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haveblue posted:Saint's Row 4. That's more of a "special hug" button.
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Neddy Seagoon posted:That's more of a "special hug" button. not the hostage taking, but even going back to at least saint's row 2 there are taunt/compliment buttons that you can customize
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timp posted:It's commonly cited in this thread but Red Dead Redemption has a dedicated tip your hat and say howdy button Which button is this cause I tried every button
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# ? Aug 30, 2016 07:09 |
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TontoCorazon posted:Which button is this cause I tried every button it might be d-pad right. I do know that it changes depending on alignment so if you are evil you straight insult people.
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Mazerunner posted:not the hostage taking, but even going back to at least saint's row 2 there are taunt/compliment buttons that you can customize I think he's talking about the "special adult hug" button in Saints Row 4.
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Mazerunner posted:not the hostage taking, but even going back to at least saint's row 2 there are taunt/compliment buttons that you can customize Always Feel Boss.
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# ? Aug 30, 2016 07:53 |
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Transistor has a dedicated button for snuggling up to the sword with your boyfriend's soul trapped inside and humming along with the background music.
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# ? Aug 30, 2016 10:15 |
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Leal posted:Always Feel Boss. THE TIME HAS COME FOR YOU TO FEEL BOSS.
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# ? Aug 30, 2016 11:09 |
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Mondian posted:CK2 has great little references all throughout it. It may just be time for another playthru to see the new additions. I believe this could be possibly a reference to Planescape: Torment. One of the areas features a ginormous skeleton of a dragon or colossus or something similar. There's a curmudgeonly guy living underneath it who is magically bound to help you with various things - including telling you how to get out of the area. There's an exit portal under the skeleton's arse. edit - this is amazing, possibly the most niche reference I've seen in a game! Yoshimo has a new favorite as of 12:48 on Aug 30, 2016 |
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Yoshimo posted:I believe this could be possibly a reference to Planescape: Torment. I thought it was referring Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy's suddenly materialized sperm whale, but that makes sense, too
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Yoshimo posted:I believe this could be possibly a reference to Planescape: Torment. Holy poo poo, thank you! I love Torment, can't believe I didn't catch this myself, though I haven't played it since it released... Sobatchja Morda posted:I thought it was referring Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy's suddenly materialized sperm whale, but that makes sense, too This was my initial reaction, but there was no mention of a flower pot.
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TontoCorazon posted:Which button is this cause I tried every button I think it's Circle on PS3, but it's context-sensitive so John will only do it when someone is nearby.
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# ? Aug 30, 2016 18:31 |
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One last thing about Bravely Second thing, the final boss was pretty great. Halfway through, he pauses the fight to formally address you for being an rear end in a top hat for playing video games, takes control of your game, goes back to the title screen and tries to delete your save file.
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# ? Aug 30, 2016 19:30 |
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E: wrong thread
Scaly Haylie has a new favorite as of 21:43 on Aug 30, 2016 |
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I'm replaying GTA V in the PS4 version. It added a bunch of new songs, such as Cat's in the Cradle. And I don't know if it was just random animations playing out, but I swear I saw Michael wiping tears from his eyes when that came on the radio. Less ambiguous: in an early game mission Michael needs to pose as an IT guy at a tech bro company and buys an appropriate outfit at a store, feeding the clerk a story about having a job interview. After that mission, if you ever revisit the store as Michael, she recognizes him and follows up on the story. It's a very shallow game in many respects, but I'm pretty sure you could play it many times and never catch all the dialogue.
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# ? Aug 30, 2016 21:35 |
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scarycave posted:One last thing about Bravely Second thing, the final boss was pretty great. The thing I really liked about that was rather than the usual meta "you suck so loving much for playing video games" twist, the character's response was "Awesome, it's rad to have this guy along for our adventure who makes sure don't die! Thanks for the help, sky god!"
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My Lovely Horse posted:I'm replaying GTA V in the PS4 version. It added a bunch of new songs, such as Cat's in the Cradle. And I don't know if it was just random animations playing out, but I swear I saw Michael wiping tears from his eyes when that came on the radio. I think it might've already been posted here, but here's another example of "they thought to code for this?" in GTAV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mIMogB5GkU Like you say, there's a lot to the game that even a dedicated person would never encounter in their playthrough. I was amazed at the sheer amount of dialogue that could quite possibly never be heard through the 'hangout with friends' system. It's practically MGS codec levels of dialogue.
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FutureCop posted:I think it might've already been posted here, but here's another example of "they thought to code for this?" in GTAV If you find one of the other characters in the game world and hit them with a car or shoot them or something you get their medical bill from the hospital if I remember right.
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Goofballs posted:So for example you could fire the chancellor from your vassal council and appoint your horse in his position For a while, there was also a loophole which let you play as a horse, leading to at least one playthrough with a horse-led Roman Empire.
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Vlad the Retailer posted:For a while, there was also a loophole which let you play as a horse, leading to at least one playthrough with a horse-led Roman Empire. Looks like the nays had it.
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Samovar posted:Looks like the neighs had it.
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Vlad the Retailer posted:For a while, there was also a loophole which let you play as a horse, leading to at least one playthrough with a horse-led Roman Empire.
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BROCK LESBIAN posted:If you find one of the other characters in the game world and hit them with a car or shoot them or something you get their medical bill from the hospital if I remember right. Aren't there particularly angry messages for very specific things - like, say, firing rockets at Michael's house?
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poptart_fairy posted:Aren't there particularly angry messages for very specific things - like, say, firing rockets at Michael's house? He texts/calls you and tells you to "stop firing missiles at my loving house!" or something along those lines.
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poptart_fairy posted:Aren't there particularly angry messages for very specific things - like, say, firing rockets at Michael's house? Roro posted:He texts/calls you and tells you to "stop firing missiles at my loving house!" or something along those lines. Uhh..
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# ? Aug 31, 2016 14:10 |
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The other characters will call you to bitch you out if you steal their personal vehicles. CK2: I'm playing a game with frequent BLACK DEATH, and watching the ruling classes of the world get regularly eviscerated by the Black Death every 25-50 years is comical. Large empires regularly descend into civil wars because of the Plague King modifier. It's magnificent. It's like watching the world burn, over, and over, and over again.
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My Lovely Horse posted:I'm replaying GTA V in the PS4 version. It added a bunch of new songs, such as Cat's in the Cradle. And I don't know if it was just random animations playing out, but I swear I saw Michael wiping tears from his eyes when that came on the radio. GTA V is a monumental game full of great little touches in a massive world, in what ways is it shallow? (Not an attack on you either, I'm just curious what you think is shallow about it.)
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Tumble posted:GTA V is a monumental game full of great little touches in a massive world, in what ways is it shallow? (Not an attack on you either, I'm just curious what you think is shallow about it.) The heist system that was built up in the previews turned out to only have five heists total in the game. The only real way to make money is by playing the ingame stock market ().
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Tumble posted:GTA V is a monumental game full of great little touches in a massive world, in what ways is it shallow? (Not an attack on you either, I'm just curious what you think is shallow about it.) The actual gameplay mechanics are super shallow. The world itself is largely empty and has very little to do that isn't just driving around. It has impressive size and detail but is largely skin-deep as there's no meaningful way to interact with most of it. It's massive but that size actually works against it because the interesting things to do in the world are spread out extremely thinly. It's polished as hell and a very impressive achievement but it's got little to do in-world if you're not interested in just driving around causing things to explode. (And if you're looking to cause things to explode a lot of the competition is less polished but offers more options.) Like genuinely, aside from its size, GTAV is less impressive from a design standpoint than San Andreas which is brimming with all sorts of weird poo poo and fun breaks from the gameplay in addition to being a stunning experience on the PS2. Edit: In related to my favorite little thing in SA: The Jetpack. It's a goofy item you get from the Area-51-alike sidequest but once you get it you have the ability to just fly around at will. It's an incredibly feeling thing for a franchise which tends to limit your upward mobility to helicopters or planes. ImpAtom has a new favorite as of 15:30 on Aug 31, 2016 |
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Can you get fat in GTA5?
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# ? Aug 31, 2016 15:29 |
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My roommate is a very nice guy but a huge dope, one of the first conversations we had was about video games, and he goes "Man, have you played GTAV? I beat it in like three days and brought it back to the store in time to get a refund," and I'm like "Iiiiiiiiiii think you missed the point of that game"
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ImpAtom posted:The actual gameplay mechanics are super shallow. The world itself is largely empty and has very little to do that isn't just driving around. It has impressive size and detail but is largely skin-deep as there's no meaningful way to interact with most of it. It's massive but that size actually works against it because the interesting things to do in the world are spread out extremely thinly. It's polished as hell and a very impressive achievement but it's got little to do in-world if you're not interested in just driving around causing things to explode. (And if you're looking to cause things to explode a lot of the competition is less polished but offers more options.) Also, San Andreas is fun.
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# ? Aug 31, 2016 16:11 |
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GTA peaked with San Andreas. It has so many unique things to it I don't think Rockstar really understands, and short of an updated HD re-release I don't think GTA even has the potential to be as good.
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ImpAtom posted:The actual gameplay mechanics are super shallow. The world itself is largely empty and has very little to do that isn't just driving around. It has impressive size and detail but is largely skin-deep as there's no meaningful way to interact with most of it. It's massive but that size actually works against it because the interesting things to do in the world are spread out extremely thinly. It's polished as hell and a very impressive achievement but it's got little to do in-world if you're not interested in just driving around causing things to explode. (And if you're looking to cause things to explode a lot of the competition is less polished but offers more options.) To be fair, that could be said about real life, too.
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Playing Deus Ex: Mankind Divided and doing the "Glitch" side mission. Adam is standing there dealing with his standard crazy stuff by being aloof and then all of a sudden he gets blind sided by the return of a character and his defenses go down, he puts away his shades and starts acting more like a normal person.
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# ? Aug 31, 2016 17:16 |
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Space station 13 has a ton of poo poo. Here's someone' spoiler list, posted without explanation ErikHanson posted:I recently decided to quit playing SS13 as a whole due to various degrees of drama and other things going on behind the scenes, and now that i finally have a new job, i don't really have the time to play anymore, so i decided to share my notepad and other various things I've learned over the past year(s) of playing on Goonstation, please don't use this for awful or lovely things.
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Only ever had enough money for one property in gta5 (the gay bar) and expected a Vice City style mini-campaign, but all I got was a few texts to chase a thief or make a delivery before the time ran out and stuff like that. Are the others the same?
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bitterandtwisted posted:Only ever had enough money for one property in gta5 (the gay bar) and expected a Vice City style mini-campaign, but all I got was a few texts to chase a thief or make a delivery before the time ran out and stuff like that. From what I hear, pretty much. Buying property sounds worthless in GTAV
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A White Guy posted:The other characters will call you to bitch you out if you steal their personal vehicles. This also applies to the cars belonging to Michael's wife and daughter. I love destroying them as Trevor with the worst driving possible. Buying properties in GTA V was definitely a late game addition as the payouts are not balanced very well at all. The only way to buy everything is using the assassination mission stock market tricks which are one time things.
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GTA5 is an amazing world but a pretty boring game. Seriously hope Rockstar start amping up the actual gameplay rather than just blowing all their budget and time on their 'living world' stuff for 6. Immersion is great and all but it only carries you as far as there's stuff to do.
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