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In Topic: Ye Big Videogames Thread
05 July 2024 - 07:56 AM
Anyone played The Invincible?
I like the look of it, based on a book apparently, not sure whether to pick it up or not. -
In Topic: The game I'm playing is...
05 July 2024 - 07:53 AM
I finished Control, dlc included, and had a blast.
The Ashtray Maze was one of the best 7 minutes of gaming I've had in a long time.
Remedy do such a good job of building a story through the various film clips, documents and recordings scattered through the game. The detail, lighting effects and extra dimensional environments made it even better. I got more hooked as I went along, and the powers increase to godlike status by the end - and then you get the Ashtray Maze to use all of them in.
Because of the Alan Wake crossover, I've started AW remastered. And all I can say is, it's frustrating as hell. I want the story, but the slow, clumsy combat and constant battery/ammo changes put it on the opposite end of the spectrum to Control. I want to finish it but my god the gameplay is repetitive. -
In Topic: The UK Politics Thread
05 July 2024 - 07:37 AM
My daughter is at high-school, and they had an election to go through the process.
Apparently loads of the vocal kids were for Reform, and thought Farage was the man. Green ended up winning, but it's still worrying to see how popular reform is in a generation that will be voting in a few years time. -
In Topic: The UK Politics Thread
05 July 2024 - 06:29 AM
Got up in time to see Truss get the boot. Bit of a close call but finally that patch on the map is no longer blue.
Watching her go is bringing a feeling not unlike that following a really good poo. -
In Topic: The UK Politics Thread
04 July 2024 - 07:14 AM
I want to be optimistic, but when you hear people saying the usual 'I dont really know so I guess I'll vote conservative again' it makes me doubt.
So long as Truss is shown the door I don't really mind; but with all the tories and village idiots around here who knows.
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Tsundoku
21 Sep 2021 - 08:55