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You do Trevor's first heist mission, you have to put back what you stole and don't even find out what it is. You rob a plane in mid-air, the cargo goes down and you get nothing for it.
If you do the mission a certain way, you keep the submarine in the lockup at Trevor’s airport and you can use the Chinook to bring it places and drop it in the water to do some exploring.
That big plane can be found in the lake/sea and you can find special weapons and armor in it. But I agree with you mostly.
 
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A Sniper Elite game set in Vietnam could be fun.
I was watching Worth a Buy's review of the game and to him it felt like a DLC with a character who can't keep his mouth shut.
it will forever boggle my mind not simply picking up the warhammer license and make a guardsman game together with zombie elite. shit would sell itself.
 
Currently replaying through AC: Odyssey. It's new game plus so I'm really just messing around. Currently running around in the "bare chested and oiled" outfit and I imagine that the greased up deaf guy from family guy is swordfighting spartans and it's pretty fucking funny
 
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Playing For Honor, I would not recommend it unless you like playing against people who've played since 2017. if your a fan of fighting games though you pick up on the stuff pretty easy, just different terms for old things.
Also For Honor outliving XDefiant L M A O
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If you do the mission a certain way, you keep the submarine in the lockup at Trevor’s airport and you can use the Chinook to bring it places and drop it in the water to do some exploring.
That big plane can be found in the lake/sea and you can find special weapons and armor in it. But I agree with you mostly.
True, forgot about some of those. At least at the end you get twenty million so you don't walk away empty handed like I was worried might happen. Hopefully there's still someone at Rockstar who gets that the players want to do over the top heists and walk away with a shit ton of cash, not be lectured on how crime is bad.

If it's just thirty hours of "Fuck the police", it could work.
 
Since about Christmas I've gotten into a Russian Civil War mod for the 2014 real-time tactical game Men of War: Assault Squad 2. Pretty interesting stuff that's been in the works for some years already, they have 700+ well-researched, historically accurate units spread out nearly 20 factions so far and seem to still be updating, hopefully they add the Caucasus nations soon since they've already added quite a few breakaway nationalist factions (Poland, all three Baltic republics, etc.) and there are already Georgian NPCs in one of their singleplayer campaigns (Iron Stream, can be found at the bottom of their unit encyclopedia's frankly massive uniform section). The uniforms of the Siberian White Army troops, for example, were lifted from descriptions of Kolchak's historical army based on Russian sources gathered in this ancient looking Russian website.

Been having a blast playing their Lbischensk raid mission so far, where you start with a squad of Ural commandos and have to sneak around a massive Red Army force to reach your objectives before eventually transitioning into the surprise attack that killed the famous Soviet hero Vasily Chapayev. As far as the singleplayer goes, I'm looking to alternate between Red & White Army missions generally before getting started on the other factions' campaigns.

Also the devs are on Youtube, where they periodically post videos made with the mod. This is a fairly recent one from last month, for example. I don't understand a word the narrator is saying but I don't need to to know that this is a neat 12 minute video of a horde of Siberians zerg rushing some very unfortunate commie су́ки trying to defend positions in & around a small village, presumably alternating their chatter between 'blyat' and 'Xaxaxaxa' as they rush B through artillery & MG fire (which blow up even some of their vaunted Fiat-Omsky armored cars).

 
I've been playing The Bazaar, it's a closed beta of a game by Reynad, an old Hearthstone player. It's fairly standard auto-battler fare, but it feels much better thought out than anything else in the genre. Vendors only allow a single reroll so it's difficult to force a build but you can choose between 3 events per step so you can still somewhat target specific synergies. Resources are limited which tends to lock you into whatever you invest in, but items can be quite flexible often fitting with multiple synergies and that design makes pivoting builds possible and sometimes very rewarding. To top it all off the matchmaking is asynchronous, so there isn't any realtime pressure, you can take as much time as you want making decisions and pause anytime.
I just finished West of Loathing, and am a few hours into Shadows Over Loathing.
They are a bit repetitive in combat, but they are reasonably entertaining, inoffensive games with a goofy sense of humour.
I like that Shadow has an actual list of what you need to do, whereas you have to constantly talk to your partner in West to remind yourself of what to do.
Mentioning Loathing inspired me to browse the Kingdom of Loathing wiki for the first time in over 15 years, crazy that it's still getting new updates.
 
Sat down and played Resident Evil: Survivor on my hacked Playstation Classic to celebrate the 25th anniversary. Not a great game but so bad it's enjoyable given how stupid the whole plot is. If capcom had any sense they'd attempt a VR remake of it. Today now also marks the 25th anniversary of the original Code Veronica so I'm going to play it on my PS5 for the first time. Arguably this is where the series peaked when it was still survival horror although I personally think 2-3 and REmake are better.
 
Sat down and played Resident Evil: Survivor on my hacked Playstation Classic to celebrate the 25th anniversary. Not a great game but so bad it's enjoyable given how stupid the whole plot is. If capcom had any sense they'd attempt a VR remake of it. Today now also marks the 25th anniversary of the original Code Veronica so I'm going to play it on my PS5 for the first time. Arguably this is where the series peaked when it was still survival horror although I personally think 2-3 and REmake are better.
Code Veronica is the real 3 though isn't it? They just couldn't call it that cause Sony had a deal with Capcom, so they called it CV to release it on the Dreamcast, and released what was meant to be more of a 2.5 as 3.

Kinda like how Doom 64 is the real Doom 3.
 
Code Veronica is the real 3 though isn't it? They just couldn't call it that cause Sony had a deal with Capcom, so they called it CV to release it on the Dreamcast, and released what was meant to be more of a 2.5 as 3.

Kinda like how Doom 64 is the real Doom 3.
Yeah. It's amazing how good RE3 is though considering capcom had to slap it together in less than a year. Then decades later, with better tech and budget they somehow fuck up the remake and make something that was infinitely inferior.
 
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I'm playing something called TCG Card Shop Simulator after getting a YouTube recommendation of someone playing it. I typically wouldn't play 'simulator' games but you can blast sweaty, smelly consoomers with aersol deodorant reminding me of a news article about a woman leaving in the middle of a Yu-Gi-Oh tournament last year because her opponents smelled horrible. The hilarity of this made me want to pick the game up.
 
Nunholy. It's a nice Christian game.
Also Dino Trauma, it's a bit like Dino Crisis but in first-person.
I don't even know why it is so heavily marketed as NSFW. All it is is clothed nuns with big boobies, and you only see them for like 10% of the game anyways. Soundtrack is also very good!
 
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Started FFVII Rebirth, halfway thru the 2nd chapter judging by the 50% on the PS5 home screen, so haven't had a chance to engage much with the combat mechanics past the basics.

I'm withholding my appraisal till I get further in, but it has yet to impress me much. Remake had some aspects that I wasn't a fan of. The forced slow walking sections, the busy-work side quests in the more free roaming sections of Midgar and the horribly designed layouts of the sector slums that try way too hard to appear busy and alive with NPCs.

Nibelheim and Kalm were even more frustrating to navigate and I despise when the game forces you to slow down while story set pieces play out (Sephiroths destruction of Clouds hometown and the escape from Kalm). These sequences would've been better served as quick cutscenes.

The Mako vacuum segments as you work your way towards the Mt. Nibel reactor, while short and easy, are also boring and annoying. Feels like the game is going to be bloated with unnecessary shit that only serves to extend the play time more than the quick and breezy nature of Remakes relatively linear sections.

And I'm not a big fan of open world tropes, like crafting mechanics, unlocking map markers (a la Far Cry 3 or Assassin's Creed) and mini-games (such as the Queens Blood card game, which is all I've encountered to this point). I was aware these things would be present, but I hoped (and still do) that the nostalgia of a more realized version of OG VIIs world will carry me thru the aggravating parts.

And maybe it's just my eyesight worsening with age (on the wrong side of 40 at this point), but I prefer the graphics of the PS4 Remake. I don't know how to explain it, but it's like the environments are so busy with extraneous details (even more so than Remake) that it just becomes visual white noise. It's a similar feeling to when you're brain is exhausted and you need sleep, that your ability to focus is diminished and everything seems kind of hazy.

One thing I do find promising with the combat, is the apparent attempts to expand on it. It seems like enemies are more active than before, and you need to pay more attention to blocking, dodging and looking for openings to attack, rather than just laying on the auto-attack until your ability meters fill.

The "folios" Im not sold on yet. I prefer the progression of Remakes upgrades on the individual weapons, but the addition of "synergy" abilities does seem interesting, and a natural progression given that now you can assemble your own party compositions.

Definitely a more demanding system, but time will tell if it's added complexities and nuance is an improvement. I found Remakes system to consistently hit a sweet spot in boss battles that mimicked the hurried nature of OG VIIs ATB system and had a blast with Tifas combo playstyle particularly.

If nothing else, the redone compositions of the OG OST are always a treat that I look forward to.
Close to a decade late on it, but Dark Souls 3 finally clicked for me.
Is this your first Souls game?
 
A Sniper Elite game set in Vietnam could be fun.
I was watching Worth a Buy's review of the game and to him it felt like a DLC with a character who can't keep his mouth shut.

I agree, they should do a different setting. I haven't completed Resistance yet but you (both) summed up my experience so far, it's an expansion to 5 and they should do a different setting/time.

And frankly I looked up this thread mostly to complain that the resistance leader in Nazi occupied France is, again, a black woman. At least this one has a shitty french accent instead of a shitty scottish (!!) accent.
 
And frankly I looked up this thread mostly to complain that the resistance leader in Nazi occupied France is, again, a black woman. At least this one has a shitty french accent instead of a shitty scottish (!!) accent.
They really went full DEI in Sniper Elite 5, every French Resistance NPC you meet at the briefing zone (before you are dropped in the open world) would be either a black man or a woman.
 
They really went full DEI in Sniper Elite 5, every French Resistance NPC you meet at the briefing zone (before you are dropped in the open world) would be either a black man or a woman.
Really? Tbh I didn't even notice. Mostly because I don't really care to much I don't play sniper elite for the story so I also skip cutscenes.

But rn I'm playing Blazeblue Entropy, stalker 2, marvel rivals(only with friends), and FF7 rebirth.
 
HoI4 and TW: Warhammer for singleplayer
Squad when frens are online
also played some Kangzdom Cums: Delieverance 2 the last week but they game is too buggy and devs sperg out over their favourite niggers and jews on twitter instead of fixing their game
 
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