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  3. kerdios
    I'm glad dwarven realms made it in, I would also like Defcon Zero to make it into it as it is a title that is trying to resuscitate the RTS genre https://store.steampowered.com/app/2923140/Defcon_Zero_Frontlines_of_Tomorrow/
  4. Erasmus Roterodamnsus started following Birthday thread: MMO Stories , In Exilium , Late Shift and 4 others
  5. Erasmus Roterodamnsus
    Well, it's no longer available on Steam.
  6. Erasmus Roterodamnsus
    Limited of course, but a decent time for a single playthrough, or a second thinner one.
  7. Erasmus Roterodamnsus
    The closest thing we'll get to They Hunger: Lost Souls (barring the leak). The atmosphere was that palpable for me. Like They Hunger, you begin wrecked in a small mysterious town at night, seemingly devoid of life, until you discover... what else? I really took a liking to the level design with the minor puzzles for pacing, and many small hidden areas that reward exploration. It's less linear than Half-Life, there are often multiple pathways to take to get to your destination, but never to the point of frustration, just thoughtful navigation. The minor negatives are it losing the punch of its atmosphere closer to the end, and being stuck in the darkness with a dead flashlight, being forced to repeatedly press f to get any kind of light.
  8. Erasmus Roterodamnsus
    I saw a video of a guy playing this game. The brief snippets I saw were enough to get me interested in the franchise as I wasn't familiar with the original comic or the movies. That and I'm a sucker for turn-of-the-millenium 3D dreamlike cyberpunk map design. The Messiah Game Dungeon is one of my all time favorites simply for how disorientating and hostile the game and premise is, it's like a fucked up dream, I love it.
  9. mrglanet
    Got some feedback! Looks like it's making an impact!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUAX0gnZ3Nw&lc=UgwAkPs1MPAEgbrEle94AaABAg
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  11. Ross Scott
    Ask questions or topics to discuss here for the next videochat with viewers at 6:00pm UTC on December 20th on twitch.tv/rossbroadcast. The current plan is to have a New Game Dungeon out not long afterwards (before Christmas). This is a blog post. To read the original post, please click here »
  12. Ross Scott
    Ask questions or topics to discuss here for the next videochat with viewers at 6:00pm UTC on December 20th on twitch.tv/rossbroadcast. The current plan is to have a New Game Dungeon out not long afterwards (before Christmas).
  13. gcr27
    HELLO YOU HAVE A SAVEGAME STORAGE.BIN ME HAVE THIS GAME
  14. Deep Dive Devin
    It is extremely likely that accursed farms forum user BTGBullseye is making a post falsely equating the bogus crime statistics he believes in with more-accurate reports from less-biased sources as a deflection from the fact that he is constantly signaling support for a consistently more criminally-violent political affiliation
  15. BTGBullseye
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZpwjiLUe8I&pp=0gcJCSkKAYcqIYzv It is extremely likely that all crime statistics regarding political affiliation are skewed for the exact same reason, incorrect/wrong data going into the statistics from the very start.
  16. Kuros_Overkill
    If you are looking for more skyrim to hold you over until ES6, check this out. It's darker, pseudo - post - apocalyptic, but still fantasy (swords and magic) I haven't finished act 1 yet, sounds like the game does fall off after act 1, so buyer be ware, but I've been enjoying it so far.
  17. toothflick
    I'd recommend The Silver Case, it's a modern port of a PS1 adventure game from 1999 about society becoming OBSESSED with this serial killer guy, to the point where even though he's caught pretty early into the game people just won't forget about him and kinda start worshipping him as this messianic figure. The game features a ton of startlingly accurate predictions for how anti-social people can just become completely twisted if they get absorbed into internet echo chambers. The game is up there with MGS2 in terms of sheer propheticness.
  18. Erasmus Roterodamnsus
    Nice, I saw it was uploaded! The dub makers responded and said they can dub whatever we want if we ask. So @Ross Scott, let us know if you want more of your videos dubbed, we can make it happen.
  19. Erasmus Roterodamnsus
    IT'S THAT VAMPIRE'S FAULT. It's that same corner. He's been hunting everyone, that's why they vanished. He's why there's all this fog! To make sure no one asks about his shadow ever again. Jaywalker? Just one step removed from vehicular assault! And of course the cave is his lair, with the creatures his progeny. It all fits. Slap the silver cuffs on him.
  20. Erasmus Roterodamnsus
    Another freighthopping Brave Dave? There's room enough for two!
  21. SlavaZSU
    Hello. Here's the description to original video made by Ross in Russian. «Игры как услуга» — это мошенничество Самое подробное видео о том, что такое «игры как услуга» и почему это мошенничество. ВНИМАНИЕ: Это видео немного скучнее остальных. Перед вами попытка побудить правовую ветвь власти к изучению этой практики. Не стесняйтесь обращаться ко мне на эту тему. Содержание: 2:45 Определение 8:09 Товары и услуги 9:52 Юридический аргумент: Игры — это товары 17:08 Юридический аргумент: Право собственности на товары 24:24 Юридический аргумент: Программируемое устаревание 31:21 Перерыв 31:51 Концептуальный аргумент относительно игр как услуг 42:23 Аргумент с точки зрения сохранения игр 47:31 Контраргументы и риски 1:10:00 Завершение + План действий Домашняя страница: https://www.accursedfarms.com/ Сайт инициативы «Прекратите уничтожать игры» (#StopKillingGames): https://www.stopkillinggames.com/
  22. Erasmus Roterodamnsus
    Take Minecraft. Where you can change the world in anyway. Put it in the "oldest anarchy server" where people honestly try to play the game on equal stakes on equal ground. And holy shit things get insane fast. People still build. People still play. It's like trying to survive in a player-made apocalypse of biblical proportions. The only real rule is that anything that doesn't threaten the server's very existence is permitted. This server turns every player wizard-hacker in deep subterfuge seeing how far they can push the envelope every day. This is the kind of server where the morbidly curious want to see how psychopaths commit social engineering, exploits worthy of Neo shaping the Matrix that would literally be impossible on any normal server, and regular borderline illegal hacking for amusement. I get a real kick out of this. The kind of server where you have to have hacks on by default, and that's STILL not enough. This guy has loads of stories like this, here's a great introduction. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtuSXLM8TQE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wG6uaHAJyAc
  23. Erasmus Roterodamnsus
    Unless Ross strikes down with the wrath of Zeus, go for it, I've always wanted the highest definition videos. Especially since YouTube is paywalling full 1080p bitrates nowadays.
  24. BTGBullseye
    The original Silpheed game. I had it for DOS, and it had an utterly amazing Roland MT-32 soundtrack that I use as ambient music to fall asleep to. It was basically a music album with a small game attached to it.
  25. BTGBullseye
    Big Bad Santa · Rocco Vanwell
  26. kerdios
    Vitamin Sea - Owl City
  27. toothflick
    For a Christmas episode, I'd like to nominate Planet Laika, a Japan-only PS1 game which recieved a fantranslation a few years back about a bunch of dog people (or rather regular humans who have dog heads because they traded their human faces to aliens in exchange for intergalactic peace) journeying to Mars on a fine Christmas day and losing their minds because Mars is alive and evil and actively trying to break them mentally. It's an adventure game with brief combat segments delivered through the medium of SPIRIT PONG. For a regular episode I think it'd be cool to see one on Lobotomy Corporation. It's a brutally hard management sim centered around harvesting energy from what are essentially SCPs. While the game is ludicrously hard and unfair, I think Ross would get a kick out of the insane amount of corporate satire the game has. I'd also like to nominate Dark Seed 2, an adventure game made in collaboration with H.R. Geiger with one of the most gloriously pathetic videogame protagonists I've ever seen, portals to alien dimensions, Twin Peaks inspirations, and uncanny fmv visuals. It gave me a similar vibe to Phantasmagoria 2 (which I know Ross loves) and you don't need to play Darkseed 1 to enjoy it (DS1 has its moments, but it has TONS of failstates and its very easy to softlock yourself, while DS2 still has a few spots where you can softlock yourself into a failstate its not nearly as bad as DS1.)
  28. toothflick
    A really unique combat system and setting where every person on the planet has completeley lost their memories and needed to retreat underground to prevent any further memory loss. It's one of those games where just hanging around the main hub and chatting with all the weird characters there is a treat.
  29. toothflick
    Scorn has an amazing aesthetic and a lot of interesting obtuse puzzles that (for me at least) managed to walk the tightrope of being obtuse but not to the point where you'll need to consult a guide. While I didn't understand the story at all, I really enjoyed the vibe of the game and had a great time with it.
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