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All of all! / So I made a Charas discord... because

« Last post by MartinVole on February 05, 2024, 09:19:43 PM »

By some suggestion I guess? I know it had been attempted before but hey, it costs nothing! But here ya'll go:

https://discord.gg/y2tYvYYT

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All of all! / Re: Pulse check

« Last post by MartinVole on February 05, 2024, 06:53:19 PM »

I mean... maybe I should?

Screw it, done:
https://discord.gg/ENwz5VDb

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All of all! / Re: Pulse check

« Last post by Fisherson on February 04, 2024, 10:33:50 PM »

Try again, I'll join.

The problem is I'm a mod for a Discord server already. I can set up thinks but somebody else needs to do the day to day maintenance/expansion.

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All of all! / Re: Pulse check

« Last post by MartinVole on February 04, 2024, 03:16:10 AM »

Try again, I'll join.

Me too!

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All of all! / Re: Pulse check

« Last post by Apex on February 03, 2024, 09:46:36 PM »

How is it that you're three years younger than me yet I remember being the young jibbering troll who didn't understnad the concept of not bombing people's public RPs from literally dropping starship on you? XD Gah my mental image is destroyed.

Also I did create a Charas Discord and as they say in Undertale: but nobody came...

Try again, I'll join.

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All of all! / Re: Pulse check

« Last post by MartinVole on February 02, 2024, 07:11:24 AM »

Dang, late response but, y'know, it would be cool to have a hangout... I'd definitely join.

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All of all! / Re: Games of 2023

« Last post by Momeka on January 10, 2024, 07:04:27 PM »

PC:
Valheim - It's fun building bases.
theHunter: Call of the Wild - Hunting simulator, pretty fun in multiplayer. Just hike around a virtual forest and talk **** with friends.
Factorio - Played through it again for like the 3rd or 4th time.
Metal Gear Solid 2 - Replayed it, still pretty fun.
Metal Gear Solid V - Tried to replay this too, but gave up about half way through.
System Shock 1 (The remake) - It was fun, I really like what they did with the art style. Gave up about 75% way through
Boltgun - Was fun, but bounced of it pretty quick.
Psychonauts 2- I enjoyed it, was pretty close to the end when I stopped playing it. Should probably go back and try to finish it.
The making of Karateka - Not sure I would call this a "video game". It's more like an interactive documentary where you sometimes play games. But I really enjoyed it, hope this becomes a thing.
Rad - Action roguelike, played it for a few hours. It was fun, would play again... maybe
Void Stranger - Block pushing puzzle game with cool art. Should go back and finish it someday.
Legends of Amberland 2 - Grindy first person dungeon crawler. I enjoy it, perfect podcast game. One of the few games I finished.
Fates of Ort - Mostly played it to see how they did their 2D isometric stuff. Was fun at the start, but got pretty repetitive quickly.
Starship Trooper Extermination - Played it with Drace a couple of times. Was fun for just mindless shooting for an evening.
The Sargosian Abyss - Group tactics roguelike game. It's was a bit too difficult for my taste.
Rusted Moss - Cool metroidvania. Will probably go back and finish it someday.
The Citadel - Weird anime weebo doom-like fps. Looks cool but did not finish.
Prodeus - Modern classic doom clone, finished it. Was okay.
Squirrel Stapler - Meme fps game. Finished it.
Chop Goblins - Another meme fps game, more content than Squirrel Stapler. Finished it.
ZeroRanger - Shoot em up. Hardly play this type of games. But I really enjoyed it.
The End of Dyeus - Open world first person rpg. Was pretty fun, did not finish.
Barotrauma - Currently playing with friend group. Really fun to mess around with friends, probably not as fun alone.
Path of Achra - Cool roguelike, is in early access. Will probably go back when more content has been added.
Diablo 4 - Played through the campaign and had fun. Did zero post campaign stuff. I'm happy with what I got.
Hunters - Was pretty fun for the ~15 min it took to finish. The companions are a bit too stupid sometimes, but it's also a gamejam game so I'll give that a pass.

Playstation 4:
13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim - The longest single player game I finished last year. Half sorta visual novel and half mech tactics game. The visual novel part was the best part.

Switch:
Dragon Quest Treasures - It was fun. I should go back to it someday.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder - It was fun seeing all the gimmicks at the start. But got kinda of bored and never finished it.

DS:
Dragon Quest VIII - I got stuck on a boss

I am really bad at finishing games.

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All of all! / Re: Games of 2023

« Last post by Moosetroop11 on January 10, 2024, 12:01:37 PM »

Yeah, dungeons weren't fun to navigate, I practically had a map open the whole time for most of the series. 3 and 4 were a bit better in that regard though, and way less grindy as well. Really 4 was the best in the series, I know that's not an original answer, but it's darn true. I'd give 4 a shot if nothing else.

Yeah I heard good things, bought it and started it but didn't get very far, it actually gave me rpgmaker vibes with how the dialogue was - I think I might prefer 2 from what I saw just because it 2 more of a super retro feel (but that might be nostalgia from playing it as a kid) but I'll need to get back into it at some point. At points I actually navigated the P S 2 dungeons by taking screenshots and building my own maps : p

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All of all! / Re: Games of 2023

« Last post by Fisherson on January 08, 2024, 08:56:24 PM »

Games of 2023:

Baldur's Gate 3. Honestly, need I do more? I wanted to play very few for a price tag of 39.99$ on sale and Bladur's Gate earned Game of the Year earnestly in how much insane work went into the whole shebang.

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All of all! / Re: Games of 2023

« Last post by Apex on January 04, 2024, 01:26:02 AM »

Phantasy Star II - Funny to see this on Apex's list as well. I used to have it on the GBA but I bought it on steam and loved it this year. I didn't quite finish it yet (this is a theme). I still find the dungeons painful and confusing but not nearly as much as I did back when I played it as a kid.

Yeah, dungeons weren't fun to navigate, I practically had a map open the whole time for most of the series. 3 and 4 were a bit better in that regard though, and way less grindy as well. Really 4 was the best in the series, I know that's not an original answer, but it's darn true. I'd give 4 a shot if nothing else.