>>1988779 >GOTY >on a halfway finished game that only works half the time only on /v/

What else would you expect from the guy who wasted years of his life shililng his game in nobeta threads

>>1990476 Lolifags will shill the shittiest slop imaginable I swear. For a "pillar of imageboards", you niggers need to get much better taste

>>1973844 Multiplayer has never been particularly lively outside coliseums and before they opened fight clubs. It's really just the result of fundamental game design choices that are pretty significantly baked in and can't be changed.

I don't think I'm going to beat the DLC final boss. He's the only thing left, and I can't muster the motivation to boot the game up just to get pounded into the fucking dirt another dozen or so times. Pretty good DLC up until then, though. Some great fights and areas, lot of fun weapons. Does suffer from a lot of the same problems the base game does, but that's just how Elden Ring goes. >>1953840 Agreed on the fragments and lore. It was quite fun to go in totally blind and piece things together. Did Marika ascend to godhood the same way Miquella's trying to? Cutting off pieces of herself until she can use the divine gate? Or is this some janky, dangerous method he's using due to a lack of Greater Will assistance? And how did Miquella's actions in the base game lead to this?

>>1991125 Every time this happens lately I'm left wondering if it really is over. Everything is collapsing. Everything is getting worse.

>>1991170 classic cloudflare malfunction. happens once or twice every year, nothing new really https://www.independent.co.uk/tech/cloudflare-down-server-error-500-update-b2878629.html

>>1991197 You been on gelbooru lately, anon? Heard about all this age verification stuff? Noticed all those sites going down? Been seeing the wave of censorship and control that's been enveloping the internet? Things are bad. Bad bad.

>>1384151 >>1384151 Really quick, I just wanna bump this thread with the recent Rockstar Union mafia shit, basically the unions are trying to pressure Take Two into rehiring the leakers with signs like "Black Lives Matter" the fucking balls of these thugs. https://archive.ph/wip/9W6XJ

>>1386337 This is stupid. If a game is a financial success, the boons of that success tied to royalties would far outweigh getting a shitty bonus

There are two historic reasons for unions: 1) Firm management are being comic-book villain levels of evil by making the work unsafe (government regulations has fixed this) or keeping the field chronically underpaid (replacement migration has enabled this, but unions won't fix it). 2) Negotiating increases to the pay scale commensurate with the inflation rate so the value of the job's labor stays somewhat uniform. That's it. Anything else is grift and corruption. When videogames became a really big and bloated industry, the undertalented faggot nerds who grew up wanting to be involved in its development need to create mechanisms so they can't be shitcanned easily. That, to me, is corruption. Wanting moderation jannies, voice actors, and fucking QA testers that do the work of monkey to be categorized as developers is more of the same. Create more pork positions these niggerfaggots can secure for themselves and their friends.

>>1990102 Looks about right.

>>1990102 Looks perfect anon.

>>1974686 I don't remember exactly, but they did make a lot of tools that can be easily used in game. That sounds like it should definitely be on the simpler side.

>>1972609 >yfw

>>1974686 They put out a blogpost about modding. >>1954322

EDF on sale. Any new mods?

>>1909048 Came out today tons of imports from 4.1 Still made we have yet to see a Velgata mod https://www.nexusmods.com/games/earthdefenseforce6

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFb2E7IzXKg it's over guys

>>1801438 MS Paint my beloved Also thanks for having a flattie girl

>>1990061 >fucked up the transparency NIGGERNIGGERNIGGERNIGGERSHIT

>>1985179 >>1990065 now, if THIS one isn't finally fixed I'll McFucking neck myself

>>1989376 >Tune into the VGAs >Organ starts playing Fuck CA

>>1988660 Caught you, Tzeentach, the other day: https://ancient-buddhist-texts.net/English-Texts/Jataka/491.htm Now you have to live in video games because i am going back to the forest/ocean zone. Mayuri means a "Peacock". Three versions Peacock has: 1. Blue Vishnu version that is in connection to the Sky of the greeks 2. Golden Theravada version that worships the orbit of the Sun (Mercurius) 3. Golden "MahaMayuri", female Wisdom King in Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism >it is believed that the Great Peacock King is an incarnation of either Vairocana Buddha or Shakyamuni Buddha So you trooned out according to Vajra. Either way its this bird that is known as Tzeentach in warhammer, the "wise one" of the warp, hence a bird schizo.

>>1989376 Dawn of War 4 got announced this year, so it was unlikely from that moment that there was going be 40k tw.

>>1986802 Aarklash was fun, and the art direction was great.

>>1989324 It was. Out of games like Tower of Time/Dark Envoy/We Are the Dwarves/etc where it was a small party in real time with slow motion gameplay based around kiting and avoiding AoEs and skillshots I think Aarklash was my favorite of the bunch.

>>1989143 Blatantly untrue.

>>1989151 Tragically, I'm also American :^( >>1989223 no

>>1989230 Oh, you hate Americans? You’ll fit right in with Zimbabwe, they’re obviously the real intellectuals here.

>>1988965 you don't know what a casual is, casual is a spectrum, you have people who play candy crush, to people who play cowadutty and niggerlo and kikefield, neither of these games are "hardcore", and the people who play these games are not hardcore players. Skyrim is a casual game, if you can get a candy crush player or a niggerduty playah to play your game you have a casual friendly game, example Arc Riders, that is a casual friendly game, if you only get a very specific subset of manchildren, your game is not a casual game, is a niche game. emptyfield is a niche game made for a very specific group of people, manchildren who still jerks off to Star Trek.

>>1972472 >It's actually appalling how all the refugees just crawled back to that shithole again once it came back the yugioh thread is the only reason i ever go back sadly our one is dead it never really took off.

>>1974959 They were pretty quick to release a patch for the crashing issues as well as others. On top of that, they're apparently planning to support this game into 2026 with content updates. Dragami seems serious about propping up this niche otaku game that can't even be on Steam. I kinda expected them to just push it out to die after the Steam ban. It makes me a bit more hopeful for the future. I'd get a port of the Reco Love games too if they do it.

>>1988167 Reco Love wasn't made by Dragami Games and the company that developed it, Dingo, is now dead so I doubt anything will come from it anon. I'm still pisses off neither DoA3X and Natsuiro Highschool never got a western release despite pretty big demand due to mental poison faggots in the industry and politics controversy.

>>1984239 Both, I can take two boys at once

>>1984353 >I can take two boys at once

>Turn based combat without real time mechanics in any game is fucking garbage I don't think anyone genuinely believes this, otherwise I would see people demanding real time elements in poker, chess, etc. But it's strangely common for retards to play a turn based strategy game involving cute anime girls, dislike the combat, and then extrapolate wildly until they reach hilariously retarded conclusions. Somehow they become unable to comprehend the possibility of relying on intelligence rather than dexterity, or that the abstraction of combat in the game doesn't need to be a direct recreation of reality (I don't see these people complaining that chess piece movements are too unrealistic). It's a very strange phenomenon. >>1981479 >RNG inherently makes a game less skillful. RNG generally makes games more complex. If every action has a certain outcome it essentially becomes a puzzle where you are searching for a single route to the end. But if there are multiple possible outcomes for an action you now have to weigh the probability of each outcome against the favorability of those outcomes and continue doing so for every subsequent possible gamestate. The decision tree becomes much more dense. It takes a lot of effort and 'skill' to sift through all the countless possibilities and determine the optimal moves, whereas if you were to remove the RNG or to allow the player full control over the RNG the game would be greatly simplified. Also consider the impact of RNG on enemy behavior. This also applies to other genres like action games and shmups. If there's no RNG involved then the player only needs to memorize a single sequence of movements to win every time, but if the boss has some randomness in how he moves and fires his bullets then you actually need to git gud to win consistently.

>>1987608 >MLP RP server (Yeah, yeah, I know.) I used to hop on those servers once in a while and just fuck around, they ALWAYS had the hobo job be the only human you can play as and it was THE LAW that ponies were allowed to >rape and kill humans whenever they wanted, so I always started or joined a underground human resistance group to rise up against the pony faggots and reclaim the land as ours again. We never won but it will still fun

>>1988790 I did something similar once, but it was a fighting game so probably not as bad. Still, all the dialogue and menu options were in Japanese, and it basically came down to me going through all the various paths and options through a whole bunch of trial and error since I had no idea what was happening.

About five years ago I decided to host arma 3 sessions for a bunch of blokes from halfchan. And I'm still doing it.

>>1907686 wonder if tiny will be included, & if so, what form

>>1986708 late 90s and early 2000s are pretty much the same thing. Early 2000s was a bit more sanitized I'd say.

>>1986834 Yes, they are, because the 2000s, culturally, really begins after 9/11. And honestly I might argue it ends in 2007/2008. The '90s of course also had different kinds of futures. There was the grungy industrial future seen in things like The Matrix and Alien^3, but also the clean, glossy future reflected in the Y2K aesthetic.

>>1986900 >it ends in 2007/2008. Yeah the financial crisis and on top of that, the popularization of the internet at the same exact time forced a huge cultural shift from which we're still somewhat stuck in. While things were already getting pretty sanitized by the early 2000s, the late 2000s and the 2010s was nothing but baby shit for retards, which was also a consequence of the Chinese and Indian markets being opened up due to better living conditions and outsourcing. I think the transition will only happen after most boomers die out, we're already seeing a pretty big cultural shift. All of this to say that I miss grungy stuff and media and those are very rare nowadays in anything with half a decent budget.