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7hbag t1_j6c3vmd wrote

Given unlimited influence over the world, what trend in gaming would you attempt to fix

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DickieGreenleaf84 t1_j6c4c8o wrote

Open world games. I want maps a third the size but three times the density. Please. That or more games that have multiple levels of small open worlds. The Hitman series does that perfectly, but you can do it with much more linear games as well.

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KnightofAzrael t1_j6guabn wrote

Bold of you to assume that gaming would be the only thing I would fix.

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Robotguy39 t1_j6c3z2x wrote

Hardest game you’ve played? (Even if it was only one part or one enemy)

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Timboron t1_j6cideg wrote

Gotta be Getting Over It. If it is just about one enemy, it is most definitely Malenia from Elden Ring.

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Robotguy39 t1_j6ciqml wrote

Getting over it was a masterpiece, gotten over it 5 times so far.

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SugarCaneEnjoyer t1_j6c62sx wrote

Is controller support for games broken for anyone else? A week ago ea forced an app uodate that removed original and added their new app, ever since then, every ea game I own, the controller either is busted, or straight up doesn't work.

I can use mouse and keyboard, but I like playing mass effect with a controller and it just doesn't work.

I also use joystick to fly in bf4 and now thats broken.

And it's only ea games with these controller issues, has anyone else experienced this?

Going back to Origin also doesn't help, neither does reminding keys.

If there are better subs to look for information regarding this, please tell me.

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Spencer_1989 t1_j6dchzk wrote

What games would you recommend for a beginner?

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supes1 t1_j6duv5y wrote

A kid (if so, age?) or an adult with no gaming experience? System preference?

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Spencer_1989 t1_j6dwmpl wrote

For an adult with no gaming experience. In PC =)

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supes1 t1_j6dy2c2 wrote

Access to a PC with reasonable gaming capabilities? Or willingness to upgrade? Or is this more of a "what can I play on the $500 laptop I bought 2 years ago" situation?

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Spencer_1989 t1_j6dyv7y wrote

I would say it's pretty decent. I work in the architectural field and often have to render and use 3D software. I'm also willing to upgrade if necessary.

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Odd-Imagination-4783 t1_j6e61fg wrote

@spencer1989 Ooh! Do you have PC recommendations? I work w 3D modeling and CAD and need to replace mine and have no idea what to get. I know I want portable and it would be nice if I could also draw with a real pen-and-paper feel with no delays, because I'm also good at drawing by hand and would love to be able to that as well. I also like a "substantial" feel to the keyboard, a lot of keyboards feel to shallow to me when I type. I'm trying not to spend a fortune.

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supes1 t1_j6e0du6 wrote

A few ideas depending on what genre you're interested in:

  • Platformer - Rayman Legends
  • Action - Batman Arkham Asylum
  • Puzzle - Portal/Portal 2
  • Sim - Stardew Valley

Any Lego game is also pretty safe and they're generally high quality. I'd stay away from heavy online games (such as battle royale games). They're not friendly for newbies.

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Spencer_1989 t1_j6e29l6 wrote

>Rayman Legends

Many thanks! I will definitely try one of those

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supes1 t1_j6g4gux wrote

Sure thing. I'd suggest watching the trailers on YouTube and grabbing the one that interests you the most. Much more likely to enjoy your experience if you know what to expect and are intrigued.

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pwrof3 t1_j6dw8jn wrote

I’ve never played Dead Space (original). Should I just play the remaster and then 2 and 3, or should I play the original and then the remaster?

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supes1 t1_j6e7hb2 wrote

Haven't played the remaster but the original feels a bit dated in terms of mechanics nowadays. I'd say go right to the remaster given how good the reviews have been.

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iDownvoteBlink182 t1_j6ewgr1 wrote

Play the remaster, it has a lot of great QOL improvements that the original didn’t. Then play 2 and skip 3.

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res30stupid t1_j6fwaxf wrote

I've seen a lot of comparisons between the tw0 - haven't played the original, so here's what I've seen so far;

  • Isaac is changed up a bit. In the original, he had no voice lines at all and was mostly silent... save the pained grunts and screams. Here, he speaks a lot and reacts more with the world.
  • Characters are changed up a good bit as well, but not by much. The other members of the Kellion are a lot nicer and don't devolve into infighting that much compared to the original. One crewmember's death is completely different; not that much of a spoiler since in the original, he was just killed in the Necromorphs' intro - now, she (yes, emphasis on different gender) just lives a few minutes longer before being killed off in a different enemy type intro.
  • Weapon upgrades were completely reworked, bringing them closer to later entries. There is one unique thing - you need to buy additional weapon upgrades to fully unlock upgrade maps.
  • Space walks were changed as well, letting you use the jetpack from the second game onward.
  • A much hated mission objective was completely changed, which some let's players like Jacksepticeye stated was for the better.
  • There's much more exploration in the game now, letting the player freely return to past areas to explore for upgrade materials and supplies. The game also offers sidequests as well, again for unlocking vital supplies.

There are also new unlockables to the game as well. If you beat the game on the hardest difficulty (same as hard mode, but you're only allowed one save slot and dying deletes your file), you'll unlock the infinite-ammo super weapon from Dead Space 2 for use in later playthroughs. >!Yes, the foam finger returns.!< Also, the hardest difficulty adds a special objective to gather collectables to unlock a new ending.

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theuglypotatoo t1_j6edr3u wrote

i loved dying light 1 and was my fav since its release played dying light 2 at release was a disappointment .... anyone got a recommendation for a game like dyinglight that has same feels/mechanics

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FayTalRS t1_j6f18wl wrote

I feel like dying light 1 was a really unique experience and that no other game (at least yet) will capture. I feel the exact same about the sequel. Played and finished it shortly after release and haven't touched it since. It just doesn't feel the same

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lemylemi t1_j6g04vb wrote

Can someone suggest some games to get on steam? (Most preferably Co Op) to play with my brother. He was telling me to get Fallout 76 and Ghost Recon Breakpoint but I've got no idea if they are good experiences or not.

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Yaekai t1_j6comls wrote

Why do old games open so quickly, why do i wait 1 to 2 minutes to reach the main menu in a 2022 triple A game while when i click the dead space 2 logo on my dekstop in a litteral second im in the main menu

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Odd-Imagination-4783 t1_j6e5e2u wrote

DAE game bc it's literally the only place anymore where they don't face constant criticism? At my job, I swear if I saved a bus load of children from a burning building, not only would I never get a "thank you," they would find SOMETHING about it to nag me about. Right now I'm working on Level 41 in Pokémon Go bc I can do it right after work and there's no way to "mess it up." Thanks for listening, this has been your TedTalk

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supes1 t1_j6e93zy wrote

I think you need a new career, or at least a new boss.

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sachi3 t1_j6f84nw wrote

so I finished building a proper gaming pc with rgb and all, the problem is that I get motion sickness from games. do I put my pc up for sale or is there a solution for this?

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SlR_Vivalist101 t1_j6fibrg wrote

I want to connect my ps5 to a vpn. It says I need to go through my computer. I have a laptop around 5-6 years old, is this good enough? Or will the internet connection on the ps5 be really slow?

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Archangel289 t1_j6fw48g wrote

Is the new Dead Space worth picking up if I didn’t play the original? I own it but never actually played it, so I’m not sure if the upgrades would be worth experiencing the remake first, or if I should just play the one I already own.

(Note: I’m not asking if it’s worth $70, I know that’s a different question altogether. I just wanna know if it’s worth the purchase if I’ve never played the original)

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TheBaconCat101 t1_j6g274d wrote

Yes I think it is absolutely worth it. As someone who never played the original. Everything from the new lighting and graphics upgrade really make a difference and I’m really enjoying my time with it!

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Fordrek t1_j6fxwm2 wrote

Is there like a good game that has anime like graphics thats like constantly updated with new content and its not a gacha ( something like genshin with endgame but no gacha )

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rhymeswithlate t1_j6gfimf wrote

Why isn’t Sifu more popular? It had a big sale on PlayStation like two weeks ago so I bought without really knowing anything about it, and it’s very good. The gimmick is super cool, the gameplay is really fun, and the narrative is compelling. So what gives, why am I just now finding out about this game?

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rachael-111 t1_j6gxkn2 wrote

i love the lego video games, lego starwars, lego dc, they're just so great

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TheMrPotMask t1_j6h1lym wrote

Old school MMO players, whats an oldschool classic that would you recomend trying?

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Odd-Imagination-4783 t1_j6e49ka wrote

DAE game bc it is literally the only place anymore where they don't face constant criticism?

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