>>1311716 how the fuck is there feesh on the moon

>>1310461 I mean the one that was posting in here last week, but really anyone who wants to do frontlines is good in my book

>>1316037 (Cross-thread) >>1316041 (Cross-thread) bro? you good?

>>1323784 What a cute couple

>>1322543 woah I didn't know dolphins could be so lewd.

Part of me is happy old games are getting recognized and played by newer generations but part of me also wishes old games could just be left in the past to die a peaceful franchise death. Something something no new ideas something something death of the industry can't come fast enough

>>1323378 All the nee ideas are either sabotaged or coopted

>>1226750 >BAR >Zero K >Planetary Annihilation >Like 3 more titles in active dev There are way more SupCom than C&C clones around the fuck are you on about.

>>1227683 Dust Front Red Chaos 9bit Heroes Mass Conflict Global Conflagration

>limited number of skirmish maps >all bland symmetrical maps >4 players max Yeah that sucks ass. RTS games live and die on the skirmish content for me and this blows atm. I hope they address it with updates, otherwise I'll keep playing other games.

>>1291563 I prefer dodges to be a positioning tool too but that issue is in every single soulslike and LotF does having good spacing mechanics because the tracking is not as bad as in newer Souls games. Using dodges less and spacing more is not only feasible but effective and fun.

>>1294396 >the WHAT NOW?? When you completely deplete the enemy's health with wither damage you get a special critical prompt, just wait for half a second and make sure to be on neutral before pressing it because otherwise it sometimes just does an R1 instead of the critical animation. Killing enemies this way for enemies that drop runes guarantees they will drop their rune. An easy way to do this is to fight the enemy normally until they have 1 hit left and finish them off with soulflay.

>>1301389 >too linear So far this feels less linear than even DS1. After the tutorial and first proper dungeon you can open multiple zones with the bell doors. I don't know what triggers it exactly but right now I have three major new zones open simultaneously and all of them just keep going and going.

>>1138644 (OP) Test

>>1316500 Please use the >>>/test/ board.

>>1138644 (OP) 3 was nice but I liked 4 more

>>1318158 I should start with a sequel to a spin-off?

>>1289071 Are there any other games that have this look?

>>1318721 You could start with the Remaster, same exact games but upscaled. It's just that Red Alert 2 removes most of the jank of the previous games.

>>1229338 (OP) >Phantom brave 2 Is it any good? What makes it special?

>>1254106 These aren't fetishistic at all. You're ascribing your 2025 internet brain shit to these games long after the fact when these kinds of levels were simply inspired by the tale of Jonah or Pinocchio. There were a lot of 2D caveman platformers with dinosaur stomach levels in the 90s as well.

>>1317369 Yeah, when I mentioned Resident Evil earlier, it was in the context of a pattern of behavior throughout the series. One-off levels don't rise to the criteria of being fetish material, even entire games in certain contexts. Somewhat of an example of this is a game that's upcoming on Steam called "Digested" where you're supposed to extract from an island without being eaten by a giant snake. The developer, however, seems to have a phobia of snakes - and developing the game was his way of coming to grips with it. Of course it was raided by fetishists and most likely it will end up being a fetish game by the time it's done since he's going to want to maximize sales by listening to their terrible advice.

>>1286898 Nothing arbitrary about it. The actual puritans weren’t “asexual”. They were heterosexuals who simply believed in an extreme degree of self-restraint regarding their bodily appetites, but they still had sex as evidenced by the face they had children. If zoomers, leftwing feminist lgbtqaip++ ones specifically, were “leftwing puritians”, they would believe in a restrained approach regarding their own sexuality, but they do not. They believe in total excess of their own sexual activity, and only want restraint towards that of straight white men on the grounds of revenge for past oppressions.

>>1302256 (OP) Literally what? Literally who? Why should I care? Sage Posting Zelda instead

What is the game about?

>>1309775 Seeing as OP is too lazy to type more than a single sentence, I guess I'll answer your question with a sort of review at the same time. It's a linear narrative game. You can get some variations on the ending of the game but there aren't branching story paths or anything. The gameplay amounts to walking around and looking at stuff, sometimes being able to wander around and get additional dialogue from NPCs and a few minor platforming sections, but largely just watching the story happen. I usually don't like these kind of games but the pacing of the story is really fantastic. It was pretty hard to not be invested in what was going on as it constantly reveals some new detail or has some new striking visuals up until the very end of the game. It's hard to explain what the story is about without spoiling anything as the game throws you into the deep end and slowly learning about the unique setting is part of the appeal here but it's got your pretty standard sci-fi authoritarian government stuff with some interesting bits on memories and what from the past should we let into the future. It alludes to Covid and explicitly mentions the Hong Kong protests from a few years ago so I thought it was going to be a sappy activist story where everything was just a big metaphor or something but it's not really about any particular event and just uses those as a plot device. If you're willing to accept it's less of a "game" and more of an interactive fiction thing, then I'd recommend it.

The only recent sony game I have played that is really good on harder difficulties was Ghost of Tsushima or whatever it was called. >Wasn't a fan of the first game THEN WHY PLAY THE SEQUEL?!? YOU RETARD But the sequel takes all of the bad from the first and multiplies it by 10. For the permadeath question: Permadeath in games is good when it doesn't have any cheap deaths. If you can have enough skill to prevent death, then permadeath is good. Strangely Pokemon works with Permadeath enabled, mainly due to some skill being needed and random crits being rarer and adding tensions, you aren't instantly punished for something random and you can recover.

>>1295582 I still want a real answer to this question.

penis

Except in extremely niche circumstances like giving money directly to a developer through his private homepage, it is always morally correct to pirate not just video games but all entertainment media because almost everyone involved in all media and marketing industries worldwide legitimately want you and your kind genocided for being straight, white, male, and/or having any opinion right of Marx.

>>1318189 Jokes on you i am a queer nigger apache helicopter.

>>1318259 You're low on eggs, ma'am.

>>1225073 they are all very fun and visually interesting if you want to start playing raids I suggest doing dungeons or doing the easier raids like root of nighmare, vault of glass, or deep stone crypt. grandmaster nightfalls are totally different from raids because grandpas are about how hard you can cheese / not get hit, raids are have baby nightfall levels of damage and hp with hard modes being at master nightdall levels of hp and damage but easier because theres no modifiers to fuck with you.

>>1225073 As other anons said they're the crux of the game but as a new player they're hard to approach as the game itself doesn't try to guide you of which order raids should be tackled in order to learn. Release order specially is fucked because of both inconsistent difficulties and the fact that there's both old raids from D1 and there's no longer 2 (5 by technicality) raids Destiny 2 used to have prior to 2021. Pic related might as well be a different game from what there is today.

Is there any moderately challenging solo content in the game? I'm at 1970 power and the regular vanguard strike playlist is too easy and stuff like expert lost sectors are annoyingly difficult.

>>1280911 I have to use VPN to post here for some reason. And if I do it, I may or may not be banned for IP being recognized as a known spammer. Nothing I couldnt get a way around, but constant hoop jumping just to post here some replies is tiresome when I can just post some shit on 4chan as usual. And thats sad because this place is actually comfy and I like it.

https://warthunder.com/en/news/9483-event-legend-of-victory-t-34-85-partisan-en >panther 2 and R2Y2 is le BAD >this made up napkin drawing shit is okay tho

oh yeah this exists on here I redownloaded it and boy fuck all has changed since I last touched it one year ago

>>1311435 Whats the secret to maxing your speed? In the last circuit they cruise faster than my top straightline speeds. Or how to handle cornering that map that is nothing but narrow bridges. As soon as the boundaries at the sides disappear I fall off the map. Slowing enough to navigate it safely drops my speed too much to move out of last place. I found the tuning for for trading accel & maxspeed but it seems like there is something else to it. Playing the 64 version the navigation at the fastest speeds is insane. Having owned the cartridge framerate didn't seem like a problem.

>>1314898 I've only done the first invitational course, but what I know so far... The speedruns seem to rely on luck to get the ultimate or penultimate engine upgrade from the junkyard, and I guess they get to the credits like that, just relying on skill. I half-watched the run from ESA17 this morning, but a closer viewing would reveal more details. As for steering, I've observed that it's pretty weird. Sometimes it seems like I can make a hard turn more easily by tapping the gas instead of the brake. There are a pair of buttons to turn the pod sideways that don't seem to have much effect on actually turning. The ESA runner referred to "drifting" at one point, which is interesting.

>>1270196 At a glance it looked like you were playing that Lion King game for the SNES

Celts' castle is easily the best one.

>>1309803 https://censorship.fandom.com/wiki/Age_of_Empires_II:_Definitive_Edition i found this. Does this about sum it up?

>>1311957 Yes, sounds about right. The HD version is just the full original game + widescreen support and the dlc add some more civs and campaigns. If it's your first foray into Age of Empires 2 then this is absolutely fine.