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HawlSera, do gaming w Don't forget to make a 2nd save file just in case.

This is why I have no tolerance for games with limited saving… Which is painful as a Resident Evil fan who prefers the early games

(No surprise that I use unlimited saving mods)

Sam_Bass, do gaming w Goodbye my friend.

Just get more space

SamboT,

You’ve obviously never been to space

tetris11,
@tetris11@lemmy.ml avatar

I always wanted you to go though

Sam_Bass,

Outer space no. Inner space yes but it wasn’t pretty

BedSharkPal, do gaming w Goodbye my friend.

Is the pic from the walking dead? Cause if so pretty sure I stopped watching at this season and was curious if it ever picked up again?

puppycat,

it is! this was season 7. season 8 (and a lot of 7, both seasons were the same arc or whatever) was the best season by far imo (I’m also only on season 9 lol)

when my gf got me to watch the zombie show™ I did not expect it to turn into such a crazy non-zombie-focused plot. there are 11 seasons of the main show, 8 seasons of fear the walking dead, a season or two (idk) of Daryl Dixon, and yet another show, the ones who live, released in 2024.

ThrowawayPermanente,

I think they even have a few more shows than that now

daggermoon, do gaming w I'm just mad at my poor performance

This was the Tyrant in RE1 for me. I beat the fucker with a knife.

zipzoopaboop, do games w EA releases another shameless IP flip with Sims 1/2 Legacy

The alternative is the game stays unavailable, people like you will bitch either way.

ChairmanMeow,
@ChairmanMeow@programming.dev avatar

The games were free for a long time, and a community patch made them work. That was a significantly better deal than having to pony up 40 bucks for an EA patch that’s barely functional.

Tattorack,
@Tattorack@lemmy.world avatar

The alternative would’ve been putting actual effort into making a legacy collection run on modern systems.

Nobody complained about Star Wars Battlefront until its legacy collection came out and worked like garbage.

Nobody complained about The Sims until its legacy collection came out and… I’m sure you get the idea.

LovableSidekick, do gaming w I'm something of a data hoarder myself

People who collect <you name it> have entered the chat.

pfm, do wolnyinternet w Pomoc merytoryczna: P2P

SSB działa w dość podobny sposób, ale tam nie ma odgórnego limitu na rozmiar plików.

scuttlebutt.nz

Myślę też że Briar mógłby być podciągnięty pod ten opis.

briarproject.org

bjoern_tantau, do games w Are mods usually confusing as hell or am I just an idiot?
@bjoern_tantau@swg-empire.de avatar

Depends on the game. When the game was made in a way that is easily moddable then installing mods usually just means putting the mod files into some directory. But when a mod is supposed to do something that is not really supported then it has to do even more crazy stuff. And when several mods want to do similar crazy stuff it gets even more complicated.

So it really depends. Though BG3 has mod support built in by now. So everything in there should be easy.

ddplf, do games w HoMM3 is still fun!

Never really got into it, but it does still have some massive following in the Eastern Europe.

Every old geezer around here will wreck your ass given the chance.

Agent_Karyo,
@Agent_Karyo@lemmy.world avatar

HOMM was incredibly popular in Eastern Europe in the late 90s. Not as popular as Quake/CS/Unreal, but still very notable.

mohab, do gaming w What video game franchises do you not need to start from the very beginning to enjoy? What would you recommend as the entry point into your favorite series?

Any action/fighting/shmup franchise because the stories are typically nonexistent/shit anyway:

  1. Bayonetta: I recommend the original as a starting point for an authentic action experience, but Bayonetta 2 is more beginner-friendly.
  2. Devil May Cry: either 3, or 5 will work—3 if you're after a challenging experience, and 5 if you're looking for an insane combo simulator. 1 could work as an entry point, but it's too old and will not appeal to everyone.
  3. Ninja Gaiden: I recommend the original Ninja Gaiden 2 on XBOX (not Sigma) if you're after nonstop action, and Ninja Gaiden Black if you're more of a souls-like fan.
  4. Crimzon Clover: World EXplosion is the superior game.
  5. Under Night In-Birth: I recommend Sys:Celes because it's the only one with functional netcode.
  6. Persona 4 Arena Ultimax because it's the only Persona Arena game, they just started at Persona 4, and the story has tie-ins for Persona 3 and 4.
  7. Guilty Gear: start with XX Accent Core Plus R if you need the "the most Guilty Gear" because every character has the most moves they've ever had throughout the series. -STRIVE- for beginners, and Xrd if you find XX inaccessible. OG Guilty Gear is a broken artifact, maybe to be admired, but not taken seriously.
  8. DoDonPachi: DaiOuJou: widely regarded as a shmup goat and the best DoDonPachi game. I recommend the Black Label release.
vulgarcynic, do games w What are your favorite games for killing nazis?
@vulgarcynic@sh.itjust.works avatar

Been playing quite a bit of the saboteur lately. Its a great game.

slazer2au, do gaming w What video game franchises do you not need to start from the very beginning to enjoy? What would you recommend as the entry point into your favorite series?

Counter Strike

VerilyFemme, do gaming w What video game franchises do you not need to start from the very beginning to enjoy? What would you recommend as the entry point into your favorite series?

Yeah I was gonna hop in here and say Fallout. New Vegas has all the themes of the classic series with the easier to play gameplay of the 3D era. That said though, I really don’t think you can start wherever with that series - IF you want a clear picture of what it’s about. I started with Fallout 3, and that definitely muddies the series themes a bit. Fallout 4 comes around and the realistic themes of humanity’s repetitive follies are all but thrown out the window to focus on the scifi, retrofuturism, and apocalyptic aspects of the series. Fallout 1, 2, and NV are the continued story of society rebuilding and making the same mistakes we always make as a species. Only the first one is a post apocalyptic game, 2 and NV are post-post apocalyptic with large communities and states starting to form.

No hate on the fun there is to be had exploring bombed out ruins, I still love Fallout 3 and I put in a good bit of time with Fallout 4. But while the West Coast tells the story of society rebuilding, with people making adobe houses reasonably soon after the bombs fell and eventually manufacturing concrete, the East Coast is full of convoluted reasons for why society hasn’t rebuilt yet in 200 years and everyone still lives in scrap metal shacks. Not that Fallout games are all realism, but I think the Bethesda games sacrifice the realism of how humanity functions to add more scifi components - and that’s just not what Fallout’s all about.

I should probably say an actual game series I think you can pick up at any game though, and I’ll have to go with Metal Gear Solid. Fantastic story that’s convoluted and told out of order. It doesn’t matter where you start, you’re always going to have fun! I recommend MGS1 for anybody with a day job, and MGS5 for anyone who wants to sink some hours into a sandbox.

feathercloaked, do gaming w What are some games you like that most people hate and/or were panned by critics?

you know, for as much shit as mass effect 3 gets, in a lot of ways it’s my favorite of the trilogy.

jaemo, do games w What are your favorite games for killing nazis?

Bionic Commando. Love love love to shoot Hitler in his doughy, laughable master race face with a rocket launcher through the window of a fucking helicopter as I fall past it.

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