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Caligvla, do gaming w Let's discuss: DOOM
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I love Doom 2, it’s one of my favorite shooters in part to it’s modding community. The official episodes are all fine and dandy, but some of the megawads people have made in the past truly elevate the game to a whole new level. Case in point, Eviternity 2 is absolutely amazing.

DmMacniel, do gaming w Let's discuss: DOOM

Doom 2 just because of the Super Shotgun and: “oremor nhoj, em llik, tsum uoy, emag eht niw ot”

darkmorsa, do gaming w Let's discuss: Ori

I love the series. And looking forward to their next game coming soon.

Corr, do gaming w Let's discuss: Ori

This series is really good. The second game is the only one I’ve ever preordered. I also bought and played through the enhanced edition right before it came out.

Like a handful of other people in this thread, I found the shift in combat to be a bit jarring, making the game focus a bit more on combat in general. That said, the original combat which was certinaly required was very uninteresting – mashing 1 button until their HP hit 0 – so the shift to the newer system wasn’t completely unwelcome.

The music and visuals of this game are incredible as well. Both probably in the top 5 of games for me.

fri, do gaming w Let's discuss: Ori

I liked the original Ori the most. I’ve played it so much that I’ve gotten all achievements, including the no-death and under 3 h ones.

The definitive edition added the much needed teleports between wells, so that was a great upgrade.

The sequel lost some of its charm imo. I didn’t like that Ori is now slashing with a sword; I preferred the original’s approach of Sein being the damage dealer.

The final battle in 2nd game was a huge difficulty leap imo. Falling down was really not fun.

chloyster,

Interesting. I ended up enjoying the sequel a lot more than the original. I’m a metroidvania junky and I found the second one to scratch that itch a lot better than the first. Both are great though. The art is outstanding and was worth tinkering with my monitors HDR settings to get just right

sharkfucker420,
@sharkfucker420@lemmy.ml avatar

Linux will have HDR support soon inshallah

perishthethought,

Coming into this thread, I thought I’d be the only one saying this. Most online reviews seem to prefer the sequel but I much prefer the first game. Something about the sequel’s controls just never sat well for me. I love everything about the first game though and had played it through twice right before I tried the sequel.

Maybe I should try again now that it’s been a while since then.

sharkfucker420,
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Hmmm, I get why you think the second one lacks charm but as someone who’s first metroidvania was hollowknight I love the second one much more than I like the first

chrisbrummel, do gaming w Let's discuss: Ori
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FYI: c/metroidvanias

Love both, and very excited for their next game, No Rest for the Wicked - which I don’t know if it’s been said explicitly, but is rumored to also be a Metroidvania.

I know it might be a little cliché, but I would still rank Hollow Knight as my #1 Metroidvania, but these two are my and , even after loving the new Prince of Persia. The level of polish is incredible and Wisps just cranked it up even more.

I enjoyed the video the IGN posted about them yesterday.

ohto, do gaming w Let's discuss: Ori

Ori is my favorite Metroidvania series by far, and I love Metroidvanias. The most incredible feat is that the second installment actually surpassed the first. The first Ori was amazing. It was stunningly beautiful, had a compelling story, and the gameplay mechanics were fantastic.

For Ori 2 I would have been happy with more of the same. They didn’t have to try to reinvent anything, and yet they did in Wisps. Every tweak they made was for the better. The interface/mechanics changes rounded off rough edges I didn’t even realize were there. The story remained engaging and touching, and it had a real arc. And the graphics are even more stunning. I remember playing Wisps for the first time and just standing still and being amazed at the graphics. My character was standing still, and yet the entire screen was alive with movement. I was standing on a branch, and the branch was slowly bouncing with my weight. The leaves were gently blowing in the wind. Blades of grass were swaying. It was incredible.

The two Ori games are some of the best games of any genre I’ve ever played. Big fan, and I’m excited by that studio’s next game.

shapesandstuff, do gaming w Starfield's already the top seller

Stop. Preordering.

ghostalmedia,
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The people that preorder clearly aren’t listening

SenorBolsa,
@SenorBolsa@beehaw.org avatar

Like at least find out if the planets are any good first and not just 2000 procedurally generated flavors of bear asses to collect.

Hopefully there’s a whole RPG game in there and those are just side stuff to muck around and get some loot.

httpjames,
@httpjames@sh.itjust.works avatar

Why are people advising against pre-ordering? Is Bethesda known for not meeting expected release dates?

Nymphioxetine,
@Nymphioxetine@beehaw.org avatar

www.youtube.com/watch?v=mf5Uj4XIT1Y

Basically, preordering incentivizes companies to release games that are not finished. In general, companies will always maximize revenues while minimizing costs. If they can release a game that didn’t cost them as much to produce (getting massive preorders through good marketing but pinching development and quality) then they absolutely will. look at any AAA released this year

Forkk,

Why are people buying products that they can’t even have until release day?

Stillhart, do gaming w Cirrus Business - a story-driven farming adventure

I’m not generally into farming games, but I do like the “Donut Country”/“Katmari” aesthetic and you asked nicely so I’ll give it a shot. :-D

oofinsprouts,
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Thank you so much! I’ve been told it’s closer to a “cookie clicker” style game rather than a StarDew Valley farming sim - so maybe you’ll like it! :-)

ArugulaZ, do gaming w Tried to make Abed (Danny Pudi) in Fallout 4
@ArugulaZ@kbin.social avatar

Recognizable in spite of the dated technology. Next to the dude with three quarters of an afro on The IT Crowd, he's my favorite TV aspie!

MilliaStrange,

Maurice Moss, played by Richard Ayoade. Source: I’m autistic too

kambusha,

0118 999

Aio,

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ninetynine, do gaming w Tried to make Abed (Danny Pudi) in Fallout 4

It kinda looks like Sanjay from Sanjay and Craig.

Psythik, do gaming w Tried to make Abed (Danny Pudi) in Fallout 4

Who?

Uli, do gaming w Tried to make Abed (Danny Pudi) in Fallout 4

I’d call it a success, in that as I was scrolling, before I saw the title, I thought, “Is that meant to be Danny Pudi?”

bionicjoey, do gaming w Tried to make Abed (Danny Pudi) in Fallout 4

Larry, I’m in DuckTales

CarlsIII, do gaming w Tried to make Abed (Danny Pudi) in Fallout 4

I’m Batman. Or am I? Yes, I am Batman.

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