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noxypaws, do gaming w What game changed your life?

Silent Hill 2. And not even just the first time.

And not even just the original game, the remake also had me like this.

Zdvarko, do gaming w What game changed your life?

Wouldn’t say changed my life but the ending of Liberty City in Cyberpunk and Stray, both great story writing

samus12345, do gaming w What game changed your life?
@samus12345@sh.itjust.works avatar

I don’t know that it “changed my life,” but DAMN Yakuza 0’s ending hit hard.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GrsEf4ZW8AAW6Mi?format=jpg&name=large

drcobaltjedi,

The remake of the second game adds some quality kicks to the balls if you play the Majima missions.

samus12345,
@samus12345@sh.itjust.works avatar

Definitely a must-play for any fan of 0! Even though Majima never got his happy ending, it still brings some satisfying closure.

https://sh.itjust.works/pictrs/image/8e6adf88-a97b-4c15-a6eb-d450d538ef62.png

Eq0, do gaming w What game changed your life?

I’m not a gamer and I know I’m missing something when I see this comment section!

Flames5123,

Games are an incredible story telling medium. So many things work in games better than they can in any other medium like diverging storylines and personalized content. Role playing games are an entirely different beast.

Eq0,

I understand, but there is something about physically having to play the controls that distracts me from the plot, and I find it overall boring. Side quests just overwhelm my brain and I either immediately do them or completely forget about them. I play a handful of “not very control heavy, no plot” games, such as Factorio and Minecraft and I enjoy the creativity. I played with my partner (aka they played and I gave some pointers) Disco Elysium, Outer Wilds and Zelda. It doesn’t resonate with me. :( I know I’m missing out

Flames5123,

There are several “not very control heavy, heavy plot” games out there too! Hopefully you find something that scratches that itch.

metoosalem, do gaming w What game changed your life?
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The Talos Principle 1 and 2

genau,

So it’s good shit?

metoosalem,
@metoosalem@feddit.org avatar

Absolutely if you like solving puzzles while pondering some philosophical concepts and the future of mankind

itsgroundhogdayagain,

I’m in my last section of the C building and I’m hating it so much right now. Who the hell thought up these puzzles?

metoosalem, (edited )
@metoosalem@feddit.org avatar

No shame in looking up solutions on YouTube. Some of their puzzles can be brutal. I hated anything timing based. They dropped those in the second game thankfully.

There is great satisfaction to coming back to a puzzle and finally figuring it out yourself though.

cRazi_man, do gaming w What game changed your life?
@cRazi_man@europe.pub avatar

Binding of Isaac.

Played it as I was coming into adult life. This was my first roguelite. It sounds dumb…but it really stuck with me as a life lesson:

You can try your best and make sacrifices, and still end up unlucky with poor rewards. You get the opportunities you get, but even in this seeming randomness, you make choices to make the most of them. Training and skill makes up for some of the poor opportunities. Life is a roguelite.

Now I’ve got BoI on my Retroid Pocket 5 now. Still playing it.

VinesNFluff, do gaming w What's the video game equivalent of fast food?
@VinesNFluff@pawb.social avatar

Ubisoft games (and anything with a similar vibe)

Perfectly competent, comfortably boring, you miss nothing by skipping it but if you’re bored it helps.

The exact kind of Content ™ the word “slop” is supposed to describe.

Fabrik872, do gaming w What's the video game equivalent of fast food?

For me it is the games with lot of sequels like assassins creed or those sport games i dont think it is necessary bad game. For me the fastfood tastes like ok not the best not worst so nothing surprises me i will get what i expect same it is for me with assassins creed i like those games and i know what to expect from them really a comfort game for me.

currycourier, do gaming w What's the video game equivalent of fast food?

Cookie Clicker (and clicker games in general)

rotkehle, do games w Hades II v1.0 Is Now Available!
@rotkehle@feddit.org avatar

let’s fucking gooooo!

rafoix, do games w Does it feel like the PS5's library is *severely* lacking compared to the PS4's around the same time in its lifecycle?

This generation is plagued by AAA studios wasting years of work making live-service games that very few people want. Big money is chasing risky trends.

mugita_sokiovt, do games w Both Sega and PocketPair are taking jabs at Nintendo and I'm loving it
@mugita_sokiovt@discuss.online avatar

I’d play old Nintendo games, because you actually owned them without question. Modern Nintendo… you need to use a net to catch them and own them yourself (If you know what I’m talking about, you know). I’ve not played Sonic Racing Crossworlds yet, but I wouldn’t mind trying it soon (it might be better than Team Sonic Racing, which I’ve played on PS4).

SirDankbud, do gaming w The true Baldurs Gate storyline

She can be fixed? I’ve never let her live very long. I’m always so annoyed by her bigotry by the time the choice comes up that I happily let her die and have Withers make me a better cleric if I need it. I guess next playthrough I’ll leave Lae’zel in her cage so I can give Shadowheart a fair chance.

Atomic,

Hold on… You think shadowhearts bigotry is too much but you can tolerate Lae’zel? The girl who take every oppertunity possible to let everyone know how primitive, uneducated, and stupid they are compared to gith.

Anyhow, Shadowheart can go either way in terms of dark vs light. It’s up to you. I think she has the most character development of any origin character, if you let her.

Don’t quote me. But I think shadowheart will, on her own, make a pivitol choice regarding nightsong, depending on your choices leading up to it. If you try to do good. She will choose light on her own. If you do evil things, she will choose dark. You can manually steer her towards that decision. But if you leave it up to her. It will be a reflection of your choices so far.

SirDankbud,

Yeah Lae’zel doesn’t attack or kill solely based on race. Every character in the game is racist to some extent, I have always drawn the line at violence. Lae’zel also grows a lot and tones down the rhetoric depending on how you play. If you have sex with her and expose the evils of the Gith queen, she clearly sees the error of her ways. Now I admit I haven’t tried this so maybe someone here can enlighten me, but it feels like the same wouldn’t be true if I started as a gith and tried to fuck Shadowheart.

I guess it just boils down to the fact that I strongly believe rascists who only talk hate can be redeemed and talked out of it, while violent ones usually can’t.

You have convinced me to give her a chance next time so thank you for that. Lae’zel will stay in her cage on my fifth playthrough this winter.

swab148,

You can also defuse their situation and have them both coexist, if that be your fancy

BorgDrone, do gaming w Weekly “What are you playing” Thread || Week of September 21st

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2.

Really enjoying it.

CharlesReed, do gaming w Weekly “What are you playing” Thread || Week of September 21st
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I've been absolutely obsessed with the 2014 reboot of Thief over the past couple weeks. I'm having so much fun just sneaking around and stealing stuff and finding new hidey holes lol. It's making me really want to try out the older games. I don't know how I slept on it for so long because it's been great.

GammaGames,

Have you played Dishonored? It’s an immersive sim with assassin magic, one of my favorite games!

CharlesReed, (edited )
@CharlesReed@fedia.io avatar

I have! It's a really great game and I love it too. That's probably why I'm having such a good time with Thief, since the gameplay is very similar. I've only really played 1 though; I did play Dishonored 2 once, but I couldn't get into it like I did the first. I still need to play Death of the Outsider.

GammaGames, (edited )

That’s surprisingly similar to my experience! I played the original a handful of times when it released but never beat 2 because it came out at a time when I was busy.

Somehow I did end up playing a bit of Death of the Outsider and really enjoyed what I saw, I should revisit the series to give them a fair chance

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