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Shadow of War getting a lot of 7 reviews. Not good enough for me to commit to a purchase when I have so many other games on my plate.

Still got Evil Within 2, Wolfenstein, and Assassin's Creed Origins this month. Though I feel like the latter will suffer a similar fate.
 
Sooooo.... you should all play Cuphead. Insanely hard and insanely fun.
 
The new South Park game's difficulty slider is amazing.

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“This doesn't affect combat,” Cartman tells you. “Just every other aspect of your whole life."

Apparently it doesn't actually impact anything, which probably means they either ran into development difficulties actually implementing it or Ubisoft got scared and made them nix it, but still some funny social commentary. I think originally the plan was to have certain characters treat you differently if you were not white, or to have areas where a white character could just walk in but a black character would have to find another way. I think that would have been pretty cool, but sadly it sounds like that aspect has been removed.
 
Me and a buddy are rolling through Divinity 2. Super fun game, pretty damn difficult.
 
Just watched a video on this.

Going to give it a try this weekend. Looks awesome.

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds looks like a much better version of this game style though.

Fortnite is far more arcade style, and I prefer it. If you want something that feels more "tactical" you're right.

That said, Fortnite has a massive, massive cheater problem right now on PC. So big I'm not playing it atm.
 
Fortnite is far more arcade style, and I prefer it. If you want something that feels more "tactical" you're right.

That said, Fortnite has a massive, massive cheater problem right now on PC. So big I'm not playing it atm.
Thats crazy. Why cheat on an online shooter? Whats the point? Where is the reward? The game is not fun if there is no challenge.
 
Thats crazy. Why cheat on an online shooter? Whats the point? Where is the reward? The game is not fun if there is no challenge.

Because people are dicks. It's not about the challenge for cheaters, at least for most of them. The bulk of them do it to ruin the games of others. The minority are the ones who cheat and try to play it off like it's skill. For them, it likely derives from being bad at the game and wanting to be good, but the vast majority of cheaters are just assholes who want to make sure no one has a good time.

And cheating is always worse in free to play games because there is no consequence for getting caught. You can just create another account and you're right back to cheating. As someone who plays Team Fortress 2, it had few major cheating issues when it was a twenty dollar game. Once it went F2P, the cheating became a lot more of a problem and it still is. Fortnite Battle Royale, not coincidentally, is also free to play.

It's not nearly as much of an issue in paid games because, obviously, you'd have to buy another copy of the game every time you get banned, at least for digital purposes. Even a five dollar game isn't really worth it to cheat in, because you're out five dollars every time you get busted and that adds up over time. I'd also imagine that the bulk of cheaters aren't wealthy, successful people. They're likely mostly asshole kids.
 
Because people are dicks. It's not about the challenge for cheaters, at least for most of them. The bulk of them do it to ruin the games of others. The minority are the ones who cheat and try to play it off like it's skill. For them, it likely derives from being bad at the game and wanting to be good, but the vast majority of cheaters are just assholes who want to make sure no one has a good time.

And cheating is always worse in free to play games because there is no consequence for getting caught. You can just create another account and you're right back to cheating. As someone who plays Team Fortress 2, it had few major cheating issues when it was a twenty dollar game. Once it went F2P, the cheating became a lot more of a problem and it still is. Fortnite Battle Royale, not coincidentally, is also free to play.

It's not nearly as much of an issue in paid games because, obviously, you'd have to buy another copy of the game every time you get banned, at least for digital purposes. Even a five dollar game isn't really worth it to cheat in, because you're out five dollars every time you get busted and that adds up over time. I'd also imagine that the bulk of cheaters aren't wealthy, successful people. They're likely mostly asshole kids.
Doesn't it get old for them? It is really fun anymore after doing it for more than a day?
 
Buy my first video game in like a year and XBL goes down.

Such a shit service.
 
Anyone else get Shadow of War yet? I'm enjoying it so far. Haven't progressed too far yet. There's so much to do.
 
Anyone else get Shadow of War yet? I'm enjoying it so far. Haven't progressed too far yet. There's so much to do.

Might tomorrow. Worth?
 
The new South Park game's difficulty slider is amazing.

south_park_difficulty_slider.jpg


“This doesn't affect combat,” Cartman tells you. “Just every other aspect of your whole life."

Apparently it doesn't actually impact anything, which probably means they either ran into development difficulties actually implementing it or Ubisoft got scared and made them nix it, but still some funny social commentary. I think originally the plan was to have certain characters treat you differently if you were not white, or to have areas where a white character could just walk in but a black character would have to find another way. I think that would have been pretty cool, but sadly it sounds like that aspect has been removed.

That's fucking brilliant..
 
That's fucking brilliant..

It's a shame they either couldn't get it to work how they wanted (admittedly, doing so would probably be a bitch) or were forced to change it by Ubisoft. The idea sounds like a very unique way to work social commentary into a game on paper.

That's assuming it was changed. The article I read was a bit iffy on that.
 
Fortnite is far more arcade style, and I prefer it. If you want something that feels more "tactical" you're right.

That said, Fortnite has a massive, massive cheater problem right now on PC. So big I'm not playing it atm.

The developers are in the process of suing 2 cheaters. From what i read they face up to 150k in penalties. Hopefully this scares people off from cheating. I play on ps4 so we really dont have to deal with that stuff.
 

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