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#166603
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also dont spam dodge roll, try dodging attacks without using dodge roll. focus more on your character and dodging than shooting back at the enemy, bc shooting is as easy as holding down zr (i think) and aiming in their general direction
The aim assist is a little strong lol. Paired with the Marines passive, it's a cakewalk.
i only have 5 hours on the game but ive watched like 30 hours of content. aim assist is wayyyyy too good like you dont even have to aim at anything with scatter weapons. if u like EtG i can highly recommend neon abyss its peak
I own way too many "Twin stick bullet hell shooters", but I'm always happy to add more to the collection. I'll check it out
i think you'll love neon abyss then. theres a 3 minute review out there on youtube that really sums it up and its such a peak purchase. dlcs are peak too but theyre like 3 bucks a pop and i dont have credit nor actual money for that lmao. u play any other genres besides run n gun?
I play pretty much any genre except visual novels.
same here. visual novels are useless button pushers. id rather buy stanley pariable deluxe and get to the button pushing ending. my main genres are run n gun, indie (terraria and hollow knight, alongside stardew valley) n like regular ahh nintendo games. oh and free games too, especially brawlhalla
Stardew Valley my beloved. I love grinding parsnip, buying mass amounts of chickens, rizzing up the weird girl and abandoning the game in Summer of year 2 just to start a new save 2 months later.
i took a long ahh break from stardew and came back and now idk what to do with my farm, like what stuff i had planned. might just start a new save after summer break starts (may 16 since i passed my pre-acts). stardew is so good on switch, it feels like its meant for it. i do want a pc tho, specifically for a game called 'noita' so i might js start borrowing my brothers pc and sail the seven seas for the game
PC is so good for gaming. All I own is a PC, Oculus and a Switch (oh, and the PS3 in the attic with a whole Dance Dance Revolution set). I can play practically anything, do my school work AND watch television with them. Unfortunately I don't always have the time to go scrounge through the discount pile on Steam to look for a hidden gem that's 95% off for the next 2 hours for no reason.
good pcs start at around 500 bucks, so i cant afford one TwT. switch and wii are the only things i got though i dont use my wii. i know a couple of steam gems, but most of em are pixel games lmao. indie > AAA
1 hr ago
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#166604
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Most games with "simulator" in them these days are low quality asset flips with AI art and a virus included. It's a shame though, Job Simulator and Goat Simulator are goated (pun intended) games, being hidden under all the slop.
mass produced asset games are the norm in the eshop now, along side... errr... those games. you know what im talking about if you've been on great deals
"Those games" are just AI generated wallpapers or puzzles as well lol. Very few of them are actual games, according to a video I watched. Oh and there's the AI storybooks aimed at children for 8 bucks each.
most of "those games" have a dumper so they just pull whatever you have in your cartridge port and send it off to a guy who sells it for cheap so ppl can use it for emulators. i gave up all hope after 2024 eshop, anything beyond 2024 (aside from neon abyss 2, coming soon) is dogwater
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#166605
BlueHairedPerson13 wrote:
please speak english
i dont actually know any other japanese, and i dont trust the translator app ;-;
i dont actually know any other japanese, and i dont trust the translator app ;-;
"yo angelo" is english. its from jojo part 4
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#166606
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also dont spam dodge roll, try dodging attacks without using dodge roll. focus more on your character and dodging than shooting back at the enemy, bc shooting is as easy as holding down zr (i think) and aiming in their general direction
The aim assist is a little strong lol. Paired with the Marines passive, it's a cakewalk.
i only have 5 hours on the game but ive watched like 30 hours of content. aim assist is wayyyyy too good like you dont even have to aim at anything with scatter weapons. if u like EtG i can highly recommend neon abyss its peak
I own way too many "Twin stick bullet hell shooters", but I'm always happy to add more to the collection. I'll check it out
i think you'll love neon abyss then. theres a 3 minute review out there on youtube that really sums it up and its such a peak purchase. dlcs are peak too but theyre like 3 bucks a pop and i dont have credit nor actual money for that lmao. u play any other genres besides run n gun?
I play pretty much any genre except visual novels.
same here. visual novels are useless button pushers. id rather buy stanley pariable deluxe and get to the button pushing ending. my main genres are run n gun, indie (terraria and hollow knight, alongside stardew valley) n like regular ahh nintendo games. oh and free games too, especially brawlhalla
Stardew Valley my beloved. I love grinding parsnip, buying mass amounts of chickens, rizzing up the weird girl and abandoning the game in Summer of year 2 just to start a new save 2 months later.
i took a long ahh break from stardew and came back and now idk what to do with my farm, like what stuff i had planned. might just start a new save after summer break starts (may 16 since i passed my pre-acts). stardew is so good on switch, it feels like its meant for it. i do want a pc tho, specifically for a game called 'noita' so i might js start borrowing my brothers pc and sail the seven seas for the game
PC is so good for gaming. All I own is a PC, Oculus and a Switch (oh, and the PS3 in the attic with a whole Dance Dance Revolution set). I can play practically anything, do my school work AND watch television with them. Unfortunately I don't always have the time to go scrounge through the discount pile on Steam to look for a hidden gem that's 95% off for the next 2 hours for no reason.
good pcs start at around 500 bucks, so i cant afford one TwT. switch and wii are the only things i got though i dont use my wii. i know a couple of steam gems, but most of em are pixel games lmao. indie > AAA
500 should do for basic games. Hell, my school laptop runs Minecraft at a consistent 60 fps. My desktop is somewhere around 1200 bucks. Runs modern games alright. Only game I can't run I Helldivers unfortunately. Working this summer though, so I was planning on treating myself with some new parts and a brand new fancy keyboard, mouse pad and headphones. My only real concern is the motherboard and processor, maybe a little more ram as well.
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#166607
As long as you don't care about flashy, realistic water in a video game, you don't need anything expensive. Unless the game is very intensive... like Helldivers
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#166608
If you do have a big budget though, I'd but quality gear instead. My recomendation is always the newest Steelseries gear, it's exceptionally well made, but my mouse was almost 100 bucks alone.
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#166609
add a better psu to that list of fancy summer parts. wouldnt want the current psu frying from being overclocked by more advanced parts. my budget is like 300 so my best bet is prolly just facebook marketplace
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add a better psu to that list of fancy summer parts. wouldnt want the current psu frying from being overclocked by more advanced parts. my budget is like 300 so my best bet is prolly just facebook marketplace
Good point. Also, lowball people who know nothing about computers. They're either desperate or selling their child's as a punishment.
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#166611
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add a better psu to that list of fancy summer parts. wouldnt want the current psu frying from being overclocked by more advanced parts. my budget is like 300 so my best bet is prolly just facebook marketplace
Good point. Also, lowball people who know nothing about computers. They're either desperate or selling their child's as a punishment.
yuhh haggle them down to 250. my brother got a 700$ pc for like 300$ from fb mp. im gonna have to work but my parents arent very adament about me doing any type of work outside the house and they dont really have the funds to give me an allowance to save up TwT. might try to save up for a nice sd card so i can play more games on my switch though
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add a better psu to that list of fancy summer parts. wouldnt want the current psu frying from being overclocked by more advanced parts. my budget is like 300 so my best bet is prolly just facebook marketplace
Good point. Also, lowball people who know nothing about computers. They're either desperate or selling their child's as a punishment.
yuhh haggle them down to 250. my brother got a 700$ pc for like 300$ from fb mp. im gonna have to work but my parents arent very adament about me doing any type of work outside the house and they dont really have the funds to give me an allowance to save up TwT. might try to save up for a nice sd card so i can play more games on my switch though
I'd bring up that past work experience makes a strong resume and furthers your chance at success. Although if they won't let you work, not much to do about it.
im working on my submission for the first round of the art tournament
konnichiwa
Most games with "simulator" in them these days are low quality asset flips with AI art and a virus included. It's a shame though, Job Simulator and Goat Simulator are goated (pun intended) games, being hidden under all the slop.
mass produced asset games are the norm in the eshop now, along side... errr... those games. you know what im talking about if you've been on great deals
"Those games" are just AI generated wallpapers or puzzles as well lol. Very few of them are actual games, according to a video I watched. Oh and there's the AI storybooks aimed at children for 8 bucks each.