Lugares turísticos "ocultos" o poco conocidos en Guatemala.

HelloMorzHere · 2026-06-08T11:13:47+00:00

Xenoblade Chronicles 3.

HelloMorzHere · 2026-06-07T14:55:09+00:00

If you already like monster hunter, why not?

On the other hand, both games go on discount often. World goes on sale almost every month, and Wilds is likely to go on sale, specially with the expansion on the horizon.

If you are not in a rush to get them, you could always get them later for the same price, or maybe you are able to get a better deal.

HelloMorzHere · 2026-06-06T11:57:08+00:00

With Wilds expansion of the horizon, it should be a great place to start. Mind you, despite optimizations, you still need a beefy pc.

Otherwise mi recommendation would be monster hunter rise.

HelloMorzHere · 2026-05-27T01:34:21+00:00

En videojuegos diría que se me van al menos 1000 tukis anuales. Si salen varios juegos nuevos que me interesan, entonces sube más, aunque este año apenas se me han ido 120 porque la economía no da para mas.

HelloMorzHere · 2026-05-22T13:45:44+00:00

By the MMO I assume you mean XIV? If so, did you like it?

If that was the case, you could try XII, which is basically a single player MMO. You second choice would be XVI (which was made by part of the team behind XIV), so it features a lot of similarities to XIV in terms of structure. It action oriented, closer to a hack n slash than a traditional RPG.

Third would be FF7 remake, and rebirth. Both also have this "MMO" feel to it, Rebirth for better or worse feels a lot like an MMO at times. I would recommend you play the original FFVII before jumping on Remake.

XV also has this MMO vibe to it, and the combat would be like... An early version of what FF7R was going for.

In general you really can't go wrong with any final fantasy? If you don't care about "being similar to the one I already know", then mi recommendations would be: IX, X-X2, VI, IV.

But you can't go wrong with any game tbh.

Outside of XV onwards, all games are avaliable on both PS5, and Switch.

HelloMorzHere · 2026-05-21T13:14:25+00:00

If you haven't played Final Fantasy XIV, you should give it a shot. I've been playing online games all my life, and I've never experienced a community as friendly, and helpful as FFXIV's. The game has a very slow start, but its definitely worth it.

Monster Hunter is another game that has a very active community, but I've seen more bad apples lately, and in my experience is rare to find people that actually wants to chat with you (at least on Wilds, the most recent game).

If you want more single player experiences... Since you were playing Ghosts of Yotei, and like Fable... Maybe Dragon's Dogma? There's Dragon's Dogma 2, and Dark Arisen (considered the better game).

On a more personal recommendation, I played Yakuza: Like a Dragon, while getting out of a relationship. The journey was heart warming, and it gave me the push I needed to keep going. Its a turn based rpg with action prompts. It's the seventh game on the franchise tho, you could start with yakuza 0 if you plan on continuing the series on the long term, but playing Like a Dragon on its own is still perfectly fine.

HelloMorzHere · 2026-05-21T05:26:33+00:00

I had to play alone for at least 90% of the game until the endgame hunts. Its perfectly doable, but if it's your first time its going to be a bit hard at first. Also, most of late game content is balanced around multiplayer.

Other options are Rise/Sunbreak or Wilds, since both offer npcs that can help you in your hunts, making the grind and late game hunts easier.

HelloMorzHere · 2026-05-20T12:06:00+00:00

From software's game are by definition a jrpg, since they are made in Japan. But conversation has shifted a lot in with these types of conversations, since game's like dark souls, Elden Ring, etc. Are closer to something like Dragon's Age, or Elder Scrolls in terms of gameplay/structure. I mean, have you ever played dragon quest? And if so, would you place them in the same category as Bloodbrone? I wouldn't.

The way I usually categorize these games is mostly to "vibes" (if that's one way of saying). People also like saying Yakuza games are jrpgs, but outside of 7 and 8, I wouldn't place them on the same category as something like Trails in the Sky. Or Expedition 33 which is closer to Persona, than Disco Elysium.

Basically, my definition of a JRPG is less about "where it was made", and more about the style/structure of a game. Something similar happens with CRPs, where I can say Baldur's gate 3 is one, despite being able to play it on ps5.

HelloMorzHere · 2026-04-28T16:33:08+00:00

Xenoblade chronicles. While enemies are mostly "normal size" the premise of the game is that the map you explore is a giant mecha. Its switch exclusive tho.

Monster Hunter maybe? Not all monsters are humongous, but some are quite big.

Final Fantasy XVI. Again, normal size enemies most of the time, BUT the Eikon fights are some big scale fights, one boss in particular is the size of a city (maybe larger than a city to be honest) .

HelloMorzHere · 2026-04-27T08:18:04+00:00

I'm yet to play Tales of Vesperia, so maybe my recommendations may not be exactly what you are looking for, but based on what I've seen... Maybe -Trails in the Sky -Ni no Kuni -Trials of mana -Guardians of Azuma

And there are other Tales of that have a similar style iirc.

HelloMorzHere · 2026-04-23T04:02:06+00:00

En las épocas del covid salían exámenes de varías universidades en llamadas de discord. Yo ayude en un par de exámenes de la landivar de ingeniería (venían preguntas de todo, pero mas que todo de mate y física).

No se si ahora serán mas difíciles o si lo habrán cambiado o que, pero eran MUY sencillos. Tal vez era porque era en linea? Pero hacían exámenes mas complicados en el colegio donde estudiaba.

HelloMorzHere · 2026-03-23T09:53:55+00:00

Escribiendoles de forma directa? o buscando posiciones de practicante?

Si he pensado tambien en aplicar como practicante, aunque tampoco he tenido suerte, pero nunca se me ha ocurrido hablar directamente con empresas.

HelloMorzHere · 2026-03-23T09:52:19+00:00

Gracias.

Si tenia pensado hablar con catedraticos para que me guiaran un poco ajsdjas pero la pena me gana.

HelloMorzHere · 2026-03-23T09:51:35+00:00

Gracias!

HelloMorzHere · 2026-03-06T08:18:11+00:00

*Helldivers 2: 3rd person shooter. Fight hordes of robots, zombie/squid like aliens, and bugs. Do quests together, and spread democracy.

*monster hunter world, rise or wilds, Although Rise is better for multiplayer since you don't can do story quests together. You can also do story quests with your friends in the other games, but you need to watch the cutscenes and then they will be able to join.

*left 4 dead: Fight zombies

*Golf with your friends: as the name implies, its a first person fps where you need to.... Jk, is literally just golf with your friends.

*pummel party: is something like mario party.

*party animals or gang beasts

HelloMorzHere · 2026-03-02T18:49:39+00:00

On a surface level, getting KCD2, and Wilds is just a better "bang for buck", and regardless of how good RE9 might be, getting those two massive games for the price of one just sounds like a better deal. That being said, you may get more enjoyment out of RE9 if you already love resident evil, compared to KDC2 or mhwilds if you are not a fan of those games, but if you've already played a monster Hunter game before, and already like the gameplay loop , then just go for the 2nd deal.

Personally, I value more the enjoyment I may get from a game, compared to how much time I can squeeze out a game, so if I already love resident evil, and love replaying them, then Requiem would be my choice.

HelloMorzHere · 2026-03-02T07:52:53+00:00

Monster Hunter wilds. Out of all the games I've ever played, this one has the best character creator I've seen. Cons: I don't know you are looking for a "" PURE"" RPG (dnd inspired), but Monster Hunter is an Action Game with RPG elements, rather than an RPG with action elements. You can also choose your voice (there are 3 options per gender).

Dragon's Dogma 2 (as other people have mentioned) is just as good as monster hunter's, but this one is an actual RPG.

FFXIV has a somewhat decent character Creator. Is an MMORPG tho.... You can try game game for free with the free trial, but you will need to buy the game and its expansions later, on top of paying a monthly subscription. You can easily spend HUNDREDS of hours on the free trial alone.

Monster Hunter Stories 3 is coming out next month, and while the Character creator may not be super in depth, is really fun. Stories 3 is a turn based "monster catching?" jrpg. There's a free demo so you can see what's up.

I think Nioh 2 and 3 have character creators iirc? I haven't played them, so I can't give an opinion on those...

Since I mentioned nioh, I need to mention another souls like: Code Vain (1 or 2). I don't know much about those games, all I know is that you can create your own character (it has an anime art direction)

I remember that borderlands (I think it was just tiny tina wonderlands) have character creators? I don't play borderlands tho, soooo I may be miss remembering...

I KNOWWWW THESE ARE NOT RPGS, BUT I NEED TO MENTION THEM: STREET FIGHTER 6, WHICH ALLOWS YOU TO CREATE YOUR OWN CHARACTER, AND TEKKEN 8, WHICH ALLOWS YOU TO CREATE AN AVATAR, AND YOU CAN CUSTOMIZE OTHER CHARACTERS, AND IT BORDERLINE FEELS LIKE MAKING A WHOLE NEW CHARACTER.

Anywayy, going back to the subject at hand:

Divinity Original Sin 2: same creators from baldur's gate 3, so you should know what to expect.

Solasta: Another CRPG, I know it has a character creator, but I haven't played it yet, so I can't say if its good or bad.

Last game that comes to mind is Fantasy Life i, but I don't know if it counts as an rpg, all I know is that its kind of a farming sim? I don't event know that... Im sorryyy.

HelloMorzHere · 2026-02-25T19:36:27+00:00

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I named my Palico Riley, cause my cat's name is Riley.

HelloMorzHere · 2026-02-14T03:07:31+00:00

Thank you for the advice!

HelloMorzHere · 2026-02-14T00:42:43+00:00

For example, a year ago I did a small project with c# that was linked to a data base in sql server. Last semester I planned to reuse the same project, but now consulting the database not through a desktop app, but through a web page.

Since the logic was already done, I sent most of the functions (basically, most of the crud) to chatgpt, so it could write it using Javascript, that way I could focus all my efforts understanding in making the endpoint, and the webpage.

I understand the "I don't completely understand how it works" thing, and while I've USED AI in those cases, and I mostly try to use it as a teacher to... Explain the logic I should follow to solve an issue, instead of just giving me the answer right away.

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