Space Station 13.
I rolled an Engineer and tried to learn how to start up the supermatter engine. I was worried I’d fuck it up and blow up the station, but in the end that didn’t happen. I set everything up, fueled the cooling system, set all the valves, opened the core, finally fired in some initiation pulses…
And promptly crashed the server.
Twice.
The server admin couldn’t figure out how to reproduce it, and was utterly baffled.
Can you suggest a good server to play on? The default SS13 servers appear to be complete clusterfucks of people doing whatever the hell they want.
Honestly, not really. 
I’m playing on a private server I’d rather not share. I’ve heard the Baystation 12 servers can be pretty good, though.
That’s EA’s trademark !
Finished the Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past last night.
Added a few more SNES games to my collection. F-Zero is pretty cool, but it hasn’t aged too well. DinoCity is kinda frustrating but can be fun when you start to get the hang of it. Cool Spot is…well, I’m having a tough time finding anything redeeming about this game aside from nostalgia.
call of duty nice games. Please try to
Oh no, Activision is trying to communicate with the gamers.
Have been playing “NFS: The Run Limited Edition”, and found myself liking it very much, even more than PGR series’ games.
I started “The Evil Within” a couple days back.
It’s not a bad game, though I’m kind of let down in some aspects. The games difficult, which isn’t bad, but it seems rather overbearingly difficult. Almost like they tried too hard to make it hard on players. The animations aren’t all that great, particularly your movement as the character. Youre extremely limited on how you can approach situations with enemies, either you sneak past them and hope that you can use your knife from behind, or you’ll get caught, waste ammo trying to kill them, run, hide, rinse, repeat. Your forward melee is useless as all shit, stunning enemies with one blow and leaving you open to any attack thereafter.
It’s good qualities are a fairly nice atmosphere, a nice RE4 feel, good tension at the right time, and while still overly difficult, it’s a nice challenge (until it gets old constantly getting caught and having little options on how to deal with enemies).
I give it a 7.5/10
“Battlefield 4” - epic game, just plain epic-ity. Single-player campaign is pure awesomeness!
How would you compare it to classics like Half-Life or Deus Ex?
IMO, it is better than the “Half-Life” (and I did not play the “Deus Ex”), but then again, I probably do not have enough of war gaming background.
Battlefield 4’s single-player campaign is better than the Half-Life.
Is this the real life?
Then what game is better than Tetris? Common, “Half-Life” came out in 1998, and “Battlefield 4” in 2013. The later one got more stuff to offer. And I just have not had enough of games about war, that’s all. Also, just MO.
Boy, where do I begin with this…
Yeah, play more games of all eras, please. You will quickly realize that newer is not necessarily better.
Yeah, I miss my brother’s Spectrum ZX. It had plenty of funtastic (I was few years old back then) games. Then (with NES), there were the games like “Balloon Fight”, “Lode Runner”, some tank game (I played with my younger sister it a lot, as well as played together the “Balloon Fight”). Then, I began playing “Counter-Strike” with friends in Computer Clubs. And there is a ton of more to fill in the blanks.
Recently I picked up the first “F.E.A.R.” game, and it is bleak (to me), despite the high rating of the fantastic game status by my co-worker (he got it for PS Triple, back in 2007 [or maybe earlier]).
But “Battlefield 4” right now seems to me like a second life (I am that lazy, I guess).
Whats with this guy’s grammar?
Anyways, played some Scream Fortress VI. Friggin SSB styled bumper cars, while extremely stupid, are pretty fun
Did you beat the meat?
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