I have a fondness for the older, 2E, stuff, like Ravenloft, Planescape and most notably so Dark Sun.
Now, Dark Sun has 2 games made back in the '90s, by SSI, and they're fairly decent games, I'd even say amazing games for that time, but could be a bit of nostalgia's playing into that, so I'll just settle for saying they're decent. They really pulled me into the game-world, made me want to just explore and find everything about it, everything that I could. And while I know it's unrealistic of me to hope for another Dark Sun 2E video game, I can still dream at least.
Old D&D had some pretty baller settings, I've never been a fan of the Points of Light or 5e settings, they just feel like watered down all-purpose frankensteins of earlier worlds.
I would kill for more vidya set in Eberron, though; I loved the shit out of DDO. Even for all its stupid special snowflake shit it still has tons of potential and charm.
Josiah Ward
You should consider killing yourself.
And I have no idea what you're talking about.
I just like the potential of Planescape. I mean, you can literally go anywhere you like in the Planes, though I admit some fondness for the Astral Plane and Limbo in general.
Dark Sun and Ravenloft tie more into my love for darker-themed settings.
Jason Reed
You cant run from your past
Adrian Peterson
You do realize that more than 1 person can post with the Shodan flag, right? It's not automatically disabled for everyone else on the board.
Not to mention, I got no interest in Kojima's stuff at all, nor have I ever played any of the MGS games to begin with.
So this is just a case of mistaken identity.
Hunter Davis
Yea it just so happens two shodan posters pop up at the same time, both times being completely unrelated
Liam Phillips
Desert and Desert cities have always been a soft spot of mine.
I liked Uncharted 3 just because of how well it did the whole desert scenario with the ruins and the wandering.
Parker Ramirez
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Ayden Powell
Do you want me to see posting in that thread to prove it? Or are you going to accuse me of using a proxy or something?
I'm just trying to have a video game thread here and you're not really contributing anything, you're shitting up the thread for no reason whatsoever, other than to indulge your autism.
Oh and by the by, the flag has been there for me since several months back, I just don't post that all often on Holla Forums, and you two remind me why that is so.
You played the Prince of Persia games, right? I wasn't a fan of the 2008 game at first, but it grew on me, especially the ending (without the DLC bullshit).
Parker Kelly
I did play some, but it never grew on me for some reason.
Isaac Gonzalez
All D&Dshit is too prevalent because its quotient is non-zero.
Gavin Foster
A lot of people didn't like the gameplay mechanic with Elika which basically meant you could never really die, you'd always get your ass saved by her magically appearing right there.
Nathaniel Reyes
Just avin a laff m8, ill stop now.
Dylan Gray
I really liked that medieval gothic + sci-fi + dark magic setting that Quake had. Many games have one of those themes, but rarely do you see one with all three.
Oliver Morris
That was such a early 2000s thing, we should be happy it had its period of fame
Chase Moore
Yeah, D&D was best on the PC in the late 80s, early 90s. As much as people like to beat off over BG (And it was fine before it was mauled by Beamdog), the best D&D games were in the DOS and C64 ages. Both Ravenlofts, Dungeon Hack, Eye of the Beholder 1-2, Darksun 1-2, Pools of Radiance, Azure bonds, etc etc etc.
I like the opposite. Water cities with a bunch of canals, rivers, fountains, and waterfalls.
Spinon from Solatorobo is one example.
Nathan Scott
You're only allowed to choose once.
Cooper Peterson
The GLaDOS clang would probably get pretty nasty. You are fucking a giant mecha, after all; if your dick is the only thing to get splattered by her during intercourse, you could consider yourself lucky.
With that about being a digital entity and all that jack, you couldn't really a SHODAN, but I guess you could fap to her as well.
Xavier Cruz
*one
Eli Phillips
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Aaron Carter
Had a bit of a look at your game op.
Sun and sand is an underutilized setting for a game. The idea of clan(s) is a good one. Especially if the desert is a harsh place to be until the clans are united.
I would have honestly said the "planescape setting" but we're about to get a new planescape this year.
I would enjoy a tribal/deep jungle/Aztec setting. Running through the jungle from crazed warriors and their head priest tickles my fancy.
Whist the "modern warfare" setting is just the worst, a world in a current apocalypse because of said 21st century warfare would be interesting.
Tyler Russell
I wish there were steampunk games that were more subtle than "HAY DOODS LETS PUT SUM GEERS AND STEEM ON EVERYTHING!"
like thief
Jacob Gonzalez
Frozen wasteland fighting giant insect monsters in mechs
Isaac Cox
FOV
Blake Thompson
is 3 even worth playing?
Oliver Adams
There is no such thing as lost planet 3
Liam Murphy
That's not LP3 tho.
Wyatt Robinson
what's that a screenshot of?
Luis Williams
Lost planet 1 multiplayer map IIRC
Ryder Fisher
It's not a screenshot either, it's concept.
It's also referencing the first game. Its shit is all wrong tho, that map area is enclosed, not open like that.
Camden Butler
Damn… how has the first game aged? Is it still worth a play?
Logan Long
Lost planet 1 and 2 are still good fun, too new to have aged badly
Oliver Powell
I got both LP1 and 2 in a sale months ago.
Get that. They're great. You need to join a steam group for multiplayer tho.
Don't buy 3. Pirate it if you're curious, but don't buy 3, it's shit.
Nathan Russell
I heard this is where SHODANposters came?
Check 'em
Matthew Bailey
I loved Ravenloft
I bought every monster manual, every shitty hamfisted paperback novel. I loved the you don't win aspect of Ravenloft. I wish there were more vidya games in the setting, as it would force you to focus on goals other than just kill the bad guy because that won't happen.
Jack Gonzalez
Torment - Tides of Numenera isn't set in Planescape at all. They're just saying it's a spiritual sequel, in the sense the choices and such should feature a lot more than they do in the usual RPGs.
Josiah Lee
Hell
Very few games used it and they were pretty tame, i want lvels with floors made out of people getting raped not some orange lava kiddie shit
Gabriel Diaz
If I had an infinite budget, I'd make a Planescape Soulslike or Elder-Scrolls clone that covered the entire setting, and get the writing team for the setting itself in.
I'd be the best game ever made.
Connor Long
Alternate history world war II at sea with giant ships, YUGE guns, swarm of aircraft, and lazers
John Turner
Fading Suns
It's got a Byzantine "fall of an empire" setting, mystical powers, cyberpunk, space-aristocrats dueling with space-rapiers, crusades against hordes of world-eating aliens, happy merchants and the titular fading suns.
It's like 40k but not nearly as over-the-top, think Dune. Something like Deus Ex/VtMB could work very easily in that universe.
Hunter Richardson
Basically any historical setting that isn't done to death And is it really too much to ask for a nuetral potrayal of the values and standards of the time?
Liam Brown
The Race War
Anthony Hall
As in, not putting in their opinions on how "oppressive" or "horrible" the setting is through their chosen NPC mouthpieces?
Jace Rodriguez
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Jeremiah Howard
I'd say Warhammer 40K is pretty much that, but I'd struggle to come up with more examples.
Camden Russell
Oh man that reminds me. I should really read up about this
Elijah Barnes
I think E.Y.E Nailed all three, with the Culter Dei's gothic inspired armor, cyberpunk sci-fi aesthetic, and cybermancy
Leo Cruz
Why even live?
Joseph Phillips
Never 4get.
Adam Smith
I highly doubt she'd move so much that you'd get injured.
Luis Johnson
That only happened in the film mate, not in real life.