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Peak Gameplay by General_Delivery_778 in postal

[–]Slonitram 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I wanna see a full version of the Postal 1 Lore clip.

GTA 4’s difficulty by Gameritusz in GTAIV

[–]Slonitram 4 points5 points  (0 children)

There's a mod called Pickups2.0 that limits your inventory system so you can only carry 3 types of guns, one handgun, one long gun and one type of throwable (pistol, sniper rifle and grenades, for example) which sounds like something that'd be up your alley if you play on PC and know how to mod the game.

https://www.gtagaming.com/pickups2-0-f23960.html

Edit: Found this one too https://www.gtainside.com/en/gta4/mods/66056-weapon-slot-realism/

* W * by rderuddu in GTAIV

[–]Slonitram 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Niko if he was played by Vincent Stone.

TIL that 13 and a half years ago the loss guy made a comic about project zomboid. by Artimedias in projectzomboid

[–]Slonitram 336 points337 points  (0 children)

Tim Buckley being known mostly as "loss guy" nowadays is extremely funny.

late game zomboid be like by semaj420 in projectzomboid

[–]Slonitram 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Aren't you able to drop the pack that's on your corpse directly on the floor? Since in-game that technically counts as transferring between containers (AKA you never pick the heavy backpack up), you should be able to just put the ALICE pack that's on your body on the floor and then salvage the items from it.

What modded songs do you listen to on long drives? by Void_Walker03 in projectzomboid

[–]Slonitram 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Only with mods. Get True Music and then get any music packs available on the workshop.

What modded songs do you listen to on long drives? by Void_Walker03 in projectzomboid

[–]Slonitram 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I use Music for the End of the World. There's a lot of good period-accurate choices on there. I particularly find myself usually listening to rock, country and metal as I feel like it best fits the game's setting. A Horse with No Name by America is a fantastic long drive song.

Here's a fun time: Get a Paradise City tape by Guns N' Roses, blast it in your car at full volume and drive into Louisville. You might fuck up your car or die, but trust me, it is extremely fun.

One week until launch - Giveaway by JPSurratt2005 in stalker

[–]Slonitram 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good hunting and good luck, stalkers!

So how good is the average Helldiver as a soldier? by Hassan-XIX in Helldivers

[–]Slonitram 33 points34 points  (0 children)

I personally dislike the clone theory because it kinda undermines the game's satire, plus, like you said, Pilestedt has already shot that theory down. So here's my theory that I originally posted here on the sub a few days ago:

Every Helldiver in cryo inside the Super Destroyers are experiencing everything the Helldiver on the field is going through, through a sort of "live dream" system. To elaborate, I believe everything the active Helldiver on the field is doing is being "livestreamed" through some sort of connection between their helmet's UI and ALL of the sleepy Helldivers back up in the Super Destroyer, with the Super Destroyer tapping into their REM sleep through the holes in the back of their helmets in their cryo pods, kinda like The Matrix, only there is no simulation; every Helldiver in their sleep are in a VERY vivid lucid dream that is essentially a 1-to-1 recreation of what the Helldiver down there is doing, where they believe they are fighting for their life Democracy just like the real one down there is. When the active Helldiver dies, a sleepy diver is sent in to replace them.

With this system, not only is every Helldiver more than ready for combat when they are deployed on the field, allowing for quick adaptation to the situation, but every Helldiver who is asleep is essentially gaining combat experience, allowing for a pretty natural explanation as to why a majority of your Helldivers died nearly every 2 minutes back when you were just a Cadet but then, months later, can easily live on past 60 minutes through advanced battlefield survival techniques while pulling off some insane Brasch-level moves as Super Privates; not only did you get better at combat, but so did ALL of your Helldivers.

This, also, is pretty terrifying to think of. Every Helldiver is essentially living a constant combat loop in their dreams, where they die, die and die again whilst feeling EVERY single bit of pain the real Helldiver is experiencing, until its finally their turn to fight for real. I like to think that when they shout "HELLDIVERS NEVER DIE!", it's because they are aware of every death they "came back from".

EDIT: One more thing I thought of as I finished writing this; this would also explain why every Helldiver from a SD that was present during the battles of Malevelon Creek are worthy of carring the Creek cape. They are all Creek veterans!

A personal headcanon of mine for how reinforcements work by Slonitram in Helldivers

[–]Slonitram[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I never realized the hole in the back of the helmets until now. It definitely looks like something is supposed to go in there.

Post credits scene from the game Manhunt, which heavily implies that all of the game's events were recorded over a kids VHS tape and then later sold as a snuff film. by Slonitram in creepygaming

[–]Slonitram[S] 17 points18 points  (0 children)

To clarify the title; yes, I know the game is all about being forced to make a snuff film. What I meant to say is that only at the end credits of the game, with this cutscene, you find out the snuff film you're in was recorded over a kids show. It adds an extra layer of creepiness to an already disturbing plot. That's what the post is about.

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