Yes please !
Personally I would like to see a game that allows gameplay non-real-time so it doesn't matter who's online and who isn't. Like Minecraft already does.
Stop it, I resisted until now
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Stop it, I resisted until now
I've been on-and-off with ESO recently since I've been burning what little free time I have on competitive Overwatch. I'm coming back because on Monday, the housing update drops along with a sizeable balance update across the game.
And with yesterday's announcement of the Morrowind expansion, I've never been more excited to go back to Tamriel.
And with yesterday's announcement of the Morrowind expansion, I've never been more excited to go back to Tamriel.
Introducing Shippy McShipface. My latest dirigible in the MMO Worlds Adrift (currently in Alpha).
I need a dirigible airship called Floaty McFloatface.
Aaand MMO Tank Game #3 is DED
gg no re
https://aw.my.com/gb/news/general/mycom-adopts-future-work-armored-warfare
gg no re
https://aw.my.com/gb/news/general/mycom-adopts-future-work-armored-warfare
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i finally picked up Starbound on sale off Steam. Still not sure if I love it or hate it, wouldnt mind giving the multiplayer a go but not sure if there are that many people on the forum besides myself and @GuilleAcoustic playing it
I don't blame you, looks pretty neat. Though what does it offer over, say, Space Engineers?
It feels much more "alive" than Space Engineers. All the NPC Faction warring in the background is very immersive and fun. I also really like the way shipbuilding works. It is more intuitive to me than Space Engineers, and allows for much more customization.
I think I like it, too! It has been a lot of fun and it is still in Alpha. Can't say enough for the simplicity, audio engineering, music. So far, so good. Of course at this stage it can still become boring after too long - but hey, so can everything.
I know I'll be playing this when it comes out:
http://www.pcgamer.com/blizzard-reveals-starcraft-remastered-set-for-release-this-summer/
http://www.pcgamer.com/blizzard-reveals-starcraft-remastered-set-for-release-this-summer/
Last night I played a few hours of PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUND, its my first ever experience playing a Battle Royale game but I absolutely loved it.
I played 11 rounds and only managed to kill 1 person in my last round by running them over! Even so, it was still fun to play despite my lack of combat skills!
100 people are para-dropped onto a huge island, you can pick your spot where to land. Once you hit the ground it becomes a race to find good weapons and supplies to try and stay alive! The last man standing is the winner.
A circular force field surrounds the map which sets the boundaries you can explore within, after a couple of minutes you are told to make your way to a certain area of the map that the force field slowly closes in on, over time this forces everyone into a smaller and smaller space bringing armed players together for an inevitable show down.
Overall the game works really well, the interface is very polished and the matchmaking system is one of the best I've used with absolute minimal fuss to get into a game, just 1 click. Graphics are good, but need some opimisation to improve frame rates, I was getting somewhere between 50 - 60 fps with an i7-7700 and GTX 1070 @ 1080p with High/Ultra custom settings.
At £26 it may seem a little steep for an early access game with only 1 (huge) map. But from what I have played it is definitely worth it.
I played 11 rounds and only managed to kill 1 person in my last round by running them over! Even so, it was still fun to play despite my lack of combat skills!
100 people are para-dropped onto a huge island, you can pick your spot where to land. Once you hit the ground it becomes a race to find good weapons and supplies to try and stay alive! The last man standing is the winner.
A circular force field surrounds the map which sets the boundaries you can explore within, after a couple of minutes you are told to make your way to a certain area of the map that the force field slowly closes in on, over time this forces everyone into a smaller and smaller space bringing armed players together for an inevitable show down.
Overall the game works really well, the interface is very polished and the matchmaking system is one of the best I've used with absolute minimal fuss to get into a game, just 1 click. Graphics are good, but need some opimisation to improve frame rates, I was getting somewhere between 50 - 60 fps with an i7-7700 and GTX 1070 @ 1080p with High/Ultra custom settings.
At £26 it may seem a little steep for an early access game with only 1 (huge) map. But from what I have played it is definitely worth it.
