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Steam | 02.2016 - Orangeade
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Tesseract
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I dont have a desk right now so every game I play has to be with a controller.
My god playing BLOPS(3) is so hard with a controller (because 100% of the people you are playing against are using mouse and keyboard)
I get first place around everyother game but it is just so stressful as all these guys can jump and boost around the map while I have to aim at them with a joystick
/rant
controller users have serious advantages over kb/m, especially re: line of sighting, analog movement, and 180 snap turns. among many others.
you lose the twitch factor, but that's not necessarily a bad thing.
I'm not quite ready for shame in VR.
Se7enSword
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Atraveller
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I don't blame you for not watching season 5 of GoT, it's shit.
I have actually never seen a single episode of GoT.
Not sure if it's my cup of tea. I heard there's a lot of nudity and sex.
arts&crafts
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Maybe for you, aiming with the controller is 100x more difficult for me than a m/kb but also in BLOPS people are power sliding and flying around so aiming is even harder than a normal game like halo or something. I still do decently considering but there are a lot of hairpulling stress moments.
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The only time I have seen a controller user compete in Blops 3 with KBM users was my friend on a Steam controller.
Atraveller
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If you're a fan of the fantasy genre, then you should check it out.
The things I would give for a CDPR Game of Thrones RPG...
Ban Puncher
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derExperte
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What does '180 snap turns' mean? The rest doesn't make much sense either for me, I'm playing Blops3 on PS4 right now cause I got it cheap and despite the insane amount of auto-aim it's still a pain. Framerate is disgustingly inconsistent too btw (at least in the campaign which is imo much worse than AW) but afaik the PC version isn't great either.
Baron_Calamity
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Cool, Now I'm interested!
freshVeggie
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Yakuza Kiwami: The Next Best Thing To A Shenmue Remake
Gonna be honest. With the very first game of this cult series just getting a remake, it's the perfect timing for SEGA to start Yakuza's footing on the PC platform.
Perfect timing. SEGA, waiting now is a mistake.
Gonna be honest. With the very first game of this cult series just getting a remake, it's the perfect timing for SEGA to start Yakuza's footing on the PC platform.
Perfect timing. SEGA, waiting now is a mistake.
What about anime games? Jerk gamers?
The ultimate jerks
they'll port sonic boom next to pc and you're gonna like it
lashman
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My hopes and dreams ;_;
freshVeggie
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:'(
Ban Puncher
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crazyrabbits
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Random thought of the day: I will never understand why some modders choose to give certain female characters a "makeover" so that they look incredibly beautiful. The whole point of the Fallout series is that it's post-apocalyptic and very few people have the resources or capability to doll themselves up to look beautiful, yet looking at mods like this, it's like someone had the time to go get a facial and manicure in the wasteland.
Wow, props to SEGA for being so true to the original.
This is quite amazing to look at.
And here I was hoping for Sonic 06 ;_;
TBH, it isn't any less stupid than the dirty faces (often applied regardless of context).
Dragon1893
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I'm having such a blast with Y5 right now.
This is imo the most underrated videogame franchise in the west.
I hope Y6 and Kiwami get localized as well, my PS4 is ready for Y0.
Nah. I mean, Sega didn't bother to release a collection yet, didn't do a sequel, asking for a remake it's something impossible.
They should just relese a collection of Shenmue 1+2, instead they keep doing Sonic games.
And Yakuza on PC is not even a sure thing, sadly.
freshVeggie
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VR-Vergleich: Oculus, Vive & Playstation VR - Was man über die VR-Headsets wissen sollte
Probably stuff everyone knows who follows VR but I don't, so good info for people like me.
- same resolution on Vive & Rift (displays 2x1080x1200, 90Hz)
- resolution not optimal, it looks pixelated
- Rift & Vive have likely same hardware requirements
- Rift: one IR camera, VR hand controllers in the 2nd half of the year, XB1 controller bundled, 4m cable connected
- Vive: two IR units for preciser tracking, chaperone system warns via "AR" of real world obstacles, one front facing camera for AR applications, VR controllers included, also cable connected
- big difference in each dedicated games: Rift more stationary/seated, Vive can do that as well but also has more walking
- SonyVR: release likely 1st half of the year, displays 2x960x1080, OLED display, 120Hz, PS Camera for position tracking (non IR), controllable via Move or DS4 (later can be shown ingame via AR via lightbar), due to much lower performance of console games tend to look more simple
Probably stuff everyone knows who follows VR but I don't, so good info for people like me.
- same resolution on Vive & Rift (displays 2x1080x1200, 90Hz)
- resolution not optimal, it looks pixelated
- Rift & Vive have likely same hardware requirements
- Rift: one IR camera, VR hand controllers in the 2nd half of the year, XB1 controller bundled, 4m cable connected
- Vive: two IR units for preciser tracking, chaperone system warns via "AR" of real world obstacles, one front facing camera for AR applications, VR controllers included, also cable connected
- big difference in each dedicated games: Rift more stationary/seated, Vive can do that as well but also has more walking
- SonyVR: release likely 1st half of the year, displays 2x960x1080, OLED display, 120Hz, PS Camera for position tracking (non IR), controllable via Move or DS4 (later can be shown ingame via AR via lightbar), due to much lower performance of console games tend to look more simple
BinaryPork2737
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Finally, the logical progression of Fallout's hardcore mode that I've been waiting for.
Ban Puncher
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NingenJanai
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Try running with that armour
Ah gotcha. They are definitely downplaying that. I don't think you can get that on console, although maybe it will be available digitally on release.
What movie is that from anyway?
I've mostly been posting about how fucking depressed I've been
And remember the masturbation-discussion? And the great who-would-you-bang-on-SteamGAF debacle? >->
Large Professor
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Door Kickers for an all time low of 2.99$ or 2.84€
Get it, it's an excellent top-down tactical game.
They also have Concrete Jungle discounted by half (only -20% on steam): https://playfield.io/concrete-jungle
Get it, it's an excellent top-down tactical game.
They also have Concrete Jungle discounted by half (only -20% on steam): https://playfield.io/concrete-jungle
freshVeggie
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I'm surprised at SonyVR going for 120Hz. You'd think being much less powerful than high-end PCs running dedicated VR games on PC, they'd go with 90Hz to at least not be at an disadvantage. The extra resources from the 30frames should be even more important for consoles.
Sadly I haven't been able to try any VR, so I'm interested to know how much 90/120Hz difference is.
Vive and Rift look to be very similar but so far I'm more and more tending towards the Vive. The tracking system, AR, included VR controllers all sound better to me. So does the focus on more movement. Imagine a VR Holodeck
Either way, whether it's the high price or the resolution, I'll gladly wait for a second or third version to jump at.
Sadly I haven't been able to try any VR, so I'm interested to know how much 90/120Hz difference is.
Vive and Rift look to be very similar but so far I'm more and more tending towards the Vive. The tracking system, AR, included VR controllers all sound better to me. So does the focus on more movement. Imagine a VR Holodeck
Either way, whether it's the high price or the resolution, I'll gladly wait for a second or third version to jump at.
I'm surprised at SonyVR going for 120Hz. You'd think being much less powerful than high-end PCs running dedicated VR games on PC, they'd go with 90Hz to at least not be at an disadvantage. The extra resources from the 30frames should be even more important for consoles.
Sadly I haven't been able to try any VR, so I'm interested to know how much 90/120Hz difference is.
Vive and Rift look to be very similar but so far I'm more and more tending towards the Vive. The tracking system, AR, included VR controllers all sound better to me. So does the focus on more movement. Imagine a VR Holodeck
Either way, whether it's the high price or the resolution, I'll gladly wait for a second or third version to jump at.
My understanding is that Sony is developing their own frame interpolation tech, which can allow games to be rendered at 60fps, then have 60 interpolated fps as well. This allows for 120fps displayed, with 60fps + interpolation rendering.
Aaaaand, i'm at the final mission of my first XCOM campaign.
This man speaks the truth and nothing but the absolute truth.
Get it.
This man speaks the truth and nothing but the absolute truth.
Get it.
ashecitism
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Another Valve veteran has retired
Hmmph. Lets hope this is just coincidence/the old guard moving on and not representative of something larger happening internally.
NingenJanai
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Crimson Lust
Atraveller
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Don't Space Marines wear power armor?
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His explanation seemed pretty legit.
freshVeggie
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Aha, that's interesting. Don't think it will be as pleasant as true 120fps though. Star Wars Force Unleashed did some similar trick I believe.
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