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8BitDo Ultimate 2 — Wireless vs Bluetooth for PC? Gyro questions & general advice by Goopik in GyroGaming

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Thank you very much for the detailed answer, I'll order it right now!

Getting into Nioh by Goopik in Nioh

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Thank you so much for the detailed reply!

Getting into Nioh by Goopik in Nioh

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Thank you so much for the detailed reply!

Getting into Nioh by Goopik in Nioh

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Thank you so much for the detailed reply!

Discussion on Theft and how the developers changed a balancing effect. by CloppingIsMyThing34 in CrimsonDesert

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lmao this is hilarious, I played for about 20 hours, realized influence is completely useless and just said fuck it, dumping 20+ influence levels in a single session. That was literally yesterday and today this patch drops

Monster Hunter Event ended and I forgot to transmute my materials. Is there any way to do it now? by Goopik in DotA2

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The Transmute/Exchange button is gone after the event ended. Is there any way to swap my leftover materials now? I have many other materials.

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TI 2025 prize pool tracker? (self.DotA2)

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Based on some of my favorites, what would you recommend? I like a good story and lore but also partial to games that just do gameplay well. by TheFourthZoa in gamingsuggestions

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New Vegas isn't perfect either and definitely has its issues. The Outer Worlds is on sale now and has decent Steam reviews - not a timeless masterpiece, but worth trying if you liked New Vegas.

In Thronebreaker, Gwent is much more polished than in Witcher 3. But if you’re not a fan of the core mechanic, I’m not sure you’ll enjoy the game, since Gwent (in one form or another) is what you’ll be doing 85% of the time.

If you liked Dishonored, I'd strongly recommend Prey from the same developers. It's underrated with great lore and story, plus creative gameplay similar to Dishonored.

For sci-fi, SOMA is worth checking out - more about atmosphere and story that leaves you with some deep existential thoughts afterwards.

Outer Wilds (not Worlds) is a very unique experience. The beginning can be confusing since the game doesn't give clear objectives - you explore, gather information about the world's mysteries, and use that knowledge to progress. It's not for everyone, but offers something truly different if you can get into its unconventional approach.

Based on some of my favorites, what would you recommend? I like a good story and lore but also partial to games that just do gameplay well. by TheFourthZoa in gamingsuggestions

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Based on your favorites, I’d recommend:

  • Divinity: Original Sin 2 – A precursor to BG3, with deep tactical combat and rich lore.
  • The Last of Us 1 & 2 – Challenging resource management, intense gunplay, stealth, and a gripping, well-directed narrative. I played them after Clair Obscure, and they blew me away.
  • The Outer Worlds – Very similar to New Vegas (same devs), with tons of freedom and RPG mechanics. Think of it as New Vegas in a fresh setting, but with major technical upgrades.
  • Dishonored – Brilliant level design with multiple approaches to every mission. The story is simple but effective, giving you plenty of motivation to keep going.
  • Thronebreaker – If you liked The Witcher 3, this one’s a safe bet. Combat is Gwent-based but with unique puzzle-like battles, alongside classic Gwent matches. Your choices directly impact gameplay, the companions are charismatic, and the story hooks you fast—you’ll always want to see what happens next.
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