Thought I mentioned Kingdoms and Castles here but it must have been in another thread. It's a little kingdom building rts that's mainly focused on building up huge kingdoms and really intricate series of roads, aqueducts, and industries but it's also very chill and on a lower difficulty or peaceful there's nothing stopping you from just building a little hamlet or village and watching your little villagers walk around and go about their daily life.

>>1583639 DANDO TODO POR TODO PERO SIEMPRE Despite Tropico 4 being my favorite in the series, the art style and visual clarity of 1 is impressive to this day. Having the different vocations turn Tropicans into different characters and body types makes it so easy to tell what's going on at the highest speeds. One thing I've been wondering though is if Roads do fuckall, since I've beaten most of the missions without ever bothering to build one. Speaking of Tropico 1, I've found a fix for a 20 year old bug regarding the missions that inexplicably crash to desktop. Where should I post it to maximize the chance of the five people remaining being able to see it?

Caesar III Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom The Guild Nebuchadnezzar Citadelum Farthest Frontier Against the Storm

>>1800011 >Could you please explain how? Picrel. >I am only touched gook Gonna guess that translates to "I'm a BAb" because other gook gacha basically don't exist. > Is there also a reason why the Japanese, seemingly didn't try to make their own 3D open world gacha, that is also available worldwide? Because it's unsustainable and at the point you are sinking that much money into a game you are better off making it a real game instead of shackling your entire company to the GAAS treadmill. Japan always knew gachaslop are always cash grab games and acted accordingly while making real games, only recently chinks seem to have gotten the memo and at least turned their new releases into MMOlites. And of course gooks are retarded and always and have made like 2 real games in nearly 3 decades.

>>1805337 >literal feminists infiltrating MHY to sabotage waifufags, culminating 2 or so years ago on one rather anticipated character getting utterly shit on and nerfed to uselessness just because she was an attractive female What character is this referring to? And by feminist infiltrators he means the korean dyke concept artist or is there more?

>>1805503 the only one i can recall being completely dogshit is dehya

>>1804420 Bless you anon! Not a single miss.

>>1803688 Does that mean Kane has to get a hat now? What about his 2 bootlegs?

Down with GDI

>>1803148 Ye >>1803142 >>1803189 >>1803317 He's not the main dev, just did some debbuging or so.He told me game dev is not his main thing but I do see his name on the dev page tho. But it does give some perspective about these trash games being done for people trying to have something on their portfolio.

The wait for a specific game has gotten so bad that typing out "2hu laby 3" on google actually gets me to the page of said game. And said game is still not out. This is my personal silksong at this point.

>>1803119 You gotta do what you gotta do

>>1805441 Looks nothing like an early PS2 title It looks like Doom 3 or FEAR, but way worse

>>1805441 >>1805532 It looks like someone just installed a really shitty graphics mod on top of the game, like half the stuff you'd find in the late 2000's for HL2 or Oblivion.

I think some games should have a remake, not a remaster, but an actual remake, Omega Boost being one them, Omega Boost needs a remake. Everything else needs a source port, including Deus Sex, Unreal, Clive Baker Undying and American McGee's Alice, source ports are superior to remasters because it opens the possibility for modding tool and QoL features.

>>1804868 >Rebel Inc Yeah that one. >I actually played that on PC and it was pretty fun, wasn't aware it was on phones as well Funny, i only played it on mobile and didn't realize it was on PC. But yeah if you liked Rebel definitely check out After Inc, it has similar mechanics but also has you managing resources to rebuild society (Britain) one community at time after the necroa virus almost wipes out humanity. base game/campaign is f2p but i paid $15 for all current and future expansions

>>1804194 >>1804485 It still pains me that phone games basically killed the flash industry, either directly or indirectly. Almost all the "apps" you see on storefronts would have just been a free play on Miniclip like 25 years ago. Interestingly I recall flash games starting the pay-to-win model with microtransactions and paid exclusives before smartphones really took off, which would influence gaming to a much worse degree shortly after. It's worrying how easily that short era seems to get forgotten by the general (normalfag) public.

>>1804194 >The only time there ever seemed to be actual games made for mobile platforms was way back when mobile phone/tablet gaming was still relatively new Yes and they all sucked anyway

>>1801505 This is my yomitan setup, and I used Animecards as I went for word cards, instead of sentence cards. https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/151553357 Though I mostly used Memento to mine subs, as it was the fastest and easiest way to do cards, instead of using text extractors and trying to record audio of games, or do newspapaers and have barely any audio. Here is a video for the setup, though it is for sentence cards, I did modify it for word cards https://yewtu.be/watch?v=5bfawC4Is5w >>1789691 >What's the best for learning kanji through set phrases that appear often in writing rather than separate kanji as that could help speed up recognition? Personally I did the RTK method with a premade Anki deck, that had the english word on front, I would write the kanji on paper then compare results with the back of the card. I can give you the pros and cons of this method if you want.

>>1635470 >as if. learning proper english to an acceptable level (i.e. blending in) is not trivial. It is these days when half of the "dialogue" in english these days (especially online) is 80% nigger noises like "cooked" or "aura farming" or "fr" and the likes. It's so trivial now that even pajeets only stand out when they fuck up irregular verbs with shit like "buyed".

>>1177257 If anything it would be more optimal to move to /a/, which is the original place of the DJT threads and the board would actually use some of that activity while I'd wager /jp/ers are happy with niche and low activity.

>https://x.com/KimuraYuito/status/1972912672619516331 >KMR stepped down from his position at Cygames due to health reasons >His letter said that it was nothing serious or life-threatening. Something about this stinks.

Old Men, running the home screen

>>1804587 impregnate them all.

>>1803684 Nightrunners probably takes inspiration from the older games in the TXR series (can't find any citation). The newest game was announced somewhere in 2024 while Nightrunners' twitter page made its first post in 2018 (https://xcancel.com/NightRunners_jp/status/1059449321857449984)

>>1803824 I figured. I bet the dev for Nightrunners got tired of Genki not making a new game for 200 years and went ahead and did it themselves.

>>1803464 things i don't like about Nightrunners is how wonky and confusing the UI is and i personally found the aesthetics terrible with how crusty everything looks as it tries to lean into the faux 90s vapourwave style way too hard without the substance of what made the PS2 underground street racing games so fun. The roads are terribly lit despite being on a highway, trying to get into events is a pain in the ass and the GPS system is useless as of the demo. i can't find a good way to tune my cars either there and the driving mechanics need a ton of work (a shitbox 200km/h top speed cars suddenly drove as fast as supercars for some reason, bad handling etc). it's pretty much an attempt at TXR but ended up doing NFSU2 without succeeding at both. that said, there's some good ideas strewn around like walkable locations, the fact that you can physically remove car parts yourself, music's pretty good etc. game needs a ton of work and the new TXR should be the dev's reference point at least to how japanese street racing works

>>1802037 Even with friends it was lackluster compared to stuff like GMOD or Serious Sam. I don't understand the appeal and I was doing RTS/FPS LANparties and Fightan/Wrasslan tourneys with bros.

>>1804235 >dollar store factorio the mods that existed years prior may have actually been the inspiration for shit like factorio and satisfactory, with the various electrical systems, tiered power generation, transport tubes and conveyors, upgrade-able machines, really the problem was the introduction of RF because suddenly nobody had to implement their own power system, they just use the RF api and it was a race to the bottom to implement the most overpowered machines that did everything older mods did with 20x the output

>>1506478 Follow the Viva New Vegas modding guide. https://vivanewvegas.moddinglinked.com/intro.html

>>1773436 >looks like a mobile game It's actually rather good after having played it for the last couple days, but it's only free as a beta for a few more days then will be a full priced game next month so it won't be particularly relevant to anons then.

>>1773467 Finally, after weeks of broken games, an MMO that runs smoothly on Linux. The positional play and action combat's refreshing too, although it doesn't take much to beat standing in place and reciting a hotbar rotation. I didn't think I'd be fumbling parry timings in an MMO either, yet here we are. These boss fights feel like content most MMOs would shove into the endgame after hundreds of hours of grinding. Even though Toram's so cutesy it's impossible to roll a male character that isn't an outright trap, I'm enjoying the raw gameplay too much to be bothered. >>1768355 There's an older anchored MMO thread over at >>897003. Don't know if fullchan anons are going to make another one once it eventually dies.

>>1801312 I might make another eventually since I did make that one.

>>1796561 you seriously left out pain?

>>1729793 Never expected to hear Kornelyuk here of all places.

>>1803769 The final say is Japan, doesn't mean they don't get influenced by Westerns you fucking goof.

>>1804061 There's nothing more pathetic than self-hating white weebs >UOHH WESTERN CULTURE INFERIOR UOOHHHH JAPAN SUPERIOR RACE I WISH I WASN'T WESTOID GAIJIN

>>1804113 I would never want to live in Japan. The problem is the "white people" influencing them represent like 2% of the population and misrepresent western tastes to the Japan side so they can shill their minority political beliefs. I take zero pride in "white people" who think trannies deserve anything better than being ignored at best. Those people do not fucking represent me. So no, your retarded strawman doesn't apply to me.

>>1801908 Force, Wrath of the Gods, and the Firestorm spells in DS1. By extension, Tranquil Walk Of Peace for people who don't know the gimmick. Any weapon that has a sweep slash rolling R1, like katanas, are also really good for controlling space out of unlocked rolls.

>>1801992 I suppose you could also use any chaos pyromancy, aimed straight down, to foul sneaky attempts with the lava hitstun. >Firestorm spells in DS1 Or the miracle version in DS3. Wolnir's sword also has Wrath as a skill built in and is useful as a early game morne's.

>>1777528 DS3 in general feels like a Bloodborne total conversion mod. Out of the 23 total locations about 8 may as well be ripped straight out of bloodborne and the remaining 15 may as well be 50% Bloodborne. Which makes sense. The game was obviously rushed or mismanaged to a point where they shipped collectors editions with cloth map containing a cut area. The overall story of the vanilla release is a disjointed mess that opens up a lot of questions(Sulivan, the angelic cult, the profaned capital, Carthus, Oceiros...) but does not bother to even pretend to have any kind of answers. Getting into cut content straight up reveals basically an entirely different game that was most likely sewn together at the last moment. Based on the cut stuff I would guess that the released games is about 60%-70% of what was actually planned and even that is probably an overly optimistic take.

>>1801925 it didn't even bomb, they couldn't even start working on it before it all came crashing down.

>>1801536 More or less. Much like a landfill, while there might be something buried deep in the junk that's worthwhile, the junk itself is so grand and numerous that said item of value has itself become junk by being too much effort to obtain, as well as having a scent that'll never go away from its time in the pile.

>>1801925 and it's also because /bag/ splited, he couldn't do his low tier shitposting and shitflinging. If you compare between /bag/ before the hack and /bag/ after the hack. It would be hell and heaven because back then it's hard to filter without IDs

I wonder why some of the posts in this got deleted recently?

>>1803078 Because it was just arguing over Steam and DRM shit, I get that DRM is bad but this isn't the thread for it.

>>1802429 Good board.