[–] No.101034
>>100992Microtransactions and "live service" are both contenders for number 3. In fact I'd place either of those higher than realistic graphics. They turn video games into casinos for children. You can't even call it a mainstream normie thing because they're targeting a very specific demographic of superwhales who really buy into this shit.
[–] No.101044>>101062
>>101043It's all just ESG and DEI. There's nothing organic about hiring w*men to program video games.
[–] No.101067
>>101062>based women that stay in their lane can make some cool stuffyou don't say?
[–] No.101546>>102145
who /erenshor/ here?
[–] No.101717
>>101713If the mid 2000s to 2010s had the piss filter, modern video games much have the doody filter.
[–] No.101823>>101824
>>101674This game rocks, though I did think there were a few silly things in the mission I played earlier:
>"infiltration" style mission where you start with a special character and a small group of supporting units, pretty standard fare>come across multiple instances where you "rescue" more units but, they're just standing around in direct proximity to enemy forces with neither of them doing anything>often the units needing rescue outnumber the enemies lolI think they're meant to be fighting when you happen upon them, but because you're using a sniper character with a large pov and you're not a monkey with a 300ms reaction time you end up being able to see the units before you activate their proximity triggers.
>it's also possible this was just a one time error or potentially caused by me being on my Linux machine Other than that it's pretty good. While it looks like it's exclusively Command and Conquer it actually takes one specific element from Starcraft in the form of buildings producing units individually rather than in some weird aggregate that increases speed depending on how many buildings you have. I always thought the former made a lot more sense anyway so I'm not complaining.
[–] No.101824
>>101823(that isn't a Starcraft exclusive feature actually-DUH-but that's just the first title that came to mind)
[–] No.102047
>>102040Been loving this so far but its struggling graphically on some open world parts..like ffs Bethesda glitching is like a feature at this point.
[–] No.102052>>102053
>>102040It's going to he shit because it has no mod support.
[–] No.102053>>102054>>102055
>>102052Recent Bethesda games have never launched with official mod support, always adding it some time later.
Modding is still possible and Nexus already has a page for Oblivion Remastered with a growing collection of them
https://www.nexusmods.com/games/oblivionremastered [–] No.102054>>102086
>>102053It uses UE5. It will have 0 mod support.
[–] No.102055>>102086
>>102053Modding is still possible, but that is not the same as mods being supported. Mods are going to be extremely limited and the scene isn't going to be anywhere near as big.
[–] No.102057
>>102040>horseback riding is now 3rd person only, no option for 1st person with the horse head bobbing up and down in front of you Wonder how many other shitty little limitations like this are peppered throughout
[–] No.102086>>102114
>>102054>>102055I take it back, it seems UE5 is only used for graphics and the game is built on top of the creation engine. Sounds like some unholy shit, but the old construction set still works apparently.
[–] No.102090
I just want to be able to remove the dot crosshair that is permanently in the centre of the screen.
[–] No.102114
>>102086>unholy shitNot unheard of, though. Similar to the Halo CE and Halo 2 anniversary remasters which run the new graphics engine and the old one simultaneously.
Except with Oblivion here you can't switch to the old graphics with a button press, but maybe that could be modded in relatively easily
[–] No.102145>>102146
>>101546samefag here
holy fuck I've been playing this at least 10-12 hours a day since last Tuesday, my dream game
[–] No.102147>>102148
>>102146look up erenshor on steam
a completely intentional intended singleplayer MMO
[–] No.102148
>>102147Novel idea, it's kind of visually unappealing but it's interesting conceptually.
I remember reading a book around my highschool years that featured a virtual medieval fantasy world in which the character across from you being human or not was completely indiscernible. Kind of seems like a primitive progenitor to that sort of thing. I have my reservations about AI but it seems inevitable that it will make some of those fantasies mused about in young adult fiction of the early 2000s a reality for better or worse
[–] No.102380
>Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
Dumb name, it would have sounded better if they called it one thing or the other lol heh
[–] No.102517>>102521
>tfw even after upgrading my modem and internet service I'm still getting 20ms latency in games
I'm not mad because it's probably the reason I got killed in game all those times and not because my aim has been dog shit heh
I am a little upset my service went from like 600mps to 1100mps on paper and the speed tests are topping out at 700mps tho. I wonder if it's because I just don't have the modem in a good spot (unfortunately unless I stumble on another coaxial input I don't really have any other option).
[–] No.102543
>>102521It's not bad at all but it's also the reason I suck at video games now aha
>>102523G-d the Series S is such a piece of sh*t heh, Microsoft literally lost all credibility with their customer base by trying to sneak that one over on them. What the FUCK were they thinking heh
[–] No.102579>>102580
Been playing a game called "Look Outside". It's a simple turn based rpg with a horror theme. Enjoying it quite a bit so far. Its graphical style is eccentric but appealing in its own way, and it got me good a couple times with its sort of "Ren and Stimpy"-style in-battle jump cuts. Clever game heh
[–] No.102580>>102581>>102591
>>102579I thought you were genuinely describing the act of looking outside as a turn based horror RPG until the end there looool
[–] No.102591
>>102580>I thought you were genuinely describing the act of looking outside as a turn based horror RPGThat is true too though.
[–] No.102607>>102761
Digimon World: Next Order is currently 84% off on Steam.
[–] No.102781
>>102761you may wanna be the very best, the best that ever was, but digimon are the champions.
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