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Puukko
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What graphics mods are you using?A coincidence!
It was preordained!
Ravenmark: Scourge of Estellion.
This has been sitting on my wishlist for a while but haven't bought yet due to the mixed review score and IIRC it was originally a mobile game.
Is it good?
EDIT: Nevermind you already answered that
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I think Pathfinder Wrath is fucking with me.
Heroic Liberator
Arcane
You don't drink coffee from peppers? Never gonna make it, brah.
I think Pathfinder Wrath is fucking with me.
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Nice of them to put a stopper on the drinking horn
I think Pathfinder Wrath is fucking with me.
Guildmaster: Gratuitous Subtitle
Monster's Den: Godfall
yes, that's a giant flying cat monster
Plague Inc: Evolved
Project Zomboid
Made myself some yummy rodent meat roast! Tasty!
And finally, some QUAKE!
This is the Alkaline mod.
Monster's Den: Godfall
yes, that's a giant flying cat monster
Plague Inc: Evolved
Project Zomboid
Made myself some yummy rodent meat roast! Tasty!
And finally, some QUAKE!
This is the Alkaline mod.
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Like mere chili is going to stop me from getting muh coffee.Nice of them to put a stopper on the drinking horn
I think Pathfinder Wrath is fucking with me.
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Kenshi: timeless and cool
Riskbreaker
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GrafvonMoltke
Shoutbox Purity League
Such is life in the zone.
I was using the gog version of Soul Reaver 2 with a Widescreen fix. The game needs a remaster or a remake... lots of crashes even with the fix.
Nothing very special about it. Beings looking similar to this one appear in many mythologies of many cultures from Mesopotamia to Germanic myths (goddess Freya owned those). For some reason they are not as well known in popular mythology as some other similar beasts. Just saying.Monster's Den: Godfall
yes, that's a giant flying cat monster
Also Monster's Den? Seriously? IIRC the series was some terrible web-only games (or something like that). How bad(or good?) is this one?
Nothing very special about it. Beings looking similar to this one appear in many mythologies of many cultures from Mesopotamia to Germanic myths (goddess Freya owned those). For some reason they are not as well known in popular mythology as some other similar beasts. Just saying.Monster's Den: Godfall
yes, that's a giant flying cat monster
Also Monster's Den? Seriously? IIRC the series was some terrible web-only games (or something like that). How bad(or good?) is this one?
It started out as a flash game series on Newgrounds and other flash game sites, but I wouldn't call it terrible. As far as flash games go, this was among the better ones.
The entire series is now available on Steam and goes cheap on sales. Godfall is the most recent one, and it's pretty decent and while it has risen above its humble flash game beginnings, it's still the same formula at the core.
In Godfall, you run a mercenary company and can hire several characters (hire = create from scratch as you please), but only 4 can be in your party at any one time. It has an overworld that can be freely explored, and you can take missions from several factions which will reward you with gold and reputation, but if you take longer than a month the objective will fail so don't go and fill up your entire questlog at day one. There's also a main quest but I haven't come far in it yet.
The core of the game is its combat, and it's pretty decent. You have your 4 characters arranged on the left side and 2 free slots for summons. Enemies are arranged on the right side and can be up to 6. The position of characters on the grid determines where they can attack. My fighter in the front row center can attack any enemy in the front row, but my cleric at the top can only attack the top and middle ones - at least as long as those slots are filled. When only one enemy remains, everyone can attack it regardless of position.
The combat is turn based and initiative order is based on a timer. Those blue circles you see in the middle of characters are the action timer. Once it is full, the character gets to act. Some skills can reduce enemy action charge, causing their initiative to slip behind. There's a lot of different buff and debuff spells/skills too. Difficulty is pretty tough in some areas and you have to make sure your characters are well-equipped and have the right skills prioritized - you can't jack of all trades them, specializing is a lot more effective.
It's a decent enough game, especially for the price, if you want to go for some dungeon crawling.
It does have Diablo-style loot though, so if you're allergic to lootathons you might want to avoid it.
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I uh, forgot those were in Kenshi.
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The Last Remnant. I beat this one when it released on Xbox 360. I am now playing on PC for the first time. Very smooth frame rate, and other improvements makes this the version to play. Unfortunately, I don't think it's directly available on Steam anymore. I do think some resellers still sell keys. This is really an underappreciated gem. The game sits on a 66 Metascore, which is a travesty of epic proportions. The handling of unions and what units to put in is very fun. At first, the game can be confusing, but if you put some time in, you will have game with some of the most challenging encounters I can think of. If you fulfill the right criteria, you will even get to fight an even tougher version of the final boss. He was hard as balls, but I did beat him back in the day. I am playing this because I have been wanting to play the game with leaders only in my unions, something that the 360 version did not allow.
toughasnails
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I was never enamored with how dx11 renderer's lighting looks compared to vanilla and going by the screens you guys are posting here it doesn't look like it has improved much even after there years.
Danikas
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Meh it's worth it for performance improvement and much bigger view distance alone, dynamic shdows dont hurt either to me it looks much better than vannila Gothic and I will never play it again because without it Gothic runs at 25 fps on my modern pc and Chronicles of myrtana without dx11 in the city is a 10 fps slideshow.
Dunno what is your problem to me it look's comfy.
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