Videogames

[Monoral]

Ninja theory games has been good so far but all of them had zero replayability in my opinion. All of them do had great plot and characterizations.

As much as i love Enslaved and DMC, after the credits roll I'm just done with it and all attempts to replay them again just left me cold.

Ya'll check out Nioh DLC yet?

[poltergiest]

Just started it out actually, finding it a little harder than expected too. enemies are a little faster in comparison

[Monoral]

Just started it out actually, finding it a little harder than expected too. enemies are a little faster in comparison

Yup they pulled a Dark Souls 3 DLC move. Just throw white hot cruelty at you and laugh.

[Faust]

Slacker 2.0

https://blogs.wsj.com/economics/2017...the-workforce/

[ADreamofBlue]

O Faust, can't you let us have this method of escapism? Right now, though, I'm playing The Silver Case (which I hesitate to call a game, as it's a visual novel) and I can't recall being this fascinated by a game since Pokémon Gold. Goichi Suda's ideas aren't always executed in the best way, but this is a definite win for him. There's plenty of New Order references, too.

[Faust]

I'm not coming for your consoles :-)

[Monoral]

I am currently knee deeps in What remains of Edith Finch, it too hardly a game but it does uses the fact that it is a video game with player interaction in a meaningful way.

[TriggerDiscipline]

I am all about PUBG at the moment, the adrenaline rush you get from that game is enough to keep you going forever.

[monster]

I've always been a big fan of classic D&D based RPG's, especially old Planescape, which I replay every now and then drastically changing my character's alignment, which is a lot of fun and literally allows you to play different games. Choosing which line to take this time I started thinking about this compact and functional "alignment" paradigm and how it's possible to apply it to any system, and all of a sudden I made this. I'm sorry.