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Clintizzle
Lord of Edge.
I bought No Mans Sky.
On release day
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Plies
GAF's Nicest Lunch Thief and Nosiest Dildo Archeologist
No Mans Sky's redemption arc has been an amazing ride.
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ReBurn
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I have a Jaguar, but I also have Tempest 2000. It was so worth it just for that game.I've had an Atari Jaguar and my only game for it was CybermorphPlease, don't tell anybody... We're among honorable men.
ReBurn
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I did, too. No ragrets. Not even on day 1.
TheAtomicPile
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I've only played Final Fantasy games that aren't turn-based.
Pasta la Vista
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I loved Anarchy Reigns, I think it's a legit fun game, I played it a lot.
I was ranked in like the top 5 in PVP for Duke Nukem Forever on PS3.
I will avoid at all costs killing dogs/wolves or any type of cat in games. Even if there are dead cats or dogs as like props in games, I might just quit the game. I have absolutely 0 tolerance for cruelty to animals (yes, I know they are not real in games). I wasn't always like this with games though, something changed in me as I grew older and I became incredibly sensitive to it.
I was ranked in like the top 5 in PVP for Duke Nukem Forever on PS3.
I will avoid at all costs killing dogs/wolves or any type of cat in games. Even if there are dead cats or dogs as like props in games, I might just quit the game. I have absolutely 0 tolerance for cruelty to animals (yes, I know they are not real in games). I wasn't always like this with games though, something changed in me as I grew older and I became incredibly sensitive to it.
GudOlRub
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I play singleplayer games on easy difficulty quite a lot.
Last year they gifted me Being a Dik and we honestly had more fun playing through that game than we did with other more normal story games and I have no shame in admiting it. At points we were straight up crying from laughter from both the game and the jokes we made about it.
Me and my friends have a silly tradition, we gift each other funny looking porn games on Steam on our birthdays and then stream them for the boys on Discord.
Last year they gifted me Being a Dik and we honestly had more fun playing through that game than we did with other more normal story games and I have no shame in admiting it. At points we were straight up crying from laughter from both the game and the jokes we made about it.
nowhat
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I really liked DA:Inquisition, warts and all. Platinumed it, in fact (getting through a Nightmare run was a bitch, and admittedly I abused the chest duplication bug, but still). And I don't think DA2 was that bad (it wasn't that good either).
Having said that, Veilguard sucked ass. And not in a pleasant way.
Having said that, Veilguard sucked ass. And not in a pleasant way.
Humdinger
Gold Member
I have a bad habit of getting high and drinking too much, then buying a bunch of videogames I never end up playing. It happens every 6 months or so. It seems like a good idea at the time, because I'm enjoying games so much and that looks fun and hey I can afford it. But it turns out that buying things when you're half in the bag is not actually very smart. Go figure. You'd think I would've learned my lesson by now. I'm old, and I've been through this process at least a dozen times. But no, I keep doing it. Dur...
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StreetsofBeige
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- Big time save scummer in RPGs and turn based strategy games
- Big time camper in shooters. Not the guy crouching in a corner. But claymores and betties all over and I'll try to mow you down from far out before you get me with an AR or LMG (I dont use snipers). And if the perks line up nicely, I'll also equip fire/explosives/tac mask best as possible making it harder to flush me out
- Big time loser selling off old games way back to mom and pop stores and flea market dudes for $20. Lots of those old games are now worth $100s! One of them was MUSHA. Traded it in for $20 to some grubby game shack store inside Knob Hill Farms. That grimey grocery store would have shady vendors in its stores (kind of like how Walmart has the eyeglasses and travel agent sections siloed off). Who the hell knew that game would be worth a ton. And I kept all my old games back then in perfect condition box and manual
- Big time camper in shooters. Not the guy crouching in a corner. But claymores and betties all over and I'll try to mow you down from far out before you get me with an AR or LMG (I dont use snipers). And if the perks line up nicely, I'll also equip fire/explosives/tac mask best as possible making it harder to flush me out
- Big time loser selling off old games way back to mom and pop stores and flea market dudes for $20. Lots of those old games are now worth $100s! One of them was MUSHA. Traded it in for $20 to some grubby game shack store inside Knob Hill Farms. That grimey grocery store would have shady vendors in its stores (kind of like how Walmart has the eyeglasses and travel agent sections siloed off). Who the hell knew that game would be worth a ton. And I kept all my old games back then in perfect condition box and manual
I've only played a few Zeldas back then. But Zelda 2 is 10x better than Zelda 1. I thought Zelda 1 was actually kind of gay. Only really good thing was it was a pretty big game for its time
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ChorizoPicozo
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I never understood/saw the Lara Croft "sex appeal" thing, in fact, I have never really played any of those games either . I am assuming here, but I had my first "Lara Croft Moment " with:
Sushi_Combo
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Two worlds is a better game than Oblivion
Roman Empire
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1)I spend on Gacha games and I'm not ashamed of it tbh (I spend with responsibility).
Genshin Impact is my comfort game after a day of work as I sometimes just log in to enjoy the atmosphere for 30 minutes.
If a game brings me joy I'm not worried about giving some money back in return.
2) I mostly buy fighting games and barely touch them. I loved to play them when I was younger and now I mostly watch it. I do buy all seasons for most fighting games I have.
I literally have only 5 hours in Granblue Fantasy Versus Rising and I bought the deluxe edition for both PS5 and PC... I know, it's dumb as fuck.
Genshin Impact is my comfort game after a day of work as I sometimes just log in to enjoy the atmosphere for 30 minutes.
If a game brings me joy I'm not worried about giving some money back in return.
2) I mostly buy fighting games and barely touch them. I loved to play them when I was younger and now I mostly watch it. I do buy all seasons for most fighting games I have.
I literally have only 5 hours in Granblue Fantasy Versus Rising and I bought the deluxe edition for both PS5 and PC... I know, it's dumb as fuck.
JusticeForAll
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Sometimes, I grow tired of a game but still want to finish it, so I lower the difficulty so I can rush to the end.
Efren is G.O.A.T.
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I've realized that it's rare that a new IP captivates me (some do of course like Clair Obscur, Nine Sols, Elden Ring) and that most of my gaming interests are extremely based on the nostalgia factor they have over me.
Sometimes I sincerely think I would be okay playing new installments of my favourites franchises almost exclusively.
Sometimes I sincerely think I would be okay playing new installments of my favourites franchises almost exclusively.
Aion002
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Inquisition is awesome. I really enjoyed it too, I even enjoyed the awkward multiplayer coop mode.
Veilguard is an irredeemable pile of trash.
Connificent
Al Pachinko, Konami President
Once you learn the song to slow time you pretty much get enough time to do one temple every three days. Reset and do the next one.
nowhat
Member
I think Inquisition should be a masterclass into how not do game design. There are so many fundamental flaws. You have the initial tutorial. Then the tutorial area (Haven). And once you're let loose in the "open world", such as it were, you're... in the Hinterlands. There are tutorials there as well for sure, but also areas you're not meant to clear until way later. Many people didn't catch into this.
Which is sad, because there are completely optional areas that are just awesome, and are easily missed. Can't be arsed to look it up, but that desert during the night (in the Western part of the map, I think? It's been years), nothing much to it. Except for the most epic dragon fight, with the drakes spawning in. And I bet not many who played the game ever got to it.
BlackTron
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If I recall correctly you don't have to actually wait until the game tells you about it. As soon as you get the ocarina back, you can just play the Song of Time backwards and it works. Same deal with the song to speed up time (play all the notes twice)
Roman Empire
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I never finished Red Dead Redemption 2 despite liking it a lot. I watched the high honor ending and called it a day.
Plies
GAF's Nicest Lunch Thief and Nosiest Dildo Archeologist
You don't even have to try to beat FF7 's final boss. The game basically hands the ending to you.
Super Lemon Drop
Gold Member
I choose easy difficulty or lower in most games these days. (Some games now have story difficulty below easy.) I believe that there is no shame in that. Games are a form of relaxation for me, not some flex on skill or accomplishment. I will try harder difficulties if I love a game enough and want to see the nuance of its systems.
Justinus
Gold Member
I remember dying on the first attempt and thinking I would go back and try again. Then I just didn't feel like it and moved on to other games.
azertydu91
Hard to Kill
I once played just cause 3 while high on shrooms ...I did random shit and beat some of the hardest zone that I couldn't beat with better gear.I still have no idea how I did it even moreso considering that I remember seeing the screen wiggle while I played.I was laughing all the time I was playing though.
TerribleAtThisGame
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I constantly gorge myself on games I really like until I hit about 70% and then burn out. I "put them away for a few weeks", then never return to beat them. Two years later I replay them and do the same shit again.
Super Lemon Drop
Gold Member
So did I. My related gaming confession is that I was the biggest NMS fanboy pre-release. I started an FAQ on a message board and it was pretty much thee source of all things NMS on the internet. Man did I fall for One Man's Lies hook, line, and stinker. Obviously the game has righted itself over time, but I was swimming in the Kool-Aid before it released.
IAmRei
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i'm using cheat engine, gameshark, or cwcheat for a games that could use exp multipliers or ap/jp/sp multipliers or gp/gil/g/$/Y for money,
don't have the time for grinding anymore.
but back when i was younger, i grind a lot, lv 99 for each characters in rpg : ))
in MH or some multiplayer games, i do it normally, i swear : ))
don't have the time for grinding anymore.
but back when i was younger, i grind a lot, lv 99 for each characters in rpg : ))
in MH or some multiplayer games, i do it normally, i swear : ))
kevboard
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hence why modern AAA games are full of waypoints, button prompts and yellow markers... a sad reality.
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TexMex
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Been playing games since 1984 toots, just the one outlier that I've admittedly never taken to. Ya know, the entire point of the thread.
kevboard
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it's a weird game to be confused by tho. it's pretty straightforward unless you want to do side quests.
I can't get my head around Daggerfall... that game is insane to me. like... what do you mean that one tiny island on the map alone is bigger than Skyrim? the fuck?
while Majora's Mask is a pretty linear and relatively small game.
My last consoles bought have been Series X->Xbox One->Wii U
I bought an Ouya
I liked Funko pops for about a year where I was making a lot of money and bought a decent amount of them
One of my favorite gaming experiences in my life was the Snapmap mode in Doom 2016 which is the black sheep of Doom fans who don't even acknowledge its existence.
I bought an Ouya
I liked Funko pops for about a year where I was making a lot of money and bought a decent amount of them
One of my favorite gaming experiences in my life was the Snapmap mode in Doom 2016 which is the black sheep of Doom fans who don't even acknowledge its existence.
