Hey /v/iggers. I recently pirated The Last of Us 2. Wasn't a fan of the first game and the sequel seems to have way too many cutscenes, but I really wanted to try it out for a long time since I heard that it has really good stealth and the game is about as gorgeous as games can look. Anyways, there are a ton of options available to you before starting, one of them being related to how death works; you can set it to where you have the traditional reset at a recent checkpoint, reset at the chapter beginning, reset at the act beginning, or reset at the very beginning. I set it to the act beginning, though this did little to discourage me from inpulsively jumping off a cliff to test whether it had an invisible wall. I wanted to ask whether you think there are times where it shouldn't be an option and that a game should force permadeath, or if not quite that, some sort of limit to the amount of times you can die like in arcade games. Do you think it heightens tension to an exciting level or to the point of annoyance?

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Thought people might want to talk about Destiny 2 now that it's going to drop new content in about three weeks. USEFUL LINKS FOR BUILDCRAFTING >Armor Picker (Optimize armor set stats): d2armorpicker.com/#/ >Light.gg (Look up the API for items and daily/weekly rotations): d2armorpicker.com/#/ >DIM: https://app.destinyitemmanager.com/ >D2Foundry (Weapon info and stat checker): https://d2foundry.gg

dead edition - Edition Previous thread: https://boards.4chan.org/vg/thread/521752979#p521752979 >Official site: warthunder.com/ >Fan created content: live.warthunder.com/ >Wiki with info on tech trees, weapon systems and game mechanics: wiki.warthunder.com/Main_Page >Old, better wiki: old-wiki.warthunder.com/Main_Page >Old forums archive:

What's your favourite of the new castles they added to AOE2? I really dig the Magyar one.

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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?

It's about time for my yearly replay of FF5. Any ideas for an autistic way to replay the game? Last year I played the game with Bartz only (other than the part where you only have Galuf and Fork Tower where I only used Krile). The year before it was Blue Mage + Beastmaster only.

Discuss Crypt, Cadence of Hyrule and Rift of the Necrodancer in this thread. You love rhythm games and roguelites right?? Brag about beating the game if you did. I finally beat Aria, Bolt, Monk and Nocturna all zones modes recently, in that order. It felt great, clocking in around ~100 hours of playtime in Crypt. Only got around 20 hours in Rift, the songs on hard difficulty really get difficult after a point. Charming rhythm games, I regret not learning about them until recently. Now I'm not sure if I want to actually try to unlock Coda and attempt the ultimate challenge Crypt of the Necrodancer has to offer. Get the games on your favorite russian forum >Crypt https://cs.rin.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=65142&hilit=necrodancer >Rift https://cs.rin.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=125772&hilit=necrodancer

It's a cool and excellent setting due to the epic diversity of conquest that the Mongols have done. >Unite nomadic tribes to form the Khan. >Defeat Chinese Dynasties that have advanced technology and gunpower weapons. >Utterly destroy Islamic Civilization. >Rampage Russia, Poland and Hungary. >Fight the Egyptian Mamluks. >Fight Japanese Samurai. >Fight against Koreans,Vietnamese, Koreans and Indonesians. >Fight each other through civil wars using their main military and the local troops. But somehow very few games scratch the surface of how epic actual history is.

Post them. Rate/hate. Recommend which games other people should start with first. I have 100 games on Steam which I figure should last me a long time--outside of a few upcoming sequels/DLCs to games listed, I won't be spending any more on games until I've finished everything here. This is actually doable as most of them aren't super long. Stardew Valley is left out because I'm already planning to play it at a relaxed pace as I play other games. AI Limit Alice: Madness Returns Amnesia: The Bunker Amnesia: The Dark Descent Another Crab's Treasure Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag Batman: Arkham Asylum GOTY Edition Beyond Good and Evil - 20th Anniversary Edition Black Myth: Wukong Blood: Fresh Supply Butcher's Creek Condemned: Criminal Origins

It's overrated overbranded toddler upchuck laced with corpo poison. "Sony's Mario" fucking no. Mario wasn't an overbranded cynical cash grab. Mario wasn't a wink at the camera shallow "how do you do fellow kids" attempt at normalizing the worship of corporate tech products. Mario didn't fly round the galaxy in a ship shaped like a fucking NES, his brand was himself. Astro Bot can't even exist in its own internally coherent setting because the setting is literally crossover corporate fanfiction, the setting is the DIGITAL STOREFRONT OF THE SONY CORPORATION. Also this attempt to normalize mUh CuTe RoBoTS is clearly an attempt to brainwash gen alpha into accepting faceless ai powered surveillance drones into their homes for the benefit of Great Israel. Even the setting of Astro Bot is a corporate psyop presenting a world where machines=good organics=bad. They designed Astro to look like Musk and Thiel's new faceless robot drones that will displace 99% of workers in the next decade, they're priming you for domestication and submission to Palantir.

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Miku got added to Fortnite in the latest update She joins other characters like: >Ryu, Street Fighter >Kratos, God of War (the PS4 version) >Aloy, Horizon Zero Dawn >Jill Valentine, Resident Evil >Chris Redfield, Resident Evil >Doom Slayer, (Nu)Doom >Geralt Rivia, Witcher >Solid Snake, Metal Gear Solid Thoughts? Who would you like to see in Fortnite? You DO play Fortnite, don't you anon ; v )

Also Climax > Maximum Velocity > GP Legend

It's gonna be a specific thread, but bear with me. Basically, I'm looking for more games with the whole "mercenaries doing mercenary things" aesthetic, with people dropping into areas of conflict for a huge paycheck, and perhaps to end in the cover of the Soldier of Fortune magazine (which also had a video game that I liked a lot). Recently, I decided to play Jagged Alliance 2 for the first time. While I'm still learning the game's mechanics, I'm having fun with it, controlling a bunch of guns for hire with distinct personalities and skills, shooting nigs and be paid in handsomely for it. There were also other action games like Mercenaries, where you could buy airstrikes to bomb well guarded areas. I basically just want games where the setting is a bit like an action flick about poeple who made warfare their job.