>>1040604 >The belly patterns are loss. FUG

Dead?

>>1041915 >Dead? I've not seen videoanon around in a couple of months. He seems to have some family business that's delaying him >>1009449 I hope everything's OK. As far as the thread goes we probably have sufficient Squilliams so anons just stopped making them. If you wanted to you could make another one though.

>>1041658 I used to lament the fact that AssCreed killed the Prince of Persia franchise, but if's for the better, it's better to be dead, than to have your corpse paraded around. The worst that happened to PoP is a forgettable 2D game, whereas AssCreed got shit sequels upon shit sequels.

>>1041755 AssCreed was made to replace PoP. PoP is still creator owned and Ubisoft just licenses it because the creator is French and doesn't really have any other options.

>>958130 There's a FastROM patch for Mario Paint that makes it more smooth and a little faster to draw on.

>>1041685 You got a lonk?

>>1041702 Got a catbox link https://files.catbox.moe/uy2zwd.zip

Valkyrie Profile, while Lucian and Lenneth's story gets resolved in the true ending, the Einherjar aren't reunited with their partners.

Majin tensei has it as a big vocal point with the main relationship. There is a true ending where there is no death, but there is 20+ things you have to do in game to get it that it's pure bullshit the amount of times you have to replay a single 2 hour stage for a different cutscene to explain one thing in the sequel. Unless putting in 8-10 hours worth of grinding for the true ending, the normal ending is good enough.

I vaguely remember this guy back when I played FF4 https://finalfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Edward_Chris_von_Muir >Edward Chris von Muir >Edward was born and raised in Damcyan, but disliked the idea of playing politics and preferred music. He traveled the land as a bard and fell in love with a girl named Anna. When Tellah, Anna's father, did not approve of their union, the two ran away making Tellah furious, and he followed them looking to take Anna back. >(...) Anna dies. Having lost his parents, his love, and with his kingdom in ruins, Edward breaks down in tears. Cecil slaps him across the face and demands his help, (...)

>>1040732 What do you wanna fuck the dragons or somethin'?

>>1041036 If they're going to make everything poly-gay transbinary, the least they can do is toss dracosexuals a bone.

>>1041089 The games did have a gilf that turned into a dragon.

MOBA is the most boring genre ever made. Might as well play solitaire.

>>1040486 not quite as boring as walls of text

>>1040486 >played as a custom game in WC3 and SC1/2, nobody has any problems with it <after it became mainstream its now the worst thing ever

>>1040160 I've been playing 3U with some friends. We're now HR7 so almost at Dire Miralis. I know Goldbeard Ceadeus has some of the best armour you can get in G-rank, so I thought it would be a good idea to get Nibelsnarf armour for pierce up and Green Narga's HBG for pierce 3 so we can fuck up Ceadeus or whatever other annoying monster we might need to kill underwater. idk if that's the best HBG you could get but it seemed easy enough to make because you can make it directly without having to upgrade into it. >>1040247 Charge blade, greatsword and insect glaive are all really fucked up in that game, but the village quests are pretty easy, at least up until high rank. Honestly, not the worst thing in the world as you are pretty much required to beat the entire village to get through the hub as well (which I think is appropriately difficult, if you feel like soloing).

>>1040160 Mostly just flopping about endgame Sunbreak with a friend who wants to see most of the sights before Wilds, and bouncing between MHTri and MHP3rd. >>1040247 MH4U CB is the reason CB gets hit with the nerf bat every other game.

How's Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin?

>>1040251 To be fair, doesn't Bongland have more pressing matters? Like the mass riots happening across the island due to the government trying to force illegals upon the population.

>>1040284 Protests, marches, riots and farmers are planning to spray shit all over government buildings on Tuesday. All while people are getting arrested for online posts. Shits fucked over here, but I don't think they would ever do anything anyway in regards to the petition.

>>1040284 What riots? There aren't any. You go to jail for taking a video of nonwhites. You go to jail for saying bad words about the dune coons who murdered your sister. Come on, man.

>>1040429 See the problem all has to do with the wifi & I decided to set it up right next to the router to test the connection. I go in & it won't even connect. Finally just now I try again & it tells me to reenter the password. Now all of a sudden it works. I'll just have to watch it to see if it stays connected now.

>>1040428 What's your wifi chip? AX200 Intel has shit tier bluetooth, idk about internet.

>>1040470 Qualcomm FastConnect 7800 Wi-Fi 7 High Band Simultaneous (HBS) Network Adapter. It's built onto the motherboard itself. I was able to sustain a connection for about 2 hours now after restarting the router. Have to test it upstairs away from the router next to see if that fixed the connection or proved I need to get a better range with a better router or an extra adapter. Internal or usb.

>>1039757 The mayor quest line is an interesting one becaus it extends beyond money to systems of power in my understanding. The people (AI) in control are beyond the monetary system into direct levers of power much like arasaka is in controlling mortality. It kind of extends beyond the dictorum of economics driving power.

>>1039793 It's an abusive relationship as the game puts to you.

>>1039214 >>1039213 Those numbers confirm that ubishit is gonna die soon.

UT99 is now legally freeware and allowed to be shared according to Epic Games apparently, so to celebrate I made a server: play.redchanit.xyz:7777 I'm a noob to UT99 so I only know the iconic maps, so the mapcycle currently is CTF-Face, DM-Deck and DM-Phobos.

>>1039768 nvm idk how map cycles work in UT so it has every map apparently, it's not obeying what I told it to use so I guess it just goes where it wants. I'll figure out plugins or whatever later

>>1039768 >>1039779 Gamenight when?

You know it's bad, when even Microsoft does a better job at remastering an RTS than Blizzard.

>>1039430 Unpopular opinion. I'm a long-time Warcraft 3 veteran, and I think Reforged isn't so bad. They patched a lot of the issues with launch for multiplayer. I really like how they brought back older UI designs from The Frozen Throne for Reforged. I like how they have an option to use the Classic models as well (I always prefer Classic over Reforged, so glad there's an option to revert a few of the changes). My only complaint is how they changed the lobby chat for custom games...

I do not understand why they keep pushing the "WC3 but with better graphics" meme when we already have HD graphics mod packs, they did what the community had done before but butchering the original character design in the process. Reforged HD units look like dogshit. Just re-release the original game but with better modding tools and let the community do the rest.

>>1039381 If that's their goal it won't even work, Valve doesn't hire people unless they have considerable experience in the industry or are VERY talented, and Nuclear Monkey these guys are not. That was the studio behind Narbacular Drop, who would be hired by Valve to develop Portal

>>1039295 >They all praise the UE5 choice but cry about the performance/stability + requirements as if it had nothing to do with that decision. Performance and Stability aren't the biggest problems with UE5. The biggest problem is that it's a canned game engine that's dead simple to use. Anybody can learn it and slot into any development team who uses UE. That's part of it's appeal, but the flip side of that coin is that by abandoning in-house developed engines you end up with a generalized can of shit that can't really do what you need your game to do as well as you need it to. It also squeezes out talent, because it's hard work to create a game engine to spec for games that haven't been created yet - and having a studio full of people who know how to use your companies own proprietary game engine means you'll retain talent to a much greater degree and that talent will be more highly paid with better benefits. The whole reason why you're seeing such a push to unionize in game development now is because talent is being pushed out in favor of outsourcing development to a shitload of outsourcing studios - who themselves are getting pump and dumped as soon as the game ships. You don't see Unionization for high-skill labor, because those skillsets are themselves leverage against corporate mistreatment. You only see unionization take hold in low-skill jobs, which the game industry has largely become. Meanwhile we get very pretty AAA games that run like dogshit, play like dogshit, have dogshit consistency between assets/environments, are full of bugs, and are overall just sterile and lack any spark of creativity. A lot of people blame the publishers for that, and it's not like they don't bear a good measure of the blame - but this trend towards canned game engines and the flooding of the labor market with low-value employees is a major factor as well.

>>1039551 Would the move to canned game engines not be a result of publishers or the other financial backers refusing to fund the development of propriotry engines for their games as a time and cost saving measure? I would also argue that, if the answer to the question above is in the affirmative, the flooding of the studios with low skill employment may be a knock on effect of studios seek to pay their employees as little as possible and as such they shed all the talented developers to begin with. I mean I've heard stories about how the industry is nortorious for underpaying devs (especially the maths guys you really need to develop an engine) way under market value for the skills they have.

So... does that mean we'll get the Dragon's Dogma we deserve even if it's called something else like... Drake's Defense, Leviathan's Lessons, Wyrm's Will or something like that.

>>1039195 What, two shitty companies with one of them being propped up with government money?

>>1039157 Yeah, DMC5:SE not coming to PC is insanity.

>>1038738 >All my favorite Dreamcast games have better versions on other platforms. Okay, everyone else disagrees.

>>1038738 Wrong and gay

>>1038738 I think the sonic games are supposedly better in dreamcast. I would also assume that the HOTD games where better there as well. I think any arcade game was suppose to be better on the dreamcast though I am not sure if that is due to using the similar hardware or I am just thinking of the SNK console. IN a unrelated note are people still playing online using the dreamcast or they are just using emulator for multplayer play?

>>1028261 >Impressive levels of shit taste <5 seconds later, recommends a fucking horrible kusoge that only him and his cousin (the creator), played

>>1021306 Okay gamers, pardon me for the tardiness on the November GotM thread, I thought I'd be much freer by now but I still lack many of my personal belongins and it's been tough keeping up with the site. Now, the supposed winner of the poll is a game called Pseudoregalia (PC), however I have some reservations about making it the official one. On the one hand, it checks out with the fanservice bit, even if it's specifically for one kind of fetish, plus it does have the most votes. On the other hand, it's extremely fishy how it has amassed so many despite usually most games winning at the 10-12 votes thresholds. If you people don't mind, I'll still put it up as this month's game for the next 15 days. However, I'm open to hearing out any complaints and working out some sort of compromise. Plus I still have to find a cracked version of the title in question, so there's that. In the mean time, have next month's poll to mull over: December's Long Haul! https://poal.me/7yo83j This month we'll celebrate those titles that take absurdly long to beat, let alone 100%, or that take place over the span of an extremely long time, be it years, decades or even eras. Pick any game, as long as it meets the criteria, it can make it to next month's thread!

>>1038837 >it's extremely fishy how it has amassed so many despite usually most games winning at the 10-12 votes thresholds Most "winners" are extremely fishy. >However, I'm open to hearing out any complaints and working out some sort of compromise Let Mark choose the game each month.