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>Be playing Darkest Dungeon
>Almost ready to take on the last area, nearly three full teams of level 6 characters
>Then, the Brigands attack
>The entirety of my second best team died. Simon, Dismas, Prestcote, and Restault
>A Crusader, Highwayman, Arbalest and Vestal accordingly
>It call came down to Dismas facing off against basically an entire army
>He survived a surprisingly long time. He always was the toughest
>Then, all of their trinkets were stolen
>To get them back, I had to hunt down the Shrieker, a level 6 boss
>The only team I had that could possibly have a chance at recollecting our stolen goods was a team with a level 3 front liner
>They were being demolished. Two of the team were stressed beyond belief and two others were on Deaths Door constantly
>When things seemed bleakest, the new recruit got too stressed and rolled Courageous
>Despite having only a 13% chance to hit, the new recruit landed every single one
>He did nearly 30 damage per hit, absolutely decimating the boss within record time
>He literally saved the day in more ways than one
I hate this game sometimes. It's RNG bullshit. But sometimes, that RNG bullshit can make for some real interesting stories

I had a real heated moment recently playing ds3. Bascially, I was fighting the demon prince boss, and I was able to bring it to <10% of health. It was a quite intense battle, and it took me several attempts to reach that point.
And that's when I ran out of mana flasks. Yep, I'm a pyromancer. I could do nothing but stare at it as it killed me.
This boss was otherwise quite fun actually, and it looks pretty awesome. But I really dislike the fact that I had to grind for it. This has never happened before; I never had to grind to beat a boss because it was always a skill issue, or I could go to some other area first instead. Here instead my only options were to optimize the fight in order to consume less health flasks (fucking bullshit) or farm. And it's the first time I really had to go farm some souls to deal more damage and look up on youtube locations of bonus flasks, and that was quite disappointing. I finally beat it today. I'm a bit tired of this game to be honest, the last couple bosses burned me out, but I gotta finish it...
>>288
RNG taketh, RNG giveth, lol. I find it interesting how RNG can contribute to a game being really fun if it's balanced. I've been playing a deck builder called dominion lately and while randomness has much influence, skill still matters a lot; so in the end it's a good mix. No-RNG games like chess instead can become a headache pretty quickly.

Not really about the game itself but it really pissed me off. I had downloaded Factorio yesterday and spent the entire day playing it. After the gaming session I realized I had gotten 1.1.3 something instead of the most recent one (1.1.80), so I went and downloaded it, choosing to uninstall the old version. Today I wanted to resume my game and realized the uninstaller also deleted my save. Really pissed me off, the fucking thing didn't even ask me if I wanted to delete saved games like other uninstallers do

>>250
How is the remake? Is it another shit remaster or does it fix some problems that the original game had. Is there a focus on psychological horror? Besides that one thing you brought up, How are the graphics? Do they hold up? Or is the whole thing something to rage about?

>>569
As a pretty big fan of the original, I actually really like the remake. I would absolutely recommend it but the game is riddled with audio bugs. From nape to navel the audio is absolutely terrible. Oftentimes big combat segments would be dead silent. Music won't play at all or will only start to play well after the combat's over. Sound effects would drop or be extremely delayed, oftentimes not playing at all.
I'm a massive fan of the original Dead Space, and I think this game is really good. The gameplay is solid, the weapon rebalances are great, the changes they made to the formula were almost exclusively positive, the new story is interesting, and I like Isaac's writing. But, I just CAN'T recommend this because the audio problems are so pervasive they will ruin the entire experience.

For some reason i became burnt out of ds2 and i was thinking of playing ds3 then backpedaling. am i retarded? should i beat ds2 first or does it even matter?

>>282
DS3 has some tiny references to DS2 but for the most part they're completely disconnected. 3 is a direct sequel to 1 but in terms of mechanics it's more of a regression of 2.
You can play the games in whatever order you want though, it doesn't matter unless you care about following the lore

I had basically went against advice from an anon and basically grinded until i maxed out my stats for my zwihander build and I also damn near fully upgraded my elite knight set and i pretty much blazed trough the game without any problems lol. two/three hits killed every boss but i did sweat with kalameet. getting to the boss area was hard enough with him KOing me within seconds and then battling him was insane, i had to be real quick and it took 5 hits overall to kill him. manus spooked the hell out of me but was trivial. its a build to play on a second playthrough but it didn't ruin my experience overall.

>>427
My only problem with this approach is that magic one shotted me so basically i had to be on my toes. It was an interesting experience to say the least.

I liked how Oolacile was actually that wood area in dark souls. It was a neet revelation. It was sad to see that Sif recognised you as the person who saved her and slain Artotias. It was interesting to enter a world that had just became an apocalypse and was still bright and clean. Kinda like the beginning stage of a zombie apocalypse, everyone was infected but life was still there. The chimney fire was still burning in the houces you enter and the people there was freshly infected by darkness.

does anyone here have the first dark souls (not remaster)? if so please share!

>>455
https://igg-games.com/dark-souls-prepare-to-die-206754061-edition-pc-free-download.html The MegaUp link should still work I usually used to use this website to pirate games so it's safe as far as I know but they put their own DRM into these things so a bit annoying.

>>75
No one needs to feel guilty to pirate shit whatsoever. These companies do not deserve your money. You are better off buying only if you love the thing and want a physical copy. the same can be said for anything else from Mangas to comics.

>>75
What the hell, Anonfiles is down

Does anyone have all three earthbound games?

>>330
For PS2 games I’ll add:
God Hand
Zone of the Enders 2
One of many Shin Megami Tensei games (I’d recommend either Persona 3 FES or Shin Megami Tensei Nocture, featuring Dante from the Devil May Cry series)

Also, don’t listen to >>335, Devil May Cry 1 and 3 are cool, but 2 is one of the worst games ever made, so please don’t actually try and seek a copy and pay real money for it.

>>330
Klonoa - cute 2.5d platformer
Okami - zelda-like with great art style
Gitaroo Man - rhythm game with great art style

I really like it when retro games have a hand drawn art style. some games that come to mind is mgs3, morrowind, and okami.

>MSG3
>Hand-drawn art style
Are you referring to the promo art or what?

>>99
3ds version of oricana is bullshit because there's this one game breaking bug that if you forget about it, or even fuck up one time then your memory is fucked and you lose all your progress and have to start a new game from scratch.

Mine's Rika

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I've never played the games myself, but I'm sure if you wrote about it in the game review thread people would like reading what you have to say about them.

>>151
I agree with this anon.
I think I remember playing the first Evil Within game but quit after a short while because I'm not good with horror video games that actually scare me. I couldn't even finish the first few days of Darkwood and had to result to watching other people play it instead.

I wish puzzles were more like Tetris.

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>>69
How so? I think Tetris (also a favorite of mine so posting it here) is quite literally THE perfect game. No unnecessary bullshit, zero story, fun, engaging and challenging core gameplay and it never ends until you lose. Trying to imitate or surpass Tetris is futile, so it's better if everyone does their own thing
>>67
I actually prefer the OG Panel de Pon because I love the cute aesthetic

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Never could get into tetris attack / panel de pon despite the cute girls. I just can't get good no matter how hard i try.
As for my faves, I'm a mean bean kind of guy. YIPPIIEE

>>70
>THE perfect game
>zero story
I don't like your post, anon.

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I haven't played many puzzle games to be fair, but I've enjoyed puzzle 'n desu for the snes. It is a cute game where you have to push colored blocks around to make them appear in a line of three or more which makes them disappear. It also has a timer so you have to think quickly, although with emulators cheating is easy (I didn't). The music is neat, the visuals are pleasant, overall it feels quite nice to play although I've never finished it and recently have lost my saves after a retroarch update.
It is available in japanese only but it's not hard to guess what menu items mean and the story is illustrated.