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#91

Computer Gaming / Re: 40k Custodes - Who here ha...

Last post by W8taminute - April 22, 2024, 09:02:35 AM

Infuriating. 

Wokeness revels in making peoples' lives miserable with their pompous virtue signaling. 

#92

Computer Gaming / Re: Field of Glory: Kingdoms d...

Last post by Anguille - April 22, 2024, 08:35:56 AM

Same here. Don't believe i'll get the new one unless there's a big discount. I should first learn how to play the first game.

#93

Computer Gaming / 40k Custodes - Who here has a ...

Last post by Destraex - April 22, 2024, 03:40:20 AM

This kind of affects 40k computer games (the article is a pcgamer one) as well as tabletop and any Cavill movies or shows amazon may have in the works. It seems that anybody who likes rules based orders and status quo is fair game to have their character stereotyped and assasinated. I could not believe the title of this article.

Repressive tolerance seems to be the name of the game.

https://www.pcgamer.com/games/strategy/warhammer-40000-has-slightly-more-women-in-it-now-and-the-neckbeards-arent-happy/

#94

Computer Gaming / Re: Field of Glory: Kingdoms d...

Last post by Gusington - April 21, 2024, 07:04:35 PM

Yeah it was a little bland for me as well. Hoping for upgrades and improvements here.

#95

Computer Gaming / Re: Campaign Series Vietnam

Last post by Jason Petho - April 21, 2024, 04:59:22 PM

We did something a little different today. I have a series of Tet related scenarios that deal with Hue from David Galster. We started up the first in the list, but this time I played Hot Seat against myself. These haven't been scripted yet, so it is an interesting way to test to understand how the unit capabilities and tactical capabilities are in the game. What do you think of this style of play through?

#96

Computer Gaming / Re: 7 Days to Die - Plan to Le...

Last post by rss334 - April 21, 2024, 10:35:14 AM

I remember playing about 40 hours it years ago but never really finished the game or seen all it had to offer, but it was fun.  I'm sure on release I'll pick it up and play it some more - agree with the guys above it was one of the few EA games I played and that felt like a complete game and that was at least 2 years ago.

#97

Computer Gaming / Re: 7 Days to Die - Plan to Le...

Last post by ArizonaTank - April 21, 2024, 10:31:28 AM

Eh, in terms of "early access," games, it has (to me and the limited time that I've played it) seemed to be stable and consistent which is frankly amazing in lieu of all of the other crap that has come and gone in the same amount of time.

Bravo, 7 Days.

Completely agree, the game has been highly playable since almost the beginning.

One of the truly amazing features of the game IMHO is it's ability to generate gigantic random maps that look like they were hand built. Also, in these random maps, every block is destructible. So if you can't find an open door to a building, chop through a wall. You don't see that in more recent games.

#98

Computer Gaming / Re: 7 Days to Die - Plan to Le...

Last post by Dammit Carl! - April 20, 2024, 09:14:17 PM

Eh, in terms of "early access," games, it has (to me and the limited time that I've played it) seemed to be stable and consistent which is frankly amazing in lieu of all of the other crap that has come and gone in the same amount of time.

Bravo, 7 Days.

#99

Computer Gaming / Re: Field of Glory: Kingdoms d...

Last post by Grim.Reaper - April 20, 2024, 08:22:46 PM

First game didn't click with me even though I liked the subject matter.  This might be the same for me.

#100

Computer Gaming / Re: Field of Glory: Kingdoms d...

Last post by Gusington - April 20, 2024, 08:21:18 PM

Thanks I'm looking at the Steam page right now. This has been a must buy for me for years. That said, the trailer is not really setting my world on fire.