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Video Games You're Playing NOW?

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by .John.Doe., Aug 24, 2019.

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  1. SecretWishes

    SecretWishes Trusted.Member

    The game is good, and they are based on some sort of historical setting with a plot that has a historical basis, but nearly the whole game series is fiction.

    It's like the movie Forrest Gump... Yes these events happened, but the idea of one man being around or even being personally involved with all those major historical events for the United States is pretty far fetched.

    That's how you have to look at the Assassin's Creed series... A slant that may touch on history but shouldn't be taken as facts.
     
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  2. whitecoffee1

    whitecoffee1 Moderator Staff Member

    Of course it is mostly fiction, when talking about "learning about history", I was talking more about the "Discovery Mode Tour"
     
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  3. SecretWishes

    SecretWishes Trusted.Member

    Hmm? I haven't really played the series, but I am familiar with the general basis.

    This "Discovery Mode Tour" piqued my interests. Please tell me more about it.
     
  4. whitecoffee1

    whitecoffee1 Moderator Staff Member

    It is a "Gamemode" outside of the "Story Mode", where you walk around differnt scenarios and there are points where someone tells you about "living in ancient egypt", the pyramids, mummyfication, gods, agriculture, etc.

    The discovery tour was not included when the game had been first released, it was later implented via a patch.
     
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  5. SecretWishes

    SecretWishes Trusted.Member

    Ooh! I like that idea... been a while since a game interested me due to culture (whether it's own fictional or otherwise)...

    I may get into the series... What game(s) have the tour?
     
  6. whitecoffee1

    whitecoffee1 Moderator Staff Member

    Those who have the "Tour Mode" (that I am aware of) are "Origins" and "Oddysey (set in ancient greece)" I only played Origins.

    The only bone to pick with it, is about the difficulty settings of the game. "Normal" sometimes feel too easy, but on higher difficulties, some of the skills you can use, are pretty much useless, and so you keep using the same skills that work over and over again.
     
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  7. whitecoffee1

    whitecoffee1 Moderator Staff Member

     
  8. SecretWishes

    SecretWishes Trusted.Member

    Darn country restrictions...
    [​IMG]

    I'm unable to view it... Oh well... I'll just buy the game (more likely borrow it from a friend)
     
  9. whitecoffee1

    whitecoffee1 Moderator Staff Member

    I am sorry.

     
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  10. SecretWishes

    SecretWishes Trusted.Member

    Yeah... I think I just might buy it just for that... and it's giving me new ideas for my programming as well... I'll keep you guys posted on the Programmers thread when I hash that idea out more... Thanks again @whitecoffee1 ... I'm giving you a hottie point!

    EDIT: Here's the programmer's thread. I like helping people learn to start making their own games or other pieces of software too.
    http://www.ins-dream.com/forum/index.php?threads/making-video-games.64931/
     
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  11. whitecoffee1

    whitecoffee1 Moderator Staff Member

    Also, in case you only care for the Discovery Tour, rather than the entire game, you might consider watching some else walking through this mode on youtube.

    But if you can borrow it from a friend .... GO FOR IT! ;)

    You're welcome. Thank you :)
     
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  12. whitecoffee1

    whitecoffee1 Moderator Staff Member

    Does anyone have heard of, or even played this game?:

    10999.jpg

    It's an old point-and-click-adventure-game set in a post-apocalyptic scenario, based on a short-novel of the same name.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Have_No_Mouth,_and_I_Must_Scream_(video_game)

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    I am a big fan of the old classic 90ies Adventure Games in general. Especially the old classics from LucasFilm Games/LucasArts. (Maniac Mansion, Monkey Island, The Dig, etc.)

    but also those from Sierra, like King's Quest or Police Quest.

    .... and more ....

    I have many of these games still today, and I replay them from time to time, to drown in "Nostalgia."

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    PS: Special thanks to @SecretWishes for her permisson to "mess around" with her profile picture.
     
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  13. Subliminal

    Subliminal Trusted Member

    Super Mario World
    A classic
     
  14. Exelbirth

    Exelbirth Trusted Member

    The past week has been a trip down nostalgia lane for me: Luigi's Mansion, Borderlands, and Rockband 2.
     
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  15. whitecoffee1

    whitecoffee1 Moderator Staff Member

    Just finished a playthrough of the game that inspired this work of art:

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  16. SecretWishes

    SecretWishes Trusted.Member

    That's pretty morbid... what game is that?
     
  17. Sly Von

    Sly Von Trusted.Member

    Looks like DOOM
     
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  18. whitecoffee1

    whitecoffee1 Moderator Staff Member

    DOOM 2 to be exactly.
     
  19. Furcest

    Furcest Trusted Member

    League of Legends mostly, there was a new game called Remnant From the Ashes that I love.
    Strategy games like Warcraft and Age of Empire 2 I played.
     
  20. SecretWishes

    SecretWishes Trusted.Member

    [​IMG]
    (Sorry... I couldn't find a female version of my reaction)

    Well I feel like a dodo bird... I should have known. I saw the Cacodemon at the bottom and couldn't get "Beholder" from Dungeons and Dragons out of my head... but I knew it wasn't D&D.
     
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