The Last Guardian.

I have installed three of the four and Guild II Renaissance is the most advanced. Graphics are not too bad. I will have to see how the story goes.

Animavore wrote:The Last Guardian.

good man....what a sequence of games...

Sendraks wrote:Guild cleared Antorus on normal last night and got the first two bosses down on heroic difficulty. Probably our best first week progress on a raid since the expansion started. Although we did massively out-gear normal mode, given most of us are in Mythic ilvl gear or better, I would say that our general level of co-ordination has improved over the course of the expansion which helped as well.

Your guild is tied with my guild.

We did Heroic Command and got them to 15% but we had issues coordinating mine management and our restoration shaman and Druid were having issues saving their spirit link totem and tranquility.

Our guild is running 3 days a week for the first couple of weeks while we learn the fights.

Scot Dutchy wrote:Anyone been tempted by the 'Early Access' on Steam?

I have a game called "KeeperRL" which is still Early Access, and it's rock solid. The creator is adding whole new functionality and still doing fairly large scale changes to the game mechanics, but he's got decent programming chops (the game code is open source, and it's well engineered.)

destroyer of worlds has supported a fair few early access games and none have caused her distress in their builds...she also enjoys seeing the regular updates and changes to the games' development.....nothings been too broken to enjoy...

Not sure if it's early access, but I've backed Stonehearth a couple years ago. It's still under developmment, and I love what the game is becoming. There is still a lot of work to do, but what exists is playable almost without bugs.

I'm sure there's plenty of early access games that turn out well. Just fucking sucks when they don't.

Been playing Xenoblades Chronicles 2.
I like : the universe, the story, the combat system, the humor, the content.
I don't like : the looting system, some never-ending fights, the world map (useless).
Looting system : every time you pick up something, whether it's salvage, harvest, open a chest or kill a monster, objects fall on the ground, and you have to run around to pick them up before they disappear. It's not too dangerous when you're not in a fight, but when you are fighting several monsters, and you killed one, you need to run around, still fighting, to pick up your loot. Just stupid.
Never ending fights : twice, I got involved in a fight with enemies that summon others before dying. The second time, I just ran away after 20 minutes fighting because I didn't have the means to kill them fast enough.

Detroit under fire for depictions of domestic abuse in its trailer.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2017- ... buse-scene

Trailer.

Looks amazing, I can't imagine why that would come under criticism.

Because abusers don't want their behaviour shown to the world. Also there is a significant amount of people who get offended as soon as you depict something they judge not "normal", regardless of the reason why you show it.

Capcom just anounced a brand new Megaman 11

The Daily Fail and Esther Rantzen are all over this Detroit story.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... lsive.html

Fucking people don't get art.

Well, good thing I don't need to play the game any more, since the trailer just showed me everything.

Would not play it anyway.

Scot Dutchy wrote:Would not play it anyway.

Well that's an appropriate response.
If I had been told that there was an actual active torture scene in GTA 5, I would't have bought it. But I wouldn't have called for the game cancellation. Because that's just stupid.

aban57 wrote:

Scot Dutchy wrote:Would not play it anyway.

Well that's an appropriate response.
If I had been told that there was an actual active torture scene in GTA 5, I would't have bought it. But I wouldn't have called for the game cancellation. Because that's just stupid.

Personal choice. If you get a kick out of killing a child well whom am I to say anything but I would have a long scratch behind my ear. It is after all just a digital film?

Scot Dutchy wrote:

aban57 wrote:

Scot Dutchy wrote:Would not play it anyway.

Well that's an appropriate response.
If I had been told that there was an actual active torture scene in GTA 5, I would't have bought it. But I wouldn't have called for the game cancellation. Because that's just stupid.

Personal choice. If you get a kick out of killing a child well whom am I to say anything but I would have a long scratch behind my ear. It is after all just a digital film?

That's not what happens in the game. You don't touch the kid, "just" witness the beating and the subsequent murder. Actively murdering a child would be a totally different story.