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Ravix

@JohnnyShoulder depends what you got 😘

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GirlVersusGame

@Ravix Still Wakes The Deep turned into Still Wakes The Ravix, we were talking about how authentic Still Wakes The Deep is, I recently finished (such a good game) and now TheSolution and DrVenture are playing it. Scottish came up, Johnny was explaining that Scottish is still English (I think, I'm also confused now) The game had words like 'leccy' 'graft' 'tatties' so naturally I researched the meanings, somehow how sausages came into it. Tatties I thought were something else so I used your company Boobisoft to explain the meaning. The bottom image is probably Kingdom Come Deliverance what are the first two? and what are you even playing assuming you are gaming and not truly locked up somewhere? I'm mostly playing Deep Rock Galactic Survivor. I might try The Midnight Walk when I get back to London, we're in Jordan attending a very neat and exciting special forces/Ops expo, sort of like Gamescom for security specialists and States who want to keep their borders/etc safe. It's shopping too but I'm already tired and it's only been the first day so a new game is a bad idea for now.

@Th3solution I had a dream that I replied to you, then you told me that PretendoEnt was being investigated and you started burning the files with fire and fuel, there was smoke everywhere and you were saying 'we need to break the windows' to let the smoke out and I was saying we can't. It was a strange one, I woke-up, checked my reply and it wasn't there.

oh, sorry about the confusion but yes— it’s been the other DS2 for me, Death Stranding 2.

  • Life is confusing, so are Hideo Kojima games but I did think you meant Dark Souls 2.

Although I did spend a lot of time with Dark Souls 2 last year and wouldn’t mind playing it again one day. My goal is to play Dark Souls 3 before playing Elden Ring, because no, I actually have not played ER.

  • That right there I think is why I had that dream. I was shocked that you hadn't played Elden Ring and before bed kept thinking 'how has he not played Elden Ring', I was shocked. It's one of those games that I know inside out, the map, the world, the enemies, the drops and the story. I wish I could remove those memories and play it again fresh, you are really lucky and have something so good in your future.

The Obessive-Compulsive part of my brain wants to do the Dark Souls games first in order of release. I might save Sekiro for after Elden Ring, though. I feel like even though it’s a FromSoft game and it came out before ER, it’s a different kind of game, whereas ER is more of an evolution of the Souls games.

  • That's how I did Fromsoft games too, the same for Rockstar so I definitely understand the mindset and the actual power OCD holds. I think Demon's Souls PS3 is my favorite, I'm just not sure if it's because it was my first Fromsoft game or because it genuinely is the best. You have a lot of games to go before you reach Elden Ring, but it will absolutely be worth it. Elden Ring is definitely one of my favorite games of all time. I like that it did open the series up to more people, the spirit summons were Fromsoft doing it right. But I don't want to say too much, I don't want to spoil the game for you or anyone else.

Dark Souls 3 was actually going to be my end of the year game this year, but I’m leaning toward playing either Witcher 3 or GoW Ragnarok instead.

  • I still have to try a God of War game, if I do it will be the PS5 one that came before Ragnarok and hopefully it's not a heavy button-mashing game, or that they at least have enough accessibility options to remove or deal with that mashing. I don't really feel any draw to the series but should at least try. I think Dark Souls 3 has sixty frames per second now, I remember someone saying it recently. I can't say too much about the game due to spoilers again, other than it has some amazing bosses, great environments and some really interesting weapons and armors. For a lot of people it's their favorite.

These violent delights have violent ends & in their triumph die, like fire & powder Which, as they kiss, consume.

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JohnnyShoulder

@GirlVersusGame I Sol said they were speaking a strange English in Still Wakes the Deep and I pointed that they were in fact from Scotland. Ravix, his fake game publisher and sausages some how got thrown into the mix.

As for the actual game I just got past the monster Trots in the laundry room. That was fantastic. Reminded me of The Thing. I thought it was going to be one of those things when you don't get to see the threats, but oh no you do get to see them. I love how it slowly introduces it, bit by bit. First you hear it, then later you see glimpes of it, then you see it at a distance. And then you see it right close up. That is a great way to build up tension and a sense of fear. It is rare that I feel that way about anything these days. So hats off to The Chinese Room. 🎩

Life is more fun when you help people succeed, instead of wishing them to fail.

Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.

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GirlVersusGame

@JohnnyShoulder That scene really made an impression. I remember going through the area and wondering would I need to hide in those cupboards and if so, why, and what would I be hiding from. Then I saw him and really did feel genuine fear. The lighting was great too, it really builds too, as will the rest of the game, I won't say anything else, you'll know what I mean when you are running for your life.

Ravix, his fake game publisher and sausages some how got thrown into the mix.

  • Sometimes that's just the way things go. I don't think it's fake to him though, I imagine he's after turning his home into Boobisoft's Headquarters for real. Complete with that really bad Tony Montana something he made (with A.I.) the name was wrong too, I forget the spelling but it was funny.

These violent delights have violent ends & in their triumph die, like fire & powder Which, as they kiss, consume.

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Th3solution

@GirlVersusGame 😂 That’s a really funny dream. I promise I’ve not been up to any kind of corporate misdeeds. No files to burn. That’s what my paper shredder is for. 😛 I’m not sure why dream version Sol had to make it all so complicated. 😂

Yeah, Rav has been onto me to play Elden Ring also, as have several other forum folk here. I’m definitely looking forward to it. One of my friends said that with my limited time that I shouldn’t waste any time playing lesser games and just go straight to the highest quality and so I should fast-track Elden Ring ahead of anything else because he anticipates it will be one of my all-time favorite games. He knows me fairly well so is probably right, but I feel like I’m going to love Dark Souls 3 also. Like you said, it’s some people’s favorite FromSoft game. Also, some people’s favorite is Sekiro. Many prefer Bloodborne. So we’ll see. I’m really glad I didn’t skip Dark Souls 2 because I really, really liked that one too.

God of War (2018) isn’t what I would call button-mashy. (The old PS2/PS3 games are though) It’s less strategic and tactical than the Souls games, but it’s not chaotic mashing like DMC either. There’s different weapons and some blocking with shields and magic so you mix and match abilities during combat. I think it’s got a nice weighty feel to its combat. The story is well told and the acting is top shelf. The total presentation is just S-tier, like most Sony first party. I think since you enjoy mythology and lore, you’d probably like the whole Greek/Norse references.

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Ravix

@GirlVersusGame I have actually not played any more Death Stranding 2 or Dawnwalker since I last said I hadn't played them. Now I feel like I really am coasting towards GTA 6 as I'm such a damn causal 😬 I must at least try to finish one of them, they are both fantastic.

First image is Game of Thrones, and there is a long backstory of physical and psychological torture behind that moment, but it's also a visual gag. I can't believe you've never seen it, some of the most insane TV there's ever been with some of the biggest twists and shock moments. Real water-cooler stuff (idiom)

The second is from Lord of the Rings. Come on, now. They are only two of the biggest fantasy ip's there is. What are we doing, you have to watch them both, immediately 😛

No time is a bad time for new games, though (someone has to actually play the things while I leave them half-played on a figurative pile.) but probably shorter ones are the best idea now, as GTA is looming for us all. I have no reference to all those horror games you tried, but glad they are working out for you. I did see there is another Witch game due out in January on the main page, if you haven't seen that yet.

@JohnnyShoulder admittedly I was only skim reading, but it was you that started on the sausages, wasn't it? 😅 It led to some good giffing, anyway.

@Th3solution God of War, to chip in, is basically a movie that has a bunch of semi-simple weighty combat, and some puzzle elements, some are even combat puzzles of I remember correctly, with occasional tough boss enemies (mostly just the Valkyries) It is a great experience, but for Jeremy Davies alone it is a 10. Now let's all just take a minute to swoon over Jeremy Davies, okay? Okay.

Sol, you will have to encourage me back onto DS2. Although I'm leaning more towards maybe picking up Dawnwalker again, unless I can truly mainline Sam and his Strands.

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When it seems you're out of luck.
There's just one man who gives a f*************ck
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GirlVersusGame

@Ravix I have actually not played any more Death Stranding 2 or Dawnwalker since I last said I hadn't played them. Now I feel like I really am coasting towards GTA 6 as I'm such a damn causal 😬 I must at least try to finish one of them, they are both fantastic.

  • You are the second person today who said they didn't know what to play before Grand Theft Auto or made it sound closer than it might be (checks) okay twenty-one days, that's a really long time. Four games if you play each one for five-days, unless your name was Ravix and you play really big demanding games like Death Stranding 2 and Dawnwalker, those might take all of that time. You could play Still Wakes The Deep, The Midnight Walk or so many others. I think I'll start The Midnight Walk tomorrow or the next day, I only have one day left of my Expo then I can start a new game. There's no point right now, providing of course that jet-lag doesn't hit me on the way back and the GMT clocks did change again recently so there's that too. I do need to try another Spooky game though, The Midnight Walk sounds small and very doable. That Monster Train game might count too, I'm still fifty/fifty about trying The Village. Until Dawn had incredible character models/acting, but was painfully predictable. I'm still glad I tried it, the music was good too.

First image is Game of Thrones, and there is a long backstory of physical and psychological torture behind that moment, but it's also a visual gag.

  • I've only seen a couple of episodes, someone told me those wolves die so I said no thank you and never watched the rest except for some scenes with Khal Drogo, I liked his acting. The picture sounds appendage related, which would make sense, or rather now it does. I just checked the internet it is, men tend to operate better with all of their pieces still attached. Crazy show.

The second is from Lord of the Rings. Come on, now. They are only two of the biggest fantasy ip's there is. What are we doing, you have to watch them both, immediately 😛

  • I fell asleep trying to watch it, years ago now and so I never watched the others. I'm not sure why but I've never felt any draw to the trilogy, or any need to watch them. I think it's because Star Wars got there first and unless it has a Tolkien version of The Empire? I'm not sure I'd like it. I did play the game with the nemesis system, Shadows of Mordor, that was brilliant. I need to try that again sometime, I think it was PS4 so technically I did experience Lord of The Rings while lucid.

but probably shorter ones are the best idea now, as GTA is looming for us all. I have no reference to all those horror games you tried, but glad they are working out for you. I did see there is another Witch game due out in January on the main page, if you haven't seen that yet.

  • You should try Still Wakes The Deep, a couple of people are playing it this week and it's rather short. Longer for me because I was walking around staring at everything before running for my life and run I did, really fast. Thank you I saw the Witch game today, it looked like Stardew Valley and in pastels, it had real Tarot cards too, and seemed to be really well made. It's a good time to like Indies, I've also started using the ignore tab and now each article/comments looks and feels a lot friendlier. I saw that strange Racoon game too, it releases the same day as Warhammer Survivors, I might try both on the same day, that would be a lot of dopamine.

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These violent delights have violent ends & in their triumph die, like fire & powder Which, as they kiss, consume.

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JohnnyShoulder

@Ravix Guilty as charged on the sausage front. I think me and GVG were rubbing the Ravix lamp to summon you.

Life is more fun when you help people succeed, instead of wishing them to fail.

Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.

PSN: JohnnyShoulder

Ravix

@JohnnyShoulder well, I do understand that you couldn't refrain from rubbing my sausage and / or lamp or whatever, so I will let you off this one time. At least buy me a drink first - when the urge next takes you.

@GirlVersusGame noooo I don't need to start even more games when sticking with and finishing games is my issue 😭 I just sometimes don't game for extended periods of time, and then it's like "can I now finish this before the next one I want to try?" and often the answer is no. The fact you think I could finish multiple games in 21 days scares me, I'm just not wired that way. At a push I may finish one of the ones that I am half way through, if I REALLY focus on making myself sit down and play the games. But I can't even choose which one is going to be easiest to finish by then, or easiest to keep going mid-gta (I know both is out of the question now), so now I'm even avoiding choosing one instead of just playing one and seeing what happens by Nov 19th. But it does mean I got to start watching Legion, which is cool 🤷

I'll leave the gaming to others, for now. But I'll try to check up with people here a little, still. Gosh, it's nearly Halloween 💀

When it seems you're out of luck.
There's just one man who gives a f*************ck
⚔️🛡🐎

GirlVersusGame

These violent delights have violent ends & in their triumph die, like fire & powder Which, as they kiss, consume.

Bluesky: justkoshechka.bsky.social

BeyondKnight

Started playing Granblue Fantasy Relink: Endless Ragnarok, I'm about 3 hours in and having a good time so far, it reminds me of the newer Mana series games which is great

Xbox Gamer Tag: RipperKnight
PSN: BeyondKnight_

LtSarge

Over 40 hours into Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter and I'm on chapter 5.

So far this has been the worst Trails game I've ever played. What an absolute snoozefest this has been. Direct sequels in this series tend to be phenomenal and way more exciting than the previous game. This has been the complete opposite. All I've done throughout these five chapters is revisit the exact same areas as in the first game and do a bunch of terrible side quests of the absolute worst kind (fetch quests, wild goose chases, fighting monsters etc.).

Apparently the game has nine chapters, which I did not expect at all. Trails games tend to be 5-6 chapters long. The game will probably get better soon, but it's ludicrous to tell someone to endure 40 hours just to experience around 20 hours of fantastic content. It shouldn't have been structured like this at all. You can clearly tell these five chapters have been padding as none of them move the story forward besides introducing the villains of the story, which could've been done in a different way.

It's just baffling how uninteresting this game has been considering how good the first Trails in the Sky was.

LtSarge

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