Genshin Impact in a nutshell
Sophocles
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Sophocles@infosec.pubto Games@lemmy.world•Yep, I actually own 7,255 games on Steam. I’ve played 23% of my library. I regret nothing.English45·15 days agoFound the type of lemming I was referencing. Here I was simply posting an ambiguous critical commment and they go defensive mode for no reason. Hypercritical, overpolitical, and wrote paragraphs about a game to prove a point rather than to express passion for said games.
This. In recent months I’ve seen more and more hostile interactions and political strawmans than I can count. Been on Lemmy for over 2 years, and it hasn’t changed for the worse until recently.
Sophocles@infosec.pubto Games@lemmy.world•Yep, I actually own 7,255 games on Steam. I’ve played 23% of my library. I regret nothing.English354·15 days agoThe comments of this thread give off major Reddit energy. Sure the post is a little fedora-lordish but why not add meaningful input by discussing the value of games and their stories like the post suggests, rather than bashing a stranger for no reason other than hypercriticalism?
It’s not a crime to enjoy something. Just because someone has a differing view does not make it a wrong view. And honestly if I get downvoted, it kinda proves that lemmings just critisize others and hate when someone is critical of them. Hypocrisy at its finest.
I too have chosen to spend a good chunk of my money on games, and came to, you know the “games” lemmy instance, to talk about them. That’s not hyper-consumerism, its me finding happiness in a world where there’s not much to be happy about. Like op said, it’s a way to escape, explore, and lose yourself.
Those PC-88 pics look really cool. Just goes to show that you don’t need a cutting edge PC for good graphics (or even a GPU at all in this case).
Also speaking of Michael Jackson, his Sega Genesis game Moonwalker is definitely a hidden gem worth checking out. Smooth gameplay and criminally underrated
Sophocles@infosec.pubto Games@lemmy.world•Nintendo Is Already Punishing Switch 2 Users Over Piracy ‘Suspicions’English6·28 days agoIt’s a reference to this post. A lot of people found it funny but a lot of lemmings also thought it was insulting and spam
Sophocles@infosec.pubto Games@lemmy.world•Nintendo Is Already Punishing Switch 2 Users Over Piracy ‘Suspicions’English1810·29 days agoThings you should never get caught liking on Lemmy:
Nintendo
Windows
Auth-right, lib-right, or lib-left politics
A can of beans
Police
Man vs bear hypothetical
CalyxOS
Etc.(Edit: formatting)
All of my favorite Star Wars games are on sale. When star wars games were good; “before the dark times, before EA.”
Knights of the Old Republic I & II
Dark forces
Empire at War
Jedi Academy
Jedi Outcast
Republic Commando
Battlefront I & II (Lucasarts ones not EA)
Shadows of the Empire
Bounty HunterAll great games worth playing imo
I’m interested to read your interview, I’ve often wondered what motivations are present for the minds behind services like that. I wonder how many are from a benevolent will to share entertainment & preserve games, and how many are simply just financial
Sophocles@infosec.pubto Patient Gamers@sh.itjust.works•Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week?2·1 month agoXenia was one of the few programs I kept windows for, good to check it off the list. I’ll definitely be downloading and tinkering with it soon
Sophocles@infosec.pubto Patient Gamers@sh.itjust.works•Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week?3·1 month agoI recently got back into Batman Arkham City. The last time I played it was 2016 or so, and I forgot what it was about. I remember it being really good, but I’m enjoying it even more this time around. They really nailed all the characters spot on (coming from reading the graphic novels and comics)
Sophocles@infosec.pubto Patient Gamers@sh.itjust.works•Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week?3·1 month agoSeconded on Talos Principle; it’s a great game. It takes a more philosophical spin on the story rather than a comical spin like Portal, but it does scratch that 3D puzzler itch that Portal accomplishes so well
Sophocles@infosec.pubto Patient Gamers@sh.itjust.works•Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week?2·1 month agoMindustry is such a gem. It’s my most played game on Steam and for good reason
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Nightfire is such a great game, you’ll have a lot of fun with it. All the James Bond games are pretty slept on imo (except goldeneye, which everyone knows already).
I know Sonic Unleashed had an unofficial PC port, but I didn’t know Midnight Club 3 had one, is there a PC version or are you talking about emulation on pc?
PS2/Xbox/Gamecube is my favorite era of gaming; there were so many good titles released. Here are some hidden gems some might like:
007 Nightfire: best Bond game imo aside from Goldeneye, spy themed fps, great splitscreen multiplayer
Marvel Ultimate Alliance: beat em up featuring a sizeable amount of marvel heroes (deadpool!)
Midnight Club 3: way ahead of its time; open world racing develeoped by rockstar. Basically GTA but just the car part
Sonic Unleashed: very slept-on sonic title, has the usual fast paced running but you can also become a werewolf sonic and it becomes more hack n slash / 3d platformer
SoulCalibur 2&3: SoulCalibur is my favorite fighting franchise, and SC2 is the best in that series. I like SC2 better on Gamecube because of Link, but SC3 was only released on Playstation 2
Star Trek Conquest: an RTS but for console? A decent Star Trek game? It’s actually a lot of fun and challenging with certain civilizations. Winning as the Federation is HARD
Test Drive Off Road Wide Open: a racing game I used to play all the time, had an open world setting that I would just drive around in for hours. Fun, fast paced, and features Metallica!
Star Wars the Clone Wars: vehicular combat game with a surprisingly fun campaign. Flying around in a clone dropship is so much fun and the splitscreen multiplayer is a lot of fun too
Sophocles@infosec.pubto Linux Gaming@lemmy.world•[SOLVED] Connecting a Wiimote as a controller?English1·2 months agoSeconded on the Dolphinbar. If you switch it to mode 4 and you have an original wiimote it works natively with Dolphin emulator. Very straightforward setup and minimal tweaking. Best 30 bucks I’ve ever spent
Sophocles@infosec.pubto Games@lemmy.world•What games are just objective masterpieces?English9·2 months agoHeres a list of some favorites:
Imperfect perfection: Morrowind
Perfect perfection: Starcraft Brood War
Objective perfection: Plants vs Zombies
Subjective perfection: Knights of the Old Republic
Perfect for its time: Gauntlet IV
Perfect timeless: Sonic 2
Perfect for its genre: LOZ Minish Cap
Perfect All-in-one: Shenmue II
Sophocles@infosec.pubto memes@lemmy.world•Downvoting posts that commit logical fallacies.4·2 months agoAd baculum 🤔
I find them really boring, especially in RPG contexts. The difference is night and day when you walk into a handcrafted dungeon that has situational storytelling, creative direction, and ambiance that conveys a specific feeling. Bethesda games do this exceptionally well, for example.
Handcrafting a world also gives meaning to exploration; when I explore a procedurally generated world I feel like I’m just walking around aimlessly, looking for just another treasure chest or enemy to fight. But in a hand-crafted world, there are specific things to look for, situational stories to be told, or even secrets to find that the creator hid. That’s a lot more fun to explore than walking around in a glorified geometric algorithm