u/E_Goat47

What are your thoughts?

I was curious as there have been settings for a thing called "replay buffer" on OBS. Now I want to ask, do you record hours of content on a specific game, or do you only clip specific moments in the game that emphasizes your talking points?

I was curious as there have been settings for a thing called "replay buffer" on OBS. Now I want to ask, do you record hours of content on a specific game, or do you only clip specific moments in the game that emphasizes your talking points?

I waited 6 years to play this game. I'm not joking. I couldn't play it because it was originally a higher end game that needed a beastly PC which I didn't have(not to mention the gameplay issues and bugs the game was plagued with before.)

I loved it. (No spoilers but I did get the endings and now playing Phantom Liberty, which is sick af after playing 6 hours in)

Not just because I waited out the updates and the DLCs to come out, but because the game itself has a lot of love to it. It made me feel like a kid again. Learning the ins and outs of Night City, learning the social language from character dialogue "Choom, preem, gonk, corp" and my favorite part, the story.

Without a doubt I never have seen another game fully do a 180 and pull me into the world they built. (No Man's Sky is screaming at me right now.)

But I think there are some draw backs I've had with the game.

• I wish we did more stuff with our romanceable characters. (Maybe like GTA4 with having dates outside, having fun in the bedroom (will admit that scene in the tank was fucking crazy) etc.)
• I also wish we had that partner mechanic from Fallout 4. Build reputation with them, have different things that they like or don't like. Or even help you out where you're lacking like Panam having more skill in tech and reflexes, or getting other characters who are not romanceable to be your helper like Takemura (give me more options with him, he was so fun to talk to.)
• Some changes to having options for more random encounters or a reputation system that would carry like the nemesis system (RIP)

Lastly, thank you to CD Project Red for making this game on an engine dedicated to top down. Idk how you pulled it off, but I hope that Unreal Engine 5 helps you out with Orion and Witcher 4.

See you later, Chooms!

I'm going to buy it because I don't like Meta. And it will be my go to PCVR headset to play Steam Frame without having issues. What about you?

I hate my Quest 3 and the software for PCVR. It's great standalone, but as a creator, I need the Steam Frame to make it easier for PCVR capabilities. This is me coping. Have a good day!

I think it's important to let people know that Ghosts of Tabor is indeed in Early Access and the Meta page could be false advertising for the game and the state it is in.

On steam it's shown as early access. On Silent North on the Meta store it's shown early access. So why don't they put that up on the Meta page? Not that big of a deal, but I thought about it.

Meta Store Page

Silent North and what it should show

The Steam Store Page

Lockdown is fun for me to play, but I want to feel rewarded by actually knowing if I am killing a player or a bot. It also would make gameplay feel more interesting.

Now mind you, I'm not good at the game. But playing and seeing the difference between Forbidden and Lockdown is night and day. I have more fun playing Lockdown mode because it has a balance of people using different weapons, gear and items.

While playing Forbidden mode is like getting PTSD when seeing this goddamn helmet again and again with some sort of Pen 5 Bullets (which I get, it's meta.)

This get used a lot

I at least get a chance to see a variety of armor and weapons used in Escape From Tarkov. Even that has some BS to it, but every gun at least gives me a chance to fight back against stuff like this helmet and armor set.

I think I have more appreciation towards Lockdown mode and I think I'll stick with that. Even if I want to get big bucks on Forbidden mode. Any veterans could give advice for playing forbidden or thoughts on the separate modes?

I was thinking about it and I wanted to make a regiment dedicated to tactical positioning and infantry gameplay. I feel like it get's underutilized for some weapons, gear, or equipment that can be used to turn the tied of battles. What's your thoughts?

We need more single-player games in VR over multiplayer. The industry is too small to maintain financially and keep people playing. We need more games like Alyx, Job Simulator, Red Matter, etc.

We need more single-player games in VR over multiplayer. The industry is too small to maintain financially and keep people playing. We need more games like Alyx, Job Simulator, Red Matter, etc.

He just said in discord yesterday that the pre-orders for legacy are going to come out next week, but since he lied about old island, I genuinely don’t believe him anymore.

Yes, this is my video, but I wanted to talk about the mechanic of a suppression system in FPS games. Honestly, it was a very underrated and under-evolved mechanic that I wish was in more games. What's your thoughts?