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Everybody seems to be hung up on 4k ultra detail, ray tracing, 100,000 FPS!!!
The question is, do you enjoy playing games?
The question is, do you enjoy playing games?
Does anyone actually enjoy playing games anymore!?
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Depends on the game but yes all in all I do
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Some games, yes.
It's more that life now gets in the way and I don't have enough time to put into them.
It's more that life now gets in the way and I don't have enough time to put into them.
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old games FTW.
I've made a big shift away from online multiplayer games after them being my main genre for so many years, these days I am more into solo offline games or co-op games with friends. I just cant deal any more with online players, their behaviour makes me want to vomit, sure sure...they call the things they do and say banter/trolling/"funny" etc, I just call it childish and annoying so I stick to gaming with friends/solo
Hah yeah - I don't take it personally - think they are just dicks - but it is something I just don't want to be around as well - it is just so pathetic. That and the cheating just ruin so many MP experiences these days so I tend to play co-op a lot more or 64 player MP where the childish BS is sidelined somewhat.
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It's the bugs and waiting for patches that has got tiring. Don't recall this being the case in the olden days of say HL/Prey etc.
I gave up multiplayer after gears 1!
Got fed up of kids squeelling at me and shouting they gonna f my mum.
Gears 2 was great so I could punch them in the face.........lots ,
Got fed up of kids squeelling at me and shouting they gonna f my mum.
Gears 2 was great so I could punch them in the face.........lots ,
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I still enjoy playing SP games, I’m just very fussy about what I spend money on theses days.
Astroneer, Subnautica, and modified XCOM 2 all continue to provide fun diversions from a cold and sodden SW France.
Astroneer, Subnautica, and modified XCOM 2 all continue to provide fun diversions from a cold and sodden SW France.
Street of rage 4 brought it back for me. Also currently loving Ori. Tomb raider did it for me, the first one. Rage also, I couldn't put it down
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ori is incredible. I love the story behind it. Still playing both of them! Taking my time as there's no rush to complete it.
The Mrs got confused with Ori! "Why are you not blowing stuff up and shooting people"?
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The Last of Us is the absolute pinnacle of gaming. It shows what the medium of computer games is capable of. Sublime interactive story telling.
People are indeed too hung up on performance of things. I've said it a bunch of times. You can see that a lot of posters in the Graphics card forum aren't game enthusiasts. They are benchmark enthusiasts.
People are indeed too hung up on performance of things. I've said it a bunch of times. You can see that a lot of posters in the Graphics card forum aren't game enthusiasts. They are benchmark enthusiasts.
I'll give subnautica another go.....I drowned!!
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Very much still enjoying them.
Since ps5 launched I have completed
Miles morales
Cyberpunk
Abzu
Demons souls
90% of the way through links awakening on switch.
I am halfway through greedfall at the moment.
& 2 seasons of football manager on pc!
Ive really enjoyed all of them. Demon's souls feels like the highlight.
Since ps5 launched I have completed
Miles morales
Cyberpunk
Abzu
Demons souls
90% of the way through links awakening on switch.
I am halfway through greedfall at the moment.
& 2 seasons of football manager on pc!
Ive really enjoyed all of them. Demon's souls feels like the highlight.
Only found the first half of Subnautica enjoyable - it kind of became far too much a chore in the second half especially as you were intended to use the big sub which was more effort than it paid off and I ended up using the prawn suit and grapple instead just to complete the game.
It is one of the few games though where the experience stays with you long after you've completed it.
I really hope they redo the game one day with ray tracing and bring the second half of the game up to the level of the first half - there is obviously a lot of intended to be interwoven story elements that they never had the time to do in the second half as well as a lot of the mechanics in the second half feeling rushed and incomplete.
It is one of the few games though where the experience stays with you long after you've completed it.
I really hope they redo the game one day with ray tracing and bring the second half of the game up to the level of the first half - there is obviously a lot of intended to be interwoven story elements that they never had the time to do in the second half as well as a lot of the mechanics in the second half feeling rushed and incomplete.
I'd love to play Miles Morales but will not buy another PlayStation