Yeah I have done it before, but I like mechanoids more, so I always end up ignoring Genetics in favor of more mech stuff.

You know its funny because I can play Xcom on Impossible Ironman and i have a great time, but for some reason, Rimworld difficulty frustrates me. I lose a colonel in the Base Defense mission in Xcom and its great, I lose a colonist in Rimworld and I feel frustrated. I dont get why i feel that way, i just do ;-;

allegedly, Helldiver’s armor has small fans that keep the cape flowing at all times.

Elite Dangerous. Beautiful game, wonderful atmosphere, fun flight model, but so so tedious and grindy. It wouldn’t be so bad if they expanded the gameplay loop some, but its been markedly the same since launch minus a few attachments stapled on. I do hear that there is an actual update thats adding a new mission type that actually combines multiple forms of gameplay, so i might check that out when it comes out.

Vinesauce Vinny did an interview with the dev, i recommend watching it.

The amount of birds that actually get killed by wind turbines has always been dubious at best. And having been next to a wind turbine, they really aren’t that noisy.

I know what the first reason is because of Fallout New Vegas :(

Honestly like 2/3s of their stellaris dlc should be base game free content update. its ridiculous.

remember when Postal did a parody of the Waco massacre?

food and ammo are things i never keep track of, unless its magical foods or ammo.

Except in Call of Cthulhu, because i feel runming out of ammo in that game is more interesting than in DND.

When a game rereleases with an enhanced version or remake and it ruins the atmosphere. Been playing SMT Strange Journey Redux, and the new artstyle feels so generic and bland compared to the OG Strange Journey. The original had this kind of dark and oppressive atmosphere that Redux is sort of missing. Its really minor, since Redux does add a ton of stuff, so its probably still the better way to play, but that original tone just isnt the same.

I love Half Life 1, more than Half Life 2, infact. Until the platforming. A small amount of platforming is fine, especially if its optional and used to give you more options in a combat scenario. But when you NEED to make precision jumps with the floaty controls, its very frustrating. I usually stop after Surface Tension.

I mean, I’ve watched gameplay of it, watched friends play it and it doesn’t look appealing to me. It looks like Assassins Creed with somewhat better combat.

Oh I loved Cyberpunk, I thought it was fantastic but I played it after 2.0. I can totally see why someone wouldn’t get into it though, especially before 2.0.

Doom Eternal was such a freakin disappointment to me. It was fine, thats all to me.

I love Doom 3, but I totally get what you’re saying. Dead Space is for sure like a better version of Doom 3. But I have a soft spot for personally and I love the sci fi environments and world building.

Oh man, yeah the hit reg and combat physics in Bethesda games are awful. At least Morrowind had good RPG elements, I would rather have that DND style of combat than what Oblivion and Skyrim have done with theirs.

YES thats what I thought whenever someone tried to get me to play it!

Hot take, Borderlands was never really a good franchise. Yeah I played through the second game, but i did so once, and never wanted to return to it afterwards.

Digital Debil Story Megami Tensei 1989 beats Pokemon, so Atlus should 100% sue Nintendo to give them a taste of their own medicine.