>>56289
>I'm running into shit like ravens that try to duel my ac-10 packing panther at point blank, while torso twisting. With an xl.

You've got the 10P Panther, the one fucking non-all energy variant that they didn't give out for the Resistance packs. All the others, the only difference is whether you want 3 or 4 energy hardpoints in your right arm, and then one or two missile slots for 6 tubes in your torso. I swear, My stats on my jenners suck but that's because I bought lights first thinking "cheapest is easiest" and lost sooo fucking many rounds. Panther's, I just can't get to work well with my playstyle (and, sadly, my impatience and forgetting to torso twist and use that shield arm.)

Although I did zombie a fucking Jager and Nova 2 on 1 to win a match with only 1 srm 4 left in m CT once. Maybe I should just build one to focus on SRM damage more.

>>56291
I actually prefer the one with the er-ppc and quirks. The ballistic variant is a joke mech, hence me having an ac-10 for a primary on a 35 ton machine.

preapre your anuses.
http://battletechgame.com
25 hours as of posting.

HBK-4J is treating me well. The dual LRM-10s are very nice.

EBJ is a bit harder for me, for some reason. Following BTDT's build pretty much to the letter right now, but havent broken 350 damage in a map yet. Maybe its been bad teams with everyone rushing to mater their Resistance 2 mechs, maybe I'm just not used to the profile of it and keep sticking shit out from cover when I think i am well protected. Either way, I'm liking them both. Tried out my VTR-9K last night too. Still works very well, but it's definitely not a frontline assault at all, especially post quirkening. Still pulls very respectable damage, with 600, 700 damage maps easily.

made it to tier-3 for like 5 minutes, then my teams proceeded to suck ass, and I suck in panthers and died with low damage dealt, and now I'm like 6 matches away from tier 3 again.

>>56337
The Fox Engine has been used for Pro Evolution Soccer since 2014, nothing on third party titles yet because Konami hates money.

  I have two entries for custom music.

1/2

  2/2.

GUNSHOTS ARE THE BEAT!

>>56349
Oh, friends bought me MGSV for my birthday (in a week or two). So come at my bases bros.

>>56334
>>56333

Check it out, I can use custom music on my 360 version of Ground Zeroes but apparently this feature doesn't work with the XB1/PS4 versions of GZ/TPP which is a kick in the nuts

The in-game descriptions of the classes are misleading; the Infiltrator is what most people have been playing until MGSV's MP came out, so damn near everyone is proficient (or at least should be) in its playstyle.
Scout is an easy way to rack up points for a high score, spamming E.Locator grenades & popping Fultons.
The Enforcer class is most difficult, as its lack of speed is a MAJOR hinderance in the absence of a decent team.

Also, the Scout's & Enforcer's "specialty weapons" are practically shit compared to the initial-issue pseudo-M4.

>>56437
>Enforcer's defensive capability is just a placebo to give a false sense of security

Not surprising.

>>56438

Literally. Playing the Enforcer is like playing Goddamn Cowadooty; you can spray Infiltrators with the highly inaccurate LMGs all day, not get a hit once, get flipped onto your face, then Fultoned.

MAYBE if the Mines were worth a shit. MAYBE if the LMGs were slightly better than water hoses, MAYBE if the "armor" was more than just cosmetic window dressing. Maybe THEN, the class would be worth taking.

As it is, I selected it as my avatar's/primary class, because it looks cool. The Scout's "specialist" outfit looks like ass, and who the hell wants to play "easy mode" Infiltrator?

>>56354
konami is the new H&K
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1124682
>I just realised something, don't know if anyone else noticed, but Konami appears to have patched in an offline tax.

>I just realised this today. Whenever I boot the game, and ever since mission 22 (MB rescue mission) I always go offline before anything else, so I'm even bypassing the FOB tutorial.

>Very recently, as soon as I do this, I get subtracted 250000 GMP, all my placement guns are automatically limited to 6 of each and all my vehicles to 3 of each. Basically, all sorts of things that took a long time to collect in game, and offline, just disappear.

>The only reason I noticed this is because I normally start in the ACC, but when I restarted my game while Snake was in Motherbase, a prompt in the corner informing me of a 250000GMP expense showed up, and I then noticed a pattern. I later realised that the "tax" is also paid even if you are in the ACC, there is just no warning about it.

I find it interesting that the MGO UN-ARC is semi.

>>56344

Are you simply name-dropping with AFF or have you actually played it?

I bought it yesterday and it's still in a very early alpha state: horrible netcode, non-existent balance between any of the guns (instant kill "Hunting Rifle" vs all the auto ARs that fire at like 300rpm needs 20+ hits). I wouldn't consider it to have "come out" yet, any more than Star Citizens dogfight demo thing. They're both still pre-alpha products that aren't impressive at all in their current implementation.

>>56345
It just came into my view and I liked the look of it, however I'm not all that eager to play it as of yet, unless some of my steam friends will dig it really hard.

>horrible netcode, non-existent balance between any of the guns
>I wouldn't consider it to have "come out" yet, any more than Star Citizens dogfight demo thing.
This is not a demo, this is a full game, right there, without additional warm-up. It is still upgradable and configurable, but of course because there are no Big Money behind it, even if it's successful, it won't be long until someone overcomes it. Time will tell. There's a distinct possibility that idea of combined carrier + fighter + trooper gameplay will be reincarnated in some form of BF2142 Titan mode, and at this point, all other games will implode really hard.

>>56343
Yeah so clearly he has no idea what he's talking about and there's no possible way that BLESSED ROBERTS could possibly not deliver a game. (you know, like when he had to sell Freelancer to Microsoft because he ran out of money and quit the devteam) Just like how you should ignore Peter Molynux if he tells you not to over-promise on things.

>>56344
>At the point where it came to actual ships and hangar reveal I said - oh, this needs a popcorn bowl. I need a big one. I have opinion on a much larger picture of all this process, but I doubt somebody would be interested.

I'm interested. Share with us, please.

>>56353
There was a similar process about 15 years ago, and modern people of respectable age with money were kids back then, but they still not too old and they probably still want to play games. So they most likely have no idea what a dotcom is, and so do I. But my basic grasp of it is that it is an online enterprise, where the owners of some international brand are funneling money into promising projects, only to achieve a pile of barely-working garbage at the end. Most of the money goes into advertisements and creation of nice picture, and development itself is being put on the bus. Gathered money start to live their own life on their own. Years later customer's dreams are shattered, the money are gone and the idea is dispersed into nothing, but there are some guys who got off much better.

Current sort of bubble is actually called "pre-purchase", and as far as I can tell, it's not going to be too big to cause a complete disaster, but apparently some people have been trying to use this type of strategy already, probably to hop on the bandwagon. Homeworld Shipbreakers and Remastered, which is not even a remake per se, a giant sinkhole without purpose. No Mans Sky, which looks like a stupid benchmark. Colonial Fucking Marines. Battlefield to some extent, dropped that game right after PREMIUM bullshit came out. Ok, I'm not going to talk about Steam trade system itself, I hope Gabe knows what he is doing, amirite? Some people are spending money they don't own on games that they ain't going to play and buy them because they are on sale. People ready to give money to certain projects that promise to get big, but don't really contain any original idea. The whole idea for donation for cool items does not lack certain sense in it so it is probably fail-proof. Probably. I perceive there was some outrage of some towards the structure of big gaming companies or something, but it was so jumbled I never really bother to read through any part of it. I learned to live through all of it without putting too much hope on anything.

But this game, this game, this game is an icing on the cake. Where is the gameplay? Where is the kinesics of the fight? Where is the order of a battle? Is there something behind these flashy animations? What does it mean, "community powered", are we going to think these conceptions for developer so he can put this into the game with his horde of hired hands and get away with it? This whole block of the fund-rising campaign by RSI is like a big thick smokescreen that falls on your eyes and prevents you from seeing anything around. A random guy comes to me in Steam and tells me "this new and very promising thing I

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>>56159
Yeah the one that comes to mind with many disks is baldurs gate.

Fuck was flopping disks constantly a pain in the ass sometimes.

also

"You must gather your party before venturing forth"

>>56160
HIYA IM IMOEN!

  >>56163
BOO!

>>56159
BG1 was indeed 5 CD's, plus 1 more for Tales of the Sword Coast expansion. BG2 had 4 CD's, plus 1 more for Throne of Bhaal.

>What if FALLOUT 4 was 2D Isometric?
>Those "screenshots"
ALL MY MONEY!.

Picked up CoC. Time for SAN loss!

Currently playing Palladium superheroes. (I'm the team's wizard; he's built as an explorer, but is turning out to be more of a medic/buffer/debuffer type. Because one of the tanks is the ninja already.) PPE burnout is annoying.

Want to play/GM Dungeons: The Dragoning, but need to get some playtesting in first and define adventures in the setting/figure out what shenanigans would involve themselves in the player's business.)

So as it stands now I don't have enough time left in the Marine Corps to deploy and my unit doesn't have any major DETs coming up in the near future that I'm on. That means I'm mostly free for gaming.

Is anyone here still doing a game on roll20?

If not does anyone want to start one?

>>55951
Im down for whatever.

Finally picked up Unhallowed Metropolis.

:3

>>56136
I was gonna post to say crimsonland is fantastic until I realized I didnt have it. So I took it. Muwhah.

Grabbed Deadly Premonition, thansk m8.

>>56136
I took Neverending Nightmare because I've been looking for a good horror game that I can run on my laptop.

Thanks, man!

Those of you who've seen the LTG vs Viscant video might be entertained to see Yung Viscant.

I knew he had that Tim Buckley 90s-kid hair look later on, but dem locks.

Photographer is Robert Paul.
http://gallery.rmpaul.com/Esports/Evo-2015

The crowd reaction shots and player pair shots have a bit less of the oomph that last year's photos (also from Robert Paul, and David Zhou) did, but I really like the closeups for individual players and announcers, color and b&w.

David Zhou's 2014 album: http://imgur.com/a/BPC1y?gallery
Robert Paul's 2014 album: http://gallery.rmpaul.com/Esports/Evo-2014

  Alpha for Rising Thunder was released a couple of days ago. It's a new fighter in the works with Seth Killian and the Cannon brothers attached to it, so you know it's genuine.

http://www.pcgamer.com/rising-thunder-a-pc-only-fighting-game-from-experts-in-the-genre/

Those of you who believe inputs to be one of the greatest barriers to executing combos and by extension, preventing a wider fighting game audience, you might have what you want here.

See if you can recognize which characters these robots take some of their moves from.

http://www.risingthunder.com/

Kreygasm

http://dreamcancel.com/2015/08/06/snk-playmore-acquired-by-chinese-company/

Quite frankly since their latest KOF/FF release is some stupid mobile game, I think it's an improvement.

>>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