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 No.63516[Reply]

Hello everyone,

I recently started playing the Steins Gate VN, has been an enjoyable mean while, while searching for something related to the series I found out about the reboot. It seems the developers plan to copyright strike anyone who uploads or streams the game.

How do you feel about that

 No.63650

I'm hijacking this thread to share the post credits scene. People are saying this voice is shun from occultic;nine, who's supposed to be one of the main characters in the upcoming steins;???.
I barely remember occultic;nine though, so I don't really know what that means



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 No.63484[Reply]

been playing darksouls for a while and took the mage, I can kind of get the magic weapon ability. But having gems that reinforce your weapon to boost int damage? I never understood that when str and regular reinforcments would do the same. especially when magic weapon is now blocked from being used on the int reinforced weapon.

 No.63619

>>63484
to me, magic in souls games in like magic in elder scrolls: it's there for flavour, but there are objectively better builds

 No.63640

>>63484
I've only ever played through Dark Souls once. I've seen people online claim that magic is really good, but I played a Strength/Faith character so I have no idea personally.

>>63619
Not the OP, but assume you mean Skyrim specifically? I don't have much experience in TES1, but in 2, 3, and 4, magic is very powerful and basically becomes god-powers at high levels with enchantments.



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 No.54341[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

I think there is just something “magical” about old games, like someone’s great ideas put in to the limitations of a early 2000s game engine that was handcrafted by a passionate nerd. I think limitations and those unique oversights/bugs were really what spawned great games.

These days it’s just like every single game is extremely high fidelity. We have more than enough resources to throw at anything now, there are almost no limitations, things are homogenized, most everything is running in Unreal or Unity engine.

It feels almost like the frontier of gaming is over, all that’s left is businessmen producing calculated slop over and over again, sequels on sequels. Devs these days aren’t building their dreams, they’re just building a paycheck.

What do you think? Was old really better or is it nostalgia
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 No.62498

yeah they were better. I thought that im done with video games, but it turns out that im just done with modern video games

I recently started emulating psp, ps2, ds and other older consoles, and im actually having fun now

 No.63159

>>54341
IMO, a lot of games of GameSpy era *that has been hackd to circumvent the GameSpy ties* are good and probably still active communities (hacking such games takes skill mind you)

same story with still mentionable old games like


* Age of Empires II
* Heroes of Might and Magic III
* Kosmicheskiye Reindzheri (e.g. Space Rangers)
* i dunno, Star Control II ?
* XCOM !!!
* Interstate '76 Nitro Pack counts, I suppose
>>54353
Same problem
Finished school in 2012
In 2013, I couldn't study at all; bonu spoints for me dad and me mum taunting me for not being able to learn stuff (implying i am too dumb for uni, avoiding the question I cannot sleep ater a horrble long commute without a train)

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>>54341
I'm not sure I can call them "better" really… I mean, look at how much money and production values the industry has nowadays. I do subjectively tend to like them more though, mainly because of the hardware limitations forcing titles to be shorter and less bloated, often focusing on a difficult couple of hours without saving, or little saving, and overall simple 100% requirements. Nowadays my time to play is small, and when it comes I often don't have the energy, focusing on something short and sweet, simple loops where it's all about replaying the same levels until I get good enough at them to finish the whole thing in a sitting…

It's ideal for me.

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>>54341
The truth is that devs actually used to play the games they made.
It's like the early YouTube years, when people used to make videos just got the sake of it.
You do feel the difference.

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>>54341
I've been playing some 2015 games that I had to stop playing because of a game-breaking-bug that literally keeps me from advancing. When developers had to release on physical media there was a higher incentive to polish and make sure the game ran properly. Now it feels developers hardly play their own games anymore.


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 No.59973[Reply]

In this thread, ask other wizards for game recommendations.

I'm starting a new thread to look for wizards who played lots of city building games. I'm looking to get immersed in one of those games and I mean I want to completely forget this world exists. I don't have a preference for theme, though I would prefer not to play anything medieval. However if you played ton of these games and the one you think it's the best happens to be medieval themed I don't mind, let me know. Thanks in advance.
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 No.63214

>>63211

> I don't have a preference for theme,

>though I would prefer not to play anything medieval

isn't that the definition of a preference?

 No.63215

>>63214
No, no, "preference" as in "preferring X"


>>59973 says about not playing Y


-Y area, not a defined X area

 No.63623

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>>59973
zero tolerance

i would rent this game multiple times when i was a kid in the 90s

i beat it several times

 No.63624

Vintage story is pretty great, just wish they'd fix the performance

 No.63625

I need another rpg similar to children of mana on ds



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 No.63276[Reply]

Any wizards playing Dwarf Fortress? In spite of being an unofficial /wiz/ game (being on at least three banners) I haven't seen it being mentioned here.
Do you play Legacy or Steam version?
Since when?
Do you prefer to play Fortress or Adventure?
Do you have one main world you play, or do you just make a new one after being bored with your current fort?

 No.63277

Being in control of a whole colony stresses me. I'm ashamed of my failure.

 No.63279

It's been many years since I played. The last big update I remember is the addition of taverns, guilds and music instruments.

 No.63585

>>63276
Started playing it recently after it was on sale. Seems cool. Steam version, only fortress so far. Still trying to figure things out. At some point I had wild boars appear in my fort, which started fighting with the dogs there, causing there to be blood and boar corpses all over. Then the corpses started to decay and leak miasma (because I didn't know how to designate a trash area for corpses) which made everyone sick and vomit everywhere in addition to the blood and corpses. Seems like a game I can sink a lot of hours into, lots of depth and weird little niche mechanics you will only find by accident.

 No.63604

in 2009 DF was significantly responsible for me having to repeat one course for my final year of study, and the only game I have ever played 28 hours without interruption.

Sadly that world lost compatibility several updates ago and I lost the attachment to the game I once had.

Fun :tm: things i've done:

100 z layer tower built up from a 30z level map wide aquifer
Tropical island using a water elevator to cap off a volcano and build out stilted houses
Polar Bear based economy in the frozen biome with no stone

Factorio took over that particular brain bee for me, but DF was fun to be in for a long long time.

 No.63622

interesting repplies. For me DF was boring from the moment I found out that you could just make a bridge and it would stop literally every enemy. theres no challenge whatsoever, buring dwarfs manually is annoying, the building and designing a base is boring and ugly, you can make perpetuum mobile from the watermills or whatever. So I dont like it.



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 No.58061[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Previous thread >>53822

Thread for games you managed to finish and your thoughts on it.
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 No.63614

>>63557
>>63555
I wonder how well does the new Hitman games hold up. I grewn impatient for stealth while getting older and never went back for them. I have only played the older hitman games and only finished the very first one.

 No.63616

>>63614
The map and mission design in the World of Assassination trilogy is a lot better than the older games, but the trade-off is that Instinct and Opportunities/Mission Stories hold your hand way too much. You can certainly ignore Opportunities (and you pretty much have to if you want to SASO each mission), but the game is designed around Instinct as otherwise you will constantly walk into guards and enforcers that you have no way of pre-empting otherwise.
I also miss being able to customise weapons and upgrade gear, the unlock system in WoA doesn't scratch the same itch.
One minor thing that annoys me about WoA is that if you're disguised as a guard, other guards won't notice that you're carrying the wrong weapon. They used to in Blood Money.

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i beat spyro 2. i didn't complete it 100 percent. i did until i saw end credits after defeating ripto

i am now playing the first spyro game

 No.63621

>>63620
i played it until i saw end credits*

 No.63662

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This is one of the best JRPG's i've ever played


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 No.63590[Reply]

Anyone wonna play Group Iron Men in OSRS kinda wonna try it never done it and sounds kinda fun


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 No.59687[Reply]

I want to play neotokyo° but no one plays it…there's this steam group that organize parties every weekends and gather together to play the game. I also want to do the same but with my fellow wizzies: I want to create a group on steam and schedule so american wizzies and europeans wizzies and aussies wizzies play all together, so we could all play together. I was thinking of sunday, no wizzies work on sunday

what do you think of my idea? I think it's a good idea
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 No.61818

is there a steam group? do you have a link to it please?

 No.62733

Never played this game but I have listened to the OST on and off for like a decade.

 No.63587

Seek out the Active NEOTOKYO Players Steam group. It may be of use to you.

https://steamcommunity.com/groups/ANPA

Games may go on on Fridays, but no promises. The game can at least be played on default and High settings assuming a Windows machine. Linux distros depend, but should be fine.

 No.63588

>>63587
hi TS2

 No.63589

>>63587
is there a wizchan steam group??



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 No.60916[Reply]

What games do you play on your box, wizzies?

Starting out with a classic, Minecraft works flawlessly. Really enjoy it on my machine, especially since I can afford more generous RAM allocation.
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 No.63514

I switched to linux specifically to play games, you have options now so you can ditch windows.
You have Bazzite if you're not technical
And there's CachyOS and Nobara Linux
I use Nobara because I found out about it before CachyOS

As of right now most games play great thanks to proton and bottles, whatever doesn't I just add as a non steam game and try again, it's how I got FF7 rebirth to work.

Currently playing:
KCD 2 no problems.
Stalker 2 did not run as I hoped so Ill wait a bit and try and figure out what combination of settings can help me run it better.
Even Res Evil 9 ran great.

 No.63515

>>63514
If you can only play 15+ year old games on Linux, then why not just use an old version of Windows to play those old games and not deal with all the hoops and compatibility workarounds? It seems that to pirate Windows 7 and install a pirated game from a mounted ISO has fewer steps to follow than just getting many games to run on an already installed Linux distro. The performance, accuracy, and stability is most definitely going to be more stable on that Windows machine too.

 No.63533

>>60916
I can play Diablo by using devilutionx. it's just issuing devilutionx command in my term

 No.63534

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is linux gaming even a thing anymore? I can literally play everything without issue. The only stuff you can't play are the rootkit cheat prevention games that you shouldn't be playing anyway.

Recently I've been playing a bunch of the 2000s nihon falcom games like Xanadu Next. Really love it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pl1r3eiSJUY&list=PLzFTGYa_evXiya6nflwJApHSmbZRcL0hi&index=4
love the ost

The only workaround I've ever needed to do was like go on proton db and run whatever console command they have listed (on really weird/old games). It's shockingly painless even when I'm using an nvidia gpu now. Using cachy os, I literally did 0 manual setup for nvidia gpu and didn't install any drivers it just all automatically worked.

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>>62484
I especially love how I can use the PSP/PS3's XMB as a hub for all of my ROMs, so cozy.



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 No.63529[Reply]

i just played this cool 8-bit NES inspired game where almost everything is optional! If you're skilled enough, you can just walk right up to the final boss and beat the game

https://crepecroop.itch.io/on-the-road

 No.63530

that's a cool button



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