I actually have Agony Unrated on steam, and it’s an okay survival horror/walking sim through hell. There’s a LOT of demon sex in it.

And House Party got famous because of YouTubers. I also got it and the uncensored “DLC” on steam.

Oh shit I forgot that started yesterday. I need to get home quick so I can play

Nice username

I’m glad I played it on Game Pass, let’s put it that way.

Is this the chalk dash guy?

It’s cool and all, but I always preferred the Elder Scrolls leveling to Fallout anyway. It actually feels kinda like you’re putting in work/“practice” to get better.

So I’ve played with that mod now for about a day, and it’s really nice. The toggleable hood is a very nice touch, being able to shoot or drop bombs almost whenever is amazing, and they fixed the window thing.

I play this game almost exclusively with a controller, so I can’t really take “full” advantage of the mod, but a lot of the parkour stuff still translates as it’s just a different button map.

I also got a cloth physics mod to fix the stuff/heavy cloth physics, and it’s just an absolutely incredible feeling to have the long coats actually flowing when you move again.

Tbf I didn’t mind the RPG ones. I think Origins struck the better balance of having a linear story while still letting you build Bayek how you wanted.

I liked Odyssey, but I didn’t really care for how there were multiple endings, because it doesn’t make sense from a narrative or lore standpoint. The Animus is supposed to show us the genetic memories of people who lived in the past, so shouldn’t everything that happens in the Animus actually have happened in the past? Why are there multiple choice endings, or discussions for that matter? Still, it was fun for the power fantasy it was.

Valhalla was just too much.

What’s a “German 3D window”? I don’t think I’ve ever seen one.

But the windows on the house I’m currently living in open similarly to the picture in your post, only sideways.

I was looking at some, but there aren’t too many that aren’t just new outfits or skins to play with; at least on nexus.

Edit: they did a lot with Unity that I actually really liked. Between the co-op multiplayer missions/heists and story, you also had murder mysteries to help solve, and the “Paris Stories” (I actually quite like them. The Madame Tussaud ones are cool), on top of the assassin contracts. The gear customization was also probably my favorite of any other AC game aside from maybe Odyssey. I also kinda like the city events too, they let me roleplay a peacekeeper of the people type of character.

I haven’t played Mirage or Shadows, but I wouldn’t mind if they brought back some more “detective”/vigilante type stuff in the future.

I got AC: Unity on sale on steam so I’ve been replaying that. The controls are pretty jank and rough, but I’m still enjoying it.

Wasn’t the last update supposed to be the last one? I’m not complaining, mind you.

Hell yeah. One of the best games and game soundtracks ever.

Mods, I feel like this post should be removed for the incredibly biased and sensationalized body text.

I highly doubt anyone in a position of power is saying publically that victims of CSAM should be reclassified as “minor sex workers” or whatever the fuck you’re talking about. You really do a good job of making yourself sound dumb and crazy, just like the MAGAts in the rest of the US.

Are you telling on yourself, OP?

I’m in Corpus Christi right now for work (God I fucking hate Texas), and there’s miles of these things right on the edge of town.

I’ve seen some straight GILFs at my job, and they dress “young” for their age.

I should’ve been more clear in my original comment. Like create a main story and everything, but then you can also include the AI to create stories and quests on top of those that would already be in the game.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen “community” abbreviated as “muni”

That’s how I felt about Shadow Warrior 2

I feel like if AI is gonna be used in games in the future, they should implement it in the opposite way. Use it to make different stories and characters to populate a world someone actually created.

The Mantella mod for Skyrim is what I’d want out of AI video games in the future. That thing is kind of a beast imo, as you can use it to generate completely brand new stories and quests. This General Sam video where he plays through Skyrim with the mod, talking to any and all animals he comes across, really makes it feel like an entirely new type of game. I mean, he goes into a bear den after some town guards killed a different one, convinced one of the cave bears to follow him to town to get revenge for killing it, and even had a conversation with the bear over which healing spell “felt” better.