Buck Wildman posted:

I can't get enough of this disney villain song when fighting raphael

ziasquinn posted:

ac6 is so sick... wtf..... i'm gonna have to go back and play other mech games

Buck Wildman posted:

it's much more tactical but they just recently released the remake of front mission 1 which is on my to-do list

ziasquinn posted:

honestly it seems weird games still get made considering the insane amount of investment of time (AAA games take like 6-10 years to get made nowadays?) and money (even though devs are underpaid)....

like why make a mech game with poo poo tons of in game customization options when you can just go full send into casino and gambling poo poo like Konami did? prestige??

like i guess besides the devs who obviously love video games, what incentive is there really for the money handlers? they do too?? seems fake.

A Buttery Pastry posted:

they get to push nerds around and drink their milk

Frosted Flake posted:

Frosted Flake posted:

Where do I sell all of my alkylates, iron, etc. ? My outpost is producing 6/min but I have nowhere to put it - the resources required to build more storage are not the same as I'm extracting - and I can't carry it to merchants without getting overburdened.

RandomBlue posted:

The building, crafting and resources parts of the game are all garbage you can ignore.

You can't even craft loving ammo.

DaysBefore posted:

Press... Alt I think and it shows names of stuff around you. Maybe tab, or perhaps shift. Can't remember but it's an invaluable button

pink noise posted:

and if you do manage to drop a few of them and stay in/return to hiding, the ones still alive tend to cower together in the same corner and stop patrolling, so you have to nade them or turn the corner and facetank a bunch of shots

Stefan Prodan posted:

i started playing bg3 and I decided to play a tempest cleric because cleric is the least played class and I heard it was good anyway

any tips for this class/subclass, i am going to roleplay as storm from the x-men

Stefan Prodan posted:

i started playing bg3 and I decided to play a tempest cleric because cleric is the least played class and I heard it was good anyway

any tips for this class/subclass, i am going to roleplay as storm from the x-men

Ytlaya posted:

You want to get this spell called "Protection from Evil." As implied by its name, it will render you invulnerable to all bad guys.

i am harry posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0RgNzQacaQ

loquacius posted:

https://twitter.com/DungeonsNSouls/status/1697949410615849173?t=yZYe1KtzZzuNLgqtWUYpcw&s=19

It has FFXIV races but not all of them yet (shockingly, not the catgirl race)

Frosted Flake posted:

I now have an outpost that produces huge quantities of alkaloids, iron and hydrogen 3 on Kreet, but there doesn't seem to be any way to transport and sell them that's not a giant pain in the rear end. Other planets and moons in the Narion system have more useful nickel, aluminum and copper, but not the beryllium and titanium you need to make anything really useful in the outpost building chain. I had to buy a tonne of it at Jemison Mercantile and the US Distribution just to get the parts I do have.

I would need more to get the outpost transfer thing - either in the same system or another. The first, seems a bit useless, there's no beryllium or titanium, which I would need to build another outpost on Vectera to get the aluminum and nickel. The second, even moreso because it's even more work.

But my main problem is this - even assuming I did all of that stuff, there's no way to label storage containers or even check how much or what they are holding easily. They also don't hold that much (125 iron, for example). Alright, so suppose I set up a series of solid containers in series, from my iron extractors. It's unclear if they fill up first before passing resources along or backfill. Suppose that I have them linked to a transfer container so that I can manage it from my ship. Well, that only holds 200 mass. Again, there's no way to determine what it fills up with, and no easy way to check what's loaded in it.

So I can load up a tiny amount of basically unknown goods into my ship. Even if I have it set up so only iron is sent there, okay, not that much iron and the extractors and storage units quickly become unproductive with nowhere to put their output.

Well, I can't load that much on - because I need my ship to store everything I need accessible, not just cargo, and on top of weapons and spacesuits, that's a variety of bulky resources to build and fix all of these outpost buildings. So, like 200-300 iron, maybe.

Well not only is it a huge pain in the rear end to sell any of it, landing on the planet, walking to the store, vendors don't even have that much money.

It's a gigantic amount of work where the UI is fighting you every step of the way, for basically no real payoff compared to landing all over on temperate planets, like Kreet, and just clearing "Abandoned Science Lab" "Abandoned Farm" "Robotics Lab", whatever.

my bony fealty posted:

It's very funny how everything outside of the main settlements in Starfieldverse seems to be abandoned. One of the most fun parts of Skyrim was rolling up to some random farm and helping the owner clear out a goblin infestation, or just stealing all their poo poo. I haven't found anything like that in Starfield so far, granted I'm pretty early on.

RadiRoot posted:

looks amazing

my bony fealty posted:

It's very funny how everything outside of the main settlements in Starfieldverse seems to be abandoned. One of the most fun parts of Skyrim was rolling up to some random farm and helping the owner clear out a goblin infestation, or just stealing all their poo poo. I haven't found anything like that in Starfield so far, granted I'm pretty early on.

i am harry posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0RgNzQacaQ

Frosted Flake posted:

I now have an outpost that produces huge quantities of alkaloids, iron and hydrogen 3 on Kreet, but there doesn't seem to be any way to transport and sell them that's not a giant pain in the rear end. Other planets and moons in the Narion system have more useful nickel, aluminum and copper, but not the beryllium and titanium you need to make anything really useful in the outpost building chain. I had to buy a tonne of it at Jemison Mercantile and the US Distribution just to get the parts I do have.

I would need more to get the outpost transfer thing - either in the same system or another. The first, seems a bit useless, there's no beryllium or titanium, which I would need to build another outpost on Vectera to get the aluminum and nickel. The second, even moreso because it's even more work.

But my main problem is this - even assuming I did all of that stuff, there's no way to label storage containers or even check how much or what they are holding easily. They also don't hold that much (125 iron, for example). Alright, so suppose I set up a series of solid containers in series, from my iron extractors. It's unclear if they fill up first before passing resources along or backfill. Suppose that I have them linked to a transfer container so that I can manage it from my ship. Well, that only holds 200 mass. Again, there's no way to determine what it fills up with, and no easy way to check what's loaded in it.

So I can load up a tiny amount of basically unknown goods into my ship. Even if I have it set up so only iron is sent there, okay, not that much iron and the extractors and storage units quickly become unproductive with nowhere to put their output.

Well, I can't load that much on - because I need my ship to store everything I need accessible, not just cargo, and on top of weapons and spacesuits, that's a variety of bulky resources to build and fix all of these outpost buildings. So, like 200-300 iron, maybe.

Well not only is it a huge pain in the rear end to sell any of it, landing on the planet, walking to the store, vendors don't even have that much money.

It's a gigantic amount of work where the UI is fighting you every step of the way, for basically no real payoff compared to landing all over on temperate planets, like Kreet, and just clearing "Abandoned Science Lab" "Abandoned Farm" "Robotics Lab", whatever.

RadiRoot posted:

sounds fun can’t wait for hours upon hours of tedious resource management once it’s downloaded.