Originally posted by k r y z t a l:

Originally posted by robomagon:

I try not to let my emotions interfere with my decision making.

I'm pretty sure being a dick is against the rules.

I feel like getting banned now.

Originally posted by Ninten:

whatever the fuck you want

Yeah that's the thing. I don't know what I want.

Originally posted by The Extreme Potato:

You could always do a channel that finds hidden easter eggs in games. They tend to get quite a few views and don't require any commentary, you just show off the easter egg and how to get to it.

That's not anything I'd enjoy making. Most of that stuff is boring.

I normally do sovietwomble or MrSark-esque content from my multiplayer sessions with friends. There's a shortage of that nowadays for a couple reasons, so I wanted to start doing something else, but I just can't figure out what that should be.

I was thinking reviews or guides, but I'd either make reviews that are completely irrelevant, and only have few games where making guides would be any fun, plus I have a hard time doing precision voiceover with all the backround noise...

...actually I should just remake the thread and ask what people here think about my ideas.

Originally posted by Milkman:

earrape music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlnJJ4NiHds

Fuck no.

Someone suggest what I should do.

Frozen Synapse - Simultaneous turn-based strategy, complete with simplistic visuals and the purest of tactical greatness there is. Easy to pick up, but unforgiving.

Gunpoint - A snazzy stealth/puzzle masterpiece full of throwing people out of windows, rewiring electronics, hilarity and noir. Achievements are fun as all hell.

Spec Ops: The Line - This is what happens when you make a solid 3rd-person shooter, and then decided it doesn't have enough war crimes in it. Only for the strong of will.

Insurgency - The perfect blend between Arma's realistic enviroment and CSGO's intense firefights. Quite crawly and unforgiving, but great in its own right.

Four more I thought of. I'll keep posting more whenever I remember worthy games.

Originally posted by Darkanine the destructor:

Originally posted by Zennock:

HERETIC. ZENNOLOGY IS THE TRUE SAVIOUR.

I'm not gay but "ZEN ZEN ZENOCK, FONDLERER OF THE RUSSIAN COCK" has a nice beat to it.

Aaaand one for the quote wall.

k

Originally posted by Darkanine the destructor:

I'll be sure to add those later. Speaking of which, I dropped Invisible Inc, since I was busy when I bought it. Realllllly need to get back to that, awesome game.

Yeeee. I played it last a while back, too, sometime after the DLC came out. Developing builds for that is fun as hell once you have everything unlocked.

Oi. I did what I said I would. Put these up if you think they're good.

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XCOM 2 - A sequel worthy of praise. Captures the oldschool XCOM tactical feel while completely turning around the setting and building up to be its own game.

Bastion - Supergiant's legendary first, where your every step is narrated, the OST is godly, the artstyle is eye candy and gameplay rocks. Cheap as dirt on sales.

Transistor - Supergiant took the recipe to Bastion, added cyberpunk, changed up the gameplay and then turned the atmosphere up to eleven. OST is again godly.

Wolfenstein: The New Order - Oldschool shooting that's even more self-aware than /tg/. Pure shooter gameplay that's actually hard, solid level design and quality time waster.

Battlefleet Gothic: Armada - Top of the line for tabletop WH40k and RTS fans. Solid DLC model, looks great and plays unlike anything I've seen to date. Occasional balance issues.

Darkest Dungeon - Turn-based strategy for the more hardcore. Heavy atmosphere, brutal difficulty and a wide variety of strategic options make for brilliant gameplay.

The Vanishing of Ethan Carter - A heavily atmospheric and absolutely brilliant walking simulator/puzzle. Redux version looks stunning. Worth it on sales if you're into this stuff.

Mirror's Edge - Fun, fast paced and direct. Relatively short for what it is, but features some truly great level design and there's nothing like it on the market.

Life is Strange - Guaranteed to make you tear up. You choices have impact, the characters are unforgettable, and the story is told extremely well. Episode 1 is free, too.

Invisible, Inc. - Niche fix for turn-based fans. Mechanics are simple, but the sheer amount of options, equipment and situations will grab you and won't let go.

Metro 2033 Redux - The original made better. Tells a very personal story and features gameplay so hardcore it serves to reinforce the already great atmosphere.

Metro: Last Light Redux - A more shooty and streamlined sequel to 2033. Not as good a story as the original's, but more accessible, with bigger arsenal, and prettier visually.

Originally posted by The Extreme Potato:

Originally posted by Darkanine the destructor:

Remmeber the maximum characters count is 152.

Does that include spaces?

Yeah, it does. It's essentially reviews in the space of one tweet.