DoctorButts

DoctorButts, miesiąc temu

I always put Cocaine as my favorite thing

DoctorButts, 2 miesiące temu

This is the kind of self promotion that Reddit once thrived upon and which made it an interesting place to find user made content. It's fine.

All of those "no self promotion" rules seemed like they came into existence to combat spammers... but really in the end, it just turned into a way to clear the subreddits and make advertising space for big brands instead of the little guys.

DoctorButts, 2 miesiące temu

I agree, it's not very good.

DoctorButts, 3 miesiące temu

They shoulda been really cheeky and called it the quadruple-I game awards. Missed opportunity.

DoctorButts, 3 miesiące temu

You can now drink mayonnaise

Oh thank god, been waiting for this

DoctorButts, 4 miesiące temu

Comments section is pretty clear who read the article and who is only reacting to the title.

Helldivers 2 has weeks long campaigns where the entire playerbase has to defend certain planets. The "GM" keeps a close eye on progress of this event and manually adjusts it to make sure the campaign doesn't complete too soon.

There isn't some poor motherfucker staring at a screen watching the progress of each individual match spawning more bad guys whenever they feel like it.

DoctorButts, 7 miesięcy temu

P5R is mildly tempting even though I also own it for PS4. I think I will pass on it until it goes under $20. I also want to hang onto my gaming cash in case Persona 3 Reloaded ends up being legitimately good.

DoctorButts, 7 miesięcy temu

You guys have friends?

DoctorButts, 7 miesięcy temu

At last they realized everyone is sick of Lithophage and Rockpox. They were interesting at first only for their novelty.

DoctorButts, 7 miesięcy temu

Been testing out lots of stuff recently:

• Jagged Alliance 3 - Maybe I was too harsh with this game, but the whole experience felt decidedly "budget." I get that a $45 game today is more like a $30 game of only a few years ago, or a $20 game before that, though everything felt rough around the edges: writing, the sparse weapon and enemy types, the unexciting stock-looking art.
• Iron Oath - It's like a hybrid between Darkest Dungeon and Battle Brothers. You manage a mercenary company by hiring and equipping them, then directing them across an overworld map as in-game days pass. Then you dive into dungeons, progressing from room to room very much like DD, and when there is combat, it's turn-based tactics with pre-deployment on a grid. I played this game nonstop for two days before I tore myself away and got my ass back to work lol. My primary issue is lack of content and lack of combat variety, I'm only halfway through the main campaign but after 100+ battles, they start to feel kinda samey.
• Despot's Dystopian Army Builder - This is made in the same universe as the creator's prior game, Despot's Game. If you are familiar with these titles, please tell me if/why you like them, because I don't understand their appeal. These look like games, they sound like games, they present themselves like games, but these are not games, these feel as if they were made by someone who has only ever seen other people play video games and never played them personally.