What game are you playing now?

had a blast with hollow Knight and now i have moved my attention to the newly released jrpg Lost Sphear.

 

You're probably the fifth or sixth person to bring that up lately, I think I'm going to have to dive back in, so to speak.

 

I've seen some other people say the VR is not so great but I really like the regular version.

 

I'll give both a shot, see how it goes. It was mostly that it was very buggy in VR, and clipping issues there are very disorienting. If they've fixed that it's probably fine.

 

Anyone else here has "Escape from Tarkov"? I'm looking for people who are pretty much masochists and good at FPS so we dont get brutally slaughtered by fully geared PMCs every time.

Also... PUBG is getting easier. Back to back wins last week.

 

maybe upgrade to a 1070

 

I will once the card drops in price a bit more... maybe by like $100-200 and then I will consider!

 

fair enough but you know you want one and with a TDP mod it runs like a desktop 1070 or (a bit) better.

 

uninstalled destiny 2. that game can just die for all i care and I've ben playing the division and R6: Siege instead cos they're good and not complete duds.

Anyone played subnautica? thoughts?

 

Currently on a handful of games - The Witcher 3, Divinity Original Sin 2, The Division, Remember Me, Black Mesa. Play a little bit of each.

 

Finished Wolfenstein II. Liked it a lot. Starting to tackle the Übercommanders. DIE NAZI, DIE.

 

PC: Escape From Tarkov (I dont think I can get off of this game... its basically a Roguelike FPS that I always wanted to play), PUBG (my time killer when I want to mess around), CSGO (aim practice)

Console: Monster Hunter World (PS4, the ONLY game that revived the system for me since Bloodborne DLC).

 

I was just looking to see if Tarkov had some SP style thing since you mentioned roguelike. Made sense that it doesn't, but it would be pretty cool if there was something like Everspace but fps based.

 

Still have no idea what roguelike means...

Ditto. Wish it had a SP component. Interesting concept, but MP only is not for me...

 

The game has an "Offline" mode for raids if you want to practice. There is no real single player experience outside of that as in its current state, the game is a Free-For-All against AI and players alike in the name of loot and survival. The goal is to sell the loot obtained in the instance/raid to the traders and buy gear you want/need to level them up so you can get higher tier gear.

Rogue-like is the idea of when you die, you lose everything on you. The game requires you to be on your toes and A-game with each encounter.

 

Nah, I read the forum, it's not exactly what I was looking for. It looks like they are going to remove it at some point as well.

 

A dungeon crawl game like Rogue such as Hack/Nethack, Larn, Mines of Moria and a very, very, very long list of successors. Notable features are the randomly generated dungeons (as distinct from games with static maps like the Wizardry and Ultima series) and permadeath.

The contemporary buzzword version is frequently (mis)used to mean any game with randomly (procedurally) generated maps even when those games are not Rogue-like dungeon crawls.

 

getting stuck into R6 Siege still

 

Paying back through Deus Ex Human Revolution. That game has one of the best atmospheres of any I've played.

 

Not really a PC game atm but enjoying Xenoblade Chronicles 2 quite alot 110h in and only about halfway through the game, story is enjoyable so far but the gameplay is addicting after you get the hang of it, played some Dragonball FighterZ but only about 6h since release.

 

Still been playing Dirt Rally VR and Overwatch. I haven't played Overwatch since the patch on Tuesday, though. I'm curious to see how Mercy is now, as she's my most (but not only!) played character.

 

She's not dead, but rez is a lot more risky now, even during ult. I haven't played her much since S2 and not at all since Moira launched and I'm mostly DPS, but I've noticed she seems to have a lot less effect on a battle now. Still useful, but not as essential now.

 

Yeah, she already had the slow rez before Tuesday which I didn't mind much. The insta-rez during Valkyrie was nice, though. Removing that plus the extra rez charge would have been a sufficient nerf, IMO. It's cool, I actually enjoy her play style, and probably won't stop playing her. I have been enjoying Pharah and Junkrat lately, though.

 

Rat got a bit of a nerf too, though I think they never should have buffed him not to damage himself.

 

I didn't play yet when he could damage himself, but as a Mercy player, damn I hate his tire. They come after me, even if they pass my entire team in a huddle lol

 

That's fine in my book. An ult should be scary, not "oh look they've pressed q how about that"

 

BOTW, PC ver.

 

Finally got around to playing some Mercy this weekend. She's still good, IMO. I'm actually fine with the rez changes, but I kinda miss the bigger speed boost. I still like playing her, though.

 

Haven't really tried her out yet, but from a DPS perspective, she's almost too easy to kill now. I'm split on how I feel about that, because while on one hand I can shut her down with almost no effort, on the other I'm missing that tactical rez in the middle of a fight instead of waiting until the fight has moved on or I have respawned.

 

Finished Danganronpa V3.
That (no spoilers) was an appropriate finale to the series.

 

one of my best comebacks in Rainbow Six: Siege so far

 

picked up celeste for the switch, man there are some great indie games out at the moment, this game is a challenging platformer with a interesting story.

 

Civilization VI: Rise and Fall. I think I'll like it when I get used to the game play and the different viewpoint.

 

Finished everything I care to in Wolfenstein 2 until the 3rd DLC comes out. They really need to do a Silent Assassin spin-off. It felt almost like getting a taste of No One Lives Forever 3.

Back to finishing Divinity: OS.. the first one..

 

I really should put those on my to-play list.

 

A lot of the hardcore fanbase got a major case of butthurt over the ending to V3. I actually quite enjoyed it, but now aside from maybe a sequel to Ultra Despair Girls and a proper English translation of the Danganronpa: Zero manga, I think it's about time that Spike Chunsoft put this franchise to bed.

If you don't feel like grinding through Ultimate Talent Development Plan and its related JRPG dungeon crawler, hit me up. I have a fully unlocked save file you can use if you only want to see the scenes of the characters from all three games interacting with each other.

 

Fortnite and I wish I would have never started because I suck in it...

 

I am damn sure you're good at playing GTA V with cheat codes OR even playing NFS MW.

 

Never played either one of them. Also the last cheat code I used was '↑ ↑ ↓ ↓ ← → ← → B A' in Castlevania Nemesis (1990?) on the original Game Boy.

 

Hmm. I didn't have Gameboy, used PC for gaming. It was a Zenith PC, the floppy drive boot with no telemetry Win 95.

 

My first (self-owned) system was a Commodore 64 with Datasette. Took some 45 Minutes to load a single animated Sprite of a dancing Donald Duck I made back then in Basic.

 

I remember we had BASIC in HP school.

 

Playing RiMe and looking forward for this friday due to Bayonetta release on NSW.

 

I've been playing Dark Souls for the first time. Many ragequits have been had

 

It's not like SC didn't foreshadow it. The initial introductions and the resolution of the first trial are big signs telling us, the players, that Monokuma's killing games aren't what we think they are.

Nah, I'm good. I rather like JRPG dungeon crawlers.

 

Then you'll be in for a heck of a time. Personally, I can't stand those types of games so I actually paid someone for their unlocked save file because I only wanted to watch the character interaction scenes.

 

You're lucky, all we had was Logo when I was in school.

 

We were only shown an icon on desktop and how to open it, that's all.
No coding and other things at all. All we did was memorize the code and write it in exam because none had an idea how to work on it. All my classmates did not even have a PC incl. me.

 

They gave us a 'how it works' sheet and then let us play with it. I don't really remember any of it.

 

is doing all the BIOS work that draining?