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 No.456[Reply]

Alright, i'll be the first to ask… anybody playing Monster Hunter World on PS4? anybody don't mind doing co-op even if I don't have a mic?

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 No.458

>>456
Personally I'm waiting for it to come out on PC.
I've got a couple of people to agree to play with me when it comes out. It will be the first time I will have played MH multiplayer so I'm pretty excited.

 No.459

I personally couldn't wait for PC myself. Between PC delays, fucking around with steam controller support, and PS4 exclusive content I wanted, I caved and got the PS4 version. You've got more patience than I, and I promise you, you will be rewarded, because MHW is FANTASTIC. Literally the best it's ever been.

 No.460

>>458>>459 I meant to reply to the post, god damn it.

 No.473

>>459
I've heard from other places thats it's been really streamlined and casualized with easy to spam combos and very predictable monster attacks. Any truth to this or is it just the usual shitposting.

 No.485

>>473
To be honest, it has been a lot easier to figure out monster patterns. I wouldn't say it makes the game easier. As far as streamlining, whether or not it makes or breaks the game is dependent on your preferences. If anything, the first real problem I ran into was the amount of monsters at launch being so small,thankfully, combat is fun enough for me to not care about what i'm fighting, as long as i'm fighting.


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 No.437[Reply]

We don't have an official steam or discord group. If anyone posts in the thread about any "official" or not steam or discord groups, promising MP or not, be sure it's a shitposter group known for organizing raids and shitposting in the thread. They are known for false-flagging.

How fares your empire, /gsg/?


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 No.441

>>439
/gsg/ has always been the comfiest general tho (˙u˙)
>>440
EU4 is agreed to be the old flagship that's very beginner friendly. Stellaris is the new flagship that's arguably better and even more beginner friendly than EU4. HOI4 is too beginner friendly, so only play that if you're really bad at games. CK2 is way more in-depth but not as hard, so that's usually the natural progression. Vic2 and HOI3 are seen as the ones that have the highest learning curves, but they're both very rewarding once you get it. HOI2 gets an honorable mention for still being fun to play despite being 25+ years old.

 No.442

>>441
>25+
meant 15+

Otherwise you also have AGEOD games which have some mechanics you have to figure out first, but then plays very easily (also the graphics are gorgeous, so that's always a +) with AGEOD Civil War being seen as the easiest to learn.
For advanced players there's also Gary Grisby's War in the East, which is more like west point simulation software than a game.

 No.443

>>440
For the love of god do NOT play Stellaris

 No.444

Weirdly enough I only go to 4chan for /vg/ to get torrents and download links so to see this thread here is pretty suprising. But anyways whats with the fakey general image being posted around lately, is someone trying to shill their mod and decided to post it here because they got banned or are people legitmately trying to discuss grandstrat games here?

 No.445

>>441
>EU4 is agreed to be the old flagship
>EU4 is old now
How time flies.
I remember back when it launched I would play as England and lose against France no matter what I did.
It makes me sad when you get to know a game quite well, but doing so takes the magic away a little.


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 No.149[Reply]

I'm new here and things seem sort of quiet so I thought I'd make a thread anyone could post in pretty easily: old school favourites.

Everyone's got a game they loved from a time gone by, so let's talk about them!

Here's one of my all time favourites to start us off: Crystalis on the NES. It felt so much smoother than any other game I'd played around that time and you were so free to travel around, the magic was interesting and the world was constructed so well.. I almost wish I could forget everything about it so I could experience it all over again as if it were new.

It was sure a good looking game for the system too.
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 No.195

>>169
Earthbound is truly nice. The battlesystem isn't even good, and so on, but it still holds a special place inside my heart.
I can't even describe what it really is. Maybe it just stimulates my sense of adventure; Especially a type of adventure that is set in the modern world, and is actually fun, wacky, and lighthearted (well, lighthearted most of the time).

 No.394

>>192
whoa, I played this one. It was on a Namco arcade pack for the PSP.

 No.400

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my favorite game of all time, dragon quest 8, is around 13 years old. funny, considering it was on ps2 and i've always thought of the ps2 as a modern console my whole life

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>>150
>>152
Contra is one of my favourite games, I started speed running it recently (badly). The quality of the control in the game is excellent, even by today's platforming standards. I do like NES games, but Contra was a gem floating in a sea of shit for a long time for me. I always felt as though the majority of the difficulty in the games stemmed from the horrific controls.

I'd recommend hunting down the Japanese version (Gryzor). It is almost identical, except for a few cutscenes scattered throughout the game and a map thingy in between stages that is similar to the one in Ghosts n Goblins. It also has some really cool background/foreground animations that bring the game to life a bit more.

 No.404

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Myst is incredible, I wish I had gotten the chance to play it when it was first released. Despite its age, I haven't ever played another game that can mimic its atmosphere.


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 No.390[Reply]

Hey sushirolls, you up for some minecraft?
sushi rolls over at 8ch/v/ made a server and it's pretty comfy. It's vanilla 1.10 as of yet, but maybe we'll keep the map and upgrade it and install some mods.
The spawn is still WIP, but there's a town called Jewville if you want to build in a safe spot.

Server IP:
192.99.148.39:25582
Torrent:
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:d703fd87878c059c8c1973095293a9092f16be4e&dn=Minecraft+1.10+Cracked+%5BFull+Installer%5D+%5BOnline%5D+%5BServer+List%5D&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.leechers-paradise.org%3A6969&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Fzer0day.ch%3A1337&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Fopen.demonii.com%3A1337&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.coppersurfer.tk%3A6969&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Fexodus.desync.com%3A6969

 No.392

>>390
It should be noted that at this point the thread has 404'd and the server is mostly dead.


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 No.328[Reply]

Do you play browser games?
> MMO games, usually in real time (even when logged off), played in with your internet browser
and kinda addictive. I personally like strategy and economy games like Ogame a lot. If you spend several hours a day online anyways, these are a nice distraction, creating the illusion of being productive all the time. For example you start an upgrade in the evening and wake up just in time to begin the next one.

The positive aspect about it might be the adaption of a structured waking time, quite useful for slack folks like me.

Often you can find tools online for various simulations, converters or game play enhancements, but of course writing your own handy scripts is neat and with economy heavy games, even offering APIs, it is also inviting.
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 No.333

I think the last browser game I played was Kantai Collection. I used to play those nation-state browser games when I was younger with various video game clans I used to roll with back then, but I never really enjoyed it like they did. Kancolle is probably the most "fun" browser game I've played even though EVERYTHING basically boils down to pseudorandom number generation. It was an easy timesink without huge time investment.

 No.335

Do hentai flash games count? Well it's not like I play them often, but nostalgia fapping is the only kind I can enjoy anymore.

Unfortunately I can't find 90% of what I used to play, so I gotta play newer ones like the Zone KLK game.

If anyone knows where to find it, there was this game where you played an octopus going down on a loli in a one piece school swimsuit in her bath. COuld be a million games I kow, but I'd know it if I saw it.

oh.. and uh I think I used to dick around on Mafia Wars when that was a thing.

>>333
Is KanColle still worth playing for someone new?

 No.338

>>335
Try searching for it on swfchan.

 No.339

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>>335
Yeah, I guess. The novelty of collecting your favorite botes is nice at first but wears off after a few weeks because it dawns on you that the game will not actually change in any meaningful way and will always be the same set of dice rolls seeing how far you can push your luck.

 No.383

There is a thread on /lewd/. Please upload your treasures for other rolls to enjoy!


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 No.318[Reply]

Anyone here a fan of Vanguard princess? If so, I plan on having a few matches using the MTSP Server.

Settings:
Max Connections: 12
Open Port: 7500
Encrypted IP: 4256017090

Also note, If you plan on joining, It is better that you are Near the EU or Middle East region.

Happy Fightan!
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 No.330

>>326
I find it good but I'm not a hardcore fighting game player tho.

 No.331

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>>330
I'm not that good either, but I still had fights with some pro's on the web. I like UNL because newbies can put up a fight and learn even if the odds are stacked against them.
Even if there's three of us, we should try to organize an event some day. I'll upload UNL somewhere in the next few days.

 No.378

Im open to the idea of sushi fight nights.

 No.381

>>378
>>331

Let's organize some matches. You guys can find me in #sushigirl on freenode, my handle is argot.

 No.382

>>327
There's still an active community that holds matches for 12.3 (in email field)


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 No.350[Reply]

Aye! Champions of Ash, Ember, and old Humanity! Shall we establish a PvP club for DS3?

Why 3? It's got the best PvP I've seen, I don't have 2, It's also the only one I've finished
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 No.368

>>365
On freenode?

 No.369

>>368
Yeah!! It's open

 No.370

>>369
I can't find it.

 No.371

>>370
It might appear as if you can't find it, but I think it's rather that there is only you and I trying to join, and we are in different timezones….

 No.375

>>371
I'll keep it open then. If any of you join the channel you can say something there or message _dks on #sushigirl.


 No.322[Reply]

Wasn't sure if this should be on /silicon/ but do you susheys know any games where you're required to write code?

I haven't played this but it looks pretty neat
https://schilcote.itch.io/injection
There's also a yt tutorial

 No.323

Dug around a bit from what I remembered being things:
Singleplayer:
- Shenzhen IO (ASM)
- TIS-100 (ASM)

Multiplayer:
- Hackmud
- Screeps (Multiplayer focused, but can be played alone)

Beware, MP ones are VERY not comfy according to user reviews. People who played both of these games fell victim to the fun vacuum of "script cartels" and people who had way too much industry experience caring way too much about the game. I'm still thinking about getting into Screeps just for the SP side and pseudo-JS.

The singleplayer ones are available DRM-free via GOG but the latter two are on Steam.

 No.324

https://microcorruption.com/
This is really more about reverse engineering than actual programming.
http://www.corewars.org/
I really like this one, well, from a viewer's perspective lol. I haven't really invested enough to write a decent warrior, but I really like the whole idea behind this game.
http://skullcode.com/
This is for the real hardcore hex jockeys. I don't know what's going on here, hardly anyone does.
http://telehack.com/
Some script kiddie fun! Also available through telnet

 No.373

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>>322
Oh, I didn't see this thread and I made one just for the game I found.

This is the game
http://realtimebattle.sourceforge.net/

The objective is program a robot and let it fight in an arena.

The interaction with the program it's relatively easy, the real difficulty is on the strategy you use to defeat your opponents!

We are thinking, with a sushi on the irc, to make a tournament or something and maybe streaming it if we get some ppl to join and made their own robots.

Here is the other thread (https://sushigirl.us/arcade/res/363.html)

 No.374

>>324
>I really like this one, well, from a viewer's perspective lol
CW is so awesome but just as you I haven't invested myself in writing a warrior. The idea is great though, and the theory is very interesting


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 No.63[Reply]

Are you on team Steam, or are you a local copy kind of person?

I'm on both sides of the fence, but I find myself leaning towards the latter lately.

No matter how much money Valve makes, I still feel like they'll go the way of AOL and Myspace one day.

Or perhaps not.. Steam has been around in some form for over 10 years, an eternity in the software world. Users still enjoy frequent sales, access to the latest titles, and the vibrant social networking. Steam makes it easier for people to organize multiplayer games, and lets friends with like minded tastes stay in touch.

And you can't understate the growing popularity of esports, where Counter Strike and DOTA hold prestigious positions, both requiring Steam in order to play.

There are many other features I could go into with VR, automatic updates, good support for GNU/Linux(Gabe Newell uses Debian iirc), ect..

The bottom line: Steam is convenient, easy, and rules the market.

So I'm wondering, what makes it so desirable to leave the Steam client behind? My first argument was that your local games will always be yours so long as you maintain the data. Meaning you just need to avoid having the games deleted, and if your storage drive fails, have backups of your games.
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 No.343

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There's an unofficial DVD coverlet thread on the GOG forums. The quality varies; some of them are really nice, but others look like Chinese bootlegs.
https://www.gog.com/forum/general/unofficial_dvd_covers_for_gog_com_games/page109

But yeah, theoretically you can burn installers from your GOG files and store them on a disk like the old days. I do miss going to Circuit City and browsing the PC game aisle. Even Wal-Mart had a really cool PC games section back in the day, which funny enough introduced a lot of people to Valve retail releases, which forced them to install Steam(or WON in the early days).

And something I neglected to mention in the OP is why publishers don't use DRM free services.. well it's obviously fear of piracy. And they would be correct I'm afraid, piratebay is full of GOG installers. Nothin' wrong with that if you're in the 3rd world or you just wanna try a game before buying it, but it does effect the supply and demand. There's a lot of indie devs on GOG nowadays for instance, since maybe they feel like they've got nothing to lose and just want their game in front of as many people as possible. But I don't really want to get in a piracy debate, since those tend to be most uncomfy.

 No.344

The steam community is kind of awful, I dont know about the more niche groups but the majority seems pretty terrible

 No.345

CDs/DVDs with art have always been really cool, if I have to opportunity to buy an album or game in physical form, I normally will instead of pirating it or buying online.

 No.366

I haven't bought a boxed game in years, though that's more because I don't play on consoles anymore. Last game I bought was Smash Bros. almost 3 years ago, and even then I haven't spent that much time playing the games I've got, preferring to emulate old arcade games or just older PC games on my toaster. I used to be sceptical about downloading games but now I just don't care. Hell, I've even bought a couple of games on Steam already (admitedly only because they weren't on GOG). I've been thinking of collecting older consoles, but then I see a good deal of the games are getting ported to Steam anyway and if they aren't I can emulate a good deal of them already, so I really don't know if it's the box or actually playing the games that I want. And most of the current gen games I'd want to play are getting Steam releases anyways, so I feel less incentive to get back to consoles and physical copies.

 No.367

I already have over a thousand dollars worth of games on Steam, so I'm inclined to stay with it. But I don't like that I don't really own my games, Steam could potentially ban me for whatever reason and remove access to my games at any point. Or maybe they suddenly go down and I can't download the games I paid for.


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 No.363[Reply]

Do you guys know real time battle ? It's a game were you program robots and make them fight in an arena.

http://realtimebattle.sourceforge.net/

I thought it may interest you.

I'm already building mine since my boss challenge me at a match to DEATH.

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