flip? People who played postal 2, hate postal 4
>>282996 
By posting something like this you have proven that >>282995 was right all along. No that there was ever a need for your retarded post as he was right from the get go.
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>>283003
>>282956
Somehow playing Metroid Driver and Batman at the same time will not add up to a GTA. Batman secrets are collect the icons, Driver is boring, Metroid isn't even close to what he asked.
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>>283045
Keep normalfags away from things you like, including loli. Normalfags ruin everything they touch.
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>>283078
>Driver is boring
The physics of the first 2 games was garbage it is impossible to drive fast because the car does a 30 second drift around every corner at every speed because look at le super cool 1970s action movie larp.

And Driver 3 was hilariously bad because they didn't have SWAT vans or helicopters or tanks like GTA, there is literally only 1 type of cop + cop car. So after you get to a certain wanted level a cop just spawns near you ever 3 seconds and they shoot your car as you drive past until it blows up there is no skill or challenge in it at all.

Last time I tried Driver 4 was broken on PCSX2.

I do miss the police chases though. Need for Speed also has garbage physics.

What I want is Forza Horizon with police.

Except fix Forza Horizon so that staying on the road is worth the effort rather than making it faster to drive offroad in a straight line everywhere.
>>282928
>Could you be more specific?
Games that have some action, some platforming and some puzzle solving, stuff like the god of war games but maybe not as violent or gritty
>>282937
>>282926
thank you bros
>>282955
>If you have a young kid to play co-op with it can be a good time
maybe I'll play them with my niece when she visits
>>282952
Just Cause maybe, 2 is the best, some people love 3, some people hate it, I think it's ok. Haven't played 4
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>>283091
>2 is the best, some people love 3,
>Haven't played 4
4 is shit, 2 Has charm and map being bigger and more different areas going for it and 3 has  better gameplay in general including 120 fps since nothing is tied to the engine personally I prefer 3.
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>>283096
What's different in 3 apart from the wingshit? I gave it two hours and got bored traveling that giant empty map where in that same time I would have ended up stealing a jumpjet and doing stunts in 2.
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>>283091
>Games that have some action, some platforming and some puzzle solving, stuff like the god of war games but maybe not as violent or gritty
Asterix & Obelix (XXL2 and Olympics are EU only)
Batman Begins
Beyond Good & Evil
Bujingai
Harry Potter (1-3)
Jak & Daxter
Okami
Prince of Persia
Rygar
Tomb Raider (Avoid Angel of Darkness)
Transformers

Those are the games I can think of that have a "little bit of everything".
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>>283103
good list, I had completely forgotten beyond good & evil, gonna try it out
>>283005
>>283089
Don't worry, I'm pretty sure that person would stop talking to me if I asked him to play a multiplayer game that's heavy on loli characters. Haven't talked to him in a few weeks anyway. Honestly can't even recall any games like that outside of mods or games you can play like couch co-op through remote desktop. I guess Onirism is going to have online when it fully releases.
>>283101
Better destruction physics the grappling hook and tether system is better  Combat feels more responsive  explosives you can use as many times as you want the only thing I can say that isn't really improved is the driving and flying controls for vehicles
>>283103
Early assassin's creed games were good too.
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>>283232
As someone who recently played the first one, it is not. The only "good" thing about the game is the climbing mechanics. The gameplay loop gets stale halfway through the game, there's little reason to complete any more of the objectives than are required to progress the story, you can fuck up your assassinations and missions and still get off scot-free, and the topper is that YOU are the villain all along in the story (And the literal unironic cause behind every terrible thing that happens from that point forward) but the writers twist themselves into knots so that they can have their "Big Bad" villain you need to destroy when the Templars never did anything wrong.

I have zero idea if they somehow retconned or fixed this in the sequels.
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>>283238
I remember that they finally let you play as a Irish Templar Assassin that fucks up the order in pic related, I think. I've never played an AssCreed game because I've been horribly turned off by the ideas presented for a plot, so the closest I've come to really being interested in one was this one by hearsay and AC4 because it had almost no attachment to the main plot, no Desmond, and you could be a pirate to booty. But I am a humble poorfag with, ironically, no skill at sailing the high seas and by the time I had heard about it, I also had a massive addiction to Warframe.
But your apparent hatred of the series' plot makes me happy. Please tell me more about how awful it is.
>>283239
This and Black Flag could've been decent games if it wasn't for the Ubislop treatment and if they weren't tied to the AC franchise. Black Flag starts out ok until it inevitably forces the AC story down your throat and you realize it's the same game all over again, the ship mechanics are fun as a novelty and all but they get repetitive rather quick and eventually straight up dull. Rogue was basically just 4 on a different map, with more polished mechanics and arguably a better story.  I 100%'d both, completely forgettable and mediocre games, wouldn't recommend at all, although this really applies to the series as a whole.
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>But your apparent hatred of the series' plot makes me happy. Please tell me more about how awful it is.
I can only speak for the first game but here's the short of it:
<Sandnigger finds alien technolgy
<Realizes he can use it to control people
<Enter the Templars
<"Expose" them to the truth that God doesn't exist
<Forge an alliance on the "assurance" it's to find and study these alien atifacts in order to prevent them from falling into the "wrong hands"
<Start forging secret alliances across the Middle East and actually making the region peacefull
<Templars and allies (On both sides) start dying without reason or cause
<Peace starts destabilizing
<Realize that said Sandnigger betrayed them
<Attempt to continue the original plan of bringing peace to the Middle East through your networks of contacts
<Templar friends are still dropping like flies
<The Middle East is about the partake in all out war
<Finally decide to drop the entire ruse and outright tell everyone exactly what's been going on
<Even move Heaven and Earth to somehow get both the Ottoman and Crusader leaders to meet
<All topped off with directly confronting the #1 assassin (The player) about this revelation
<The prick (You, the player) kills him because he's white, with the blessing of King Richard, despite him (You, the player) having long since already realized that everything that the Templar is saying is true and that he (You, the player) have been killing the "wrong people"
<You storm off to the castle and kill the Sandnigger that started it all
<The Assassins are effectively gone
>Fast forward a millennia later...
<The Assassins somehow STILL exist despite Altiar's actions and everything that happened that made him think that perhaps IT IS NOT a good idea to kill people just because you hate their autistic shitposts
<And there somehow exists enough of them that they regular wage war against the Templars for shits and giggles
<But now things are "serious" because the alien technology ACTUALLY exists to prevent doomsday (Why? I don't know. That's never explained. Perhaps AC2 will fill in those details.)
<That no one apparently picked up on for the past THOUSAND FUCKING YEARS of this GLOBE SPANNING TREASURE HUNT between TWO OF THE MOST INFLUENTIAL ORGANIZATIONS IN ALL OF FUCKING HISTORY
<But the Templars are stupid white men with trust issues (Gee, I wonder why) and too Hell bent on "world domination" to care about saving the world
<So it's up to the Assassins to save the planet
<Because Chaos is Peace(?)

I'm serious. If you sit back and think about it, the story of the first game is batshit insane with the mental gymanstics it has to jump through in order to reach it's conclusion.
>>283232
You are contrarian. I was there when first 2 games released and AC2 was 100x better than the first game. First game felt like tech demo, and hype around it was that of tech demo, but it was empty world. If you could literal soullessness, that game would be it
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>>283245
You mean boring bullshit with not well utilized mechanics due to bein' a tech-demo?
There's words that exist for things dingus.
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Wait, so the Assassins were the ones that started the whole conflict? And the whole thing was founded on some bastard getting his hands on Mind control shit? Why the fuck are these idiots still kicking around after having their entire operation exposed by the player as corrupt and evil?!
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>>283260
>Wait, so the Assassins were the ones that started the whole conflict?
Yes
>And the whole thing was founded on some bastard getting his hands on Mind control shit?
Yes
>Why the fuck are these idiots still kicking around after having their entire operation exposed by the player as corrupt and evil?!
That's what I want to know
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>>283244
I'm always amazed that shitty writers always finds a way to make the bad guys be the good guys, and the good guys turn out to be evil.
>>283260
From my understanding it used to be
>le assassins good
>le templars gnadszi bad
But now it's more like WH40k where there are no real good guys and everyone holds questionable views and morals but this side is still less bad because that's the one we play as. If Ubisoft were smart they would've started a parallel series at some point developing and whitewashing the templars lore and characters a bit in order to cause some kind of real life competitive feud between the fans of each factions and attracting more players from both sides since the games are very obviously political.
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>>283267
Forgot to add: they kinda toyed with the idea with 3 and then dipped their feet into the concept with Rogue >>283239 but it was a one off thing and they never developed it after that. Ironically, Rogue was probably one of the better ones, comparatively speaking.
>>283238
The second game is much better.
AC1 -> AC2 -> Brotherhood -> Revelations -> AC3 -> Black Flag all have a linear story which was originally going to build up to a final parkour and stealth based game in the modern world but then the creative director was fired before 3 and it was eventually relegated to literal bullshit.
Revelations is my favorite because it's the final refinement of all the mechanics 1 had, splits weapons into secondary and primary letting you mix and match, the hookblade makes parkour MUCH faster and the city is littered with ziplines making traversal very fun. It is also the only game with bombcrafting which basically lets you choose how big of AoE you want and whether the bombs should be straight up damage and distractions or stealthy poison fumes.
Revelations is also the only game which has the Jannisaries who can counter your counter.
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>>283267
That may be even worse. At least when they're trying to portray the Asses as the utter top of morality it was easy enough for them to write the Temps as crazy jerks. If they're trying to do "Grey" morality it'll make the Asses look even worse because not even the narrative is supporting them anymore despite the writers constantly calling them the best of two bad options. 
Also didn't they kill the genetic melting pot that was Desmond and keep his brain in a jar or something?

>Thief
Fuck yeah, now we're talking about an actual good game! The third one was massively handicaped by the console demands, but I still hold it up as a great trilogy of games and a much better exploration of the warring sides of the man's society. The first game's villain desires man to revert back to nature as a wild beast afraid of the dark The second game's villain wanted the opposite by transforming all life into machinery and the third game's villain, while not properly explored due to the short comings of the development cycle, showed how the third option of the Keeper's control and manipulation from the shadows for what they saw as balance allowed a monster to roam and cause death and terror freely. At least that's as best as I can put together right now.
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It's a bit of a stretch but does anyone knows title of VN from spankable.webm, where presumably main character spanks prideful noble looking girl.
Ok found it: maji de watashi ni koi shinasai!
But still requesting aforementioned .webm
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Dumb question. I've played very few JRPGs (and haven't watched many let's plays or anything either) so I'm curious of how "dead"/downed party members are generally displayed in the overworld, and if common representations differ in the 2D games and 3D ones. I remember that in Earthbound they're represented as ghosts but that's about it.
>inb4 just play more JRPGs and find out yourself bro
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>>283244
Holy fuck, what a horrible image, just like all Reddit Compass memes.
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>>283307
>Incest is acceptable
jesus christ; These people need to have their wrists cut off.
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Is there one of these for SNES/Genesis? I feel the urge to play something from that era but idk what to play?
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Is AC the new Sonic now where the flood of dogshit retroactively ruins the reputation of games that were good? They were arguably even a niche, like Hitman with more focus on climbing and conspiracy. It is so difficult to talk about the kind of games they used to be without getting into an argument about something else entirely because Ubisoft ensured that the name of this unique series is now forever tied to something else entirely that most AC fans don't even enjoy. Contrary to most other hack and slash based games, in AC a sword was lethal and one slip-up on the part of your enemy meant instant death, and that was fun. You were a master swordsman who could defeat armies if you mastered the mechanics. In the newer imposter games, there is hardly anything to master, with everything that once required skill being replaced by grind and numbers.
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Should I get them? I don't want to spend more than $10 on a controller for old games and these are cheap.
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>>283306
there are no party members in overworld at all
>>283306
Dragon Quest turns them into coffins and Phantasy Star 4 has them stop walking.

>>283328
Probably cheap for a reason. That d-pad looks terrible.
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>>283327
Nope. I don't know about other anons but I've hated it since I first saw that edgy non-stealthy stealth hood and the dipshit dofus that was the overarching protagonist. Not to mention being a series that tries to have it's hot sauce with the ice cream by introducing fantastic, world-changing elements in it's story while still claiming to be "historically accurate". The rabid fanbase that praised it as the best thing to ever exist was annoying, but even if people only regarded it as a moderately fun game I would still hate it for the retarded plot and characters.
The only game I was ever interested in was the one with the Irish guy, and that was because you had the ability to kill the idiots that were constantly throwing the game's world into chaos.
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>>283327
>Is x the new y now where the flood of dogshit retroactively ruins the reputation of games that were good? They were arguably even a niche, like z with more focus on 1 and 2. It is so difficult to talk about the kind of games they used to be without getting into an argument about something else entirely because Ubisoft ensured that the name of this unique series is now forever tied to something else entirely that most x fans don't even enjoy. Contrary to most other 3 based games, in x a 3 was lethal and one slip-up on the part of your enemy meant instant death, and that was fun. You were a master 3man who could defeat armies if you mastered the mechanics. In the newer imposter games, there is hardly anything to master, with everything that once required skill being replaced by grind and numbers.
I will be taking this for the future. Thank you.
>>283334
As a PoP fan I immediately hated it, I remember watching gameplay when it first came out and just thought to myself wow that looks gay as fuck.
>Everything is scripted everything
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>>283306
The 天外魔境シリーズ has dead party members displayed as ghosts in the overworld, much like many JRPGs at the time.
>>283323
>I feel the urge to play something from that era but idk what to play?
Here's some reqs to get your started:
>SNES
<Action-Adventure
The Legend of Zelda: A Link To The Past
Zombies Ate My Neighbors
<Driving/Racing
F-Zero
Shutokou Battle
<Fighting
Fighter's History
Fatal Fury
Killer Instinct
<Platformers
Donkey Kong Country
Kirby
Mega Man (X)
Prehistorik Man
Super Castlevania
Super Metroid
Super Mario World
<Puzzle
Magic Drop
Panel De Pon
<RPG
Chrono Trigger
Final Fantasy
Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer
Secrets of Mana
Super Mario RPG
Tales of Phantasia
<Shmup
Phalanx
Star Fox
>Genesis
<Action-Adventure
The Story of Thor
Zombies Ate My Neighbors
<Beat 'em Up
Bare Knuckle/Streets of Rage
Comix Zone
<Driving/Racing
OutRune
<Fighting
Eternal Champions
Fatal Fury
<Platformer
Decap Attack
Dynamite Headdy
Pulseman
Sonic the Hedgehog
<RPG
Phantasy Star
Shining
<Run 'n Gun
Alien Soldier
Gunstar Heroes
Vectorman
>Sega CD (This "has" to be included if you're talking about Genesis games, don't know why most people don't)
<Adventure
Ecco The Dolphin
<Flight
Wing Commander
<Platformer
Popful Mail
<RPG
Cosmic Fantasy Stories
Lunar
<Run 'n gun
Earthworm Jim
The Terminator
<Shmup
Silpheed
Sol-Feace
RE main account on xitter is doing a poll on first person bs third person. Vote First Person please.
>>283336
God, I miss Sands of Time.
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>>283356
It was a lot of fun anon. Did you like any of the other games in the trilogy? I remember playing that one spin-off that was massively different depending on what platform you played it on.
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>>283366
Warrior Within has great combat buts gets tiring during the second half. Two Thrones has good writing but the gameplay becomes very unfun really quickly. I couldn't tell you why, but I suspect it has to do with the chariot races.
>>283328
Absolutely disgusting. Those look like chink clones of the iBuffalo retro controller which was the standard "cheap" controller back in the day. Even the iBuffalo had quality control issues, but if you didn't fail your luck save and get a shit one they were perfectly fine and feel solid.
>>283321
>t. molested by his onee-san as a kid and now has a trauma
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Not him but here we go.
SOT was awesome and probably the best overall entry in the series, it had the right mix of combat, platforming and puzzles. The setting and story helped tremendously. 
WW took a more mature and ((( edgy ))) approach but it was justified, less puzzles and a bigger focus on the other 2 elements, the combat got a nice overhaul that differentiated it from the original, overall worse then the first one but still a very well made game, towards the end it got a bit stale for me too. 
TTT was my least favorite in the trilogy. The combat while similar to WW was a bit worse due to the enemies being quite boring, the story wrapped up really nicely. Something that never worked for me when it comes to TTT was probably the locations and setting, the overall tone being a little bit more mature than SOT was fine but it ditched the fairy tale and mystical feel.  
Honestly I always had a soft spot for POP 2008, it tried something different while no relying on the Sands of Time setting, sure we still got real time combat, puzzles, parkour, the prince and a female character that is directly involved in the story and has a substantial effect on the prince. Puzzles have been again toned down and the same goes for combat for the fist time in the series, each encounter is a fight against a singular enemy, its all very simple with very little effort required to win but it managed to make the gameplay feel less monotonous. I see this game a mostly a platformer with a unique art style, also Elika a cute + the conversations that you can have with her give quite a lot of insight regarding her, the prince and the kingdom. Also the ending was not something that I expected but at the same time it didn’t came out of nowhere. I loved that part.
TFS had at least two versions but I played only the PC one. The worst Prince of Persia game (not counting whatever Prince of Persia games came out in the last 2 years or so) yet still fun. Overall it feels streamlined when compared to the trilogy but the platforming there is my guilty pleasure.
Now that I looked into it TFS had a PC/PS360 version, a Wii one and a PSP version, each being a different game so 3 different games for one entry. How the hell does something like that happen?
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