https://perchance.org/ai-rpg Let's start a thread and share the results of our stories. I've been playing around with this and want to see what others can do with it. This is a digital dm. It can run any campaign you give it and it doesn't seem as restricted like other chat AIs. It goes along with some weird shit. Fantasy, modern day, sci fi. If you can think of it, it can do it if you give it some form of goal. I haven't played around with this part enough, but I assume you can make it stick to different rule sets or game mechanics if you explain it. Fill out the top box with the rules and world building. it will generate a paragraph of setting and other characters. You can then tell it what you'll do next or just hit continue and it will keep the story going without your input (often creating actions on your part). If you don't like something, you can directly edit the story text. Just delete a few lines here and there or rewrite it yourself and it parses that text as it continues the story. If you click generate template on the tracked info, it will keep a track of inventory, stats, character relationships and whatever else you want to write in there like a notepad. Play a game. Post your story highlights in this thread.

What's the spookiest abandoned location for a horror game and why? >Hospital >Asylum >Prison >School >Ship >Mansion >Hotel >Factory >Amusement Park >Church >Theater >Orphanage >Station >Mall

Doesn’t seem like there’s an active retro Vidya board so I’ll make a thread here and work from there. This thread is only for systems from the 6th generation and previous and their respective games.

What's your favourite game in the Atelier series? Who is best girl? Where would you suggest newcomers start?

A stereotypically Polish immersive sim was released into early access recently. It looks and plays like EYE Divine Cybermancy with a bit more inventory and gun autism, among other things. Marie looks very cute.

By Aristotelian perfection, I mean which video game story comes the closest to meeting the standards for a perfect story Aristotle lays down in his Poetics? I've been thinking about this for a while, and the closest I can think of is Metal Gear Solid 1. >It has a fairly solid unity of action. There are a few diversions, but most of the plot beats contribute directly to the main action of Snake stopping the terrorists >It takes place in less than 24 hours >It takes place in one location (Shadow Moses) >the characters clearly express their thoughts through their words and actions >Snake and Liquid are long lost relatives who are forced to fight each other by fate >Even though Snake survives, the uncertainty of his fate due to Foxdie still provokes fear and pity in the audience (we know from later games that he lives, but I'm just talking about MGS1 as a self-contained story here) >The game makes excellent use of spectacle, which Aristotle liked

GOING TO MALISS Edition Previous thread: >>1201099 This is the 3rd thread, if anyone cares. Most Yu-Gi-Oh! discussion encouraged. Post OC, write dumb fanfics with bad CaC in them, duel each other, have fun, etc. >Yu-Gi-Oh! Online Play Automated Sims: ●EDOPro website: https://projectignis.github.io/download.html ●EDOPro: https://discord.gg/ygopro-percy ●YGO Omega: https://discord.gg/duelistsunite ●Dueling Nexus: https://duelingnexus.com/ ●Master Duel: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1449850/YuGiOh_Master_Duel/ Manual Sims: ●https://www.duelingbook.com/ >TCG Event Streaming

When I was a kid I loved spending hours building things in rts games but the problem is that these were always focused on war and not on economics or aesthetics. there were not many options focused on decorating or a sandbox, it was limited by rounds, time or the campaigns or resources that are limited and not infinite. I used to create beatiful cities in AoE singleplayer play and editor mode I don't like Simcity bacause is too modern and less fantasy or medieval. I still remember the era of flash games like this that were on facebook. >Also Is there any game that's a partially rts and city or town builder with fantasy or medieval features that is chill to play? something to see activity in the city or town or inside houses-craft-shops as if they were peasents from the settlers. The closest games doing something like this I found was >The Settlers >Spellforce >Cultures: The Discovery of Vinland >Rise and Fall: Civilizations at war >Stronghold >Beasts and Bumpkins >Black and white >Knights and Merchants >Heroes of Might and Magic

GAMENIGHTS AND ANON HOSTED SERVERS Hosting a server? Want to run a gamenight? Post it here! Please be sure to include: >What game you are hosting >How to connect >How long the server will be up (date and time)

You ever had a second playthrough change your opinion on a game? I just did. I realized 2 days ago I had never done a retard run of fallout 1, so I did. Fallout 1 is still an amazing game but all my other playthroughs had a tough beginning but easier endgame. This retard with a knife though was easily cutting through rad scorpions and raiders like it was nothing. It wasn't until later when I tried to fight supermutants that the problems started. Even then the knife wasn't really the problem, it was more about me getting 1 shot by gatling guns. It did make me wonder about a lot of things. I do not think it is possible to beat the game 1st time as a retard. I have no idea how you would know without meta knowledge that the cathedral is where the master lives. It was also this playthrough that I found out that drugs can stack. You can take multiple mentats and just be a normal person until the drugs wear out. That does kinda go against the spirit of the playthrough but it did allow me to speak to Harold properly. You can also just take 2 rad-x and be immune to radiation. Would have been great to know before I lost an hour of progress to instant death radiation. I am also amazed by how much dialogue they wrote for the low intelligence players. Some of it I assume was intended for players who were using drugs and got their intelligence lowered. Even then though I was seeing unique dialogue even up to the final boss. I was expecting a bit more of a speech from a man who just lost everything to a fucking idiot with a sledge and a rocket launcher but having anything is already good. Now I am just wondering if I want to replay 1 again or should I try playing 2? I have tried 2 before and it never grips me like the first game does.

https://gf2exilium.sunborngame.com/ So this just came out globally recently. Is anyone playing it? Any fans of the original mobage/kusoge? This one plays a lot like XCOM, kind of. The similarities end pretty quickly when compared to XCOM but it's the best one most people will be familiar with. The visual style is 3D anime, but in my opinion, tastefully done. Not a shill by the way

Since the screenshot threads die pretty often I figured we could start a thread encompassing the graphical aspects of the games we play and love. Artbooks, models, cinematics, adds... what have you.

And, as it was foretold, I am awakened at the sound of a new Blue Prince thread. And... I suspect you wish me to look into the thread's future. I see... late game spoiler tags, read accidentally... seething at RNG... luck issue... and retards... filtered by toddler maths. What you have heard here has been foreseen... by the great anonzara.

...but Hulkmania is forever https://archive.ph/mt3Jy What game should we play to celebrate the Hulkster?

This is sort of a meta thread, so feel free to remove it if it's the wrong place for this. Anyway, have you all ever become burnt out on video games? I've felt like recently no matter what I play, I just can't enjoy it. I get the initial enjoyment of starting the game that I've been thinking about for a very long time, but I just don't have the reason or motivation to care to see it through, and the more I force myself to continue the game, the more I hate it. The last time I enjoyed a game was when I was playing through the MGS series. I racked up a list of things I wanted to play or replay because at that moment, I was solely focused on playing MGS. After I finished, I took a short break and decided I wanted to play DMC, since I tried it a long time ago and thought maybe I'd enjoy it on another attempt. I started out liking it, but slowly began to hate it, and eventually I dropped it. I went on to replay Nier after that because I remember very fondly those characters and wanted to check it out again, but didn't have the investment to see past the first few hours. Then a friend bought me Death Stranding, another game I disliked before, but decided I would give another go. After about 5 hours, I lost steam for it. I then tried to play Thief, a brand new game, and while I loved the game's atmosphere and think it's amazingly designed, I quit that one, too, because it just didn't spark anything in me. Now I've been fiending for a Sekiro replay after getting more into samurai films, and Sekiro is one of my favorites, but even now I feel like I'd rather be playing something else, like Ghost of Tsushima or Nier. On the flip side, I played Shantae somewhere in between those games and was hooked, I loved it, and I'm replaying Morrowind right now because it's a game that's near to my heart and am similarly in love with it. I know I can like games, but for some reason, I just can't enjoy the ones I feel so interested in playing. There's just something missing from me that's not letting me enjoy new games. I've mostly just resigned to doing my other hobbies by now. It makes me very frustrated, though, like something's broken about me. It's as if I like the idea of playing these games than actually playing them. I want to like them, but I just can't. Have you anons ever experienced this issue? How did you fix it?

https://itch.io/updates/update-on-nsfw-content And yes, it was Collective Shout. They say as much. They didn't want to do this, it was a pressure campaign.