Utterly Mad

7 days to die got an update. A good one. Good enough to take it off the trash list and put it back into the "yeah, this is alright *thumbs up*" list. There's still stuff I don't like, but the A15 update has so much in it that is so good, including an extensive laundry list of bug fixes and a massive overhaul to the world generation for the better. Also, NPC vendors and towns which are currently empty, but will apparently have more NPC's in them later. There's a framework in the works for NPC bandits and factions now. Game runs smoother now too. It still has the blatantly lifted Rust style gathering/crafting, the inability to crouch, and a few other baffling things.

So I bought Red Dead Redemption today since I've heard nothing but good(well the majority of what I've heard was good anyways) and found that when we moved the console around no one kept track of the fucking cords, and I wasn't involved in moving it in any way so it's not at all my fault. This has been exceedingly annoying and I'll probably end up finding them tomorrow.

cool, I'll state the update in the thread.

Red Dead Redemption is the good game.

Quote from: saltmummy626 on October 07, 2016, 04:17:42 am

7 days to die got an update. A good one. Good enough to take it off the trash list and put it back into the "yeah, this is alright *thumbs up*" list. There's still stuff I don't like, but the A15 update has so much in it that is so good, including an extensive laundry list of bug fixes and a massive overhaul to the world generation for the better. Also, NPC vendors and towns which are currently empty, but will apparently have more NPC's in them later. There's a framework in the works for NPC bandits and factions now. Game runs smoother now too. It still has the blatantly lifted Rust style gathering/crafting, the inability to crouch, and a few other baffling things.

That game caused my real computer to melt down twice. Two GTX980s later, I don't plan on giving it another go until they release it.

I can easily believe that.

What's hard to believe is edge of spaces user reviews on steam. It's a decent game all things told, I guess people don't like it being compared to terraria though.

7 days to die got an update. A good one. Good enough to take it off the trash list and put it back into the "yeah, this is alright *thumbs up*" list. There's still stuff I don't like, but the A15 update has so much in it that is so good, including an extensive laundry list of bug fixes and a massive overhaul to the world generation for the better. Also, NPC vendors and towns which are currently empty, but will apparently have more NPC's in them later. There's a framework in the works for NPC bandits and factions now. Game runs smoother now too. It still has the blatantly lifted Rust style gathering/crafting, the inability to crouch, and a few other baffling things.

We should set an Utterly mad game day for that came, I quite like it.

The key to beating oblivion easily is to take more or less useless skills you'll never need as major skills. That way you can max the shit out of everything while enemies stay low level.

Also, jumping over small buildings is lulz.

Quote from: ApatheticExcuse on October 08, 2016, 06:45:45 pm

The key to beating oblivion easily is to take more or less useless skills you'll never need as major skills. That way you can max the shit out of everything while enemies stay low level.

Thats... I never thought of that.

Name a Bethesda game, and I'll tell you how to break it and totally wreck everything.


Anyone here play Silent Hunter III? I've always wanted to try MP there, and I'm not good enough to fight randoms.

Or XCOM. None of my IRL friends will XCOM with me anymore because they're old and suck.

Quote from: saltmummy626 on October 08, 2016, 06:54:06 pm

Quote from: ApatheticExcuse on October 08, 2016, 06:45:45 pm

The key to beating oblivion easily is to take more or less useless skills you'll never need as major skills. That way you can max the shit out of everything while enemies stay low level.

Thats... I never thought of that.

Name a Bethesda game, and I'll tell you how to break it and totally wreck everything.

I'll say morrowind. A rule though, it's gotta be something that isn't common knowledge.