Posts by KoKo5oVaR

Quite sceptical here, the on-ground gameplay sequence was pretty cool, but obviously this is all scripted. I hope it's not just for the show and that they realise, at least in my conception, that an open world is not an end in itself but just a very handy canvas for what's important : an actual game.

OH oh niiiiice !

The console adaptation is scaring me a bit, but hopefully i'm getting anxious for nothing

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29 minutes ago, 0kelvin said: It's been a week since he's gone. This post is a good bye for him. First pic is his empty bed, second was taken some months ago.

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Beautiful photo :')

Is the white verseillais-ish design of the palace is inspired by those last scenes in 2001 a space odyssey ? Looks very nice, i'm intrigued

https://justgetflux.com/

Doesn't fix everything but that helps

Watched Deadman ! Amazing movie that is not what is shows, and hilarious once you realise what the plot is

guys, the hype http://dukenukem.com/

WHAT IS GOING ON

The classic over hyping with fake gameplay trailers, because of the editor or because of the marketing team stupidity, more like shooting you in the foot if you want your studio to last, a bit better if you want to get the money of one single project and run

errrrrrr blind try : the mist ?

I remember losing the immersion and being very disappointed when i realised most of the loots in skyrim were randomized and will adapt to the level of your character. On the contrary, the procedural generation of the levels of FTL or Nuclear Throne for example don't get me out of the game. Dwarf fortress is also a great example. I do think procedural generation can be an added value, if its mechanic stays hidden or well dressed and you don't get "oh, another random event again" moments

I think the problem is not procedural generation, it's when you clearly realise it's procedural generation

Watched Elem Klimov Come and see. That is maybe the most frightening horror movie i've ever seen, if you would class it in that category. Actually i'm left with a nauseous feeling, and i will probably let some time pass before watching it a second time, although it was totally incredible.

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12 hours ago, dux said: Me and my girlfriend mutually ended our relationship today. Doesn't make it suck any less. Today has been a pretty crappy day.

Dude that sucks take care

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8 hours ago, El_Exodus said: I bet you'd like Squad.

Didn't knew the game, but you pretty much nailed it, thanks

PS : it's amazing

Looks really cool, and i know that's not the philosophy of insurgency, but one day i really wish to see a really realistic multiplayer shooter. Something more slowpaced with less accurate weapons, longer fire exchange, relying more on positioning and team tactics than on mouse coordination skill (kind of like brothers in arms). The weapons in this are awfully too precise, not in terms of weapon range and precision, but more because of the aiming capability of the player, and by that i mean you can shoulder your rifle in 0.5 second after a 200 meters sprint in rubbles to nail the head of the machine gunner deployed 70 meters in front of you. That is still too videogamey to be simulation, not saying that's it a bad thing though, the game is still really cool :D.

I was thinking about it Ravage, but maybe that's not in terms of rich/poor you should think but in terms of tenants / landlords. I think that's why ikea and its cheap furniture works so well, there are a lot more people moving from place to place nowadays as tenants, mostly for work, they still need furniture, but they can't move the oak norman wardrobe everywhere if like me you changed place 5 times in 7 years.

So what i did when i was living in england, is buying cheap ikea furniture like chairs and table, got an old couch someone gave me, built some shelves, and when i had to move, i left all the furniture on the street with a "free furniture, take what you need" sign.

So if you invest in an unique 2050 euros table, that's for it to stay, maybe instead of reasoning in terms of rich or poor, you could think of people who stay and people who move. Because there are also not so rich landlords who plan to stay for years, and maybe would be buying an unique furniture if the price is not prohibitive.

Just an idea like that browsing the sites you linked ravage, when i see this 2050€ table https://tylko.com/product/hub/3/

It looks awfully simple, but at the same time, there's stuff in terms of matter and form just impossible to do at home if you don't have the experience and the tools. Like that :

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Sounds obvious, but maybe you should value your work with such designs that only a professional can achieve. Ikea in better like you said

Who is buying a wooden shelf 1500 euros ? There must be customers i'm certain, but it really boggles my mind, you have no idea. Last time i needed one, i found some old solid wood planks in the street, restored them and built myself one, not the prettiest one, although it has sentimental value now. Guess that must say something about my social class or something :D. Anyhow, good luck to you Ravage, wish this works !

Looking super cool ! It gets me some Aquaria vibes for those who remembers it