>>1053302 Post a good screenshot of Jim Carrey's Mask, and I may do it tomorrow.

>>1053316 It's the one on the further most left in the middle here >>1045323

>>1052811 (checked) That cover is extremely familiar. I may have owned this at one point.

>>1052945 >Xevious Wasn't there an Xevious-only collection on the PlayStation?

>>1052909 that's idiotic he didn't sleep he left the galaxy in penance then met the tyranids. Ward is a hack

>Done the Entire Commoragh segment. >Killed the Execution Engine Master early on. >Now just need to Rescue Henrix. >But can't because I need to pass a fucking persuasion check from this dildo even after the Haemonculus agreed to let him go. THANKS OWLCAT.

>>1053384 Reload and try again.

>>1053380 I love how you didn't read his post.

>>1053381 I did, retard. Maybe with reading comprehension you too can understand that anons inherently can't be grifters in most circumstances because that would compromise anonymity in the first place.

>>1053380 >>1053381 >>1053387 >Most of the anons that weren't grifters probably got frustrated like I did I get what he means as he's talking about people who sold out and etc, a poor choice of a word to use but I understand.

>>1053220 Thank you for posting this anon.

Explosive Melee should be in more games

The true meaning of christmas is having the santa hat droop over the front of your face

>>1053360 so she can blow on the little tuft and wave it like her bangs

>>1053252 Gilda Mars is a mascot for reddit, just like vivian james is for /v/. She was "adopted" by us after reddit wanted nothing to do with her (along with other stuff). She's a naive, goody two shoes who looks upto vivian as her elder sister.

>>1052696 HE-MAN SOULS

>>1052701 Yeah that would also work amazingly well. Thundercats Souls too.

Have some more French souls, trying out other weapons. >>1051027 >I kinda judging from webms alone can say its absolute madness to make every single enemy in the game some kind of hook nosed jester or character made for mockery. The sheer amount of possibilities for a souls clone and you blow it like that. Most of the masks it's based from unfortunately have long noses https://archive.is/uYKZT. >>1051678 >Don't get why people are shitting on it so hard outside of the bugs. My complaint is the lack of weapon variety. Longswords and sabers operate the same and all polearms are lumped into one, kinda sad given the amount of weapons this game gives out. >Only thing I didn't like about the game was a bug that made raidant not clear from some bosses, which means element builds struggle against some enemies weak to light, like this boss. If I could actually use Gratia damage without giving the boss a giga-regen I would've killed him in a third of the time or less Rather hard to judge if your weapon isn't Gratia infused and not using Gratia mask lines. I find Malanno (poison) enemies a more annoying threat since Vis (attack up, defense down) only wears off through time along with the inherent poison.

Just happened to remember bro quest, did anything ever happen to it?

>>1053362 Don't think so, it was mostly an art and creativity mockup. They guy who did it went on to get lazy with making Breeding Season with some other dudes and after that fell apart he announced his own, conveniently similar game Cloud Valley.

no wait fuck its called Cloud Meadow, i was so sure of myself ten seconds ago

I took care of the spam tbh

>>1053366 The Twitter cross-promo thing just seems like a bad idea. Especially for fucking GamerGate, which hasn't all that relevant on the wider internet since like 2017.

>>1053373 If you think the lower posting quality had anything to do with that thread, you haven't been paying attention to the board for the last 6 months

>>1053375 This is what happens when you make mods in Loo Auntie.

>>1053375 >I haven't made any progress recently because of my depression. Damn, well I hope your situation gets better.

>>1053376 but Luanti respects my freedom and it uses babby Lua language instead of Java >>1053377 (checked) Thanks man.

Can anyone recommend a good .cbr reader? I'm using Icecream Ebook Reader at the moment but it keeps stalling for 10 seconds and wants me to subscribe to a live service for a fucking ereader.

>>1053270 I like that explanation >>1053334 SumatraPDF is FOSS, I use it personally.

>>1053334 Mcomix. It handles double page reading really well.

>>1053324 >not a single depiction of undefeated ameriffat

>>1053327 You ought to be able to find that here: https://games.jackbox.tv/artifact/WorldChampionsGame/678718884fecb7c89b91098aae9daefe/ Here's the rest of the links from last night: https://games.jackbox.tv/artifact/AntiqueGameGame/96322c521eff46f3671e3c4904f050e1/ https://games.jackbox.tv/artifact/MakeFriendsGame/a63fd8a4bae73390f51ffcee989cd1e2/ https://games.jackbox.tv/artifact/SplitTheRoomGame/cae0b8e7904928addff9e82acf6901ee/ https://games.jackbox.tv/artifact/BlankyBlankGame/c11bce5fcbc547cf1e80b0d8721d9715/

I fell asleep and missed the jackbox night

Is there any 3D Map Editor available that I can use with Godot? Blender sucks for making maps with and Trenchbroom is too limited.

>>1053057 There are. I had a list that I deleted and don't remember the names, because I realized Unity's ProBuilder was enough for my purposes, but look up .bsp editors and you'll get the same answers I got. I believe the editors that can make quake3 maps were the most advanced, but I'm not sure. Just make sure they can output obj or something that Godot can handle. the hard part of level making are the UV's. Unity's ProBuilder does a lot of UV's automatically, so you seldom have to handle UV islands manually.

>>1053106 I tried GMod Hammer and Hammer++ (HL2 version) and either they don't launch or it gets severely bugged out in Wine

>>1053279 A lot of people really loved Pacific Drive, though I personally found it to be rather repetitive and not well designed. A huge portion of the game's upgrades are locked behind the Deep-Zone, a region of the game you spend maybe 3 missions in 90 minutes from the end credits. If you like Morrowind, there's Dread Delusion. I should correct myself - if you like the concept of Morrowind, there's Dread Delusion. Do not expect the same level of game design and writing, it's also braindead easy. UFO 50 is possibly my favorite of the year, I'd need to sit with it a big longer to decide for sure. I'd recommend you go into it with as little info as possible, it's such an interesting and unique idea for a game. Without spoiling too much, do you know the idea of a concept album? Well, UFO 50 is a "concept game". You're playing through 50 games of the fictional developer UFO Soft. That's the premise, if it at all interests you then check it out without looking into it. Easily one of the best games of the decade. Mouthwashing is a game you've probably already heard of by now, but if you somehow haven't, it's another game you should look into as little as possible before playing. It's a very short, 2-3 hour psychological horror game set inside a tiny cargo spacecraft. There's no supernatural monsters or ayylums attacking you, the tension entirely comes from the crew and their interactions. Worth watching a playthrough at the least. Every motherfucker I know is going crazy about Balatro, it's a roguelike deckbuilder, but this one's gimmick is that it's based on poker. If you like those you'll love it, if you don't you won't. The Taiwanese Metroidvania Nine Sols is being hailed by some as the "real" Hollow Knight: Silksong, as Team Cherry seemingly can't fucking finish that game. One of the big breakouts this year was Animal Well, another Metroidvania and the only game that contends for my GOTY against UFO 50. Unlike most Metroidvanias, this one is based around puzzle-solving, having no combat. It's very open-ended and respects player intelligence, it also had some big ARG puzzles if you're into that. I'm not remotely smart enough for that kind of thing.

>>1053279 Theres also atlyss, unrailed 2, psychopomp, quest master, emberward, and a handful of gameboy studio games or lookalikes, although the other anon's list has more general appeal and play-value.

>>971547 all of these are trash. dont waste your fucking money. especially the shit called "touhou" based on indie poor ero novel.

>>1053271 wait why the fuck did you impregnate daiyousei wait what the fuck okay whatever...

if youre gonna go that hard... then at least kill cirno as well brutally like cut her fucking limbs and beat her up with her wings tied to electric links. that'd be pretty cool that bitch is unfunny

>>1053337 thats so fucking weird. she is 5

>>1053245 >You can make a Daggerfall Unity mod right now to do exactly what you're describing. >So why aren't you? Why are you instead just pontificating on /v/ right now if you're implying it's so easy? I'm not implying that it's easy, I'm wondering why someone hasn't already built tools to these ends when this kind of thing is literally one of the primary use cases for generative AI and "this game has infinite [insert feature]s" still somehow manages to get the interest of people. >Creative work requires a different mindset from algorithmic/programming work. Yeah, I know. I haven't don't much game dev but I have a lot of experience with OSR tabletop games and those require both. >Trying to figure out whether your plot feels interesting, which ChatGPT is not capable of determining despite what techbros and investors claim, is not the same as designing and implementing a physics engine. Of course. My point is that in modern gaems there is a gargantuan amount of relatively low-skilled VFX labor (of the "it just needs to be good enough" flavor) that is already being farmed out. I'm not saying "AI should be writing games and designing characters" I'm saying "why the fuck would anyone pay hundreds of thirdies to make barely-adequate photorealistic background clutter when you could license an AI and do that for a fraction of the cost even with extensive retouching and editing". What I'm describing is more like an ecumenical flavor of Speedtree than ChatGPT; if you think that making rocks or texturing sidewalks or clutter in a dungeon is drudge work and you'd rather be doing something else then being able to press a button and get all of the "good enough" results you want means that you can spend more time and effort and money on things like writing.

>>1045665 Wait, WHITES post here?!

>>1053338 White Power