Lord_Potato
Arcane
Thaumaturge and Baldr's Squid Isekai from the Codex inhouse game developer Tyranicon
What games are you watching out for?
Thaumaturge and Baldr's Squid Isekai from the Codex inhouse game developer Tyranicon
What games are you watching out for?
The first two Stalker games are the kind that need to be played multiple times to appreciate their depth (same thing applies to good music). On my first playthrough (Clear Sky) I thought it was interesting, but also confusing and very janky. Fortunately I always replay most games right away after finishing, since there is/was always much more to discover in a good game than a single playthrough can reveal.I never really got STALKER in the way other people do. I've really tried, it just puts me to sleep.
The number and complexity of mods out there have made the game more interesting. It might be worth revisiting.
The main thing I've learned from studying history is that most people learn nothing from history.Why do you expect Stalker 2 to come out in 2024, or to be good? Have you learned nothing from history?
If you're smart you memorize and know which devs release a finished product on release day and which ones don't. Every developer has their own track record. Like, say for example, you purchase a Bethesda game day 1. You deserve everything bad that happens.Fucking retards buying games on day1 and then complaining how broken and overpriced they are.
You people disgust me.
If you need to play a game multiple times for it to be good, it's a piece of shit. It's like tv shows. "Just wait until episode 5, it gets really good then!". Fuck you. If I gotta wait for it to become good it's not worth my time. The great classics draw you in immediately and keep you enthralled to the very end.The first two Stalker games are the kind that need to be played multiple times to appreciate their depth (same thing applies to good music). On my first playthrough (Clear Sky) I thought it was interesting, but also confusing and very janky. Fortunately I always replay most games right away after finishing, since there is/was always much more to discover in a good game than a single playthrough can reveal.I never really got STALKER in the way other people do. I've really tried, it just puts me to sleep.
The number and complexity of mods out there have made the game more interesting. It might be worth revisiting.
Alas I've never played a good Stalker mod, but I stopped checking a decade ago. The vanilla games are just fine though.
Some slow-burning shows are worth the wait, though.It's like tv shows. "Just wait until episode 5, it gets really good then!". Fuck you. If I gotta wait for it to become good it's not worth my time.
If it's not good at the start, it's simply not good. 'Tis the rule of art. It's why I'll never watch Star Trek: The Next Generation. Two full seasons of bad is irredeemable. I don't care if the later seasons are Breaking Bad tiers of greatness. Fuck yo show nigga.Some slow-burning shows are worth the wait, though.It's like tv shows. "Just wait until episode 5, it gets really good then!". Fuck you. If I gotta wait for it to become good it's not worth my time.
Taking the bait, but - TNG is episodic so you can just skip the first two seasons if you want to (though you shouldn't; parts of season two are quite good, and season three doesn't really start off strong).It's why I'll never watch Star Trek: The Next Generation. Two full seasons of bad is irredeemable.
You consider 40 out of 178 to be an acceptable record?Taking the bait, but - TNG is episodic so you can just skip the first two seasons if you want to (though you shouldn't; parts of season two are quite good, and season three doesn't really start off strong).It's why I'll never watch Star Trek: The Next Generation. Two full seasons of bad is irredeemable.
Realistically, out of the 178 episodes they produced for TNG, about 40 were good, and yes, I can recite them from memory. Just watch those! Like the original Star Trek, it's a small handful of really good hour-long sci-fi movies buried amid a rancid sea of shit, and your job is to dive in and look for the hidden gold.
Brilliant. You've just missed out on Breaking Bad with such ignorant approach.If you need to play a game multiple times for it to be good, it's a piece of shit. It's like tv shows. "Just wait until episode 5, it gets really good then!". Fuck you. If I gotta wait for it to become good it's not worth my time. The great classics draw you in immediately and keep you enthralled to the very end.
Breaking Bad's pilot episode was great, idiot.Brilliant. You've just missed out on Breaking Bad with such ignorant approach.If you need to play a game multiple times for it to be good, it's a piece of shit. It's like tv shows. "Just wait until episode 5, it gets really good then!". Fuck you. If I gotta wait for it to become good it's not worth my time. The great classics draw you in immediately and keep you enthralled to the very end.
No, the Stalker games were interesting to me (but apparently not to Lemming42) both from the beginning of each game and during the first playthrough, so I didn't hesitate to start a second playthrough just days after. But to appreciate their real depth takes multiple playthroughs, there simply is too much lore and mechanics for the player to digest in a single run.If you need to play a game multiple times for it to be good, it's a piece of shit. It's like tv shows. "Just wait until episode 5, it gets really good then!". Fuck you. If I gotta wait for it to become good it's not worth my time. The great classics draw you in immediately and keep you enthralled to the very end.The first two Stalker games are the kind that need to be played multiple times to appreciate their depth (same thing applies to good music). On my first playthrough (Clear Sky) I thought it was interesting, but also confusing and very janky. Fortunately I always replay most games right away after finishing, since there is/was always much more to discover in a good game than a single playthrough can reveal.I never really got STALKER in the way other people do. I've really tried, it just puts me to sleep.
The number and complexity of mods out there have made the game more interesting. It might be worth revisiting.
Alas I've never played a good Stalker mod, but I stopped checking a decade ago. The vanilla games are just fine though.
Just like your taste in gamesThis year looks to be utter shit.
This year is going to be pretty good
speaks volumes that a mod for a 30 years old game is the only thing even remotely interesting this year (oh, and hopefully new ashes 2063)The new update for Death Wish mod for Blood: Overhauled levels and a new episode hopefully this year.