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I got very into it when it first came out - but it didn't perform well and I eventually dropped it. Its origins as an early access kind of title where the devs very much learned as they went kind of makes for a situation where the starting bit of your game is going to be the roughest because it's the hardest to go back and change.

My ONLY issue from when I played it the first time was me wishing that there was a speed up battle option. Fights can take a while, especially when you run into enemies that you can't exploit the weakness of.

ON CONSOLE TOO HOLY SHIT.

That is so cool.

I've never seen either - but at least for Sony I thought it was the case that they were specifically not going to be sending any to stores unless they were ordered. That was the case earlier at least - there isn't going to be stock sitting on shelves unless the very rare case where someone orders and doesn't pick it up... if it doesn't get sent back or just held there for the next person who orders.

Not yet since it got delayed for consoles.

It's on my wishlist for sure. Something of a mix of Danganronpa and Among Us is how it's being talked about, all presented in a visual novel. You work your way through the games "loops" and each time they could introduce new roles, you could be the Gnosia that is killing people off, you could be helping it, other people could be deciding to help it, there might be multipel Gnosia.... it's sound pretty neat and dynamic.

Any of you Mafia/Werewolf types look into Gnosia yet? It's supposed to be a perfect implementation of a single player version of a deduction games and has me interested.

Robot Rock + Oh Yeah opening Alive 2007 is so fucking good.

Well yeah, this feature was introduced by muppets so I'm in.

Naked men hitting things with rocks included.

So I'm basically in two minds here. It CAN be fun to play a game you've never tried before - one of the first things I played through was the RE2 remake and I think it was fun to watch, and I also had someone in chat who just so happened to help me when I felt stuck - and it was short, sweet and kind of action packed. It fit the bill, but just note that you might play a game different on stream than you would casually. Normally, I would go everywhere, try to find everything but when I'm on stream I kind of feel a push to keep moving, etc. Now if it's a game you've played before, you might look at chat more and you might feel more comfortable in knowing what to skip and not skip. If you're playing a game like Final Fantasy you can try to do a no-gil, no-items and stuff like that run if it's something that you've played a million times before AND you can talk about the game, why you like it, certain points that come up and stuff like that. Either is fine, just think about what you're going to want to do. If you have some games bought and on your backlog, post 'em up here and maybe I can say what I've seen in other streams regarding them.

Be right back, I'm booking a ticket for my eyes and Zack Snyder for a rocket straight into the sun.

Well it has a handle on it, so you can pack some snacks in the disc tray and use it like a fun lunchbag.

A remaster of Diablo 2 coming to PC and pretty much every console is pretty awesome to see.

If you don't wanna do the remixed bundles or the new farm map, you're fine yeah - because most of the content is late game.

This. Also the most recent update added more content to the post game and some features like Junimo helpers are really only viable in the post game as well most of the time, especially for a first time player and your play-style.

Oh neat, missed that the demo is out. For what it's worth - a journalist on Twitter is saying that they are 100% going to be putting out the Twilight and Wind Waker HD versions this year as well.

Like A Dragon has turned out to be one of my favourite, favourite games in a long time. I've always enjoyed the Yakuza series but there's just something about the standard line of games that feels so repetitive, I just can never really put a ton of time into them at once - and in the end I kind of had enough of Kiryu's character after a couple of games. Like A Dragon and Ichiban I just loved from the start - I'll be there for any future games they put out in this line.

“We live in a society.” Jesus Christ.

Fucking hell. Graal Online, that takes me back.

Ahem.

It really is. Never got the credit it deserved because.. well.. it was initially out on a system that 5 people owned.

Me too, it really feels like the kind of RPG that we don't get anymore.