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banduan

Not into those kind of games so much, but No Man's Sky looks more like a tech demo to me.

Qwiss

Jens wrote:
Tropico is a lot of fun.

Yeah I'm a fan. Are you playing 5?

Jens

Qwiss! wrote:
Jens wrote:
Tropico is a lot of fun.

Yeah I'm a fan. Are you playing 5?

My computers a bit shit so I'm sticking with 4 for now. It still feels remarkably fresh for how many hours I've sunk into it.

Qwiss

I picked up 4 on a steam sale last year and loved it. 5 is pretty much more of the same.

Gazza M

not sure if you guys already covered it, but this looks great

from the people that made limbo

Segway

One of the games of the year for sure. A bit pricey though for a game that takes about 4 hours to complete.

Rex

I watched about two minutes of that, but is the whole game you moving your little guy from left to right? If so, seems a bit outdated and limiting.

Klaus

It's outdated the same way watching a film from beginning to end is.

Rex

Ok. Boring then.

Qwiss

I thought Limbo was beautiful, very stylish, etc but I got bored of it very quickly.

goon

I didn't get bored while playing it but after a couple of goes I never did end up going back to it.

Gazza M

i actually like a short one and done gaming experience, as long as it's memorable. i'd take 4 hours of original gaming over another 100 hours of open world rpg #23412

Rex

Speaking of 100 hours of open world - Witcher 3 is frighteningly massive.

Segway

Gazza M wrote:
i actually like a short one and done gaming experience, as long as it's memorable. i'd take 4 hours of original gaming over another 100 hours of open world rpg #23412

In that case Inside is one of the best games you can go for IMO.

Rex

Another Witcher question - is it really significantly helpful with oils and potions to warrant the chore of collecting random herbs and shit?

Gazza M

Rex wrote:
Another Witcher question - is it really significantly helpful with oils and potions to warrant the chore of collecting random herbs and shit?

yes. the tier 3 oils (superior) make a big difference especially on the higher difficulties

you've reminded me i need to play blood and wine. i always struggle to get back in the groove of an rpg ive already finished

Mirth

Rex wrote:
Another Witcher question - is it really significantly helpful with oils and potions to warrant the chore of collecting random herbs and shit?

Yes - unless you're playing noob difficulty levels in which case you can power through almost everyone.

I wouldn't advise it though as the oils/bombs make contracts much more interesting and stops it from being repetitive.

Rex

I never go noob. 🙂
Cheers, guys!

Savz

Cities Skyline is too good. Love playing god and building a city from nothing into a booming City.

Qwiss

Gazza M wrote:
Rex wrote:
Another Witcher question - is it really significantly helpful with oils and potions to warrant the chore of collecting random herbs and shit?

yes. the tier 3 oils (superior) make a big difference especially on the higher difficulties

you've reminded me i need to play blood and wine. i always struggle to get back in the groove of an rpg ive already finished

I'm the same. Have the Fallout DLC but haven't played it yet.

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