General Videogame Thread

Seeing this very, very much right now. I'm level 78 and have been doing well in most of the game with a bleed katana, not gone for any magic or anything and it seems to be the case that even minibosses are turning into a graft.
Maybe it's just that style as we had very similar builds. I went pure samurai throughout with the extra long katana until the last boss forced a respec, doing damage wasn't an issue for me except for a few enemies who would be resistant but that's to be expected, I could wreck bosses and minibosses so quickly but despite the fact I had pumped in around half my points into hp I still felt like a glass cannon, one wrong move against many enemies and I found myself stun locked into a short combo there was no getting out of and I was just dead.

The standard revenant enemy was the one that brought me most trouble, that thing teleport to you and just does not stop attacking, ever. you can't block and you can only dodge so many attacks before your stamina is drained, if I didn't get the leap on them and bleed and break their poise with strong attacks before they got a chance to attack I was dead. Flawless or dead, no inbetween.
 
After struggling for so long with Magrit, soon got onto Godrick and found that quite easy in comparison. I'm 70 hours plus in and most of that has just been spent wandering and exploring, but it really is an enormous game.
 
Nice little set up that. Ultrawide looks fucking great with sims and stuff.

Next purchase for me is a CS Flightstick Pro. Used to sell these as a young lad - they've brought them back due to popular demand, the accuracy and smooth, even feel of the mechanism is phenomenal, I reckon they're still worth every penny.

Been playing quite a bit of Kerbal Space Program, had me hooting like a 12 year old let loose in a science laboratory full of lego that you can use to make jet planes and rockets. Took me two weeks to build something that could fulfil my dream of being able to take off from a runway to smashing straight into the moon. Achieved it last night, using the least amount of mathematics possible, at which point I was overcome by a great feeling of emptiness. What was the point in that little display? Tried watching TV but found myself totally disinterested, and sloped off to bed immediately. Woke up and reached for the orbital mechanics textbook and decided I should set my sights higher, maybe actually orbit the damn thing, set up some satellites and bases, do some science.

I'm seriously looking at Reentry, which is described as DCS for historical Space Programs.



Also about to check out Orbiter 2016, an impressive open source sim available for free, being the project of an a research fellow at our own UCL.

 
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@blueinsa my LCD screens finally arrived for the Cougar MFD mounts that I bought in December.

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My simpit is (very) slowly taking shape. Now I just wish I wasn’t so crap at DCS itself.

You are the terrorist who controls the drones in 24 from his bedroom aren't you.

I'm slightly jealous. Looks amazing.
 
Yeah ‘Chucks Guide’ for the F16 Viper. 700 odd pages.
Haha, I remember the Microprose manuals back in the day. Falcon 4.0 was 500 pages long.


I'll never miss an opportunity to share this link:

 
How hard is it to play mate? Do you basically have to know how to fly a plane?
As Chicago Blue proves, flying an aircraft is relatively straight forward once you’ve been shown.

Getting up in the air is very straight forward, using all the weapons systems takes quite a bit of practice, as does landing. According to lots of videos of real life fighter/bomber pilots, it’s very close to the real thing and several countries use it to train new pilots before they stick them in tens of millions of dollars worth of kit.
 
As Chicago Blue proves, flying an aircraft is relatively straight forward once you’ve been shown.

Getting up in the air is very straight forward, using all the weapons systems takes quite a bit of practice, as does landing. According to lots of videos of real life fighter/bomber pilots, it’s very close to the real thing and several countries use it to train new pilots before they stick them in tens of millions of dollars worth of kit.
Nice one, might give it a whirl. I've got a vr headset to try it, supposed to be very life-like.
 
As Chicago Blue proves, flying an aircraft is relatively straight forward once you’ve been shown.
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After struggling for so long with Magrit, soon got onto Godrick and found that quite easy in comparison. I'm 70 hours plus in and most of that has just been spent wandering and exploring, but it really is an enormous game.
I was the same, had to get my mate to help me with Margit as I'm a melee build and was getting ruined. I killed Godrick on my 2nd attempt though! Such a good boss, the mad bastard.
 
100 hours into Elden Ring and just beat Radahn but been all overs maps killing miner bosses and going down the mines plus doing some of the npc storyline.

Think I’ll mooch about a bit more before the next major remembrance boss.
 
How hard is it to play mate? Do you basically have to know how to fly a plane?

On full sim mode it’s realistic and I do mean, realistic modelling every single flight and weapons system.

Im hundreds of hours into the sim and still a relative amateur compared to some.

Check videos of ex A-10 and F-18 pilots etc who play this and say just how incredibly real it is.

Warning as well, this game is a money pit. I’ve spent over £600 on my HOTAS and rudder peddles and built a £2k plus rig to play it on lol.
 
On full sim mode it’s realistic and I do mean, realistic modelling every single flight and weapons system.

Im hundreds of hours into the sim and still a relative amateur compared to some.

Check videos of ex A-10 and F-18 pilots etc who play this and say just how incredibly real it is.

Warning as well, this game is a money pit. I’ve spent over £600 on my HOTAS and rudder peddles and built a £2k plus rig to play it on lol.
As someone that has just got into sim racing my wallet understands your pain
 
100 hours into Elden Ring and just beat Radahn but been all overs maps killing miner bosses and going down the mines plus doing some of the npc storyline.

Think I’ll mooch about a bit more before the next major remembrance boss.
Great stuff.

Level 55 now and just beat Rennala. Having a blast. Feels as if I'm not finding that much in the way of caves, especially round lake liurnia.

Must be about 50 hours in and I've loved every minute of it
 

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