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Don't scare the birds, it'll give away your position, also you should shoot the birds to scare them and give away your position Cool game, I assume that you quit at the end of the video
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Jay Rust posted:Don't scare the birds, it'll give away your position, also you should shoot the birds to scare them and give away your position He wouldn't have died if he had gone across the street instead and tried to sneak past that way. Vampire Rain is all about stealth with you facing enemies that are way way stronger than you and it is foolhardy to try to take one on, especially by sneaking up right behind it and expecting a headshot to take it out
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Mar 7, 2017 04:56
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Is the gun useful for anything except scaring birds?
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Mar 7, 2017 05:01
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I haven't played it, but from a vid I saw in defense of it, it CAN be used to kill enemies but you have to set yourself up in a position to have the advantage against them because otherwise they will maul you. You're mostly intended to use it as a form of distraction iirc.
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Mar 7, 2017 05:04
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I do like the Definitely Not From Metal Gear "call" icon...
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Mar 7, 2017 05:15
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One day I will go back and actually finish Drakengard 3. Holy poo poo that game is wacky!
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Mar 7, 2017 05:26
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Youtube throwing recommendations at me has reminded me that I'd really like to play Darkest Dungeon but I've had to refund it twice over because I simply cannot get it to run without crashing on a modern computer at all. I have no idea why a simple 2D game should be so hard to run when I have no trouble running vastly more complex and demanding games but there it is.
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Mar 7, 2017 05:35
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the turner classic movies guy died. made me think about how there should be a guy like that for games, but such a person would probably have an unsuccessful youtube channel career
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Mar 7, 2017 05:39
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Games aren't old enough for a Robert Osborne we need like 7 or 8 more decades
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Mar 7, 2017 05:43
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You know, forty years in film history takes you from half-a-minute clips of a train to around The Wizard of Oz. That's certainly impressive. Forty years in games takes you from the Atari 2600 to now, and I think that may be more impressive
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Palpek posted:Is Wildlands actually any good though? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7ABObSRCHY Do you want to play coop with create-a-characters that look like Big Boss and Mattias Nilsson? Assepoester fucked around with this message at 06:01 on Mar 7, 2017 |
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Cardboard Box A posted:Did you enjoy Mercenaries 2: World in Frames? Can't airdrop a boat onto people, 2/10
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Mar 7, 2017 06:13
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I love sci-fi games: in 2030, everyone will have a fancy technological device called a 'PDA'. The main character is impressed by this, of course.
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CharlieFoxtrot posted:You know, forty years in film history takes you from half-a-minute clips of a train to around The Wizard of Oz. That's certainly impressive. Games have benefited greatly from the technology of other industries in a way early film really couldn't.
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Kai Tave posted:Can't airdrop a boat onto people, 2/10
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So I picked up gungeon during that sale and finally got around to playing it, and it turns out it's a really bad game! Who knew?
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Grapplejack posted:So I picked up gungeon during that sale and finally got around to playing it, and it turns out it's a really bad game! Who knew? It's honestly the most divisive game I've heard these forums argue about. "It's great, goty, play it!" - Steam thread vs "worst game, play nuclear throne instead" - Steam thread. I personally like it, but I'm not good at it so I rarely go beyond the first floor.
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Red Bones posted:I have heard of Americans with the first name Reagan a bunch of times and it only now occurred to me that it could be a Ronald Reagan thing. Is that the whole reason why some people in the US are called that? They probably just really love King Lear
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precision posted:I did it, Ray Her conclusion is fine: we can all try a little harder to write stories that are more inclusive of indigenous peoples and cultures. Sure! Totally! Duh! I mean, it shouldn't be a "duh" type of thing, but whatever. The problem is that she writes like a 13 year old that just found Sherman Alexie and it blew her mind. If anything, she has a better case against Blizzard for that hilariously distasteful Pharah skin than she does against Guerrilla Games' use of the word "Tribal".
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Propaganda Hour posted:If anything, she has a better case against Blizzard for that hilariously distasteful Pharah skin than she does against Guerrilla Games' use of the word "Tribal". Pointing out Blizzard's racism is like shooting fish in a barrel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDrX9Ml4TyM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBd671LvlZk
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My cat of 14 years died today. I'm afraid I will always associate this amazing Zelda game with the death of my cat.
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Lurdiak posted:Pointing out Blizzard's racism is like shooting fish in a barrel. Sometimes I feel bad for the modern Blizzard writers & artists post Metzen's retirement but just lol
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Grapplejack posted:So I picked up gungeon during that sale and finally got around to playing it, and it turns out it's a really bad game! Who knew? I bought Gungeon when it was on sale and because Scruffy is doing an ongoing LP of it that made it look cool. And at first I thought it was fuckin terrible. Then somewhere along the line something happened and it started clicking with me and I played a shitload of it and finally beat the boss. Then I haven't felt like playing it lately, but I might do so later? This isn't some "just stick with it, you'll come to love it" thing because I dunno why I suddenly did an about-face on it, it definitely has a lot of rough edges in my opinion, but something about it wound up grabbing me enough to get me through at least one successful playthrough and I don't think it was sunk-cost since it didn't cost me all that much. What I'm saying is that even though I eventually came around on it I can definitely see where the people who say it sucks are coming from and I don't think they're dumb to have that opinion.
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Olive Garden tonight! posted:My cat of 14 years died today. I'm afraid I will always associate this amazing Zelda game with the death of my cat. That sucks, I'm sorry to hear that 
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Olive Garden tonight! posted:My cat of 14 years died today. I'm afraid I will always associate this amazing Zelda game with the death of my cat. Putting my dog down next week. Fraid this gives me only one option to play at her dog funeral. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3Mo7U0XSFo
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Olive Garden tonight! posted:My cat of 14 years died today. I'm afraid I will always associate this amazing Zelda game with the death of my cat. I am so sorry.
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Olive Garden tonight! posted:My cat of 14 years died today. I'm afraid I will always associate this amazing Zelda game with the death of my cat. plz dont pull out posted:Putting my dog down next week. Fraid this gives me only one option to play at her dog funeral. As humans, it is our curse that we have to outlive our animal companions but in return they bring so much joy to us. Our lives are further enhanced by them entering the story that is our life. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wM3d266_QWw
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i beat another dungeon in zelda. i'm starting to worry about the amount of uniquely themed dungeon content in the game. they have all been cool but really short and easy. the approach to the dungeon was like 3-4 times longer than the dungeon itself.
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Olive Garden tonight! posted:My cat of 14 years died today. I'm afraid I will always associate this amazing Zelder game with the death of my cat. I'm very sorry for your loss. Pets simply don't live long enough, it's quite cruel. I hope the fond memories you have of your cat accompany you as you finish the game.  Real hurthling! posted:i beat another donjon in zelder. I love my word filters.
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I am going to name my daughter Vida and my son James. Also I am very sorry to those who have lost pets
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Lurdiak posted:Games have benefited greatly from the technology of other industries in a way early film really couldn't.
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Games had the misfortune of maturing in an Internet-enabled world
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I didn't mean the comment as some kind of jingoist snipe against films (I study both of their histories for a living), and I certainly understand the historical contexts behind both those media quite well. I am simply talking from a pure experiential standpoint. Once you enter into a world of moving images where before there were none, the development of color and sound, while definitely a herculean technological endeavor, is somewhat just an extension of the experience. With games, it is simply just personally more mind-blowing to me to have gone from being impressed by moving a group of pixels on a screen to the things we have now. Edit: And by that I mean this of course. Wildlands sounding great https://twitter.com/jeffgerstmann/status/839000791822168064 CharlieFoxtrot fucked around with this message at 10:06 on Mar 7, 2017 |
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CharlieFoxtrot posted:I didn't mean the comment as some kind of jingoist snipe against films (I study both of their histories for a living), and I certainly understand the historical contexts behind both those media quite well. I am simply talking from a pure experiential standpoint. Once you enter into a world of moving images where before there were none, the development of color and sound, while definitely a herculean technological endeavor, is somewhat just an extension of the experience. With games, it is simply just personally more mind-blowing to me to have gone from being impressed by moving a group of pixels on a screen to the things we have now. Games, art, etc.
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Olive Garden tonight! posted:My cat of 14 years died today. I'm afraid I will always associate this amazing Zelda game with the death of my cat. plz dont pull out posted:Putting my dog down next week. Fraid this gives me only one option to play at her dog funeral. I want you both to remember that mourning and grief are both completely 110% normal and that it is ok to be sad, and if you feel like crying, that is okay, and if you feel like venting, that is okay too. Bottling up your emotions isn't healthy. If your way of coping involves staying distant for a while, then that's fine, but I don't want either of you to feel like you're not allowed to be sad because they were "just animals" or something like that. I wish you both the best. I hope you are both able to find calm and relief soon, and please know that both of your animals love you greatly and they will always be thankful for their time they got to spend with you.
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Also, I know I say this every time it comes up but it's a change in perspective that I always found helped me in the moment: Your pet was your best friend for just a portion of your life, but you were its best friend for its entire life.
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I wish my 24 year old cat would just let go already so I didn't have to clean up piles of cat poo poo around the house first thing in the morning while worrying that my pregnant wife is living in a house literally crawling with toxoplasmosis. The cat is old and frail and scared of our other cats but the vet said she's fine so my options are to wait until she gets worse or euthanize a "healthy" cat. I think she's had a good run and I don't think her quality of life is very good anymore, but it's also immensely cruel to decide to end a life for convenience. I'd try and take her back to the vet but that's no fun for anyone. Sorry for the bummer talk, and I'm sorry your cat died. Pets are great sources of happiness but can also be great sources of stress. Please pet or scratch your animal friends.
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