u/gandalfmarston

Ainda não comprei GTA 6 e to querendo comprar, mas ainda estou na duvida em qual versão pegar. Pelo que entendi, só a versão Ultimate vai te dar experiência completa, é isso?

I love emulation more than decomp games, but it feels like nowadays everything is becoming a decomp thanks to AI.

Could this eventually kill emulation as we know it in the long term?

Isn't it going to be much harder to maintain thousands of AI decomps than to maintain emulators?

And how are we going to maintain 30 different decomp projects of the same games, decades from now?

I already accepted that I will never win a game lol

What do you guys think? I don't think I've ever seen this much hate toward Sony/PlayStation. At this point, they might have become one of the most disliked companies in gaming, or maybe the most hated gaming company.

The PS6 could end up being the new Wii U, or even worse, if Sony keeps going in the direction they're heading.

And honestly, I wonder how sustainable this strategy is in the long term. PlayStation is arguably Sony's most important business, yet they're increasingly making decisions that seem to kill the very audience that made the brand so successful.

I genuinely believe that in 10 years, consoles as we know them might be dead. And if PlayStation eventually becomes primarily a publisher rather than a platform, I'm not even sure people will still care enough to buy their games.

Maybe I'm completely wrong, but I've never seen the PlayStation brand feel this disconnected from its audience.

In the age of GaaS, looter shooters, battle royales, extraction shooters, etc., you can still find full lobbies in Wreckfest at pretty much any time.

For me, that's a big deal. It's almost like playing Burnout 3 on PS2 back in 2004 and finding the lobbies packed.

This game has practically nothing that appeals to the modern audience, yet it still has a surprisingly active player base.

And I'm not even talking about PC. I only play Wreckfest on PS5, and it's incredible how consistently full the lobbies are.

It's a niche genre that, thankfully, isn't dead. As a huge fan of racing games, especially FlatOut, it makes me happy to see Wreckfest doing so well.

And I can't wait to see Wreckfest 2 fully released!

I click to join a lobby, nothing happens.

I change the outfit of my character, it changes back to default.

I try to quit the game, it crashes and I have to boot my pc again.

First of all, the audience for WW2 settings has always been bigger than for Vietnam. Does that mean HLLV will flop? Absolutely not.

I think HLLV will be a long-term success, but it'll attract a different crowd: players who never got into HLL because of its slower pacing, since HLLV will be more dynamic and action-focused.

Personally, I don't like Vietnam settings as much as WW2, since WW2 always felt more epic to me, with its larger-scale conflicts. But I get that the modern audience leans more toward something like Battlefield or COD, and that's exactly why Vietnam will resonate with them.

I like to see the car when I'm driving, but I'm terrible driving it on sport with the chase cam. When I try chase cam on sport I simply suck.

I've been playing for some time with hood and cockpit cams.

Não sou velho velho, tenho 27 anos, mas, conforme vou envelhecendo e a vida adulta vai cobrando mais de mim, tenho menos vontade em me dedicar a jogos multiplayers com partidas longas, ou mais puxados para o realismo como Tarkov, que eu jogava muito, ou Arma e Hell Let Loose, e voltando a jogar mais CS, Helldivers 2, Overwatch, COD etc. Jogos que você entra, joga uma partida de 15 - 20 minutos, depois pode parar se quiser ou jogar mais uma.

Eu comprei o remaster do Quake na steam ontem, que vem ambos Quake 1 e 2 remasterizados e eles acabaram de lançar uma fase nova para o 1. Eu peguei para jogar o multiplayer deles que eu nunca tinha jogado até então, e to adorando. São partidas rápidas, gameplay simples, mas mto divertidas.

multiplayer*

Competitividade? Realismo/simulação? Diversão puxado para o arcade?

Por exemplo um multiplayer estilo Arma/Tarkov/Hell Let Loose vs CS/Quake/Team Fortress 2/Overwatch

São gêneros opostos, mas o que você valoriza mais? Jogos com partidas frenéticas? Jogos com durações longas como Arma, Hell Let Loose, Dota 2?

There are about 30 - 40 servers, but only 2 - 3 for 24 players. I hate this so much. This game shines when you have 24 cars in the race or derby.

16 players is just a normal race, it gets boring so fast.

O bot tá spammando conteúdo merda "ninguém na internet fala sobre [insira algo que não existe ou é extremamente nichado].

Eu sei que o reddit tá sendo infestado de bot, mas são nessas horas que a moderação precisa agir, se não o sub acaba.

Haitiana*

And the same goes for Black Ops 1.

As someone who quit this franchise years ago, I came out of "retirement" just to play both Black Ops. They were a huge part of my childhood. I still remember when everyone was playing the latest Call of Duty. From MW2 through Ghosts, COD was the game everyone talked about. Even Ghosts, despite its flaws, was more enjoyable than any shit Activision keeps putting out today.

Those were simpler times. We just played, had fun, and that's all that mattered.

Nowadays, my friends from work and college play all kinds of games you can imagine, but nobody cares about COD anymore. I honestly can't understand how such mediocre games continue to sell so well.

"Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened." As cliché as it sounds, it perfectly sums up what the golden era of COD means to me.

I've finished and got 100% in the three remasters (Soul Reaver 1 + 2 and Defiance remaster) and I was thinking about getting Ascendance. I liked its art style, but people say the game is terrible and the writing is atrocious. Now I don't know what to do.

Eu nunca tinha recebido isso pelo sms e agora, do nada, aparece sms de casa de aposta quase todo dia. Eu bloqueio e denuncio como spam, mas eles voltam com um número diferente. E hoje de manhã recebi pelo whatsapp.

Tá foda, Brasil realmente foi invadido por essa merda.