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the primary is about the same as a shotty, but the alt-fire is a bit OP at close-to-middle range
takes skill to do serious damage at a distance though
takes skill to do serious damage at a distance though
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frolfphantasmagoria wrote:MKJ wrote:then you need to fix your computer, cause i only have 1 gig and it never stutters for me, ever.
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Is that 1gb still working out for you MKJ?
though I recently played Civ4 again with all expansions on this old machine; only 4gb.
As for the thread; Titanfall 1 still, mopping up the final grindworthy achievements while crushing egos.
Kinda waiting for it to complete before starting on more backlog. As of now I have 92 games installed on my One and pretty much only playing Titanfall and Overwatch.. :/
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Playing through LoZ: Majora's Mask for the first time. Just got through the first dungeon and so far this game is really damn good. I don't know how I skipped over this so many years ago.
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I've been playing The Forest with a few buddies lately, they've really changed the game in a good way since the last time I've played 

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Finally picked up No Man's Sky this weekend on Steam, which is actually quite fun when you ignore all the internet whinging. It's a survival game though, and writ large.
Dipping in and out of Night in the Woods, which I backed on Kickstarter. 'tis a lovely thing indeed, with exquisite characters and artwork.
Then there's Unexplored, which is really, really cool, but a little buggy a the moment, resulting in one too many corrupted saves and awful performance drops. It's a traditional roguelike, except re-imagined with real-time, physics-based combat, so lots of incredibly deep systems and ace replayability.
And I'll still fire up Diablo 3 every now and again for some quick monster-sploding. Love how much they keep adding to it.
I've been playing Owlboy on GoG, but lost interest halfway through. Should really pick it up again and finish it.
Tried to get into Bloodborne, I really did, but it's just the same old Souls formula all over again, and I really did burn out on that thanks to over-playing Demon's Souls and Dark Souls.
A bunch of the guys from TTLG and I do weekly co-op sessions too, and we've been playing GTA V, ArmA 2 & 3, Satellite Reign, L4D2 and even some good ol' original Doom thanks to Zdaemon.
ArmA's fun but hard as nails in both iterations, GTA V is always a giggle 'cos we're not the best and are liable to kill ourselves getting into or out of vehicles, Doom holds up incredibly well thanks to the wealth of content a 20-odd year old community provides, L4D2 is L4D2, and the real reveal is Satellite Reign, which plays better in co-op than it does single-player, as you each take control of an agent.
Dipping in and out of Night in the Woods, which I backed on Kickstarter. 'tis a lovely thing indeed, with exquisite characters and artwork.
Then there's Unexplored, which is really, really cool, but a little buggy a the moment, resulting in one too many corrupted saves and awful performance drops. It's a traditional roguelike, except re-imagined with real-time, physics-based combat, so lots of incredibly deep systems and ace replayability.
And I'll still fire up Diablo 3 every now and again for some quick monster-sploding. Love how much they keep adding to it.
I've been playing Owlboy on GoG, but lost interest halfway through. Should really pick it up again and finish it.
Tried to get into Bloodborne, I really did, but it's just the same old Souls formula all over again, and I really did burn out on that thanks to over-playing Demon's Souls and Dark Souls.
A bunch of the guys from TTLG and I do weekly co-op sessions too, and we've been playing GTA V, ArmA 2 & 3, Satellite Reign, L4D2 and even some good ol' original Doom thanks to Zdaemon.
ArmA's fun but hard as nails in both iterations, GTA V is always a giggle 'cos we're not the best and are liable to kill ourselves getting into or out of vehicles, Doom holds up incredibly well thanks to the wealth of content a 20-odd year old community provides, L4D2 is L4D2, and the real reveal is Satellite Reign, which plays better in co-op than it does single-player, as you each take control of an agent.
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The new Zelda game is great. Runs like ass though.
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Pretty much just an hour or so of Overwatch these days, if i have the chance 

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I played some TF2 and QL today and it's been a while 

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Evolve is free right now on the xbox one. I highly recommend it although the learning curve can be pretty steep. At it's core though it's an amazing little game that got completely fucked over by it's publisher DLC shenanigans. DLC aside, which you don't need the game itself is fantastic.
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Started playing on a private server for Phantasy Star Online: Blue Burst a couple days ago. I forgot how addictive this game was.
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Are you playing on Schthack?Silicone_Milk wrote:Started playing on a private server for Phantasy Star Online: Blue Burst a couple days ago. I forgot how addictive this game was.
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EphineaLieutenant Dan wrote:Are you playing on Schthack?Silicone_Milk wrote:Started playing on a private server for Phantasy Star Online: Blue Burst a couple days ago. I forgot how addictive this game was.
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None of the proposed updates will hit the X1 version though, making this game dead on arrival. gg turtle rock.Κracus wrote:Evolve is free right now on the xbox one. I highly recommend it although the learning curve can be pretty steep. At it's core though it's an amazing little game that got completely fucked over by it's publisher DLC shenanigans. DLC aside, which you don't need the game itself is fantastic.
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You mean Evolve stage 2? Yeah that'll never come to consoles but the original game itself is good without those updates. The updates were just meant to make the game easier to pick up for new people but right now the xbox one scene is full of new players so it's not as big an issue as it was when the only people playing were extremely good and near impossible to beat.
The issue they had was balancing the game to make a 1 v 4 fair. What wound up happening is that they balanced the game for the very top tier players which made the game extremely difficult at lower tiers, especially for the monster.
All in all I wasn't too crazy about the updates, it really changed the entire game but I would have still played it had it come to xb1 but I'm not upset it won't now, it's still a great game.
Right now though I'm like a kid in a candy store. I play monster all the time and the number of new players is making it kinda easy for me. I know that's bad but honestly, before it was free the only matches I could find were teams that played since launch and knew exactly all the cheese tactics to take down any monster making it extremely frustrating to play. It's nice to have a player base that aren't all fucking pro's. The fact they're good isn't really what irked me either it's the fact that hunters by default have a huge advantage over the monster. Combine that with a lot of skill and team co-ordination and there's just nothing I could do to counter certain combos.
The issue they had was balancing the game to make a 1 v 4 fair. What wound up happening is that they balanced the game for the very top tier players which made the game extremely difficult at lower tiers, especially for the monster.
All in all I wasn't too crazy about the updates, it really changed the entire game but I would have still played it had it come to xb1 but I'm not upset it won't now, it's still a great game.
Right now though I'm like a kid in a candy store. I play monster all the time and the number of new players is making it kinda easy for me. I know that's bad but honestly, before it was free the only matches I could find were teams that played since launch and knew exactly all the cheese tactics to take down any monster making it extremely frustrating to play. It's nice to have a player base that aren't all fucking pro's. The fact they're good isn't really what irked me either it's the fact that hunters by default have a huge advantage over the monster. Combine that with a lot of skill and team co-ordination and there's just nothing I could do to counter certain combos.
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I just played some QL Freeze Tag on a Chicago server. Nice to play even at 250 ping.
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Rimworld. I had to break my personal "no early access" policy for this, it's that compelling. It's currently still in alpha, but it's fairly well polished. It's also under active development. The last major update was in December [Alpha 16].
It's been described as Dwarf Fortress meets Firefly. I never played Dwarf Fortress, but the gameplay in Rimworld is absolutely superb. It's really tough on the harder difficulties too.
Here's a guy on YouTube starting with nothing [slow start compared to the normal scenario, jump to 7 mins to skip the preamble and setup]:
[youtube]reKrftmOeIQ[/youtube]
Or if that's too slow, try jumping ahead like 5 or so episodes, to get a feel for managing a larger colony.
It's been described as Dwarf Fortress meets Firefly. I never played Dwarf Fortress, but the gameplay in Rimworld is absolutely superb. It's really tough on the harder difficulties too.
Here's a guy on YouTube starting with nothing [slow start compared to the normal scenario, jump to 7 mins to skip the preamble and setup]:
[youtube]reKrftmOeIQ[/youtube]
Or if that's too slow, try jumping ahead like 5 or so episodes, to get a feel for managing a larger colony.
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Rimworld's great, and certainly more accessible than DF, but still not a patch on the master.
Seriously, if you have the time to learn it, I highly recommend DF. I am not exaggerating when I say I think it's one of the best games ever.
Seriously, if you have the time to learn it, I highly recommend DF. I am not exaggerating when I say I think it's one of the best games ever.