16-bit Butt-Head posted:

you dont need mods for morrowind but if you do need mods perhaps try out this assortment of giant titty mods

Buck Wildman posted:

fallout 3's collectors edition came with a nuka cola bottle opener my family used for years, just stuck it on the fridge and grabbed it when needed

16-bit Butt-Head posted:

thats canon you retard

Al! posted:

im announcing my intention to remake planescape torment in the bg3 engine. im just the ideas guy so im projecting a 2044 release date. yes i will be adding dateable anime babes

Al! posted:

i think the big problem with projects like this is a. nobody wants to just simply keep their heads down and do a straight port, they want to add all their ideas to "enhance" the game and 2. you are completely at the mercy of 3d artists to get most of the hard work done reproducing hundreds of assets

Son of Sorrow posted:

What do you think about finance guys playing Capitalism Lab on YouTube?

gradenko_2000 posted:

KirbyKhan posted:

Sim Tower 9/11

genericnick posted:

Finally finished the main plot of Phantom Liberty. Funny enough. Obviously told president cyber hillary to gently caress herself. Also game still got it. Was doing the samurai rerun quest, jumped on Kerry's car to catch a ride, and after a few hundred meters he drove straight into a wall and the game crashed 10/10

Bloody Hedgehog posted:

Yeah, it's rare for a game to have decent voice overs from both the male and female options, usually one is head and shoulders better.

To fit the setting even better, and to troll the chuds, they could've used both in one playthrough by having V transition halfway through the story. If you start male, you'd go female halfway through, and vice versa. Would've made the chuds spray hot diarrhea and their heads explode.

Augus posted:

aren’t you able to transition whenever you want in Cyberpunk by going to a ripperdoc

Agean90 posted:

The literacy mechanic is dope tho

Agean90 posted:

ur an illiterate medieval trade apprentice from a lovely peasant village if you want to be able to read you need to learn, it's pretty cool you go from words just being jumbles of letters to seeing words but they might not be the correct word or it's a homophone and on until you can just read it like normal

Lpzie posted:

u never see two ppl with the same name in a video game. makes u think....

Ytlaya posted:

Ah, thanks. I definitely wouldn't have figured that out.

I should probably actually bring a mage, lol. My current party is:
Me: Monk
Astarion
Lae'zel
Shadowheart

From a gameplay perspective, dropping Astarion is the most obvious choice, since so far he's basically "a lovely fighter" since I don't feel like stealthing. But I like having him around for reactions.

I might drop Shadowheart for Gale. Her heal is kinda worse than just using healing potions, and Gale would be better at actual mage-y stuff.

A lot of support magic is confusing to me. So many different buff/defensive magics and I never know which ones to use. Do I want higher AC or better Saving Throws? Or better "ability scores"? What are the latter doing for me in combat?

docbeard posted:

Question about Baldur's Gate 3 which I hope to start after I probably finish Wasteland in a couple days (if I don't get seduced back to Cyberpunk)

Is the Dark Urge option a good idea for a first playthrough or no? I have absolutely no idea what class or whatever I'll be playing yet. I've heard it's kind of cool if you're familiar with the plot of the first two games, but that's all I really know.

Hatebag posted:

miami would be a good fallout setting. you could have giant mutant alligators and pythons, sinkholes, throw in a disney cult faction where they all wear mickey ears and do the mickey laugh, swamps, etc.
though i suppose animating a cool snake would be pretty impossible in gamebryo. not a lot of games with good snake or fish animation now that i think about it. xcom2 has some good snake stuff, but that's just a couple canned animations. i guess animating each vertebral segment to move fluidly would be a big demand, especially if they're going to move dynamically. would be similar to animating a cat's tail

Hatebag posted:

i have but aren't the elevation changes in that mostly due to buildings? and on the order of hundreds of meters? i don't see how that would be substantially different than what you could do with any other city/region.
i can't really think of any games that have really drastic elevation changes without just going between different z levels á la breath zelda, though. maybe the mountain in gta 5?
i guess the issue with having an extreme elevation difference would be that if the world was at all realistic, having an elevation change of thousands of meters would necessarily require an extremely large map

Hatebag posted:

well, it's fallout, so what if they accidentally quadruple nuked miami. nuking cities i think the idea is that they shoot a bunch of mirv warheads in a circle around the target so that the heat/pressure/radiation from the warheads combines. so maybe there could be a scenario where all the skyscrapers get melted into one gigantic slag heap a few hundred meters high and then nearby a gigantic sink hole full of mutant fire ants.
bingo bongo, that's an elevation difference

DaysBefore posted:

Next new Fallout location should be New Orleans. No further discussion needed

DaysBefore posted:

It'd be like any other Fallout where with the small exception of the pre-war Chinese concentration camps American and post-American society is blissfully postracial

Pepe Silvia Browne posted:

maybe try embracing other cultures instead of reflexively dismissing them

Xaris posted:

yep it definitely must have the voodoo clan… or shall we say voodoo klan (postracial Todd Howard harmony)

Al! posted:

did you just say vice city was the least fun gta because if so gtfo

Son of Sorrow posted:

shut the gently caress up you stupid bitch

Al! posted:

gta started getting bad when they wanted to tell serious crime stories. they should have stuck to cartoonish action movies for inspiration

Ytlaya posted:

People getting mad about how other people play has always been fascinating to me, because due to the aforementioned "literally incapable of focusing on multiple things at once" issues I couldn't tell you what my teammates are doing unless I did nothing but follow them around staring at them.

I think the only teammate behavior I'd ever notice is if a game has friendly fire and they kept killing me or something. But something like "noticing a teammate is playing sub-optimally" is genuinely baffling to me. Like I'll see people in MMOs noticing that a party member is using a suboptimal rotation, and how?! Unless you're literally analyzing the combat logs afterwards, how do you manage to pay attention to that in the first place? On one hand I logically know this is some sort of personal limitation, but on the other hand it just feels so completely impossible to me that it's hard to even imagine how other people do it. It's like the "reading two books at the same time" analogy I used before. How can you be pushing your buttons, looking at the boss, looking at your cooldowns, and also keeping track of the abilities your teammates are using?