Wesp5
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Atari ST > all of them
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Atari ST > all of them
laclongquan
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We need that Fallout remake in Fallout New Vegas engine.
Like, yesterday.
Like, yesterday.
Wesp5
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I wrote my diploma with a desktop publishing program on the same Atari ST I played my games on. I don't see any of the other computers at the time being able to do that!
Nifft Batuff
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Happy Women's Day to all Codex trannies.
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KateMicucci
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Disco Elysium is the most explicitly pro-White RPG I've ever played.
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laclongquan
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The triggering statements are running out, it seems~
you're right, BG2 and TOEE are utter tripe. Sawyer OTOH really made use of that processing power
Cat Headed Eagle
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SIXTEEN TIMES the speech checks!
Axioms
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Dunno what ya'll are babbling about, I don't support Sawyer at all. Many of his games weren't direct transliterations of table top but they did follow a similar design.
you're right, BG2 and TOEE are utter tripe. Sawyer OTOH really made use of that processing power
Dunno what ya'll are babbling about, I don't support Sawyer at all. Many of his games weren't direct transliterations of table top but they did follow a similar design.
you're right, BG2 and TOEE are utter tripe. Sawyer OTOH really made use of that processing power
Triangles and squares?
Cat Headed Eagle
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Skyrim and Borderlands are the pinnacle of rpgs. Tim Cain approves.
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They were always mediocre. DnD bad.
lametta
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People on the codex who complain about the quality of newer releases and just keep going back to older"classic" games churning through them again and again aren't real gamers anymore. They are thrill seekers/addicts who try to capture the feeling of playing a game that were milestones/innovative and breaking bounds, but which are nowadays clunky and shit if we are honest. So yeah you ll never ever get that feeling again if you keep replaying your 30 year old game.
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Nifft Batuff
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I miss Rusty.
There was a thread or two lately about old games being unplayable now. It was hard to explain to people why age matters with old games and how there are games I liked in 1993 or whatever that I don't like today. For me it is sometimes the gameplay, but usually more to do with the UI and controls. I also have a pet peeve about the number of mouse clicks it takes to do a simple thing, some games are insane for that. One game had a laggy mouse cursor and I tried playing it for hours but then I started losing my mind.
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