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I finally decided to give cyberpunk another chance. I'm really excited to try it again and ik its gonna be a long night.
When I started it last time, I got super busy and played it for like an hour or so. I have only met one character so far, cant wait to meet others.

I dont want any spoilers but what made you fall in love with this game?

Also, I havent bought the dlc yet and I have heard its amazing. should I get it after finishing the game or after I have played a bit more? and is it really that worth it?

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Hey everyone, this is my walkthrough for Metal Gear Solid, a very famous spy game that revolutionized the concept of Stealth in video game history. Hope you guys like it

I'm gathering ideas for a game and would love to hear your thoughts.

If you could create the perfect combat system, what would it look like? What mechanics make combat feel fun and satisfying? Do you prefer fast, combo-based action, tactical combat, parries, dodges, magic, destructible environments, weapon switching, or something completely unique?

Also, what's one combat feature you wish more games had but rarely do?

• What mechanics would it have?
• Fast-paced or slow and tactical?
• What features do you wish more games included?
• What makes combat feel satisfying to you?
• Any unique ideas you've never seen in a game?

Feel free to mention games that inspired your ideas or share something entirely original. Every suggestion is welcome!

Due to the recent decisions by Rockstar to only release GTA 6 in digital form and Sony's move to move away from physical media on Playstation we have had a huge influx of threads discussing this topic.

Some of the more common points of discussion have been:

• Players are of the opinion that physical media is still popular among gamers despite the claim by said companies that digital is by far the most common form of purchase for games.

• Digital‑only releases make long‑term preservation harder. Games could become inaccessible if storefronts or game servers shut down.

• Digital purchases are often licenses, not transfers of property.

• Digital copies can't be easily resold, traded in or shared among friends.

• Publishers cite cost savings of digital only, players fear the move is about pricing power and controlling the marketplace.

We ask you to keep all discussions regard this topic within this megathread and will be removing any further threads concerning the topic, at least for the next few days/weeks

I think that's how the progression should be. Develop a simple but fun mobile game, market it a bit, have an audience grow around it, add some features based off of players' feedback, market it some more, maybe get an international fanbase and then use what they've learnt to make another game. Start off from mobile then move on to a simple PC game, repeat the same steps, then move on to a simple console game. If Indian developers make a game that is simple yet fun and engaging I'll genuinely be happy with that. It doesn't need to have some amazing graphics or next level gameplay it just needs to be fun and interesting to play. If these simple games work out then they can move to more complex ideas and slowly but steadily build towards a Triple A level game. What do y'all think?