No.141544
>>141397>>141415Thank you guys. I've started with 1 and yeah the pixel graphics are fine. It's more similar to Pokemon - I grew up with Yellow and Crystal - than I imagined. I'll try 6 afterwards. I recieved FF10 as a Christmas gift when I was quite young but thought I wouldn't be able to understand it because I hadn't played the previous 9 and didn't know that they were standalone.
No.141545
>>141394Ignore anyone telling you to skip 5, it's the best.
No.141546
>>141432Good work at the number factory fellow Nubby
No.141547
you just need to listen to all the boss themes to get the Final Fantasy experience
No.142330
>>138699>>138700the duality of man...
No.144051
>>143585War sale in a week or two! i hope to find lots of friends to play with
No.144372
>>144341do you have a keyboard that lets you press any 3 keys at a time? it sounds stupid but not having this put me off playing touhou and i never really got into it. firing and going diagonally down+left did not work but every other diagonal direction did.
No.144396
>>144372Yeah, I forget what that's called but membrane keyboards infamously can't do that. I have a mechanical keyboard
No.144793
over a decade later, I finally realized how neat gen 5 is and I'm trying to nuzlocke white version. it's pretty tough.
No.144807
is it really im playing pokemon black but am kinda bored im not doing a nuzlocke though
No.144811
>>144810Oh wow, you're the first other person I've met who plays it. It's a whole different kind of comfy.
No.144815
>>144811>first other person I've met who plays itQuite a few people talked about it on /vst/ for the past couple of years, but with the exception with the exceedingly rare /v/ thread about it, I haven't seen anywhere else to talk about it.
> It's a whole different kind of comfyGetting started on realistic & hard settings is a bit of a pain though. But it is quite comfy once you're up and running.
No.144953
>>144926Is it more like Stellaris or Sins of a Solar Empire?
No.144974
>>144953As
>>144961 has already said the game is a lot like something akin to mount and blade but there's also a lot of things to explore and strange things to find. The map apart from the core is randomly generated everytime so there's quite a lot of replayability. You can also colonize planets and make a proper faction. There's also TONS of mods, some of which completely change the game and other stuff.
No.144999
>>143585there is actually no way you have beaten
every single game you own. I refuse to believe it.
No.145009
Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate on "New" 3DS XL. Pretendo returned multiplayer and you can emulate the game on PC so it's a viable alternative to the veritable drought we're experiencing with the modern game industry.
Looking forward to Brickadia. The demo was very fun. Just need some friends to play with.
No.145015
>>145012oh, PC gamer. I apologize.
No.145058
as for myself, i only really play smash melee, touhou, and occasionally roguelikes. one roguelike i think everyone who is a fan of the genre should play is Noita. it's a game based in finnish folklore wherein you descend into a cave and the furhter down you go the more unhinged and chaotic it gets. it's atmospheric, challenging and has a great wand-creation system and physics engine
>>145055>jrpgsa modern zelda-esque puzzle game called Tunic on steam is pretty well made. i never got too far into it but im sure the rest of what i didnt play is good, judging by what i did play.
No.145071
>>145058i just checked that out, seems pretty, i might pick it up on sale
No.145099
>>145076same! in battlefield and ARMA they feel so incredibly broken even in daytime settings so they have a bit of a negative stigma, but they're cool so who cares
are they good optics in tarky?
No.145103
>>145099Tarkov has a few different thermal scopes. There's 1st, 2nd, and 3rd generation optics IIRC. I dunno if they've nerfed them at all, but I remember the 3rd gen one being insanely OP on Woods.
No.145105
>>145103i haven't bothered to play that game since launch, from hearing what people say of it i don't think ill be going back lole
No.145112
Oh yeah, and the "singleplayer expansion" is a paid addon for some fucking reason...
No.145114
>>145111its unfortunate, i think the genre is really awesome and its possibilities for coop fun are definitely there
>>145112i didn't know this either LOL
greedy ruskys
No.145116
>>145099>are they good optics in tarky?Used to be, but they've been nerfed to the point of not being much better than a scope. The refresh rates on them are low so hitting someone who's moving side to side is really hard. They also don't pick up signatures past 200m anymore, so no super long range sniping with them either. Pretty pointless changes since it defeats the whole point of paying the cost of 2 or 3 good kits for a thermal.
Still fun to play with since they look and feel cool, but they're not really worth the cost to run and will most likely have the nearest cheater in the lobby make a straight line for you to take it off your hands.
>>145111>It really makes me wish that Tarkov was a proper single player semi-rogue-like.SPTarkov has existed for years and is really easy to set up, even has a sophisticated modding scene.
No.145131
>>145124hisii base is definitely the first big difficulty spike. ive only beaten it once myself, when i put some effort into playing it for a week or so. nowadays ill open it up every once in a while and do a few runs, typically as you said, getting filtered by hisii base. still a great time whenever i play it though.
No.147304
Guess I'd start a new skyrim save for the 99th time
No.147306
>>147304What build are you going for this time?
No.147339
>>147306I exclusively play mages in every rpg I play. Even with combat mods that make melee in skyrim fun I still go back to magic. I did download an unpaused menu mod this time though so I can't just pause in the middle combat to cycle through 10 different spells with no consequences this time.
No.147342
>>145058I always like to describe noita as the closest experience to what it's like to actually become a hermit wizard descending into the esoteric rabbit hole of forbidden knowledge
I've got just under 400 hours and there are still things I haven't managed to touch on even though some of the better runs last beyond 10 hours.
No.148298
>>147339>Skyrim>MageThe magic system in that game sucks. Bethesda gutted the magic system hard for Skyrim. That does sound like a cool mod though, so maybe you've actually made a Skyrim mage an engaging playstyle this way.
No.148305
I highly recommend chrono ark. Its mechanics are a great blend of deckbuilder and more traditional dungeon crawler like party builds/synergies, its anime and emotional and the characters are great.
Its really a gem and i dont want to spoil it or id write paragraphs explaining how all the different points about it are amazing, but suffice to say everything in it is very thought out, deliberate, and meaningful and it all comes together as the story progresses. A well crafted game
No.148503
Two games, recently. A hack of FFIV (FFII US if you want to split hairs) that adds in an overall simplistic but still fun to mess with Job System, which now that I type that out fits FFIV really damn well. That's the way I'd just describe FFIV in general. I'll link it if anybody cares:
https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/8946/I'd recommend it for a replay if you're the type to replay the game every year or so, like I am.
Also got KH1.5+2.5 on Steam and have been working on 100%ing it. All of it. Started out strong with KH2 (still a great game), and following it up with BBS because I think I hate myself. It's been so long since I've played it without that one animation cancelling mod, and I have come to realize again why it's so necessary. Can't wait to sit down and play kuso Fortune Street for several hours later on.
No.149590
>urge to play old game i havent played in years
>fire it up
>crashes before i can get to the main menu
i love pc gaming
No.149591
finished half life story mode
No.150323
>>149590I love Bethesda games too