Screenshot thread

[baud]

 

[PulsatingBrain]

Trapping and stunlocking in a lightning storm spell, traditional methods of unicorn hunting.

I'm ashamed to say that I'm not even sure what game this is. It looks interesting though. What is it?

 

[panzertoter]

Trapping and stunlocking in a lightning storm spell, traditional methods of unicorn hunting.

I'm ashamed to say that I'm not even sure what game this is. It looks interesting though. What is it?

https://store.steampowered.com/app/889080/Deity_Empires/

 

[Circuit the Short]

'm ashamed to say that I'm not even sure what game this is. It looks interesting though. What is it?

This looks great, game name pls

It's deity empires.

Minireview incoming!

 

[Ninja Destroyer]

Max Payne with Kung Fu mod. The new moves sometimes gave an interesting results, although "stunning" enemies made it too easy for me at the end. Still great game, it was nice finishing it during the winter while cleaning New York from the criminal scum.

Spoiler

 

[Konjad]

 

[DraQ]

Chiaroscuro in BLAM,
AKA Main Belt Destruction Extraction with my "Basilisk" class destroyer as seen from afar:

...Because nothing says "disarm and immobilize a space battleship WITHOUT killing everyone on board" like spamming it with dozens of cannon launched nukes.

 

[ERYFKRAD]

Do you play anything than CoaDE these days, DraQ

 

[DraQ]

Do you play anything than CoaDE these days, DraQ

I did replay Ori recently, 've been playing some Guncaster, and I am meaning to:

• Restart DOS2 (at classic, because it seems that it might be the more sensible way to play it)
• Restart Skyrim with nu-Requiem
• Finally play through Witcher 3
• go through my backlog and reply some more stuff

It's just that things like work take quite a bit of my time, and CoaDE doesn't require much context to sit down and implement a cool idea you just had (it's like build restartitis, but without an RPG) - but it tends to eat time with remarkable efficiency.

 

[Crane]

 

[Kabas]

Combat in enclave feels a bit, i dunno, too floaty? Sometimes i feel like i got the hang of it and can easily deal with heavily armored orcs, sometimes they give me trouble - this sort of stuff.
It's very annoying when you die on the level before reaching the checkpoint. Once you reach one the only penalty you're going to get for the death is a -10 gold. All levels are replayable.
You don't have skill points or anything like that, but you can buy your character's equipment. So you do have some interesting choices and trade offs to make.

All melee characters can use the crossbow, but it's only effective if you can aim at the head. Bows are easier to one-shot kill with, but they're not as fast to shoot and only the huntress can use those.
Spellcasters are walking cannons with only two spells depending on the chosen staff, though i can't notice the difference between the druidess and the wizard.
Halfling is a small and faster version of the default knight, my go-to character. The gnome engineer is a slow halfling, but is the only one who can equip bombs and molotovs.
Poison dagger is amazing.
Levels look pretty cool and varied so far, especially that underwater facility one.
Yet to tackle the dark side campaign.

Spoiler

^I didn't expect the Kaiju fight to be honest

 

[Konjad]

 

[Astral Rag]

 

[Nifft Batuff]

 

[RK47]

 

[Jacob]

Spoiler

TBH it's shit

 

[Taka-Haradin puolipeikko]

edit.

Spoiler

 

[Endemic]

 

[ERYFKRAD]

 

[Astral Rag]

 

[Circuit the Short]

aarklash legacy

Tried to play that because of roqua's recommendation, but didn't like it at all. It terms of game mechanics it plays like RTS with a pause, not party-based RPG: cooldowns, hp bloat and all that stuff. Was kinda fun at first, but gets repetitive fast with all encounters being practically the same and your party using the same skill combinations over and over. I read it gets better later with interesting boss fights, but I was bored with it after few hours. (Also predefined characters without much customization, retarded "+0.3% fire damage" itemization and long linear corridors you have to run through to get to another encounter)

Liked the healer with healing chakram working as indirect spell, though. The fact that the wrong use of the spell could heal enemies instead of your warrior made positioning in battle a bit more fun.

 

[Taka-Haradin puolipeikko]

aarklash legacy

Tried to play that because of roqua's recommendation, but didn't like it at all. It terms of game mechanics it plays like RTS with a pause, not party-based RPG: cooldowns, hp bloat and all that stuff. Was kinda fun at first, but gets repetitive very fast with all encounters being practically the same and your party using the same skill combinations over and over. I read it gets better later with interesting boss fights, but I was bored with it after few hours. (Also predefined characters without much customization, retarded "+0.3% fire damage" itemization and long linear corridors you have to run through to get to another encounter)

Yep.
Pretty much that, but it does give some nice screenshots.

 

[Circuit the Short]

Yep.
Pretty much that, but it does give some nice screenshots.

Yes, looks good despite warcraft 3 visual style. Also liked the engine - the game worked very smooth for me, stable framerate and nice animations that felt just right for rtwp clickfest. Shame they didn't use that engine for something less boring.

 

[RK47]

ATOM

Spoiler

Hush, pussy.

 

[RK47]

ATOM RPG

Spoiler

First you trade for the grenade.

Now throw it to the middle of the camp to hit all three.

They will try to fight back.

Aim for the hunting rifle guy first,

followed with the bare handed guy

and take out the guy with the toy gun last since imaginary bullets only deal imaginary damage. Your bullets and knives are more real and therefore deadlier.

Loot them all for a nice hunting rifle and some drugs.

Dawn of War - Soulstorm