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Joshua Graham is the coolest dude with the coolest voice and the coolest gun.
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It's totally cool to dislike Honest Hearts. Everybody has a FO:NV dlc they love, one they hate, and then there's Lonesome Road
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 04:31 |
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Speaking of New Vegas DLC's I think it's kind of a missed opportunity that you couldn't take Roxie out of her lab in Old World Blues, also the Night Stalkers would always go after her - even if you had the animal friend perk so you ended up having to kill them anyways if you wanted to pal around with the robo-dog. At least her ending with Rex is really cute though. Boston terrifiers.
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 09:47 |
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Borderlands 2 introduces you to E-tech weapons in the worst way possible - it gives you a quest asking you to find this cool new gun type that is apparently totally awesome and kills people like nothing else, and then gets you to kill 25 people with it... Except the weapon it gives you to accomplish this with is a lovely low accuracy low damage assault rifle in a game where assault rifles are deliberately nerfed, and you invariably have to stop in the middle of a battle, retreat to an ammo vendor, and refill three or four times in order to finish the dumb quest. I don't know if other E-tech weapons are any good, because that mission expertly trained me to not give a gently caress about them.
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 11:22 |
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They mostly suck, but so does the rest of Borderlands 2 so who cares
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 11:25 |
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scarycave posted:Really convenient they just leave everything in a box at the end. Saves you the trouble of having to reverse pickpocket everybody. I played lonesome road as my first DLC and umm...yeeeah that one sucked more haha, at least honest hearts had a beautiful (if small) environment. I'm playing Dead money right now and i'm enjoying it a lot, I've heard people hate the collar transmitters and poison fog but it hasn't caused me too many problems yet.
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 11:59 |
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Call me a contrarian bastard if you wish, but I liked Lonesome Road, and considered Honest Hearts the weakest of the bunch.
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 12:02 |
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i like the part in lnoesome road where you kill the gently caress out of that idiot and take his flag pole *it is said that the best thing about lonesome road is this drawing: im pooping! has a new favorite as of 12:48 on Apr 17, 2017 |
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I still haven't tried lonesome road or dead money because I ended up buying fallout 3 on steam (despite owning the 360 version) and I could never bring myself to go back to a console-game fallout.
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 13:05 |
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just so you know, a tale of two wastelands mod combines both games into one supergame so you should buy fnv when its on sale
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 13:09 |
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Brazilianpeanutwar posted:I played lonesome road as my first DLC and umm...yeeeah that one sucked more haha, at least honest hearts had a beautiful (if small) environment.
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 13:11 |
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Croccers posted:My favourite part about Dead Money is when people whine that they can't loot all of the gold from the vault (without exploits) then bitch about it, completely missing the point of the major theme of the DLC. I just cheated. I'm not sure what the moral of the story is there.
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 13:12 |
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RagnarokAngel posted:I just cheated. I'm not sure what the moral of the story is there. "No mere game developers can stand against the might of the tilda key?"
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 13:13 |
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Breetai posted:Borderlands 2 introduces you to E-tech weapons in the worst way possible - it gives you a quest asking you to find this cool new gun type that is apparently totally awesome and kills people like nothing else, and then gets you to kill 25 people with it... Except the weapon it gives you to accomplish this with is a lovely low accuracy low damage assault rifle in a game where assault rifles are deliberately nerfed, and you invariably have to stop in the middle of a battle, retreat to an ammo vendor, and refill three or four times in order to finish the dumb quest. I never saw another E-tech weapon besides that one so that kept me from being concerned with them in any regard.
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 13:24 |
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RagnarokAngel posted:I just cheated. I'm not sure what the moral of the story is there.
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 13:30 |
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Brazilianpeanutwar posted:I played lonesome road as my first DLC and umm...yeeeah that one sucked more haha, at least honest hearts had a beautiful (if small) environment.
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 17:01 |
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Load all the gold into an exploded corpse and carry a gib out with you. gently caress morals. gently caress messages and themes. I want that gold. Oh wait, I already have WAY more caps than I can spend.
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 17:36 |
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2house2fly posted:wtf! Lonesome Road has probably the best looking environments that engine was capable of producing, I was wandering around half the time gaping at the teetering edifices on the horizon, and at the end there's the Divide itself, a huge canyon that a city just fell into. Not to mention the places that open up if you launch the nukes at the end; finally a series about nuclear war actually has some scary nuclear impact zones. Lonesome road just felt like a typical fallout enviroment but worse, I was constantly getting stuck on pieces of rubble (or falling through poo poo, or having enemies stuck in walls) Honest hearts felt like I was playing fallout 1 again with all those big cliffs and and peaks I'm a sucker for deserts and cliffs.
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 18:05 |
I've been playing Hollow Knight all weekend and it's a great, lovely game. I just wish it had some kind of consumable item ala the Homeward Bone so I could get all my coin back to a vendor right away. Getting stuck on the Mantis Lords and losing like 1400 Geo to some lovely platforming errors was pretty frustrating, even if making that amount back doesn't really take too long in later areas.
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 18:17 |
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The DLC for New Vegas has a major artistic "FedEx arrow" in that almost every character is either non-human or wearing a mask or helmet to get around the Bethesda Potato Face problem. Even Ulysses' exposed face is actually a static mask, if you mess around with the game files you can remove it and see that he's actually a generic black male NPC beneath it.
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 18:30 |
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im pooping! posted:just so you know, a tale of two wastelands mod combines both games into one supergame so you should buy fnv when its on sale Or you could just not play Fallout 3 because it's trash and New Vegas is better in every conceivable way
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 18:33 |
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Lonesome Road was OK and has cool environments, but the enemies get unreasonably bullet spongy towards the higher levels in a way they aren't in the vanilla Wasteland. Same goes for DWB although I enjoyed the wackiness in a 'an entire game of this would suck but this is about right' kind of way. Wish I didn't have to use up every single bullet I own on the respawning lobots though. It's basically unplayable for sniper characters although I get why RK did that. Dead Money I find a bit of a drag unless I've got an Energy/Melee character. The writing is and in glad you get to beat what's left of DDs brains out of the back of his skull. Honest Hearts has always been my favourite. There's not much to do and it's basically one environment, but I find the setting really appealing so just spend a while chilling on cliffs and watching the rain fall on most playthroughs and I usually retire my Couriers there after a run. I'm OK with people hating it - its not for everyone.
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 18:33 |
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Inco posted:Or you could just not play Fallout 3 because it's trash and New Vegas is better in every conceivable way but how can you be a mojave samurai without mothership zeta? that was a rhetorical question btw because you cant
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 18:58 |
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im pooping! posted:but how can you be a mojave samurai without mothership zeta? that was a rhetorical question btw because you cant have you not heard of modding
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 19:17 |
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Guy Mann posted:The DLC for New Vegas has a major artistic "FedEx arrow" in that almost every character is either non-human or wearing a mask or helmet to get around the Bethesda Potato Face problem. Even Ulysses' exposed face is actually a static mask, if you mess around with the game files you can remove it and see that he's actually a generic black male NPC beneath it. In Fallout 3's dlc you get on a working tram at one point. The engine can't actually do that though, so what actually happens is you step into a tram that's really a gigantic hat on an extremely tiny man, who runs along a set path at the same time the AI walks your character along at an increased move speed. quote:Or you could just not play Fallout 3 because it's trash and New Vegas is better in every conceivable way They are both good and FO3 is more fun to explore, in fact. Also New Vegas the city is boring and lovely
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 19:54 |
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Inco posted:Or you could just not play Fallout 3 because it's trash and New Vegas is better in every conceivable way Fallout 3 has awesome random encounters which nv doesn't have, but nv has fisto.
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Inco posted:Or you could just not play Fallout 3 because it's trash and New Vegas is better in every conceivable way Hey, let's all pre-emptively agree to not have the same tiresome five+ page derail/circlejerk about NV vs. F3 how about. Breetai posted:Borderlands 2 introduces you to E-tech weapons in the worst way possible - it gives you a quest asking you to find this cool new gun type that is apparently totally awesome and kills people like nothing else, and then gets you to kill 25 people with it... Except the weapon it gives you to accomplish this with is a lovely low accuracy low damage assault rifle in a game where assault rifles are deliberately nerfed, and you invariably have to stop in the middle of a battle, retreat to an ammo vendor, and refill three or four times in order to finish the dumb quest. The only E-Tech weapons I even remember are the dart pistols, which can be decent if you're in need of a good elemental weapon and can put up with the delayed damage and wonky projectiles. I think I might've saw one other E-Tech weapon and it was some crazy four ammo per shot gun so I let it be. This is after like almost two playthroughs of the game.
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 20:11 |
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or if you have atotw you can play both or either and if you own both anyway and have the option why wouldnt you do it? thats also a rhetorical question and the answer is because it would take forever
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 20:12 |
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Brazilianpeanutwar posted:Fallout 3 has awesome random encounters which nv doesn't have, but nv has fisto. um 3 has fisto
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 20:27 |
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fnv fisto is a comical loverbot
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 20:29 |
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RBA Starblade posted:In Fallout 3's dlc you get on a working tram at one point. The engine can't actually do that though, so what actually happens is you step into a tram that's really a gigantic hat on an extremely tiny man, who runs along a set path at the same time the AI walks your character along at an increased move speed. hahahahahaha
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 20:30 |
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I just beat Oneshot and I underestimated its complexity when I said in the other thread that it didn't lean into Adventure Game Logic; it doesn't do it conventionally. It's pretty clever but the way I install games to another drive kinda broke a bit of the puzzle solving. It's still a fantastic puzzle game and I'm impressed with its writing.
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 20:45 |
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Action Tortoise posted:I just beat Oneshot and I underestimated its complexity when I said in the other thread that it didn't lean into Adventure Game Logic; it doesn't do it conventionally. It's pretty clever but the way I install games to another drive kinda broke a bit of the puzzle solving. I've been on the fence about this one, so good to hear it's enjoyable. Without giving spoilers though, when you talk about installing to another drive, would I want to install it on C then?
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 20:48 |
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Wintermutant posted:I've been on the fence about this one, so good to hear it's enjoyable. Without giving spoilers though, when you talk about installing to another drive, would I want to install it on C then? It's an RPG maker game so it's not too heavy on storage. Keep it to one drive just to have everything in one spot. It's real good and I haven't had a game surprise me this hard or consistently before. My only complaint is that the game advises you to play it on windowed mode but the display is locked on a really tiny resolution on my screen.
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Action Tortoise posted:It's an RPG maker game so it's not too heavy on storage. Keep it to one drive just to have everything in one spot. Some of the puzzles more or less require windowed mode to work (or a great, great deal of trial and error). I did once almost delete all my progress (since I know where %appdata% is) rather than what the game actually expects you to do, though. edited to put that spoiler box, but it's as abstract as I could make it bookkeeper has a new favorite as of 01:03 on Apr 18, 2017 |
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RareAcumen posted:Team Kirby Clash Deluxe got released not even a week ago as a free promotional (?) game for Kirby's 20th anniversary. Neat, cool, Kirby games are generally always fun when you're playing as a non-gimmick Kirby that isn't a ball or something. And I get to have a Kirby game on my 3DS too for no cost to myself. Bonus! As a counterpoint, nintendo does something with their microtransactions that I wish other free games would do. They have a 'real price' pegged for the game, usually about 20-30 dollars. Once you spend that amount on cash shop items, the game just goes "alright, you've bought the game" and gives you infinite energy/cash shop money/whatever else. That's why they label them as 'free to start' I think, is that they're trying to get around the pretense of it being an actual free game. I'd much prefer that to most other freemium games where spending 50-100 dollars on microtransactions is still no guarentee that you won't run up against further paywalls.
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Spinning Robo posted:As a counterpoint, nintendo does something with their microtransactions that I wish other free games would do. Wow that's... a shockingly decent way to handle that kind of thing. Kind of surprised I haven't heard of it before now, you'd think it would be more of a selling point.
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Spinning Robo posted:As a counterpoint, nintendo does something with their microtransactions that I wish other free games would do. Nintendo freemium games also don't seem to be quite as bullshit as others, I think. I've been playing the Fire Emblem mobile app and they throw free items at you so fast that I've never even had to think about spending real money. Same with Pokemon Shuffle.
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# ? Apr 17, 2017 21:36 |
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Action Tortoise posted:It's an RPG maker game so it's not too heavy on storage. Keep it to one drive just to have everything in one spot. Try this program http://www.digitallis.co.uk/pc/ResizeEnable/ Works on some things, but not others (unfortunately, 7th stand user isn't resizeable)
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Tunicate posted:Try this program thanks, but i beat it already. maybe someone else who plays the game could try it out. bookkeeper posted:snip the game will window out when you need to root around your drive.
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