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mycot posted:Ah yes! Clearly the key to a fuse box is in some random subway station! To be fair though, that's probably the only outright moon-logic puzzle in the game. Usually it's just finding out you missed a room, item or a conversation option if you get stuck.
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My brother and I are looking for a good game to play together online. Anything co-op would be great, but we've got a preference for MMOs with lots of duo content, and would prefer to play something free or cheap($30 or less). PC or PS3. Games we've played and enjoyed that I can remember right now: -Borderlands 1/2/Pre-sequel -Everquest and EQ2 -Rift Online -Anarchy Online -Orcs Must Die 1/2 -Portal 2 -Diablo 2/3 -Torchlight 1/2 -Guild Wars 2 -Dota 2(please no more mobas though) -TF2 -Battlefield (various) -Titanfall -Baldur's Gate 1/2 EE Like I said, we like all kinds of games, so long as we can partner up and feel like we're getting something done.
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Maybe the Dead Island games or Dying Light? Also Divinity: Original Sin is build around two player coop. Haven't played it coop though.
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Cholfo posted:My brother and I are looking for a good game to play together online. Anything co-op would be great, but we've got a preference for MMOs with lots of duo content, and would prefer to play something free or cheap($30 or less). PC or PS3. Also seconding Divinity: Original Sin. It is still full price at the moment, but put it on a watch list or something and grab it if it goes on sale. It's a drat great RPG, and while I personally haven't played it in multiplayer either, I have zero doubt it's oodles of fun to futz around with a buddy in.
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Apr 6, 2015 20:44
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If you like farming upgrades together, Warframe is free!
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I've played through Divinity OS solo, and it was a blast. That's a really good idea. Defiance looks alright too, I didn't realize it was a f2p game, we'll definitely have a look at that as well. Dead island is a possibility, Dying Light is a bit high on the price point for what we're looking for though. We're a little Zombied out from Left 4 Dead though. Looks like I forgot to mention that one in my list. Warframe looks really fun, actually. That's one we'll have to try.
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Dying Light has made Dead Island obsolete. There is no reason for anyone to play Dead Island again. If you get Dead Island, especially if you are feeling zombied out, you will be disappointed, I promise you. Dying Light, however, is incredible. It has the exact same gameplay of Dead Island only improved in really every way a game can be improved. The worst part about Dying Light is that the first hour is kind of slow but once the game gets rolling, it loving rolls.
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SolidSnakesBandana posted:Dying Light has made Dead Island obsolete. There is no reason for anyone to play Dead Island again. If you get Dead Island, especially if you are feeling zombied out, you will be disappointed, I promise you. Dying Light, however, is incredible. It has the exact same gameplay of Dead Island only improved in really every way a game can be improved. The worst part about Dying Light is that the first hour is kind of slow but once the game gets rolling, it loving rolls. I second this. I never thought I would like yet another zombie game, but Dying Light did everything right. If you liked any survival or zombie game in the past, you should really check it out.
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If I love Deus Ex: HR, and Alpha Protocol what else will I love? If I was bitter about ME3, would a re-play of the series be good now that I'm not begin an uber nerd about it? Where can I get more cyberpunk RPG? (that isn't jazzpunk, shadowrun, binary domain, or FO:NV.)
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Turtlicious posted:If I love Deus Ex: HR, and Alpha Protocol what else will I love? If I was bitter about ME3, would a re-play of the series be good now that I'm not begin an uber nerd about it? Not quite on-genre but nonetheless: Dishonored?
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Turtlicious posted:If I love Deus Ex: HR, and Alpha Protocol what else will I love? If I was bitter about ME3, would a re-play of the series be good now that I'm not begin an uber nerd about it?
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Looking for a multiplayer FPS, I've played the COD, BF, and CS franchises, just looking for something new.
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Cholfo posted:My brother and I are looking for a good game to play together online. Anything co-op would be great, but we've got a preference for MMOs with lots of duo content, and would prefer to play something free or cheap($30 or less). PC or PS3. Warthunder's a F2P online tanks & planes game where teamwork is the most OP thing possible. Two people who work together and are good can easily decide matches.
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I second the warthunder reccommendation. It's not really co-OP in the strictest sense of the word in that you're on a large team, but two people playing together can do much much more than two people playing on their own. If you see it as a coop game against idiot bots you'll basically have it sorted. Escorting bombers, being a proper wingman, backing each other up in a tank, it's all really rather wonderful. Plus it runs on virtually anything and arcade mode is as pick up and play as you'd like it to be. There's no real need to grind up, you can just pick planes/tanks you enjoy playing and only use those.
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I want a game where the hitting/shooting is as satisfying as it is in Max Payne 3. It doesn't have to be a particularly great game otherwise (MP3 certainly wasn't) but drat it nailed the gunplay. I've been playing a lot of more abstract games where you just sort of chip away at an unflinching enemy or maybe inflict status effects until they do a canned death animation and it's given me that particular itch that needs scratching. PC or PS3 (or uh Android I guess).
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Lunchmeat Larry posted:I want a game where the hitting/shooting is as satisfying as it is in Max Payne 3. It doesn't have to be a particularly great game otherwise (MP3 certainly wasn't) but drat it nailed the gunplay. I've been playing a lot of more abstract games where you just sort of chip away at an unflinching enemy or maybe inflict status effects until they do a canned death animation and it's given me that particular itch that needs scratching. PC or PS3. Have you tried Binary Domain? It's really satisfying shooting robots and watching bits fly off. The way you earn money even encourages it over mere clean kills.
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The latest Wolfenstein had very satisfying guns. Dual wielding shotguns was great.
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I enjoyed the poo poo out of Wolfenstein, purely for the story and getting to constantly mutter, "Say goodbye to your Nazi balls."
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Turtlicious posted:If I love Deus Ex: HR, and Alpha Protocol what else will I love? If I was bitter about ME3, would a re-play of the series be good now that I'm not begin an uber nerd about it? Others have answered the first part of your question. I can chime in that I was a huge ME1/ME2 fan who hated the typical parts of ME3 that people hate (dumb ninja, dumb ending). Later I replayed the whole series and found ME3 much, much easier to enjoy once I was already in a zen place about the end, particularly with the ME3 DLC (revised endings and Shepard's apartment hangout party).
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Turtlicious posted:If I love Deus Ex: HR, and Alpha Protocol what else will I love? If I was bitter about ME3, would a re-play of the series be good now that I'm not begin an uber nerd about it? What kinda games are you looking for specifically? Just cyberpunk in general or more cyberpunk FPSRPGs? If you want a FPSRPG, Get thyself to System Shock 2 as fast as you can. Cyberpunk FPSRPG is pretty specific though, there's not much else other than Deus Ex 1 and Invisible Revolution. Just play Deus Ex again? Check out the HD mod? If you're cool with a pure FPS, check out Hard Reset, EYE, Farcry Blood Dragon, Dystopia, or Neotokyo.. If you're cool with pure RPG check out Anacronox. If you're cool with Third-person check out Remember me or Metal Gear Rising Revengeance.
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Lunchmeat Larry posted:I want a game where the hitting/shooting is as satisfying as it is in Max Payne 3. It doesn't have to be a particularly great game otherwise (MP3 certainly wasn't) but drat it nailed the gunplay. I've been playing a lot of more abstract games where you just sort of chip away at an unflinching enemy or maybe inflict status effects until they do a canned death animation and it's given me that particular itch that needs scratching. PC or PS3 (or uh Android I guess). edit: Skip Perseus Mandate it is bad Zaphod42 posted:If you're cool with Third-person check out Remember me or Metal Gear Rising Revengeance. future ghost fucked around with this message at 05:21 on Apr 9, 2015 |
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Zaphod42 posted:What kinda games are you looking for specifically? Just cyberpunk in general or more cyberpunk FPSRPGs? Specifically FPSRPG's with really open and interesting hubworlds, and character driven narrative. (IE: Your actions might not change the story, but it changes how people react to you.)
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Turtlicious posted:Specifically FPSRPG's with really open and interesting hubworlds, and character driven narrative. (IE: Your actions might not change the story, but it changes how people react to you.) This is pretty much EYE: Divine Cybermancy. Although the plot is a little opaque due to shoddy translations.
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Turtlicious posted:Specifically FPSRPG's with really open and interesting hubworlds, and character driven narrative. (IE: Your actions might not change the story, but it changes how people react to you.) Fallout is like the only thing I can think of other than Deus Ex and its not even really cyberpunk at all. Pengu! posted:This is pretty much EYE: Divine Cybermancy. Although the plot is a little opaque due to shoddy translations. There's a single player campaign to EYE? Holy poo poo that game was badly marketed.  The name is horrible and all the marketing I've seen has described it as pretty much purely an arena shooter. Still looked cool but wasn't cool enough to sell me, although if there's story to be had...
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Have you tried Binary Domain? It's really satisfying shooting robots and watching bits fly off. The way you earn money even encourages it over mere clean kills. Zaphod42 posted:There's a single player campaign to EYE? Holy poo poo that game was badly marketed. 
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E.Y.E Divine Cybermancy really is something, but what kind of "something" it is to you, no one but you can say. It can be something terrible, or something beautiful. Something idiotic, or something fascinating. Maybe all of those things combined. But it absolutely is something. And regardless of what it ends up being, you will always gain brouzouf.  E: Possibly the most accurate Steam review there is. 
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EYE is also a wonderful game with a campaign that can be played entirely co-op. With up to 32 players. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJmzMlLBWeg
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Cantorsdust posted:EYE is also a wonderful game with a campaign that can be played entirely co-op. With up to 32 players.  32 people fighting to get up a ladder so they can kill 3 dudes.Mission Failed 
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Lunchmeat Larry posted:I want a game where the hitting/shooting is as satisfying as it is in Max Payne 3. It doesn't have to be a particularly great game otherwise (MP3 certainly wasn't) but drat it nailed the gunplay. I've been playing a lot of more abstract games where you just sort of chip away at an unflinching enemy or maybe inflict status effects until they do a canned death animation and it's given me that particular itch that needs scratching. PC or PS3 (or uh Android I guess). This is going to sound awkward because everyone hated it but the Kane & Lynch series had really satisfying gunplay. The first game is like a spiritual successor to Freedom Fighters. Kind of aged poorly but it's one of the few shooters, even today, where loving everything crumbles around you. The sequel is just a straight shooter but the "gun feel" is great. They upped the number of poo poo that shatters to your never ending hail of gunfire and it's "realistic" in a pleasing way. Enemies basically go down with a shot to the chest and shotguns maintain their power over a long range unlike a lot of games that make them useless beyond point blank. I don't know why people thought the game was bad, like I think it plays better than Max Payne 3. It's totally devoid of any content and I'd be pissed dropping $60 on it but it's commonly on sale. You might even have it from a past bundle or something. The Darkness 2 is also amazing. It's not the action/adventure of its Xbox exclusive predecessor but it has really great gun combat mixed with all the gruesome poo poo you can do with your monster tentacles.
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Cantorsdust posted:EYE is also a wonderful game with a campaign that can be played entirely co-op. With up to 32 players. This is the most wonderful thing I have seen today
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EYE Coop is a wonderful experience all your friends can wander in and out of because none of it makes any sense or matters anyway besides watch me jump over this car and teleport a werewolf into that sniper.  EDIT: Also dudes in coolie hats sometimes turn into like 8 of themselves, block full auto 10-gauge buckshot magdumps with their katanas and then kill your rear end. chairface fucked around with this message at 05:03 on Apr 9, 2015 |
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E.Y.E. is way more fascinating and entertaining than a game that janky has any right to be. One of the most apt descriptions I've seen is "Cyberpunk and WH40k mixed in a crazed fever dream". Like, I tried to hack into an ATM, but the loving ATM counter-hacked my cyber-brain, and the backlash caused my character to have a nervous meltdown and wildly fire the whole magazine from his pistol all over an empty street. Don't gently caress with ATMs, man.
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So EYE is like competitive Deus Ex mixed with Postal? And here I thought it was just a cyberpunk quake 3 arena. Gonna have to put that on my wishlist.
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Please don't let anyone confuse you into thinking that EYE is actually fun to play or worth spending money on.
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Zaphod42 posted:So EYE is like competitive Deus Ex mixed with Postal? EYE is all about the campaign, solo or co-op. The competitive modes are something they tacked on way later.
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Mechafunkzilla posted:Please don't let anyone confuse you into thinking that EYE is actually fun to play or worth spending money on. It's stupid nonsensical fun that's often sold on steam for as little as a buck. Despite and even at times because of its jankiness it's worth the experience IMO.
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Mechafunkzilla posted:Please don't let anyone confuse you into thinking that EYE is actually fun to play or worth spending money on. Postal isn't fun to play or worth money either 
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Honestly, I've played through EYE twice and I didn't even realise it had a competitive mode until this page.
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Lunchmeat Larry posted:Honestly, I've played through EYE twice and I didn't even realise it had a competitive mode until this page. It's fun as hell. Everyone gets a random weapon. Enjoy!
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EYE takes a lot of patience and more than a little bit of tolerance for mental instability but if you can get past it then there is a game worth playing under there. Everything is bullshit the first time you play it, but once you know that this is the level where I play cyber serious sam and mow down neverending monsters with a minigun and this is the level where I shoot down gunships with a revolver and argue with druggies, it gets a lot better. The latter level features some random looter you can get into an argument with for no reason, which features the line "gently caress you! You're the hobo!" You later meet some giant death god underground who wants you to kill some people for no reason. He asks you if you want to join his undead army and when you say no his line is something along the lines of "Hahahh good choice dude!" The game's failure to ever make sense really never stops being entertaining. I think I've finished the campaign 6 or more times now.
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