>>55937
>like means only

Are you even trying anymore?

>Anti-white, anti-straight gay black man (seriously) shoots 2 news reporters dead.

>A member of Million Dollar Extreme (a troll group if you dont already know) gives the media a complete bullshit tip that the shooter was a avid GamerGate supporter.

>Media spreads the "info" with no proof and doesnt bother to check if its legit info in the slightest.

>All while still completely covering up that the shooter is anti-white & anti-straight.

Media at its finest.

  >>55961
Story is a little off for million dollar extreme had no connection to the creating of said video.

https://www.youtube.com/youhadtodoit
That channel were the ones who made it happen and only name dropped million dollar extreme and Sam Harris

"This video is by: https://www.youtube.com/youhadtodoit

...hat tip to this channel and also to the hacker known as "Anonymous" for the name drop, thank you and cheers :)"

But yeah fuck the media these days if it doesnt work towards the companies bottom line they will not report on it.

-Video in question, description posted in quotes above

Literally Who #? made another video where she lied a lot

>>56109
Literally who cares?

Just cleared the first district. Decent so far, not stellar.

So far, the game is somewhat repetitive. Missions often bring you back to something that you already did before.

Most annoying to me is how weak/inaccurate the standard gun is. I was expecting a more Syndicate War style FUCK EVERYTHING approach, minigun style. Even the standard Syndicate & Syndicate wars weapons were pretty effective when you have 4 guys with SMGs focus fire onto a single enemy. That's pretty much the end of the enemy right there & then. In Sat Reign, the enemies don't go down quite as fast, even when you focus fire.

That's probably because they aim to make the game more stealth oriented than what S/SW was. Which isn't bad, but somewhat awkward at first.

Tactical intense squad managing in dark dystopian world like in Blade runner? yes, please. YES!

Once you get the miniguns and beam guns, shit does get easier to fuck around with when coupled with various abilities (like EMP etc).
What's somewhat weird is that the early grenades keep owning just as hard through the entire game.

Most annoying bugs so far:
- Civilians walking through check points using a wrong wandering path, causing guards to open fire & checkpoint doors to malfunction. 2 of my agents got caught in the crossfire and it all went to shit.
- After getting caught in an enemy grenade blast, my infiltrator somehow got stuck after being knocked back and briefly stunned. Could swap weapons but nothing else. I had to lure guards in with my other agents to kill my infiltrator to remove the effect. Bummer.

Finished. Ending was somewhat predictable. But OK game overall.

Vid: let's go oldskool:
>Every satellite in UTOPIA's network of geo-synchronous orbital platforms is equipped with a stockpile of tungsten-uranium alloy rods on a steerable mounting. When these rods are launched, the process of atmospheric re-entry heats them to the point at which they liquefy, producing a plasma rain with true battlefield potential. We can now successfully over-ride the system lockouts triggered by Harbinger. By transmitting re-initialisation protocols, the system can be placed at your agents' disposal. This can be done using a hand-held activator but caution should be exercised; the cost of firing this system is extremely high.

  >>56069

I played a good amount of the early alpha and loved it. One of the most high-stress video games I've played.

>>55972
Anyone from Europa playing it? I really want to try it but doing it solo is probably not so much fun.

I tried to figure out if development was actually active and it doesn't seem like it, but I like the idea.

I don't actually mind the blocky no texture graphics, but the reason for that kind of trade off should be a heavily populated world, and this seems fairly empty.

Would be nice to see what could be done with a copy of some portion of New York City with a population of NPCs on the order of 100,000.

>>56042
It seems active to me:
http://store.steampowered.com/news/?appids=272230

>>56061
Ah, the steam news is updated more regularly than their website and google+, makes sense, but a bit confusing, also I should have checked reddit of course.

I'll wait at least 6 months before I check this out.

Three words make me jmoygasm at the thought of the Oculus:

Rogue Squadron VR.

Make it happen, Disney.

>>55967
I don't really play games any more, but reading this makes me hunger for a "Tie-Fighter: Oculus edition"

>>56023
>>56022
I'd much prefer Rise of Flight and IL-2 series, Ilya Muromets, etc. Racing games as another OPERATOR said would be awesome, like the Sim Bin Race games, and then the obvious stuff with basic head tracking integration already like Elite and Star Citizen.

There are a few first person shooters i'd love converted to IR compatibility, namely the Hitman series, Killing Floor, and Quake and Doom series.

>>56024
>survival horror

>Amnesia: The Dark Descent or P.T. with rift support.

Jesus...

>>56025
I would absolutely love a survival horror game on oculus.

Shit I still havent finished amnesia and I cant bring myself to get farther in alien isolation. I dont get nervous by gunfire, most spoopy things, etc. But jesus those games unnerve me when played with headphones in a dark room

I still haven't finished Dragonfall, time to power through the rest of that and then play Hong Kong a couple times.

>>55889
>I still haven't finished Dragonfall, time to power through the rest of that and then play Hong Kong a couple times.

Why power through it? It's not like SR:HK will run away on you? Enjoy the games at their own pace while it lasts, they're not exactly very long.

And done.

My playthrough took around 25 hours.
Overall a pretty decent game. As you get nearer to the end there are more and more bugs and sloppy design though. Too bad, but nothing really game breaking. I hope they'll patch it soon.

Certainly a $15 well spent on kickstarter. I'll play through it once more now and will probably come back to it later.

My first playthrough was with a decker, I think I'll go melee this time. I also suspect mage would be pretty good since there isn't an NPC mage with a storyline available afaik. Maybe I'll do a physical mage?

>>55913
25 hours, not bad, good to see it's a full campaign.
I guess holding off on playing this for a few weeks wouldn't be a bad idea, I can wait for the first few patches.

>>55898
I was having trouble with a fight that's why I stopped playing, I didn't want to have to change the way I was playing, but I couldn't make it through the fight very well as it was, meh, I'll do it some time this week and it will be fine, not far to go from the end I think.

>>55914
>I was having trouble with a fight that's why I stopped playing, I didn't want to have to change the way I was playing, but I couldn't make it through the fight very well as it was, meh, I'll do it some time this week and it will be fine, not far to go from the end I think.

You can lower the difficulty "on the fly", if you want. It's in the options menu. Personally, I started playing SR:HK on Normal, but bumped it up along the way since I was barely taking damage. At the start, you feel kinda weak though, since your NPCs don't all contribute a whole lot in fights.

During the first section of SR:HK, there's a passage where I thought "well, that's going to suck if you use an adept or melee focused street samurai", but I just replayed that and it was pretty easy. The NPCs provided could pull it off without any help from you if you guide them right and use their skills correctly.

I also think near the end would suck without a good decker character, but I guess Is0b3l will do fine? We'll see, since in my current playthrough I'm going as adept instead of decker.

>>55865
Dont over extend your military, dont over build your military to where your taxes cant afford it. Dont capture a shit ton of areas if you cant hold them and pay for the force holding them.


Conversely: Cheat to get all the moneys.

>>55865
Slow down your expansion, become worth as much as possible in trade, and pigpile.

If somebody is at war with two or three factions, attack them. Even if you just declare war and never actually move towards them. Easy relations boosts and occasionally easy land.

  But really though, next month Warhammer gets its last real game, set in the "end times" before the world eats itself and the Ground Marines show up.

>>55906

Yes, its co-op warhammer left 4 dead skaven edition, and I am going to play the shit out of it.

>>55906
>>55907
AND YOU HAVE MY AXE

The biggest problem I have with simulation oriented games is the interface is usually too unwieldy. When literally every key is a different ability and there are god knows how many combinations of Ctrl+ I get irritated. Especially when there's multiple control settings in game like for tanks and helicopters and aircraft and shit.

they should make a new silent scope.
also RP socom, operation flashpoint & conflict desert storm.
you will be missed.

>>55894
RIP*

>>55894
This part has to be my favorite from the first game.
>"Calm down everyone, the criminals are *hiding* somewhere in this stadium"
>"Wow! What great action"
>"The players from both teams are chasing them, SHOWTIME!"
I ended up picking the harrier route because it was quicker, though.

This unrealistic shooter is the only one I ever really cared for. I played the shit out of BZflag from 2002-2010, at which point I basically stopped playing games for the most part.

>>55787
>-60fps issue (breaking hitboxes and enemys attack rate)
Also affects roll I-frames, weapon degradation, parry frames, possibly poison's effect too.

>>55788
Poison effect and Weapon degradation not.
At least i haven´t noticed any difference after locking the game on 30fps with NVidia Inspector.
I was surprised how easily i could dodgeroll and parry the attacks then.

>>55787
It's pretty unfortunate too since the level design and universe of the souls games is interesting and something I'd like to explore but aspects of the combat are objectively bad. It'd be pretty cool if it was a proper rpg too where being a dedicated spellcaster was a viable option as opposed to being a ner fed melee haracter with some spellcaster g ability.

>>55798
>Weapon degradation not.
That was fixed in the last patch. Try an older build and see for yourself. Protip: attack dead bodies, they absolutely wreck your weapons.

>>55811
I havn´t played with the latest patch yet, but thanks for letting me know. But i assume, the i-frames bug on 60fps hasn´t been fixed?
Btw, is this bug fixed in Scholar of the first Sin? Or do i have to lock it on 30fps to not to get async attack animations?

>>55828
Id certainly be tempted if I had the money to buy it.

I'll pick it up in 3 years for $7.50 during a sale but I have seen nothing to make me want to rush out and be able to play it online.

I'm really looking forward to it. The problem with most RTSes I've disliked is how dry they are. They just have no character. I feel lackluster sound design is often at fault. And that's when they aren't a pile of ass to control (I'm looking at you Men of War). I found Wargame to be incredibly dry and boring, but they've billed this game as more CnC-esque, so color me interested.

I've been doing nothing but play CnC Generals Zero Hour (the one game I've never stopped playing), Planetary Annihilation and Company of Heroes 2 lately. I'll be curious if Act of War is up to snuff.

Sort of hyped.

>>55809
Same. I really enjoyed Warband but I think I'll wait on Bannerlord for a few patches and then see how it's doing.

Honestly only 3 things (aside from the graphics) I think they need to change/upgrade from Warband:

1) Battle AI. Fighting 5 enemies by yourself? Be prepared for all 5 of them to clump into a 3-square foot area and walk straight towards you, with no attempt to flank you or even to maneuver at all.

2) More/better sound effects. Specifically sound effect variety.

3) Make the "custom battle" mode not such shit. Same 3 or 4 maps, no ability to customize the battles at all, besides picking from one of like 8 pre-made characters and then the number/ratio of forces. Sometimes you just want a cheap, quick fight, without all the campaign complexity or multiplayer difficulty.