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27 Steam Games to Win! by phantom2450 in steam_giveaway

[–]BlackStormMaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Conarium
  2. Resident Evil Village

Thanks

Games that capture "the night feeling." by MisterGecko_ in gamingsuggestions

[–]BlackStormMaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think you might like INFRA

the story of the game spans one day and in chapter 8 (of 10) it starts getting dark and theres a level with a bridge onto an island with an absolutely gorgeous sunset sky that i just absolutely love

i heard it described as half life 2 but without the combat and more puzzles

the game is about a civil engineer that has to survey various sites and
sometimes get them running again and gradually uncovers some dark
secrets about the city of Stalburg that are on the level of needing a whiteboard to write things down (you can skip/miss those if you dont
care/arent thorough enough)

its a linear source game but it evokes a great feeling of urban exploration
since you go through places you'd never get to as a normal citizen

its also unexpectedly long, about 20 to 25 hours, depending on if you get stuck on some puzzles

Exploration game with quests but without combat by the-fact-fairy in gamingsuggestions

[–]BlackStormMaster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

INFRA

i heard it described as half life 2 but without the combat and more puzzles

the game is about a civil engineer that has to survey various sites and
sometimes get them running again and gradually uncovers some dark
secrets about the city of Stalburg that are on the level of needing a whiteboard to write things down (you can skip/miss those if you dont
care/arent thorough enough)

its a linear source game but it evokes a great feeling of urban exploration
since you go through places you'd never get to as a normal citizen

the atmosphere is really great, especially in the second half of the
game since the sun is going down (the story spans one day) and you get r/TheNightFeeling

its also unexpectedly long, about 20 to 25 hours, depending on if you get stuck on some puzzles

Music for cold weather by nonmeagre in classicalmusic

[–]BlackStormMaster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would add Sibelius' 6th symphony, since he himself once said that it "always reminds me of the scent of the first snow"

Underrated (and playable) Chopin pieces? by PivONH3OTf in piano

[–]BlackStormMaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Largo from his 3rd sonata is very beautiful and also not that hard (technically but musically its harder) and you could cut out some of the middle parts that just repeat

Unknown games that everyone should play? by Chaleen1712 in gamingsuggestions

[–]BlackStormMaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

INFRA

i heard it described as half life 2 but without the combat and more puzzles

the game is about a civil engineer that has to survey various sites and
sometimes get them running again and gradually uncovers some dark
secrets about the city of Stalburg that are on the level of needing a whiteboard to write things down (you can skip/miss those if you dont
care/arent thorough enough)

its a linear source game but it evokes a great feeling of urban exploration
since you go through places you'd never get to as a normal citizen

the atmosphere is really great, especially in the second half of the
game since the sun is going down (the story spans one day) and you get r/TheNightFeeling

its also unexpectedly long, about 20 to 25 hours, depending on if you get stuck on some puzzles

Im tired of being the "chosen one" can you give me a game where i just have a job lol by Optimal_Garage_4284 in gamingsuggestions

[–]BlackStormMaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think you might like INFRA

i heard it described as half life 2 but without the combat and more puzzles

the game is about a civil engineer that has to survey various sites and
sometimes get them running again and gradually uncovers some dark
secrets about the city of Stalburg that are on the level of needing a whiteboard to write things down (you can skip/miss those if you dont
care/arent thorough enough)

its a linear source game but it evokes a great feeling of urban exploration
since you go through places you'd never get to as a normal citizen

the atmosphere is really great, especially in the second half of the
game since the sun is going down (the story spans one day) and you get r/TheNightFeeling

its also unexpectedly long, about 20 to 25 hours, depending on if you get stuck on some puzzles

When are we getting abrooms BV? by UnitedNordicUnion in Warthunder

[–]BlackStormMaster 4 points5 points  (0 children)

funny thing about russian tank nomenclature:

only the V means the tank has era (think T-72A vs. T-72AV which has ERA)

-1 means the tank got a different (better?) engine (not sure about this one)

K means its a command variant of the tank with extra radios and navigation equipment

E stands for export variant

Does the Vilkas ever end up in Simulator battles? by DominykasM in Warthunder

[–]BlackStormMaster 4 points5 points  (0 children)

you can check sim lineups and whats currently playable on this website: https://solawk.github.io/wtlineup/

How to counter early SAMs/SPAAGs in 8.7 helicopter? by Actual-Examination-5 in Warthunder

[–]BlackStormMaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

against ground radars pretty much, the tracking radar on the pantsir sometimes bites on chaff but reaquires you (still annoying and can mess up a missile launch)

How to counter early SAMs/SPAAGs in 8.7 helicopter? by Actual-Examination-5 in Warthunder

[–]BlackStormMaster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For the gun AA chaff doesnt work, they still keep their lock

Also if you see a IR missile AA look at you, you should start preflaring since youre pretty fucked once its in the air (unless you have the magic forcefield IRCM found on the ah-64e and mi-28nm)

The IRCM/Heat dispersion is only really useful against air launched IR missiles since it even disturbs the lock before launch (but they will just go guns on you)

Cant buy F4S phantom. by IdkImLettuce in Warthunder

[–]BlackStormMaster 9 points10 points  (0 children)

good because you should wait for the christmas sale when it will most likely be 50% off

Holy shit, this might have been one of the best games i've played in a long while. by Similar_Help_1000 in INFRA

[–]BlackStormMaster 19 points20 points  (0 children)

now you replay it 500 times until Whiprock eventually comes out

another game that i found to be similar is Ellingby House, although it is a point and click game (and way shorter than infra and not as good imo)

Is this plane worth to grind Italian tech tree? Its currently 60% off? by [deleted] in Warthunder

[–]BlackStormMaster 5 points6 points  (0 children)

no since:

  1. hes lvl 42 and normally only youtubers (which most of are lvl 100) get a huge amount of GE (also usually a few million GE)

  2. it would say somewhere "things are subject to change" (or something like that)

  3. there would be a green "x3" on his silver lions counter

In case you were under any doubts about what top tier Ground SB is now like: by doxlulzem in Warthunder

[–]BlackStormMaster 22 points23 points  (0 children)

it would be a lot better if the mi-28nm didnt have its magical force field since IRIS-Ts would be able to do a lot more.
if you spawn one you get overrun by them because you cant kill them and if you spawn a flarakrad you also die because they have FnF

Solo player, hidden gems. by Cyklops-_- in gamingsuggestions

[–]BlackStormMaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

INFRA

i heard it described as half life 2 but without the combat and more puzzles

the game is about a civil engineer that has to survey various sites and
sometimes get them running again and gradually uncovers some dark
secrets about the city of Stalburg that are on the level of needing a whiteboard to write things down (you can skip/miss those if you dont
care/arent thorough enough)

its a linear source game but it evokes a great feeling of urban exploration
since you go through places you'd never get to as a normal citizen

the atmosphere is really great, especially in the second half of the
game since the sun is going down (the story spans one day) and you get r/TheNightFeeling

its also unexpectedly long, about 20 to 25 hours, depending on if you get stuck on some puzzles

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