The Miscellaneous PC & vidya Games Thread

[Josquius]

So it's not just me then.

It's a shame as there does seem to be a lot of great mods that could let me have a decent crack at making a European style city.

[mongers]

I just deleted* that game last night, found it way too fiddly.


* Also the new Steam interface has at least one usual feature, the ability to list your game library by install size, very helpful as I need some extra space to do some video rendering.

[Syt]

I don't know, maybe there's some fan sites out there that curate mod collections. Even using recent collections on the Workshop often cause more problems than they help.

At the same time I marvel at the creators that build beautiful stuff like this.

[Grey Fox]

I play CS too!

But what I really play is traffic management the game.

[mongers]

Going through steam, Oh great a D&D game, 'Idle curse of grimock'* , but turns out to be some clicker game, may well be the most mindless game I've ever played.   


And yet I played two to three hours of it before deleting it.   


* or something stupidly similar, can't be arsed to look it up.

[Syt]

Installed Battlefield V again for some mindless WW2 flavored action. For some reason it made me play through the introduction again which consists, among other things, of:

- driving a Pz VI Tiger in North Africa ... in 1941 (the Tiger came into service in 1942)
- fighting in Kasserine Pass ... in 1942 (the battle of Kasserine Pass was in early 1943)
- intercepting British bombers en route to Hamburg 1943 ... during the day (the USAAF bombed during the day, the RAF at night)

[Syt]

The Iwo Jima map is pretty cool, though. Goes from beach landings to fortified positions, up the mountain and through caves and finally to the mountain top.

[Valmy]

Installed Battlefield V again for some mindless WW2 flavored action. For some reason it made me play through the introduction again which consists, among other things, of:

- driving a Pz VI Tiger in North Africa ... in 1941 (the Tiger came into service in 1942)
- fighting in Kasserine Pass ... in 1942 (the battle of Kasserine Pass was in early 1943)
- intercepting British bombers en route to Hamburg 1943 ... during the day (the USAAF bombed during the day, the RAF at night)

Winton Churchill fighting at Verdun

[Razgovory]

I am considering buying the Outer Worlds.  It's been a long time since I have played a first-person RPG.

[Tamas]

I am considering buying the Outer Worlds.  It's been a long time since I have played a first-person RPG.

Get the xbox game pass for pc Raz, it's about 4 dollars a month and the game is included.

[Solmyr]

I am considering buying the Outer Worlds.  It's been a long time since I have played a first-person RPG.

Get the xbox game pass for pc Raz, it's about 4 dollars a month and the game is included.

That's what I'm thinking, until it comes out on Steam. Don't want to support Epic.

[Josquius]

Tried call of duty ww2.
Part way through d day and I have to stop playing. I feel so ill. Never came across this on a pc fps before, usually it's a console thing.

[Tonitrus]

I've gotten some very mild queasiness if I get into a 3D FPS-type game after have been away from one for a while.  Readapt quickly though.

[Agelastus]

I just deleted* that game last night, found it way too fiddly.


* Also the new Steam interface has at least one usual feature, the ability to list your game library by install size, very helpful as I need some extra space to do some video rendering.

You actually found something to like about the new interface? I'm impressed.

[crazy canuck]

I've gotten some very mild queasiness if I get into a 3D FPS-type game after have been away from one for a while.  Readapt quickly though.

I have never been able to play them, nausea is just minutes away.