Zahille7
@Zahille7@lemmy.world
- Comment on Oblivion Remastered modder splices Fallout 3's level-by-questing into Cyrodiil, and my virtual knees are glad 10 hours ago:
It’s cool and all, but I always preferred the Elder Scrolls leveling to Fallout anyway. It actually feels kinda like you’re putting in work/“practice” to get better.
- Comment on Would you considering watching playthroughs of a game the same as playing that game? 10 hours ago:
Like watching playthroughs of Gow Ragnarok and Spider-Man 2. I don’t have a PlayStation so I couldn’t play them when they first released (they’re on PC now, but expensive), but I was on the hype train so I wanted to see what happened.
Now that I know what happens, I still want to play through them myself so I can make the decisions, like you say.
- Comment on Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week? 23 hours ago:
So I’ve played with that mod now for about a day, and it’s really nice. The toggleable hood is a very nice touch, being able to shoot or drop bombs almost whenever is amazing, and they fixed the window thing.
I play this game almost exclusively with a controller, so I can’t really take “full” advantage of the mod, but a lot of the parkour stuff still translates as it’s just a different button map.
I also got a cloth physics mod to fix the stuff/heavy cloth physics, and it’s just an absolutely incredible feeling to have the long coats actually flowing when you move again.
- Comment on Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week? 1 day ago:
Tbf I didn’t mind the RPG ones. I think Origins struck the better balance of having a linear story while still letting you build Bayek how you wanted.
I liked Odyssey, but I didn’t really care for how there were multiple endings, because it doesn’t make sense from a narrative or lore standpoint. The Animus is supposed to show us the genetic memories of people who lived in the past, so shouldn’t everything that happens in the Animus actually have happened in the past? Why are there multiple choice endings, or discussions for that matter? Still, it was fun for the power fantasy it was.
Valhalla was just too much.
- Comment on Day 365 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing (One Year Anniversary!) 1 day ago:
Hell yeah
- Comment on Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week? 1 day ago:
I was looking at some, but there aren’t too many that aren’t just new outfits or skins to play with; at least on nexus.
- Comment on Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week? 2 days ago:
I got AC: Unity on sale on steam so I’ve been replaying that. The controls are pretty jank and rough, but I’m still enjoying it.
- Comment on Cyberpunk 2077 update 2.3 motors into your life this week with new cars, auto-driving, a taxi service and more 2 days ago:
Wasn’t the last update supposed to be the last one? I’m not complaining, mind you.
- Comment on Day 362 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 4 days ago:
Sea of Thieves really is something. It’s gorgeous, it’s fun, it has a relatively simple game loop that’s very satisfying to do but can get up there in complexity, and can be super chill with the fishing and cooking stuff.
- Comment on Vintage gaming advertising pictures: a gallery 4 days ago:
Those PS2 underwear ones are fucking wild
- Comment on Vernon Dursley, uncle of Harry Potter is just a normal bloke that loves his wife and gets roped into a paramilitary war for it. 5 days ago:
Yeah, there’s still the fact they didn’t even let him celebrate a birthday until he started going to that school, because they were scared of him.
Remember the times Harry pulls out his wand at home? Remember how freaked out they were when he does? Or even the fact that he (unwittingly) blew up his step-aunt and refused to change her back (even if he knew how, I doubt he would). They only start giving him leniency when they realize that he could literally change their entire reality with a thought.
- Comment on Radiation is a literal Lovecraftian Monster 1 week ago:
You mean HBO’s Chernobyl?
The moment they look over the railing into the very mouth of God itself gives me chills. The sound of the nuclear fire blasting and spewing out all the smoke and radiation.
- Comment on Battlefront II is currently at 3,99€, offers ends on the 10th of July 1 week ago:
I initially got it for the story lol. Well, I think it was on Games With Gold a few years back and that’s how I got it.
Either way I enjoyed the story for what it was, trying to bridge the gap between OT and ST, and thought it didn’t do a terrible job at it.
- Comment on Destiny’s mobile spinoff will arrive in August 1 week ago:
Preorders for a mobile game… Nah.
- Comment on Battlefront II is currently at 3,99€, offers ends on the 10th of July 1 week ago:
This is a solid game for how cheap it goes on sale regularly. I mean it’s pretty old now, but still.
Multiplayer can be fun, but there are a lot of bots. The Galactic Conquest mode (the Clone War one that’s more like the classic BF games) can kinda drag for a really long time in some matches, but it’s still pretty fun to jump in and start blasting.
- Comment on Day 355 of posting a Daily Screenshot from the games I've been playing 1 week ago:
The first few levels of Pirate’s Life are fantastic imo. Especially that first one when you’re going through the cave and listening to the voiceover… I got chills when I first played it. It was just really fun for me and I can’t really explain why. I liked how they got the original voices to record some new lines for the quest/level too.
And I really like the “DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES” guy.
- Comment on Dying Light developers Techland are cancelling two games 2 weeks ago:
Again?
First it was Hellraid (tbh I’m still really salty about that one)
- Comment on Randy Pitchford asks fans if they'd swallow future Borderlands exclusivity deals, almost 10,000 people say just put your damn games on Steam 2 weeks ago:
Also Tiny Tina was actually a fuckin blast to play through. It doesn’t drag like some of the main games do, the humor is actually fun because you’re basically playing a game within a game and it works as far as D&D stuff goes imo.
Also I actually liked being able to customize my character for once. I don’t know about the other voices, but I actually really liked the douchey/cocky voice I ended up going with. There are some fun lines for different quests and such.
- Comment on It used to be just weird Christians, but now everyone's pretty much on board with burning Harry Potter books. 2 weeks ago:
When I played it, I felt like they kinda bent over backwards for representation. An Indian spells teacher, an African fortune telling teacher, a Japanese broom coach, etc… Plus not to mention all the classmates that are straight up from other countries, and that mention other countries in their conversations.
There’s also the married interracial lesbian witch couple, the trans witch who runs the Three Broomsticks and the letter you can find that implies she and Garlick were a thing back when they were younger.
A lot of the NPCs felt like specific middle fingers right to JK imo
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
There’s a restaurant at the end of the pier where I grew up that always has a sign that says “no shirt, no shoes, no problem”
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Like the other reply said, it was PopCon, so you got at least a couple weeks.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Yup, PopCon
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
I just got done working a comic convention this weekend. You might be pretty surprised by the general lack of clothing most people wear to those things (calling it a “costume”).
Just this weekend alone, I saw at least five guys walking around without a shirt, and I don’t know how many women wearing things that showed basically everything. Like so tight and thin I could tell what kind and color underwear they were wearing.
And this was in Indianapolis, far from a beach or lake, right in the middle of downtown.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
My mom raised us to be comfortable with our bodies, so we wouldn’t even have the door closed when we were bathing.
- Comment on It used to be just weird Christians, but now everyone's pretty much on board with burning Harry Potter books. 2 weeks ago:
Which game lol
- Comment on It used to be just weird Christians, but now everyone's pretty much on board with burning Harry Potter books. 2 weeks ago:
I like that the first movie has a couple possibly problematic things (“you’re supposed to be a good athlete, it’s in your genes”), but I feel like a lot of it goes away the longer the movies continue.
- Comment on How do Vampires know they are immortal without first living forever? 2 weeks ago:
I mean he does a fuckton more than that…
There’s another immortal caveman who whenever he dies, he comes back to life with a new superpower
- Comment on 'Death Stranding 2' proves more video games need to get weird, experts say 2 weeks ago:
Fucking G*mers, man…
You can never be happy. You always have to be pedantic and condescending to people who actually answer your questions normally. You always have to move the goalposts and play semantics.
“No, you didn’t give me games that are labeled exactly as I want them to be labeled, so you’re wrong and I’m still right.”
You’re just as bad as Republicans nowadays.
- Comment on 'Death Stranding 2' proves more video games need to get weird, experts say 2 weeks ago:
And I personally couldn’t care less about that one. I know others might want it, and I’d be lying if I said I didn’t want to check it out a little bit, but I’m not super huge on collect-a-thon platformers.
- Comment on Steam Summer Sale 2025 has begun! 2 weeks ago:
Which is kinda stupid imo. If you want more people to try and buy your game, you should at least put it on sale once a year.