Judge Spear
Well-Known Member
Playing the women of skulls again. Think as long as I stick with only Ms Fortune, I can git gud.
What Are You Playing Right Now?
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CaptainCool
Lady of the lake
Trying the Just Cause 2 multiplayer mod. It's pretty damn good and every bit as chaotic as you would expect it to be :3
ShadowFireWolf
Steampunk Vixen
Skyrim and after Christmas Assassins' Creed Black Flag on PS4.
lupinealchemist
Hamburger time.
I did something fucked up in Borderlands 2. I killed a Lv80 "OMGWTH" as a Lv61 Assassin by accident.
Can you guess which skill was to blame?
PS: I didn't use any shitty black weapons.
Can you guess which skill was to blame?
PS: I didn't use any shitty black weapons.
Sarcastic Coffeecup
Hand. Cannot. Erase.
CSGO.
AWP is way too easy to use
AWP is way too easy to use
Alastair Snowpaw
The Skull Paw
We should play sometime.
Lobar
The hell am I reading, here?
Papers, Please. It's one of those weird "art games", yet manages to be way more fun and engrossing than it ought to be from its simple premise and gameplay.
[video=youtube;_QP5X6fcukM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QP5X6fcukM[/video]
In the Stalinist-analog state of Arstotzka, you have been appointed as an immigration inspector in the October labor lottery. The Ministry of Admissions assigns you to the newly opened border checkpoint in the divided city of Grestin, split by war with the neighboring state of Kolechia. As people pass through your booth to Arstotzka, you must inspect their documents for any sign of forgery to root out would-be smugglers, spies, or terrorists. Gameplay is vaguely Phoenix Wright-like, in that your primary means of determining who is permitted entry and who is denied is by highlighting discrepancies between two elements in their documents and interrogating them about it.
Not everyone should be immediately denied entry, some people make simple mistakes like forgetting to present their entry ticket and will correct them when pressed. Others have legitimate circumstances behind a discrepancy, and you must take extra steps to verify their identity. And then there are those innocent people that for whatever reason simply do not have the necessary documentation, requiring you to make a judgment call. Meanwhile, the rules for entry are changed daily by the M.o.A. and become increasingly complicated, and you must still process enough people in a day to keep your family fed and warm in their Class 8 dwelling. You become increasingly forced to choose between being ethical or being efficient.
Glory to Arstotzka.
[video=youtube;_QP5X6fcukM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QP5X6fcukM[/video]
In the Stalinist-analog state of Arstotzka, you have been appointed as an immigration inspector in the October labor lottery. The Ministry of Admissions assigns you to the newly opened border checkpoint in the divided city of Grestin, split by war with the neighboring state of Kolechia. As people pass through your booth to Arstotzka, you must inspect their documents for any sign of forgery to root out would-be smugglers, spies, or terrorists. Gameplay is vaguely Phoenix Wright-like, in that your primary means of determining who is permitted entry and who is denied is by highlighting discrepancies between two elements in their documents and interrogating them about it.
Not everyone should be immediately denied entry, some people make simple mistakes like forgetting to present their entry ticket and will correct them when pressed. Others have legitimate circumstances behind a discrepancy, and you must take extra steps to verify their identity. And then there are those innocent people that for whatever reason simply do not have the necessary documentation, requiring you to make a judgment call. Meanwhile, the rules for entry are changed daily by the M.o.A. and become increasingly complicated, and you must still process enough people in a day to keep your family fed and warm in their Class 8 dwelling. You become increasingly forced to choose between being ethical or being efficient.
Glory to Arstotzka.
Percy
o-o
Judge Spear
Well-Known Member
I tried playing online with a friend. I got bodied. Could only get one 1 point each match...AFTER I got whipped. I kinda don't like how your health doesn't reset, but I guess it's the same in Smash when I think about it so I'll deal with it.
Sarcastic Coffeecup
Hand. Cannot. Erase.
Antechamber.
Pretty interesting
Pretty interesting
Lobar
The hell am I reading, here?
Antichamber is excellent. I wish it had better replay value though.
A_Darker_Prince
New Member
Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection!
Schwimmwagen
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Alastair Snowpaw
The Skull Paw
If that bothers you a lot you can do teams which is just one round with all your party members. though that requires learning more characters which can be harder. And Ms.fortune is one of the best solo characters.
Judge Spear
Well-Known Member
Yeeeeaaah. I'm good honestly. Fighting games are the sole genre that frustrate me immediately without fail (again, omitting Smash bros). Even Skullgirls I have zero patience for so I'm not playing anything beyond Ms. Fortune. If that's not enough, I'll just quit playing.
Sarcastic Coffeecup
Hand. Cannot. Erase.
My brother bought me Surgeon Sim for christmas and Outlast for later.
Pretty soon I shall be sticking the scalpel in some poor bloke's eye socket when the task at hand was to remove the appendix, or something like that.
I don't think they'd accept me to med school.
Pretty soon I shall be sticking the scalpel in some poor bloke's eye socket when the task at hand was to remove the appendix, or something like that.
I don't think they'd accept me to med school.
