(06-08-2017 09:39 AM)Nascimento Wrote:  The thing I like most about PC is that the AI is very well done for the most part. I always have enjoyable offline races.

It's hard to enjoy any online race because most people online are idiots. They think it's Burnout.

Yep. Even in hardcore racing sims there are just too many idiots in public lobbies, and I've never quite been dedicated enough to get involved with sim racing groups and arranged races.
Unless you count iRacing a number of years ago, which is saved from idiots by both being a fairly expensive subscription service, pre-scheduled races and having an automated system that penalizes you for bad driving behavior and requires you to have a certain clean driving level to be allowed to participate in more advanced driving series.

Project Cars 2 and Gran Turismo Sport will supposedly both implement some aspects of the latter system, hopefully with very positive effects on online racing.

At least Grand Theft Auto supports that.

(06-08-2017 09:39 AM)Nascimento Wrote:  The thing I like most about PC is that the AI is very well done for the most part.

(06-08-2017 10:17 PM)Dan Woolf Wrote:  

(06-08-2017 09:39 AM)Nascimento Wrote:  The thing I like most about PC is that the AI is very well done for the most part.

It's far from perfect and it's too aggressive (still less so than most people racing online), but at least it makes you feel like you're racing rather than going up against oblivious dummies on rails (Gran Turismo) or AI that's aware of your presence but too timid to try overtaking you (Assetto Corsa in it's current state on consoles, I hear AI is a bit further ahead in the latest updates on the PC version).

On the surface of it it seems like many arcade racers actually have significantly more engaging AI, but the rules there are obviously a lot simpler than in racing sims in most cases, and even more aggression allowed and encouraged.

There is a Czech RPG game forthcoming on all platforms that should interest a lot of us here, especially the history buffs.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance

About two years ago I backed the game on Kickstarter and have been waiting for it to mature before painting it here as the next big thing.

Today they released a story trailer and announced the release date of 13th February 2018. It's a big jump from previous footage and I'm sure you will agree it looks stunning. Hopefully this apparent quality level will be delivered throughout the game.





Here's why we should be interested:

Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a story driven rpg with a plot that revolves around Medieval warfare and masculine virtues.
The setting is 15th century Bohemia and is probably the most accurate historical recreation of an a previous era ever realised in a game.
The combat is obsessively authentic with all weapons, armor layers and combat from the era meticulously modelled.
This includes accurate damage calculation and impediments from layered armor and under clothing.
The game world using the latest Cryengine is the most high fidelity and realistic ever seen in an RPG. The forests for example truly are believable dense forests.
The dev founder and game creative director Daniel Vavra is a Gamergate supporting masculine shitlord of the highest order. SJW's tried to create a controversy about the lack of POC and he told them to shove it.
The acting appears to be of a very high standard and features none other than......

Brian Blessed!!!

(06-09-2017 04:02 AM)MikeS Wrote:  It's far from perfect and it's too aggressive (still less so than most people racing online), but at least it makes you feel like you're racing rather than going up against oblivious dummies on rails (Gran Turismo) or AI that's aware of your presence but too timid to try overtaking you (Assetto Corsa in it's current state on consoles, I hear AI is a bit further ahead in the latest updates on the PC version).

On the surface of it it seems like many arcade racers actually have significantly more engaging AI, but the rules there are obviously a lot simpler than in racing sims in most cases, and even more aggression allowed and encouraged.

F1 games by Codemasters have the only decent AI I've seen in modern games. Leaps ahead of Project CARS, Assetto Corsa, Forza and others.

Most important, Deliverance offers realistic historical combat experience. I like proper designed weapons and armor and its correct implementation in any kind of media, either video games or TV/movies. For example, even though I haven't been able to play Witcher 3, I fully endorse its realistic swords, which are unlike hunks of steel Elder Scrolls serial offers. They inspired my current sword projects.

Agree to disagree on PC AI. They'll cede a position if you get the better of them on a turn. You can actually race side to side with them down a straight and they'll change their racing line. If you take the inside line when a fast car is coming up behind you, they won't try to overtake.

This last point is key. If you see them coming up fast on your mirrors before a turn, if you don't take the inside line they'll try to force it. Assume a defensive position and you'll be ok. If I lose a position it's usually because I made a mistake due to the tension of having headlights on my mirrors rather than overly-aggressive AI.

(06-09-2017 07:14 AM)Dan Woolf Wrote:  

(06-09-2017 04:02 AM)MikeS Wrote:  It's far from perfect and it's too aggressive (still less so than most people racing online), but at least it makes you feel like you're racing rather than going up against oblivious dummies on rails (Gran Turismo) or AI that's aware of your presence but too timid to try overtaking you (Assetto Corsa in it's current state on consoles, I hear AI is a bit further ahead in the latest updates on the PC version).

On the surface of it it seems like many arcade racers actually have significantly more engaging AI, but the rules there are obviously a lot simpler than in racing sims in most cases, and even more aggression allowed and encouraged.

F1 games by Codemasters have the only decent AI I've seen in modern games. Leaps ahead of Project CARS, Assetto Corsa, Forza and others.

I think I agree (that they have the best, not the only decent AI), but I've only played two of the Codemasters F1 games briefly (including 2016 with a wheel).
Unfortunately I'm not a big fan of open wheelers in racing games, I mostly prefer GT cars and road legal sports and supercars. And rally now and then - I have Dirt 4 loaded up and in championship right now.

I've been playing Grand Theft Auto Vice City to get 100% and it's got some good moments in that story as well as the VCPR talk station. Ray Liotta does well as the first GTA main character that talks especially with what he says after getting a briefing for a mission.

The Friday the 13th game is not bad, but it's buggy as well as well as some technical issues. You only get to play as Jason once every 12 games and if you don't know what you're doing, you'll be dead as a counselor quick or not kill any counselors as Jason. There's been a bit of an issue with exclusive DLC offered to people who backed the game on Backerkit. Basically, it's a version of Jason made from famous makeup artist Tom Savini that was given to backers who backed the game on Backerkit and Kickstarter. The company, Gun Media, won't give it to people and it wound up on the PSN store by accident.

The lovecraftian in me is shouting "Cthulhu!" rapturously!

Kingdom Come Deliverance has the possibility of being a landmark title for videogames. In that it may be a title that could bring forth a deluge of masculine videogames into the market, if its successful. At the very least I expect it to trigger all the right people with some of the story path's it takes. It is about medieval patriarchal Christian Europe after all. That alone is enough to melt the globohomos brains.

(06-10-2017 09:19 PM)Fortis Wrote:  The lovecraftian in me is shouting "Cthulhu!" rapturously!

I've been meaning to start playing Darkest Dungeon. I have it on Steam (even my lowly laptop can run it) but never got around to play more than an hour or two. I've been eyeing the PS4 version as well.

Who has PS4/PS+? Just renewed it for myself and Killing Floor 2 is free this month. Would love people to play with as I got time to kill as of late.

(05-21-2017 12:58 PM)rotekz Wrote:  

(05-20-2017 12:15 PM)Repo Wrote:  I'm nervous for the Witcher series. If done properly it could rival Game of Thrones. I don't want to get my hopes up too high though.

The chances of Netflix producing something that comes close to GOT is practically zero. Presume it will be woeful and it will be a nice surprise if it doesn't suck.

It's terrible knowing that the incredible potential of the source material will likely be blown on a low grade production.

GOT costs around 10 millions per episode, most of the cost is cast salaries, CGI and the different location the have to shoot, they have to limits the CGI a lot, the dragons are expensive to make which is why they limit their scenes a lot.

A series about Witcher will cost a lot with the CGI it demands.

(06-08-2017 03:08 AM)Paracelsus Wrote:  Tekken 7.

I like the Asian developers still create female characters that busty and feminine looking, unlike many Western developers SJWs that want to create manly looking female characters.

Everyone on this forum, keep a look out for this one.

"The Last Night"

Just revealed at XBOX Live E3 Conference.

A game set in a dystopian Blade Runner esque future where modern feminism won and is in control. A tweet from the game's creator Tim Soret, explaining the game.

"Our game The Last Night will take place in a cyberpunk world where modern feminism won instead of egalitarianism. #gamergate #notyourshield"

Tweet was dated last September but was taken down due to pressure from his benefactors. Probably to maximize sales.

Nonetheless guys, we got something coming our way that's a rarity in modern entertainment. Support stuff like this by preordering this title. It shouldn't be hard, the game looks spectacular as well.





The totalitarians over at Marxist Neogaf which is the largest gaming forum on the internet are actively trying to boycott the game, get Tim to soften the games story and trying to make distributers like Microsoft run away from the title. At the very least, check out the trailer and like it on youtube, throw a message of support out to Tim as well if you can.

This looks amazing. Get Hype!





I don't actually want to learn to play this game. I just want to watch good players play this game.

This thread should be re-titled the "Incel Lounge".

The last night looks really cool, digging that art style. I kinda don't like the storyline, if it really is "feminism took over". I just wish thye would stop politicizing everything.

(06-11-2017 05:40 PM)Comte De St. Germain Wrote:  Who has PS4/PS+? Just renewed it for myself and Killing Floor 2 is free this month. Would love people to play with as I got time to kill as of late.

I have it for PC, is cross platform play supported, since it's not a deathmatch game.?

(06-11-2017 11:05 PM)Cattle Rustler Wrote:  This thread should be re-titled the "Incel Lounge".

Because?

(06-12-2017 02:50 AM)Dan Woolf Wrote:  

(06-11-2017 11:05 PM)Cattle Rustler Wrote:  This thread should be re-titled the "Incel Lounge".

Because?

Because "Intel" with a lisp sounds cool.

(06-11-2017 11:29 PM)spokepoker Wrote:  The last night looks really cool, digging that art style. I kinda don't like the storyline, if it really is "feminism took over". I just wish thye would stop politicizing everything.

(06-11-2017 05:40 PM)Comte De St. Germain Wrote:  Who has PS4/PS+? Just renewed it for myself and Killing Floor 2 is free this month. Would love people to play with as I got time to kill as of late.

I have it for PC, is cross platform play supported, since it's not a deathmatch game.?

No dice sadly.

I watched the XBox E3 press conference last night. Scorpio - now officially named XBox One X - sounds like very impressive hardware and will certainly be a good deal faster than the PS4 Pro, but the press conference was a snooze fest with only very few games that looked more or less compelling to me.
One was Forza 7, but if Project Cars 2 delivers on its promises (I don't care that it will have less than 200 cars instead of 700) I doubt I'll feel like I'm missing out by not having an XBox. Another was Metro Exodus, but it's multi-platform, and the third was Anthem from the Bioware main team, which looks more like a hugely visually impressive Destiny-like open world co-op loot based action game than an RPG, which is fine with me. And it's also multi platform so also coming to PS4.
Assassin's Creed Origins looks like like Assassin's Creed in ancient Egypt. Which is what it is so I guess that's fine. I think I've lost interest in this series as the last one I could be arsed to play for more than a few hours was Black Flag, and I still didn't even get anywhere near to finishing it.

The Xbox press conference was a snooze, only got a kick out of Crackdown 3 and Original Xbox games. Best believe, I'll be snatching ankles in NBA Street Vol. 2 once again.

The best stuff so far was from the EA press conference. Battlefront 2 looks dope, got a fetish for war games made with Frostbite. Still hurt over another female protagonist, but I'd be lying if I said that I wouldn't suck the pink out her pussy though.





Dame near beat my meat to the teaser for In the Name of the Tsar. Battlefield 1 has kept my attention since release. Don't know how they plan to balance a bunch of bald bitches; from what I've heard, the female frame can be much harder to land shots on in FPS games.

(06-12-2017 11:02 AM)Lordless Wrote:  The Xbox press conference was a snooze, only got a kick out of Crackdown 3 and Original Xbox games. Best believe, I'll be snatching ankles in NBA Street Vol. 2 once again.

The best stuff so far was from the EA press conference. Battlefront 2 looks dope, got a fetish for war games made with Frostbite. Still hurt over another female protagonist, but I'd be lying if I said that I wouldn't suck the pink out her pussy though.





Dame near beat my meat to the teaser for In the Name of the Tsar. Battlefield 1 has kept my attention since release. Don't know how they plan to balance a bunch of bald bitches; from what I've heard, the female frame can be much harder to land shots on in FPS games.

I had more fun with Battlefront than with Battlefield 1 so I'm quite looking forward to Battlefront 2. I don't care too much about the single player campaign but it's a nice addition and seemingly something a whole lot of people asked for.