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I still have no idea if bedrock or java is the better version after all these years.



The idea was people would buy the game and play it.




The first games remaster leans on the heavy side of processing. I wouldn’t be surprised if this one needs even more resources.


New engines do wonders. Especially for 20+ year old games.




Prey is a great game regardless. Anyone not playing it is missing out.


Is any of this in the unofficial dev mod, or should that still be used?


I was addicted to this game for awhile. I really like the events that come up, and they can chain into interesting situations. Thumbs up from me. The family aspect of it brings more history into the campaign than just picking Abraham Lincoln when you’re a caveman and he’s magically stil your leader when tossing nucks around.

Also the lead dev was one of the main guys for Civ 3 and 4, if I remember correctly.

Edit. Check out Endless Legend. It has a pretty cool combat system too. It’s a little like a jrpg in that when a battle starts it focuses on where you are and you duke it out in that area.







Fallout. Tyranny. Disco Elysium. Wastland. Ultima. New Vegas. Deus Ex. Outward. Vampire the Masquerade. Any Owlcat game (yes they are a valid answer). Kingdom Come.

Those are just off the top of my head.


That is very cool, i agree.
There are other games out there that give that amount of freedom. If not more. That’s all I’m saying.

It’s a very pretty game.



BG3, while very fun, is a pretty shallow game. Obviously that’s not a popular opinion, but it’s unfortunately true. There are far more fleshed out CRPGs out there.





Morrowind was thier hail mary to stay in buisness.

Then they gave the series to Howard and his crew…

It’s like the super bowl champs giving the next decade to the Bears.


BG3 isnt even a deep RPG. Im really glad it’s popular, but as an rpg it doesn’t even have half the options final fantasy 7 had.

Kingdom Come is a much richer experience, imo. Even though the options are even fewer on paper.

I’ll just sit over here rocking in place and muttering Owlcat Games over and over



Crysis is for super ultra settings on your hardware.
Doom is for seeing how low tech you can go.

I’d go with the first Metroid. Probably tetris though. That’s already on everything.


I watched a video about scanners that take entire games and reupload them as their own. Usually no one ever plays them. There was one dev that the youtuber was able to get a hold of and show them the reupload game. It was the whole game, so the dev rewrote something in it and basically fucked the bad version over.

Sadly that’s all i remember. It was funny to see the dev troll them.


Idk what thoer license costs are, but i bet it’s a little higher than a decade ago.

But… he’d rather make Eggrace? A game thats a carbone copy of ten other games? Ugh.

Also, this little aside is fucking gold:

Electronic Arts CEO Andrew Wilson… recently suggested that Dragon Age: The Veilguard failed to meet the company’s internal expectations because it didn’t have live service components


That’s a mouthful of almost meaningless techno babble of a headline.



It is. There’s a few neat things about the official version, but am2r is better over all.


I love going through most of the game and then finally realizing i don’t have a shield lol


Absolutely Super.
Right now I’m playing through a new run of Super Metroid+A Link to the Past. The game is so perfectly made that it’s just as good with a randomizer.



*Game is Dark Souls (series)* I actually love it. The deaths are often not cheap so it's fine. Plus the ability to grab your lost points makes it easier than people think it is. Farming can be fun too, I love confidently farming an entire area and trying different things out.
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