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MajorHavoc, (edited ) do games w The four horsemen of unmet financial expectations

I’m no pirate, but if I was, I would pirate Mass Effect 3.

It’s definitely one of the titles that makes me feel like EA is handing out eye patches.

Am I misunderstanding that it’s single player?

Why in the world can’t I just give them some cash and get to play it offline without spyware?!

I know who will let me play Mass Effect 3 offline without spyware.

And they be good hearted folk, once ye get to know 'em. Aye!

MajorHavoc, do games w Final Fantasy VII Rebirth - PC Announcement Trailer (Coming Jan 23, 2025)

It’s surprisingly capable hardware.

I know, right?! It keeps surprising me, in a nice way.

MajorHavoc, do games w Final Fantasy VII Rebirth - PC Announcement Trailer (Coming Jan 23, 2025)

That makes sense.

I gotta say, the SteamDeck has been a weird journey. I’m playing a lot more high graphics titles now that I can just quickly check for a ‘SteamDeck Verified’ badge.

On the one hand, mine is a first generation portable, so there’s a lot of games it is never going to run.

On the other, it keeps surprising me what gets ported to it.

MajorHavoc, do games w Elder Scrolls Online developer votes to unionise

Nice. An effective union is probably the only thing that will bring me back to shopping for AAA titles again, so this seems like a win for everyone.

MajorHavoc, do games w Final Fantasy VII Rebirth - PC Announcement Trailer (Coming Jan 23, 2025)

FFVII on SteamDeck maybe? I would probably play that.

MajorHavoc, do games w Do you have any recommendations for casual games?

I love Rogue Legacy as a casual game. In the early game, it’s decidedly not cozy, due to missing mechanics and how common unwinnable rooms are.

Rogue Legacy 2 fixes these issues, and adds a ton of difficulty sliders, and can be tuned to be fantasticly cozy,

MajorHavoc, do games w Do you have any recommendations for casual games?

Yeah. I would probably start with Dave the Diver, in their case.

It’s so good. Decently chill. Great vibe throughout. The Boss fights each have a simple gimmick to win, and they don’t try to be clever about it. (Nothing pisses me off like “we changed the pattern of interaction five to turn a narrow victory win into a loss”. Game designers need to cut that out.) Thankfully Dave the Diver has the classic two patterns per battle, and aims for predictable fun. And the Boss fights are rare, anyway.

MajorHavoc, do games w Do you have any recommendations for casual games?

Yeah. The Breach is fantastic. Ready to pick up and set down. Utterly fantastic tactical gameplay. Cool tech, interesting progression options.

All that said, it’s not my go-to cozy game, because it’s atmosphere is too well done.

They only thing about “The Breach” is that it’s so dang well done that I can’t take a turn not seriously. It regularly makes me make movie heroism level of decisions. Do I make the safe play, or try to save everyone? Am I willing to sacrifice my pilot for this win?

The vibe is fantastic, but decidedly not cozy.

MajorHavoc, do games w US rep asks Valve to remove ‘Oct. 7’ game from Steam

Who decides what’s “legitimate”?

Ooh! I know this one! It’s the people with all the money, isn’t it? It’s usually the people with the most money who decide these things.

MajorHavoc, do games w What are some great games that require you to bust out a notebook and pen?

Star Trek: The Next Generation, for Sega Genesis certainly fit this criteria.

MajorHavoc, do games w Making peace with liking very few games?

Yeah. If Satisfactory every gets SteamDeck verified, I may never play anything else again.

MajorHavoc, do games w Greatest video game ever played?

Yeah. Tomb Raider is wayup there.

I remember being relieved when I survived the encounter with the bear, knowing that it was definitely going to be the scariest creature I would encounter. Lol.

MajorHavoc, do games w Greatest video game ever played?

Only downside is Microsoft’s greedy ass owns it

I feel compelled to mention Luanti here, just in case it’s not on your radar. Also VoxLibre.

It’s uh, well it’s done.

And it’s fully open source so it continues to grow.

And it’s lighter and faster and has cleaner network code than MineCraft.

And it doesn’t have M$ enshitifying it.

Disclaimer: I love this game and want to see the community grow and grow forever. It’s so good and I want to keep playing it until I die.

Edit: I forgot to mention it’s completely free and runs great on Windows, Linux, SteamDeck and Android.

MajorHavoc, do games w Greatest video game ever played?

Ooh. Good pick.

I satisfy my nostalgia for previous versions of Minecraft with Luanti.

MajorHavoc, do games w Greatest video game ever played?

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