This is why I refuse to touch that shit. It killed the birds and the bees! It's toxic AF!
It wasn't intended to be like it, but in a way it did have some of the same ideas. It did have the camp clearing parts with what was supposed to be a pretty sophisticated AI faction system. But the system never really worked as intended without mods, so the whole faction battle system just felt super scripted (like, nobody would come and take back control points after you capped them, even though they were supposed to until you completely destroyed the opposing faction). It's even more fleshed out (and actually works) in Clear Sky. Which is why CS has been my favorite STALKER since it came out.
Mario 64. It just feels the best.
I've beaten Doom and Doom 2 using no guns. Surely it can't be harder than that. (Though to be fair, through most of the original games you technically don't even have to kill anything and I know that isn't the case with the newer ones)
The game is made with Unity, right? Might be fairly easy to mod.
I bought Settlers of Catan just because I liked the wooden tiles. I don't even see the full wood sets in store anymore.
The only game with Raytracing I've seen actually look better with RT on js Cyberpunk 2077. It's the only game I've seen that has full raytraced reflections on surfaces. Everything else just does shadows, and there's basically no visual difference with it on or off; it just makes the game run slower when on.
But those reflections in CP are amazing as fuck. Seeing things reflect in real time off a rained on road is sick.
PS3-> everything is sepia filtered and bloomed until nearly unplayable.
That's just games from that period. It's not excluse to PS3.
"Windows make us go?"
Cuts hole in spaceship; gets vented into vacuum
I read the Forgotten Realms books for 3.5 like books because most of them is lore and not necessarily rules, and I think it was pretty dope back then. I would always use it for the basis of my campaigns, but I would place it somewhere that didn't have a lot of stuff already written about it so I could kinda of do my own thing while still having all the content and the ability to use things I didn't create if it made sense to do so.
If they were in space, those uniforms will make them effectively invisible.
Probably shouldn't put rocks in it.