Omegamanthethird @ Omegamanthethird @beehaw.org

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I usually just get annoyed at game developers for making camping exploitable. It should be used for setting traps, rewarding good strategy, or risky setups that payoff.

One of 'em.

One of my two favorite games of all time. I wish I could unlearn how to play. Some of my best memories are scavenging for anything remotely valuable and finding myself somewhere I shouldn't be at that level.

Final Fantasy games. I've replayed FFV and VIII, restarted X and XII, and started XVI within the last year.

I have a PS5, but wanted to get the Series before Halo Infinite came out. But since it was on Xbox One as well, I justified the purchase because Fable would eventually be out as an exclusive.

I definitely would have waited if I knew Infinite was going to be shit.

Finding alternate ways of playing a game, whether by doing a self-imposed challenge, or just playing a game differently than it was intended, are a good way of spicing up games you've played hundreds of times.

Or in some cases, playing the game how it's meant to be played. Like in a lot of RPGs, you're not really supposed to grind.

I played Final Fantasy VIII without grinding cards, draws, items, or anything until end game content. It was relieving to not have to worry about any of it.

Also, he has done surprisingly well and pushed for a lot of progressive policies. I think she's right to call out people for saying he has done nothing. And that doesn't mean he's beyond criticism (judges are blocking his online immigrant application requirement thank God).

Not "made for". But I fully recommend No Man's Sky. Flying around in VR is quite the experience. It genuinely feels like it was made for VR.

Is there a reason you singled out Ben & Jerry's? I'm just curious since Unilever has so many products, that seems like a rather specific and random one to point out.

Rogue Legacy was going to be my suggestion. Such an easy (as in no stories/puzzles to keep track of) game to pick up and play. It's something that was lost a bit on the second game. But it looks like you've played it.

Dungeon Encounters is a pure turn-based RPG with almost no story.

Theatrhythm is a fun music game.

Sound Shapes is a platformer.

Immortal Redneck is a FPS rogue-like.

That's just what's in my games list that might be what you're looking for.

I just got my notes out a month ago because someone was sharing their FFXII collection. It has so many switch names, one-way markings, and strike-throughs where I messed up and realized I went in a big circle. I'm so glad I didn't use a guide for that.

Only 2 games that really made me break out pen and paper.

Myst 3 and Final Fantasy XII (The Great Crystal).

I did that at one point too. There was a newspaper that I used to get that had a game that did the same thing. But I can't seem to find it now.

I'm liking XVI. But IMO, XII should have been the future direction of the series. The next evolution of the ATB system instead of a one-off.

Missing some PS3 games. But that's about it. And even then, they're bringing a lot of those over to PS Plus Premium.

Start with XVI. There's a lot of buzz/conversation around it. I find that it's such a great collective experience for movies and games when everyone is talking about it.

Then check out a game that interests you. All of the numbered games will be all inclusive. X and XII are my top suggestions, and very different from one another.

Some of the others are mildly related like Stranger of Paradise.

I'm not seeing the "no" part. They didn't mention the uploader.

Still playing Final Fantasy XVI. The story and characters are fantastic. Now that I've put some time into it, the combat feels pretty great. Excited to see where it goes. I feel like I'm still in the first quarter of the game.

Shout out to Morrowind. That opening menu BOOM, BOOM-BOOM gives me chills.

Also Final Fantasy VIII, X, XII are some of my favorites of the series. But the franchise really has a lot of top-tier music.

I wouldn't blame you for voting for a liberal Republican for state elections if you live in a very blue state. I don't know if those exist. But if they do, so be it. I'm all for holding individuals accountable. And hard blue/red states can get very lazy about accountability.

But any candidate that doesn't respect basic human rights can fuck right off. And I don't know of a single Republican on the national stage that passes the smell test.