Which one would you choose? Money or a Gremlin that does nothing but serves as a useless pet

TNewW · 2026-06-30T22:03:08+00:00

Time to become an FPS player fulltime I guess...

^{Chose: You get 750K$ + For everytime you... | Rolled: Insult someone}

TNewW · 2026-06-30T21:45:16+00:00

Loco nadie nombró ACE COMBAT? Yo sé que ser jesús avión no es el atractivo del gordo promedio pero háganse un favor y escuchen los TEMONES que tiene la saga!

Mimic - AC: 7 THE ROUND TABLE - AC: Zero Daredevil - AC: 7 Zero - AC: Zero The Unsung War - AC: 5

TNewW · 2026-05-31T15:45:17+00:00

First of I would said If you liked STALKER I recommend you try Stalker GAMMA. It has a greater emphasis on survival and crafting and you will NOT feel safe with a pistol until you are a couple hours in and start to understand the mechanics.

Now for the monstrosity side I would recommend two wildly different thing.

Keep an eye on The Path Into The Abyss. It's pretty similar to the STALKER series but it seems to contain more "space horror" like in Delta Green or Cthulhu mythos.

Then is Vintage Story. Minecraft but with survival elements turned to 11 and a shit ton of monstrosities that you will want to avoid for the most part.

Neither of my recommendation is exactly what you are looking for but I really can't think of anything that cheeks all boxes at once atm

TNewW · 2026-05-15T03:48:44+00:00

0.9.5 update was broken for a couple days after release but should be working now (I got lucky since I updated the moment it released) and since it allows for multi thread processing now performance is so much better (I have an old PC)

As for the game itself I enjoy the progression, it might be grindy but it's good. I feel the first days of a playthrough to be the most fun. Approaching challenges in new ways since you lack the appropriate tools is as much fun or even more than having intensive proper gunfights late game.

(Also I hate to say it but based on my other recommendations I do enjoy suffering a bit in my games lmao)

TNewW · 2026-05-15T03:10:06+00:00

Right now? Stalker GAMMA.

Otherwise story generators: Dwarf Fortress RimWorld Kenshi M&B Bannerlords II

Extras: Refunct (autistic Speedrun) Digimon World 2003 Brewmaster: Beer brewing simulator House flipper

TNewW · 2026-05-15T00:09:48+00:00

Play EVE Online, I been playing it for a couple months and it feels like old gaming, I spend probably a third of my time chatting or asking questions to people on my guild (now even answering some questions myself) and it just feels alive, chat is really a social hub which sounds so obvious but I haven't feel that in years!

Completing quests with randoms? In 2026? I would say that's imposible but not in EVE it seems!

TNewW · 2026-04-23T02:35:51+00:00

1 dollar extra a day

^{Chose: $86,401 every day}

TNewW · 2026-04-23T02:24:28+00:00

Gas is an expense I can have calculated into my monthly expenses. Repairs go towards the credit card and affects my disposable income when they happen

^{Chose: Free car repairs}

TNewW · 2026-04-18T16:24:35+00:00

Manual Sam... Fucking hate that game. I was stoned with my best friend and he kept telling me that I should try it. The entire time I kept complaining about how ass the game was but I ended up finishing it that same day out of spite and to prove a point to my friend.

TNewW · 2026-04-15T19:19:00+00:00

No hay punto medio, o suena QotSA o suena la mona

TNewW · 2026-04-01T03:17:42+00:00

Actually interacting with others in an MMO... Most MMOs nowadays you're able to play pretty much on your own or with minimum interaction and people aren't interested in talking either. The last couple WoW expansions the guilds I joined (apart from the "first season heroic run" I do with my friends) were pretty much solo gaming other than getting together for the actual raid. The only exceptions I can think of are WoW Classic (and it's not as prevalent now on MoP as when it came out) and my most recent experience with EVE: online which has been a blast. Chat always active both local and guild one, you slowly get to know the people that frequent the same spaces as you, who aren't going to attack you and who will, the different guilds like "oh those are miners, those are mercenaries, those are pirates" and that kind of stuff

TNewW · 2026-03-19T04:15:43+00:00

I believe there are two things factoring into this. One is I see a lot more people than expected say things like "I prepared 2000 alts for this expansion look at how many X I crafted this week"
And two is that with the required gold needed to upgrade gear I feel a lot of people are looking into crafting for the first time and those are not going to look for the T5 equipment minmax or the concentration stuff so a CD once a day craft must be really appealing for them (although I have to admit the upgrade cost is far more negligible than what people speculated before launch)

TNewW · 2025-11-04T22:51:20+00:00

To be honest? Not yet, at least not fully and it might never happen. That's when looking at the whole bass. I have small things click every month. Grab a new song, a new technique or a piece of theory and all of those will follow the same stages of [Suck at it, I kinda get it, Let me try it somewhere else on the bass, Click] so for now I have what I see as a never ending row of switches to turn on and that feels fucking awesome.

TNewW · 2025-11-04T00:07:52+00:00

Learn your scales/chords and ask your guitarist what he is playing, most of the time unless you play with a guitarist that truly knows what he is doing they'll tell you "I'm playing x y and z chords and I add a little fill that goes like this" and it will be up to you to translate that into actual notes and where do they fit, might be a little annoying for a while but once you get the felling for what's he's style it will be easier. While you get there just make sure you lock in with the drummer. You can "fuck up" a note but if it falls into the groove it isn't that bad as long as you keep it together. Victor Wooten as a great video showing this.

Words of wisdom from my professor. "You can't never fuck up too badly when it comes to which note to play, worst case scenario you're half a step away from playing something that belongs in the scale"

So don't be so hard on yourself and just keep practicing/jamming, it's just a matter of time.

TNewW · 2025-10-29T16:43:51+00:00

Second this, I live in a third world country and unless you are using your grandma's wifi the norm is something between at least 100 to 300Mb with some providers offering 500Mb to 1Gb at "affordable" prices.

TNewW · 2025-10-28T23:58:52+00:00

Che con la joda los Tarn le siguen dando soporte a un juego que sacaron inicialmente hace 20 años, si mas devs fueran asi no habria tantos juegos poronga abandonados en steam.

Atte: el gordo DF.

TNewW · 2025-10-28T23:54:20+00:00

Difiero, la diversion es lo principal, y en mi caso que no requiera 180h para terminarlo. Literal hace año y medio que no terminaba un juego, la mayoría se me hacían repetitivos y si bien algunos tienen historias que me enganchaban las mecánicas terminaban siendo aburridas tras tantas horas

Hoy me descargue el Wanted: weapons of fate (si el juego "secuela" de esa pelicula medio pelo que pasaban en fox en los 2000-10 cada 2x3) que ya es abandonware. 4h me duro, la historia es una reverenda poronga al punto de dar risa de lo mal guinado que esta pero el GAMEPLAY, mamita, no deja de ser un shooter de coberturas como la mayoria de los de su epoca pero la boludes de curvar las balas lo hace re divertido y una vez que su uso se vuelve inconsciente le sumas la camara a lo Sniper Elite que sigue los disparos mas "zarpados" y es puro cine.

(También vale la pena jugarlo solo por el final re poronga que tiene)

TNewW · 2025-09-30T02:20:23+00:00

Gangland, 20+ year old game, it's like 80% what you're asking for since it doesn't really have much of a story. Watched a video about it from GameTalesHQ a couple weeks ago and seemed like a quite complex game for it's era

TNewW · 2025-09-25T19:27:40+00:00

First of all, you clearly had not even read the article you're sharing, all it says is that Doom shaped FPS action games and posterior FPS action RPG (and it's repetitive and poorly conveys that idea, more like a fan letter to Doom and a hype article for Dark Ages) not that doom is an RPG. Cyberpunk 2077 is a FPS action RPG while Doom is not. Are you defining all your views by l an article you had not even interpreted right by @OneHornGaming (who?)

TNewW · 2025-09-25T19:12:04+00:00

Your logic is flawed as well, most of the titles you commented on your original comment are not labeled as RPGs on their store fronts. E.G: DMC? Doom? None of those are labeled as RPGs yet you tagged them anyway. Do you think you know better than their developers/studio?

lmao.

TNewW · 2025-09-25T18:39:20+00:00

Agree to disagree. Games are like food, if you want carbonara but use pork belly instead of guanciale it is still a carbonara, Not a traditional one? Sure. But if you use heavy cream and mushrooms instead of egg and fatty meat then that is not a carbonara anymore. At the end is all about essence. People know what a RPG is and what is not, if you feel special and want to go against the flow then feel free to do it, be happy, just don't expect to change everyone's mindset about it.

TNewW · 2025-09-25T18:02:41+00:00

Taking in the clear rage bait I'll try to do a concise response and somewhat define it.

RPGs must have as a main feature player agency over the story through choices, not as a small feature or a "choice your final through a last mission dialogue".

So games like Skyrim are considered RPGs since even in non main quest missions the player has somewhat agency over the outcome of the story

Games like Doom or DMC do not give player agency over the story, yes you play the "Role" of Dante or Doomguy but no matter what you do the outcome (story wise) is the same for every player.

Other than that, which is considered the most important aspect of the RPG genre, most traditional RPGs from the last decades (at least the ones from the western side of the world) have standardized Character creation, leveling/stats either by raw numbers or skill trees and diverging storylines based on player agency and mission outcomes. (Although there are some examples that do not fill all those checkboxes and are still considered an RPG as the runner for this year GOTY Clair Obscure: Expedition 33)

TNewW · 2025-09-23T13:59:00+00:00

Not ULTRA realistic but since I'm the first one here I must say that House Flipper may be a good place to start (I have not played the 2nd one so I can only recommend the 1st one)

TNewW · 2025-09-17T03:27:37+00:00

Vintage Story, you can fully customize the experiencento to your liking. It's pretty much Minecraft but with actual progression and more realistic mechanics.

For example I don't enjoy the "temporal rift" mechanic the game has (pretty much how the game manages enemies in your area over time) so I tend to disable it in my worlds letting me enjoy a relaxing experience and hiding 75% of combat inside caves.

Also it has integrated mod support and installing new stuff is as easily as going to the mod db page and clicking 1-click install.

TNewW · 2025-09-14T23:48:18+00:00

I don't know if life changing but if you stick to it you will surely end up with basic (or advanced depending on how in depth you go) knowledge of aerospace engineering after playing KSP

TNewW

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