Recent content by Pifanjr

I mentioned to one of my friends that I started playing Just Cause 3 and then beat one of his records while on call with him, which prompted him to download the game. He said the story is pretty decent, but I've skipped every single cutscene so far. I've died a couple of times now, mostly...

I stayed up way too late playing Just Cause 3 yesterday. You go from liberating 1-2 places, then doing 1-2 challenges, then maybe doing a story mission, then doing it all over again. It's a very addicting gameplay loop because each thing only takes maybe 15 minutes tops, so it's very easy to do...

Is it possible to see a full replay of a match? So you can see what your opponent was doing?

The main website has an article about gaming laptops: https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-laptop-deals/

When things like this happen during the tutorial, you know you're in for a bumpy ride. View: https://youtu.be/dSZnhAf4CO4 My very first challenge and a confirmation of my earlier fears. View: https://youtu.be/B0gWdj5os4w My first racing challenge, the same one @Zloth did. (Video editing...

That sounds like you just played it as a roguelike.

I'm going to start with Just Cause 3 then, since we have 4 people (including myself) who have expressed interest. I'll also download Enderal: Forgotten Stories, which includes Enderal: The Shards of Order.

@Zed Clampet Would you be okay with either Metal Gear Solid V: Phantom Pain or Just Cause 3? I own both. I personally lean toward Metal Gear Solid V because I have played Just Cause before, but either is fine with me.

There's the 638GB ExoDOS package with 7666 DOS games. RetroArch allows you to easily download and manage multiple emulators, but you'll still need to find your own roms.

I feel like they should be able to tie this in to the Right to Repair laws. Manufacturers and developers should provide consumers with some way to keep using their product when it stops working or at least not intentionally make it harder for consumers to fix the product themselves. In the case...

I just noticed I put the wrong link in this post, it should've been this one: https://www.pcgamer.com/games/how-well-do-you-know-classic-videogame-cheats-see-if-you-can-answer-these-10-tricky-questions/

If you consider luck a skill :P

https://www.pcgamer.com/games/rpg/our-diabolical-pc-gaming-dungeons-quiz-is-harder-than-a-level-1-molten-core-solo-run/ I got 8/20, so only slightly better than what you'd expect from random guesses. I only knew one for certain though.

It's kind of weird how gamers have accepted dodge rolls as a normal mechanic while seeing someone doing them in real life is absolutely ridiculous.

My problem with Chimera Squad is that I like the careful gameplay of the regular XCOM games. I'm good at not activating multiple pods at once and I like picking off pods one by one. Chimera Squad feels like I've accidentally activated three pods at once on every mission and then it occasionally...