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WaveofShadow
Canada31495 Posts
Mike Z commenting in chat on Dekillsage's stream right now. I love this community | ||
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Dandel Ion
Austria17960 Posts
LiquidLegends Lounge's Lascivious Ludology | ||
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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
On June 10 2015 04:47 mordek wrote: Like I said I'll read w/e as long as it's wholesome. I haven't read the Dresden Files and I just thought of that so I may have answered my own question for now but I'd keep a list. Soniv, can you tell me what's special about those shorts? I'm interested. But not in your pair specifically. Duolingo doesn't offer Cantonese but just noticed Irish is a course... is that like Gaellic or somethting? Teut? Dresden is pretty wholesome. There's some violence but it's rarely if ever over the top in gore/brutality (none that I can think of but it's possible in some of the darker ones). There are a couple scenes that are risque, but it's not like GoT with constant booberinos. | ||
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
On June 10 2015 05:17 Requizen wrote: Dresden is pretty wholesome. There's some violence but it's rarely if ever over the top in gore/brutality (none that I can think of but it's possible in some of the darker ones). There are a couple scenes that are risque, but it's not like GoT with constant booberinos. Yeah that's fine, I'm probably going to check them out after your and Day9's frequent recommendations. | ||
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
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Doctorbeat
Netherlands13241 Posts
Now 20h in and 15% completion. Nowhere near bored. Still so much stuff to do. Plus there are all these little things that improve the entire experience. Events you can happen upon whilst riding around, the potions replenishing after meditation, decisions I make actually affecting the experience and story. This might be my GOTY already. | ||
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WaveofShadow
Canada31495 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + For reference, LabZero is the SG creator. ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/0ZR4FEL.png) ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/dibEGif.jpg) DKS looks at the picture and goes WHOA, RIP | ||
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Cixah
United States11285 Posts
On June 10 2015 05:30 Doctorbeat wrote: Sooo Witcher 3 is still blowing my mind. Now 20h in and 15% completion. Nowhere near bored. Still so much stuff to do. Plus there are all these little things that improve the entire experience. Events you can happen upon whilst riding around, the potions replenishing after meditation, decisions I make actually affecting the experience and story. This might be my GOTY already. I'm afraid my PC can't handle it though. I've heard horror stories for it in low optimizations. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On June 10 2015 05:30 Doctorbeat wrote: Sooo Witcher 3 is still blowing my mind. Now 20h in and 15% completion. Nowhere near bored. Still so much stuff to do. Plus there are all these little things that improve the entire experience. Events you can happen upon whilst riding around, the potions replenishing after meditation, decisions I make actually affecting the experience and story. This might be my GOTY already. uggggh I need to get back to playing it. I've been distracted. On June 10 2015 05:31 WaveofShadow wrote: Skullgirls stuff + Show Spoiler + For reference, LabZero is the SG creator. DKS looks at the picture and goes WHOA, RIP You're basically eFamous | ||
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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
On June 10 2015 05:28 ComaDose wrote: I'm halfway through turncoat and i must say they just keep getting better and more addictive. As more of a high fantasy fan that also really enjoyed the codex alera books start to finish im pretty impressed with jim butchers diversity of style with this fun light hearted bad ass modern wizardry. His next series is completely different too. Steampunk with moderate magic and sci fi elements. Hype levels: yes. On June 10 2015 05:30 Doctorbeat wrote: Sooo Witcher 3 is still blowing my mind. Now 20h in and 15% completion. Nowhere near bored. Still so much stuff to do. Plus there are all these little things that improve the entire experience. Events you can happen upon whilst riding around, the potions replenishing after meditation, decisions I make actually affecting the experience and story. This might be my GOTY already. I didn't play the first two. Are they good too? | ||
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
On June 10 2015 05:30 Doctorbeat wrote: Sooo Witcher 3 is still blowing my mind. Now 20h in and 15% completion. Nowhere near bored. Still so much stuff to do. Plus there are all these little things that improve the entire experience. Events you can happen upon whilst riding around, the potions replenishing after meditation, decisions I make actually affecting the experience and story. This might be my GOTY already. just started playing and im loving it. a little overwhelmed because i didnt play the first two, or really many rpgs like this, and have no idea what im doing crafting/buying things wise, but it looks and feels amazing and fun. so much to talk about and im always nervous when deciding how to answer npcs haha. are you using mouse and keyboard or a controller? req i will def read his next series, does that mean that dresden files are over? | ||
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JonGalt
Pootie too good!4331 Posts
@Mordek I really like the Dark Magician Trilogy by Trudi Canavan. I thought it was a cool take on magic and they are light and fun. Some of my favorite books of all time (the first one is a biiiit slow but push through). They are fairly simple and easy to digest. Definitely a guilty pleasure. @Req Rosetta Stone or Pimsleur come to mind as far as audio type programs and both have cantonese programs. I believe they are a bit pricey, but this is for the Otter so the money is worth it! Alternatively you could be sneaky sneaky and find a tutor. I am sure you can find one in your area pretty easily. But then you run the risk of her finding out. Or thinking that you are cheating on her sneaking around a la every romantic comedy ever. @Req^2 I have heard people not enjoy Witcher 1 and 2 because of the combat systems and some overcomplications? Someone was complaining about it in OT not too long ago. I started Witcher 1 and have enjoyed it thus far but I only made it 10 or so hours into it before I got internet and became consumed by the Legendary League. | ||
onlywonderboy
United States23745 Posts
On June 10 2015 05:47 ComaDose wrote: just started playing and im loving it. a little overwhelmed because i didnt play the first two, or really many rpgs like this, and have no idea what im doing crafting/buying things wise, but it looks and feels amazing and fun. so much to talk about and im always nervous when deciding how to answer npcs haha. are you using mouse and keyboard or a controller? req i will def read his next series I didn't play the first two games either but I'm still enjoying the story thoroughly. Going and reading the character pages helps a lot. I'm using a controller and it's great. Don't really think mouse and keyboard lends itself to 3rd person action games. I think my biggest complain is the combat is just okay. Sometimes it feels really cheap and coming from Bloodborne it doesn't feel nearly as nuanced. | ||
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Dandel Ion
Austria17960 Posts
On June 10 2015 05:38 Requizen wrote: I didn't play the first two. Are they good too? yes | ||
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Fildun
Netherlands4124 Posts
Great game, great story though. I'm playing it with keyboard + mouse, I've never had much trouble with playing 3rd person action games that way and it feels pretty good to me. | ||
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Parnage
United States7414 Posts
I got witcher 2 when they gave it away on gog last year and I just didn't care for it. Wasn't bad just didn't really draw me in. Well except for the elf hating, I can get behind disliking elves. | ||
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onlywonderboy
United States23745 Posts
On June 10 2015 05:57 Fildun wrote: In the Witcher 3 I went for a sword oriented build and that might have been a bad choice. So far at least the combat isn't getting any better, but it's not boring me yet either. Great game, great story though. I'm playing it with keyboard + mouse, I've never had much trouble with playing 3rd person action games that way and it feels pretty good to me. Yeah, maxed out heavy attack is my only skill in the offensive tree, everything else is in magic. Quen healing shield OP. | ||
TheYango
United States47024 Posts
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Fildun
Netherlands4124 Posts
On June 10 2015 06:02 onlywonderboy wrote: Yeah, maxed out heavy attack is my only skill in the offensive tree, everything else is in magic. Quen healing shield OP. I went for the full quick attack tree, so now I've got crit chance and crit damage that still doesn't damage anything and a helicopter attack that's near uncontrollable. At least I've got the Quen shield as well. Yay! | ||
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Doctorbeat
Netherlands13241 Posts
The only thing I sometimes have trouble with is the horse. It sometimes is annoying and stops at random moments. But this Witcher is far more open world than the others were. Those were more hub to hub movements. Here you have huuuuge maps. Like I have spent more than an hour in Novigrad and still haven't seen the entire city. The world definitely feels more alive than other games too (Skyrim for example). The changing weather, day/night cycle and how that affects everything, so good. + Show Spoiler + And Ciri's so fun to play as. Even though Witcher has quite a lot of nudity in it, I do think it's female characters are pretty neat. Better than most games with fantasy settings. | ||
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