I have mostly played Super Smash Bros Ultimate, Fast RMX, AWOL and Splatoon 3 recently.
What I like about Splatoon 3 is how it refines the concept of Nintendo’s own multiplayer shooter. The controls feel more responsive, the existing multiplayer modes have been given more variety and the weapon variety gives more options to one’s own approach in the battlefield. The single player mode no longer feels like an afterthought, because one now has more freedom with how many missions to tackle. If one just wants to get to the final boss, it now can be done in shorter time; if one wants to finish every mission with different weapon as a completionist, that is also possible.
What I don’t like about Splatoon 3 is the lack of conventional voice chat; one has to use Nintendo’s own phone app for voice chat. It’s just stupid, Nintendo still has to figure things out with online.
Actually, I don’t really play any games nowadays. I spend most of my free time learning japanese instead of on games. Although, if there is a game I occasionally play, that is Melee.
Yo, Session is tight! Just picked it back up recently and forgot how tough it can be. Super fun to cruise around the map and find spots to try tricks over and over. The lack of UI is so nice to just hang out in
Yup, think so, too and then when you finally land it!
Also the video editor is quite comprehensive, with slowmotion, depth of field, field of view, all things that can be animated via setting keyframes within the game.
I play often automation games, management games and strategy games. I’m always looking for people to start a gaming group with, since I really don’t fit into gaming culture and I’ve left that world a long time ago.
Right now anyway I’m playing: Banners of Ruin, Timberborn (yeah no, I’m not a furry lol) and occasionally R6: Siege and Chivalry 2.
My current rotation:
All on my linux desktop, no windows.
I have mostly played Super Smash Bros Ultimate, Fast RMX, AWOL and Splatoon 3 recently.
What I like about Splatoon 3 is how it refines the concept of Nintendo’s own multiplayer shooter. The controls feel more responsive, the existing multiplayer modes have been given more variety and the weapon variety gives more options to one’s own approach in the battlefield. The single player mode no longer feels like an afterthought, because one now has more freedom with how many missions to tackle. If one just wants to get to the final boss, it now can be done in shorter time; if one wants to finish every mission with different weapon as a completionist, that is also possible.
What I don’t like about Splatoon 3 is the lack of conventional voice chat; one has to use Nintendo’s own phone app for voice chat. It’s just stupid, Nintendo still has to figure things out with online.
Phoenix Point, atm. I used to waste hours on XCom 2 and related DLCs. Modded the hell out of it until I encountered a crash.
Actually, I don’t really play any games nowadays. I spend most of my free time learning japanese instead of on games. Although, if there is a game I occasionally play, that is Melee.
Session: Skate Sim, Dota 2 and CS:GO
Yo, Session is tight! Just picked it back up recently and forgot how tough it can be. Super fun to cruise around the map and find spots to try tricks over and over. The lack of UI is so nice to just hang out in
Yup, think so, too and then when you finally land it! Also the video editor is quite comprehensive, with slowmotion, depth of field, field of view, all things that can be animated via setting keyframes within the game.
This is what I currently have on rotation:
I play often automation games, management games and strategy games. I’m always looking for people to start a gaming group with, since I really don’t fit into gaming culture and I’ve left that world a long time ago.
Right now anyway I’m playing: Banners of Ruin, Timberborn (yeah no, I’m not a furry lol) and occasionally R6: Siege and Chivalry 2.
Would u like to play factorio?
OSU
FIFA and right now OW2. But mostly i do simracing.
ZeroK: Amazing RTS like Supreme Commander
Naraka bladepoint, Rainbow six siege, Paladins.
played these a bit over the last month - order of most to least:
Rocket League
Dead Cells
Pathway
Dungeon of the Endless
Tonight We Riot
Mad Max
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I tried Insurgency way back but found that Squad was more my thing, highly recommend it for tactical shooter fans.
I recently began playing Doom (1993) and StarCraft: Brood War (1998). The soundtracks for both are fantastic.
Guild wars 2 and stardew valley when i have time