>>7511 *fully min maxed

>>7112 I prefer the one where he is falling from an explosion in the sky with a beer mug in hand.

Is this worth upgrading my graphics card to play?

>>7540 not really it has no fucking content and is utterly broken

>>1955 Cyberpunk 2077 should not have been released in the condition that it was released in. Most of the bugs I experienced, which weren't many for me, have been patched. The game performs better for me, although I have also upgraded my processor. Graphically speaking this game weighs a ton. It is inconceivable to me that a GTX 1070 with the latest patches can only get around 30 FPS on ULTRA at most. My card hadn't really shown its age until now.

>>7581 my favorite way to get free games for my NES is to download them from https://the-eye.eu/public/rom/NES/

Will Vita prices go down now?

>>7587 Why would it? All this would do is drive up the cost of physical games and cause far more people to jailbreak their Vita.

this board is dead

*slaps crab butt*

>>7546 Seek help or ngmi https://youtu.be/zTkWkrzDICg https://youtu.be/InNv9GS-hd0 https://youtu.be/lyjJ99ipXqw

I think it's a really good game about managing a small community of individuals with different skills, needs and personalities. Pretty barren but it is a really good platform for modding with lots of open space for turning the game into whatever you want, from making a colony of raiders moving across the planet and razing settlements to exploring the stars in your handmade spaceship and fighting the mechanoid hoards. Warfare in RimWorld is fucking terrifying because every warrior is a guy you have spent hours with, you understand their importance, you know of their relationships, you understand their personalities and if they die there's a true sense or loss there. Vanilla is pretty barren, but there are excellent mods for this. Much recommended for any leftyanon

The only good thing about Stellaris is that it conforms to the leftist worldview (ironically, porky Collectivism equals Authoritarianism versus Individualism equals Freedom equals Entrepreneurship was overtime changed to Freedom equals Egalitarianism and Communism, Private business equals oligarchy) The game, however, was broken by later patches. It's overcomplicated and requires tedious routine, but also doesn't have any variance at all. It's perfectly balanced, but due to being overcomplicated and drawnout doesn't work out for multiplayer. Like every other 4x strategy game, it seems to think that throwing a billion different menus and mechanics at players is an acceptable substitute for actual fun. Even if I don't mind it breaking the KISS principle, the issue is it doesn't get anything from it. The reason for their design is to try and make it a "real sim of a sci-fi galaxy". It awfully bungles it, as none of the systems are actually in any way deep. Its just a bunch of puddles that haphazardly get dug with each DLC. For instance: It would be cool to have each empire be ideologically or culturally different... But in practice this is done by barely noticable gameplay wise (unless they are op) traits that have no effect on the procedural "story". It would be cool to have politics of your empire... But in practice its just a tab that you farm influance from that has no narative response to your actions. It would be cool to have space trade... But its just a simple pact with a flat income boost and a non-specific value resource that maybe atracts pirates if you are stupid and can't play the game right. It would be cool to have your empire evolve over time... But all the outcomes in the civics are predecided, you just choose when to unlock them. It would be cool to explore the Galaxy... But there is zero randomly generated expedition sites, so you will see the same shit each game. It would be cool to develop a ton of differing weapon builds... But there isn't much reason to not just go down one weapon type path and just use that.

>>6959 Huh, so what is this? A collective review? That actually sounds like a rather iteresting idea. We could do something like "/games/ reviews X" and make compilations like this. Weird how this one fits together well. Also bonus points for making me feel somewhat insane, as parts of that were posted by me, so I had this weird moment of "wait... did I post this? Why is it bumped up? And did I also write those other parts?"

>>6961 To be honest I noted that the Stellaris and Rimworld threads were basically dying since the topic is too specific to stay alive, so I proposed making a single Space simulator thread for smaller games that aren't relative big shots like Outer Worlds. I compiled the best posts, edited them a little and added my own two cents (or old posts). Your idea holds quite some merit however

Freespace 2 is one of my favorite games and not a year passes where I don't yearn for the fabled sequel. Dan Wentz music for that game was inspired, too, contrasting classic and electronic melodies to symbolize the conflict in the game. That said, I'm flying Elite Dangerous these days.

A lot of the anti-nuclear stuff in mgs1 did not age particularly well going back to it. Besides the allegory with metal gear most of it was centered on hysterical environmentalist concerns.

>>7192 I mean, big boss at that point is an amoral ancap just selling wetwork services to whoever so I don't think that necessarily reflects kojimmy's thoughts on the matter.

>>7192 To be fair, BB would later turn into the antagonist

>>7461 Because he fought unita?

>>2925 Ghost Babel is said to have the most mature story with a hard left message and the guy who wrote the story went missing.

Did you apply the crack?

dope ass game. can't wait for the update in march

>>7527 chilling quote, one of the most memorable from the like 2 hour conversation with that guy

>>7527 cringe

>>7199 so the final cut is being released in three days (march 17th). is anyone else hyped?

>>7576 my bad, it's actually on the 30th