>>1982497 Absolutely amazing commission! I have considered getting one in the past but i feel it wouldnt be good enough unless i drew it myself and i cant draw.

>>1982497 Cute! They really nailed Mama's face.

Sorry, got sidetracked with IRL business setting up christmas decorations for family. New thread! >>1983087

>>1671474 >One thing I would like to know, is where this whole "if it doesn't fit in your pocket, it's not a portable game console" discussion came from. ease of transport - there are breakpoints to size and it correlates with portability, if you can fit it in your pocket you can bring it almost everywhere, if you need a backpack to carry it around it limits the portability since you need something extra and if its a home console/tower pc you are certainly not lugging it around

>>1666357 NEPGYAAAA-God, I kneel...

>>1630724 I remember playing Postal 2 as a teenager in school on break time, then a big assed big booba gorgeous pale girl came with some choco milk, gave me some and tried to socialize with me, guess what i did, what i've always do, ignore all normalfags lol, and here i am, true to my principles and about to become a wizard.

>>1354627 Is this the Re:Zero artist?

>>1473776 Yes.

My wife Feene.

>>1882979 >ununformed echo chambers Uninformed? I guess there is a chance they see the lghdtv's (lol) as a problem preventing money and remove it and change nothing else. Still better chances of EA becoming good than previously.

>>1885076 >I guess there is a chance they see the lghdtv's (lol) as a problem preventing money and remove it and change nothing else. Still better chances of EA becoming good than previously. They could very well do so, yes. Pragmatic intervention, but not out of belief or ideology, which is what I meant in my initial message.

My body is ready

>>1889328 Most stealth games I notice have some really good audio design. Playing through TLOU 1 and 2 you realize the game doesn't really needs its assisted listening mode if you have a decent set of speakers, because hearing clickers and the other zombies is really precise. Same with the callouts with the cultist whistles. Its one of the parts I enjoy most about the games honestly.

I remember people tried to praise Devil Daggers' audio design here years ago before any discussion of the game was drowned out with >ONE LEVEL >ONE WEAPON

>>1896995 I made the title edit of that meme. Devil Daggers was textbook FOTM, it was also one of the first games I can remember to adopt the faux PS1 look. I remember everybody trying to act like it was some unique and important game, now it's completely forgotten not ten years later. Please tell me somebody still has the image, I lost it years ago

>>1247971 Gex 3 had a maze area in its murder mystery level. Pretty spooky, especially with those undead bears.

>>1893247 It's a horror encounter for her alright

Speaking of horror, we're doing a Halloween celebration on >>>/vb/30527 if anybody wants to post spooky lewds

The trailer looks like a really shitty Unity game made in 2011, and the gameplay will be delivered by the Pathologic developers. Needless to say, there's no chance this will be any fun, and the only praise it will get is by youtubers who discuss the EPIC (complete nonsense) LORE.

>>1890437 Never advise a man in profit of a polish man. The more poland is cursed, the better for everyone.

>>1890674 >Original devs broke up It's always sad to see a talented team leave due to the ongoing shitshow that is the modern video games industry.

>>1894472 Fug. Sage because I meant *became not game twice there.

>>1894423 >Give me Warhammer 40,000: Deus Ex <sequel is a focus tested slop that ignores what made the original great You're getting a more authentic Deus Ex experience than you bargained for.

>>1894507 It hurts EYE was made with barely any budget, and there's games by solo devs now that do what it did. You follow trends without a fuckhuge marketing campaign, you die, it's that simple. You're better off not getting that investement money at all, if they force you to do shit like that.

>>1891960 >$1,200 Xbox Magnus We'll have to see what the finalized specs are, especially in relation to other PC hardware on the market, but the next Xbox is just going to be a Windows 11 PC in a branded SFF case. It's not a terrible price for an upper-mid-range prebuilt Win 11 PC. If you just want an "Xbox Console", and I don't know why the fuck you would, but if you do - you're gonna be fucked for that price. But it could be a great affordable entry-point for PC gaming - especially if the price hikes on RAM/SSDs/GPUs due to increasing demand from AI companies ends up completely fucking the PC hardware market. Even more than it already is.

>>1892012 its most likely going to use pc hardware like the last 2 console generations but locked down with its own system and custom drivers specifically for it

>>1894164 If they're serious about merging Xbox and Windows into a singular platform, then it doesn't make any sense to lock down the branded Xbox hardware, because everything is an Xbox and nothing else is locked down. That decreases the value proposition for no real gain. Though they will have custom hardware that's non-upgradable, which could end up fucking them later on down the road. How are they going to keep charging $1,200 three years down the line when that mid-range hardware is now low-end and getting trounced by OEM partners who can sell much more powerful hardware for the same price or maybe even less. They're certainly not going to be able to raise prices as the hardware depreciates. I mean the platforms are already merged, but there's not quite 1:1 parity just yet - so Xbox can still be considered by the market as holding the monopoly "on Xbox hardware" - but they're now going to open up that market and inviting competition in going into next gen. To a point, Microsoft doesn't care. Just more copies of Windows to spy on people and gather telemetry for ads and feeding their AI. Still, they have contracts with AMD and other suppliers to provide Xbox hardware and it'd be a huge loss for them to have them all sit around in warehouses because they've been shut out of their own market. Maybe they just expect the stupids to pay out extra for the no-hassle hardware and security of the official Xbox standard hardware - but if they want the brand to carry them, then they should really be doing a hell of a lot more to build confidence in that brand, rather than burning it to the ground.

>>1887064 ur mom after i tell her i love her lmao i don't love her

>>1889375 his mom was so erotic tho

>>1888689 No, it's still a bait post Deathclaws are sexier

>>1890665 >A lot of big devs seem to have this issue. They want the live service model but they fundamentally misunderstand how much work that entails to be even remotely successful. The trickle of content is to (a) Give shills and journos (but I repeat myself) a talking point to defend the roster, and (b) keep interest until the DLC appears on the horizon. World had a similar problem, but World also delivered reasonably well - Iceborne, despite its glaring flaws, was a pretty massive DLC and between IB and the TUs World's roster added quite a few fan favorites like the lightning monkes, Jho/Savage Jho, Glavenus, Brachy, Nargacuga, Alatreon and Fatty, etc. and added a more traditional endgame. Where they kinda fucked themselves was with Rise, as Risebreak ended up with a roster of 78 large mons on top of shipping with 48 large mons at base. It had any number of other problems and lacked the spit and shine of World but World's dearth of content was partially excused by "new direction for series, prease undastandu" + Iceborne, and Risebreak's flaws were cushioned by a lesser degree to the shift from MT Framework (which they had been using for MH since 2011) to RE Engine and the fact that it was designed to be Switch-friendly. However, Wilds has neither excuse. It uses RE Engine, an engine which has already been used to create a MH game with a metric fuckton of content, and the groundwork and resources for the "FHD open world" flavor of MH was already extensively laid by Worldborne and Rise. Rise in particular, seemed to have no issue with porting over a vast amount of content from World. Wilds also had a very generous dev cycle; World was basically wrapped up with Iceborne and the portable team also pitched in starting in 2022 after Sunbreak dropped. So on top of the various poor decisions you have a lot of people asking "where's the beef?". Also, as a small aside: Capcom has actually improved marginally when it comes to DLC/incomplete MonHun games. In previous generations, they would release a game that had LR/HR content and not much else and then later release another game at full price that had the existing game plus G-rank content and new monsters. Freedom -> FU, Gen -> GenU, etc. Handling this with DLC is actually an improvement, in the same way that getting splashed with piss is better than getting splattered with shit.

>>1891460 No. Actually being able to buy a physical edition of the full game is better. Now you can never ever own a copy of the full game.

>>1516587 That game was so much fun, Tigrex and its deviant were my favorite to fight.

>>1891287 Bonus images

>>1891287 >Spoiler. Not even close, this is my fetish >>1088260

>>1891521 Well I think this should be.

>>1872754 I think they abandoned those because they were too long and not fun in playtesting, and bridged the cap with Crime Sprees. A 7-day heist would be a entire L4D style campaign, I'm sure a dev could pull that off but not Overkill. The whole Hoxton saga could have been a 7-day heist honestly.

https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/218620/view/528734197434548839 First of these updates was put out on Thursday. I'll copy and paste all changes. Gameplay Reduced the interaction timers on upgrading drills/saws/thermal lance from 10 seconds to 3 seconds Fixed carried lootbags being consumed when the player fails an interaction Fixed floating hands being visible while looking through cameras Fixed enemy flashbang detonation timers being too long on higher difficulties Fixed the Ordnance Bag equipment being refreshable by leaving and rejoining a game Fixed Captain Winters staying immortal forever if his squad are killed before he arrives

Assuming they ever get around to making heists, are they just going to reuse Viklund's music? Because I've heard Gustavo's shit on PD3 and I wasn't impressed. Den of Wolves please save us, don't fuck up like GTFO did.

>>1850419 >drag queen >grandma >downs syndrome >overwatch reject Vex is doable with a paper bag.

Krieg is best dude. Him and Maya deserved a happy life together, one where she lived.

>>1744035 I liked the first two games because I played them together with friends irl, but I didn't have anyone to play with anymore by the time 3 came out since everyone moved on with their lives. I thought I remembered everyone saying Borderlands 3 was mid when it came out and that people didn't like the twins. I never played it though, so I don't have an opinion. Not sure what the problem with Borderlands 2 is. To each their own, but that seems like a contrarian reactionary take to me.

>>1885279 The only good thing about MW2 was the coop SpecOps was legitimately fun, challenging and had more thought put into it than the main campaign.

>>1885617 >I think people would like cute grills with guns getting critically injured while reminiscing about their tragic past. You're still talking about GFL. I could have sworn thre was some plotline where a droid cannibalizes the parts of another and there's some Japanese bullshit about "Their spirit lives on through me"

>>1885863 >You're still talking about GFL No I'm not faggot

>>1554973 >Doom (1993) You could beat Doom 1 and 2 in under 6 hours easily. Maybe Doom 64 too if you really want to push it. >Amnesia: The Bunker All of the Amnesia games, no? Although I do remember the first being long. Speaking of which, I really should replay that for Halloween. It's not the scariest game and it falls flat the moment you recognize how its mechanics work, but it has a great atmosphere.

>>1555218 She looks like Tanya Degurechaff >>1559832 Blessed

Does Way of the Samurai series count? It's a maze of branching pathes where each playthrough only takes a few hours at most, but a its built on NG+ so that you get better swords/experience with them and learn enough about the characters/world to manipulate everything into a good ending.