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Cowcaster posted:ok here thats also halo
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halo is an rpg
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Cowcaster posted:halo is an rpg Halo Reach is, at least. You level up and acquire new armor parts
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Mar 27, 2017 22:01
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Halo Retch
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Mar 27, 2017 22:02
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Guy Goodbody posted:Who routinely mocks Halo's bullet bending? Stux does, in the mirror
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fridge corn posted:Ogre battle was really amazing but I found it really hard and never got very far in it 😥 I loved Tactics Ogre but I could never really get into Ogre Battle or understand what was enjoyable about it.
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Mar 27, 2017 22:13
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Huh, neat. https://twitter.com/liamwong/status/846426770333036544
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Some of those logos are  e: bloodychill posted:You're opening a can of worms with one of the few existing pad gamers who doesn't use auto aim and could easily compete at high tiers of play against kb+m players. Just a heads up. CAPTAIN CAPSLOCK fucked around with this message at 22:18 on Mar 27, 2017 |
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Mar 27, 2017 22:16
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Megaman's Jockstrap posted:It absolutely is. Nioh is much better than any Souls game yeah
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Console shooters are better when they're more about positioning and timing than aim (Vanquish, DOOM 2016)
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Mar 27, 2017 22:22
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Or you can do the cool poo poo Splatoon does!
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CAPTAIN CAPSLOCK posted:Some of those logos are i dont use auto aim i have no need for it
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an actual dog posted:Console shooters are better when they're more about positioning and timing than aim (Vanquish, DOOM 2016) an actual dog posted:Or you can do the cool poo poo Splatoon does! both of these are wrong
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Splatoon is good, Stux
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one might say "fresh"
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Mar 27, 2017 22:28
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i played the first one, its not good to me sorry, but also i grew up on cs and quake so maybe im not the target market
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Mar 27, 2017 22:37
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Splatoon's aiming is almost good, but then actually isn't duh because anything having to do with motion/gyros is bad
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Mar 27, 2017 22:51
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Motion controls are my favorite control scheme for FPSes. No irony
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Mar 27, 2017 22:51
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i dont like gyro aiming at all on splatoon nor did i like it on the million vita games with it
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Motion controls are cool since it made aiming in zelda games not piss. Shame they also ruined the swordplay twice in a row
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Mar 27, 2017 22:55
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I bet the crazies who invert their aim enjoy gyros
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in 10 years all online FPS will be VR with wii zappers hope you did your crossbow training bitch
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You're not wrong
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Aiming stuff is the one consistently well-implemented use for motion controls and idg the beef people have with it. After playing botw I was twisting my ds4 like a moron and wondering why reticles weren't moving lol
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grieving for Gandalf posted:I bet the crazies who invert their aim enjoy gyros Inverted gyro aim. Let's break our brains.
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grieving for Gandalf posted:I bet the crazies who invert their aim enjoy gyros i just said i dont Motto posted:Aiming stuff is the one consistently well-implemented use for motion controls and idg the beef people have with it. After playing botw I was twisting my ds4 like a moron and wondering why reticles weren't moving lol its cos it sucks imo, i can put a crosshair on a target with a stick, the gyro isnt giving me anything
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Mar 27, 2017 23:02
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That gun looks dumb as gently caress.
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bloodychill posted:Inverted gyro aim. Let's break our brains. when ive used it gyro does have to be inverted as well yeah
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gyro aiming. thank you iwata... (non-ironic)
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it makes no sense for you to invert aim on gyros!! your motion is doing what the aim being inverted is supposed to do as far as perspective in the first place!!!
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Perhaps it is YOU who is inverted
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Mar 27, 2017 23:18
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grieving for Gandalf posted:it makes no sense for you to invert aim on gyros!! your motion is doing what the aim being inverted is supposed to do as far as perspective in the first place!!! You're supposed to hold em upside down
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grieving for Gandalf posted:it makes no sense for you to invert aim on gyros!! your motion is doing what the aim being inverted is supposed to do as far as perspective in the first place!!! then i guess i dont invert it and everyone else finally plays inverted like a normal person on gyro idk
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Mar 27, 2017 23:21
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I changed my castle to inverted and now there's pumpkin head ghosts in my library.
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Phantasium posted:I changed my castle to inverted and now there's pumpkin head ghosts in my library. Farm that poo poo for a Crissaegrim (2 is overkill)
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Mar 27, 2017 23:23
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Or just use the Shield Rod
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i am glad of it, that the only gyros i've ever aimed have been made by turkish expats in akihabara, at my mouthOlive Garden tonight! posted:Farm that poo poo for a Crissaegrim (2 is overkill) i farmed two crissaegrims. i was also disappointed that you can't get that one ring until ng+ 
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The only good use for the shield rod is Galamoth and you're a big baby if you use it for anything else 
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Poops Mcgoots posted:Are you saying it's high time someone made Japan great again? Japanese game development naturally has feasts and famines as publishers ramp up development and adjust to changes in platforms, consumer tastes, and market trends. In comparison, most Western publishers immediately jumped on XB1/PS4 development and enjoyed the benefits of hitting the early platforms with cross-generation titles, including children's title like Skylanders. If we think of 2012 as the start of the current generation, then we're about four years into this generation. Last generation, late 2009/early 2010 saw non-first party Japanese publishers release Bayonetta, Yakuza 3 (US/Europe release), Final Fantasy XIII, Nier, Resonance of Fate/End of Eternity, Tekken 6 (console release), and Pro Evolution Soccer 2010. I'd say the productivity and quality of Japanese publishers of this time frame is about the same or slightly worse than that of last generation. It looks strong compared to the past few years but many publishers have culled their line up of games or effectively left console game development altogether. None of them are likely to recapture the glory they enjoyed in pre-2005 when they were competitive with EA and Activision instead of just Deep Silver. Too bad. bloodychill posted:I'm saying Japan has the best games, the very best games. Per capita, the best country for console game development is Sweden. It is the home of Starbreeze (Chronicles of Riddick/Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons), Overkill (Payday), Machine Games (Wolfenstein The New Order), EA DICE (Battlefield, Mirror's Edge, Star Wars Battlefront, Frostbite Engine), Ghost Games/EA Gothenburg (Need for Speed) Avalanche (Just Cause, Mad Max), Massive (World in Conflict, The Division), and Mojang (Minecraft). On PC, you have Paradox as a very successful boutique strategy and RPG publisher. In the indie scene, you have Dennaton (Hotline Miami), Arrowhead (Magicka, Helldivers), and Frictional (Penumbra, Amnesia, SOMA). For mobile gaming , you have King (Candy Crush, Bubble Witch) which was recently acquired by Acti-Blizzard for $5.9 billion. There is also a very healthy Esports community for various games. There is a strong demo scene that has produced talented programmers. Vocational tracks for game development are common. There are several game development schools, such as the Game Assembly. The population of Sweden is about 9.5 million. The population of Japan is about 127 million. In general, the Scandinavia has a disproportionate amount of game development talent given their population. Denmark has IO Iteractive and Norway has Funcom. If we're going Nordic, then we also have Remedy, Colossal Order, Frozenbyte, Housemarque, and Supercell from Finland and CCP from Iceland. The collective population of the Nordic countries is about 26 million. They're very productive and influential given their size. Canada is another country with a low population where government subsidies help attract talent and promote entrepreneurship. Poland has also seen government support for developers like CDProjekt Red and Techland. Oh, and the Swedes made Goat Simulator.
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