killamch89
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I agree with you completely - I'm not sure what Kojima is going for here because I have way more questions. Being that Kojima is the creator of the Metal Gear Series, I'll tend to give the game a chance because Kojima usually delivers. He tends to be able to find a good balance between gameplay and storytelling so I won't jump to conclusions just yet. Another thing we are guaranteed is that the game will be completely functional from Day one.
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I strongly disagree because gaming especially online allows you to socialize a lot more without being judged or subjected to social prejudice. The issue is when gaming is your main avenue of social interaction, then you may have issues interacting with people face-to-face.
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As long as it is playable and flows smoothly without any stuttering, then I don't care about the framerate. It's one of those things I feel is overtly prioritized when 60 fps is all that is required for almost every game currently.
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I am kind of familiar with the ARk games (never played them myself but know of them) but I didn't know about PixArk. I look forward to hearing the interviews because you always make quality content.
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On 5/16/2019 at 12:31 AM, DylanC said:
Yep, that was me and the game was indeed Silent Hill back on the PS1. The iconic fog effect was used to mask the fact the PS1 found it difficult to render 3D. The decision turned out to be a hit, as obviously the fog went on to become a staple in the Konami horror franchise.
Skyrim does the same thing especially in dungeons but it isn't quite as well done though...
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On 5/20/2019 at 9:27 AM, lostsoul70 said:
I'm trying to load a game and it say "Bethesda.net is not responding due to a long-running script and that page is frozen so what can I do to fix this?
Contact customer support for help and also try to go through some of the forums online like the nexusmods Skyrim community or Reddit to see if you can find a solution to your issue.
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Alien Isolation is a great survival/horror game because you had to pretty much had to deal with enemies that adapted to your habits throughout the entire game (Aliens). The music and ambiance are unreal especially when you are detected and the Aliens start chasing you.
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On 5/28/2019 at 4:12 PM, kingpotato said:
My parents never restricted any type of game or any specific game in the house, they didnt mind or cared that much , the only problem was always how much time I was allowed to play.
That was my household as well and thank the heavens for that.
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It depends on the type of game, type of character and sometimes, it depends on my mood. For example, if I'm trying to troll someone in-game I'll add part of their name "killatrash" or something along those lines. My vampiric battlemage's name in Skyrim is Drakul.
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On 6/1/2019 at 6:35 AM, skyfire said:
If any DLC adds more levels into the campaign based games, I am the one who is the most happy for that game. But if it adds more microtransaction levels. I see no point in them. Android market is now filled with such games.
Precisely why I dislike the current mobile gaming industry. It had the potential to be great but now it is just a grim reminder of what happens if we don't do anything about the ridiculous amount of microtransactions in-game.
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On 5/6/2019 at 3:42 AM, Bravosi said:
I actually don't really follow trends, as I dislike the latest one's. 😕
I dislike battle-royale games as well because they are so unoriginal for the most part. Fortnite at least adds some ridiculous gaming feature such as airplanes but most of the rest are straight copy and paste. As for trends this year, It seems to be unfinished games with patches to fix the game after release - just look at Fallout 76 and Anthem.
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Broken Sword: The Shadow Of The Templars for the GBA and subsequent sequels are an absolute joy to play and I usually hate these kinds of games. It has a crazy plot that starts off with a simple murder but turns into a crazy conspiracy that involves World Leaders among other things. I implore you to play this game because you will come away quite satisfied.
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"Never should have come here!" - Skyrim
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On 5/30/2019 at 12:52 PM, TheSteelyardDweller said:
dude good call i hate those things. they are so cumbersome. i feel like i'm in slow motion when i try to use it.
Yeah and most of the time, you tend to miss. Out of all the two-handed weapons in any games I can remember playing, It is the most pointless one.
On 5/28/2019 at 3:02 PM, kingpotato said:Yeah the ebony blade is very useless , the sword alone is not worth it if you have to kill a companion.
A useless weapon in videogames its the Mozambique in Apex Legends, a little bit of background first : your health is based on 100 points , the Mozambique its like a hand gun shotgun, it only fires three rounds with 3 bullets in each round , the 3 bullets are sent out in a triangle shape, supposedly if you accurately hit the target its going to make 45 points of damage. The problem is that if you only land one of the 3 bullets its only going to make about 10-15 damage and if you hit the arm or the legs is going to be about a 5-10 damage, recharging the thing is too slow and since its a shotgun obviously the farther your target the more the bullets spread out and the less damage they make.That is a pretty horrible weapon but I'm not surprised an EA game would have such a ridiculously useless weapon. You'd have to be like Vash Stampede from Trigun or Bullseye from Daredevil - both of whom possess God-like accuracy with projectile weapons to kill anyone with it and you'd have to mainly aim for your opponent's head and neck. I bet those pellets spread out the further you are from your opponent which makes it extremely useless.
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On 6/2/2019 at 12:20 PM, StaceyPowers said:
Yeah, caves can be confusing. The ones in Skyrim usually aren't bad, but this is because most of them have patterns to their layouts which are fairly linear.
That's one of my caveats with Skyrim's caves - they are extremely linear most times. I'd like to get lost in a cave just one time...It away from the excitement of exploring caves.
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On 6/2/2019 at 3:57 AM, skyfire said:
Many games, I have noticed this on GTA mostly where you can go or see through the trees and see the objects as boxes. Same with Duke nukem game and few other pre 2010 games mostly.
You are correct that some of the trees and objects especially the ones far away from any buildings tend to look like boxes when you are near enough to them. I'm not sure if it's a glitch or oversight on the part of Rockstar games.
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When the Dovakhiin is under the Dragon Aspect Shout effect, your two arms have dragon heads where your hands are supposed to be. I'm not sure how I have never noticed it considering it is one of my favorite shouts to use in-game.
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The best typeface I have encountered in a videogame is in the Elder Scrolls Oblivion.
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Medal Of Honor games had some of the most epic war scenes I can remember. Call Of Duty 4 also did a good job at portraying war in terms of the effect on the environment among other things.
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2 minutes ago, DylanC said:
I had a similar problem with Street Fighter II back on the SNES. Whenever it was my turn to play, everyone became disinterested and wanted to go for a cigarette or go to the toilet or make a cup of tea, lol.
🤣 They even tried teaming up on me to make me finish last but they just end up getting themselves killed...
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10 hours ago, DylanC said:
Mine’s always been the same, personally. Don’t see the point in changing it, unless you put no thought in and picked a really dumb name to begin with.
I agree - the only other time I'll change my Gamertag is to troll someone in-game and I usually change it back immediately. Otherwise, I have no reason to change it.
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