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cRPG => General Discussion => Topic started by: owens on July 22, 2013, 04:27:31 am

Title: Finished with cRPG? Some ways to fill the void...
Post by: owens on July 22, 2013, 04:27:31 am
AUS cRPG is finally dead, cRPG will be finished soon.

So what to do next? There have always been alternatives the ones I have played are below.

-chivalry

Probably the most fun but least eventful. Decapitation and  really well made and balanced maps make for a very "pretty" and immersive gameplay.

This game takes the melee combat of warband dumbs it down makes it extremely easy to pick up and pretty difficult to master. Play as a proper super soldiers until your stamina wears off. Has a nice feint system and promotes reflex and fast thinking. It does not have directional blocking. It has fire grenades.

-War of the Roses

After a disastrous beta in which the servers couldn't handle the game this game came back with a vengeance. Directional blocking, combined with only the blades of weapons doing damage make it pretty damn cool. A wide range of weapons and perks help you customize your characters performance.  Visual customisation such as crests, plumes, paint add depth and help you recognise opponents.

Armour has weak points and visors can be raised and lowered. Vision is affected but a slash to the face with visor up will kill you otherwise. Bandaging your own wounds and helping others of the ground when mortally wounded adds depth and real significance to holding an area.

I have spent a bit of time in this game and was initially frustrated at how powerful plate was but once I picked up on a plate wearers weaknesses and started exploiting them (especially if they didn't close their visor) the game started to make sense. Excellent nudge system. 

-Napoleonic Wars

Using the notorious warband engine this "mod" is goofy and awkward with overhead stabs and funny hats. Character customisation is at a minimum but if you like team play this mod is excellent. With a "march" button, binoculars for captains, brilliant cav balance and a selection of special situational weapons. This mod is supported by a strong and dedicated community. The guns are very inaccurate and a lot of "blade work" gets done for those melee fanatics.

A really well worked out siege mode and great  maps boosted by an engineer class and destructible environments allows for deep gameplay and epic last stands.

As with all warband mods it has its flaws. The ceilings are too short and affect player view and the playable instruments although awesome are really just usd by griefers. The ability to sit on a toilet adds immersion to gameplay unsurpassed by any other game.

-Persistent World

This mod is massive and highly evolved. It surpassed cRPG's development many versions ago and is the most RP of any mod available. This is a mod that relies on the Town Watch and admins to keep alive. Greifing is easy and so is breaking in to castles at off peak times to get cash. Some great features are the ability to fall of a horse without it dyeing. Carrying items above your qualification for a massive penalty (great for looting the battle field).

This is a very grindy mod and is worth a shot with a few friends in ts. The biggest issue in this mod for cRPG players (assuming good admins) is that violence is not always the answer and because of the massive server load money wins fights. So cRPG players tend to pick fights and get outplayed by fatty plate and the merits of the greatsword.

-Native

This mod is like a bad attempt at making cRPG. No character developement or RP. Minimal choice of weapons and a single player inferior to most other mods getting around. I would avoid this mod at all costs.

-Nord invasion

Im not really sure how to describe nord invasion without mentioning the old DTV. Its most certainly an old mod that has had a lot of continuous development much of it wasted. Changing the 1H animations did not improve them and is a pet hate of mine. Other than that if you like character progression and particularly ugly websites NI could be for you. This mod does have a wide range of items and the first wave of peasants do use saucepans.
Title: Re: Finished with cRPG? Some ways to fill the void...
Post by: Palurgee on July 22, 2013, 04:29:57 am
AUS cRPG is finally dead, cRPG will be finished soon.

Isn't cRPG growing as of right now? The steam summer sale is attracting new players.

-War of the Roses

No
Title: Re: Finished with cRPG? Some ways to fill the void...
Post by: owens on July 22, 2013, 04:33:32 am
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Isn't cRPG growing as of right now? The steam summer sale is attracting new players.

You must be new
Title: Re: Finished with cRPG? Some ways to fill the void...
Post by: Jarold on July 22, 2013, 04:43:39 am
The Australian community is definitely dying with no server. I feel bad for Aussies on NA with 200+ ping trying to play.
Title: Re: Finished with cRPG? Some ways to fill the void...
Post by: owens on July 22, 2013, 05:00:18 am
 ^We actually have a server at the moment. But thanks for the condolences.

Most of us have just moved on. We never had strat or enough players to get a multi at any hour like NA has. We all have university, jobs or school and have to travel long distances (a lot of time). For most of us a causal game is more convenient and our community just can't support that kind of casual "hour at a time" gaming.
Title: Re: Finished with cRPG? Some ways to fill the void...
Post by: Leesin on July 22, 2013, 07:14:36 am
-1 for suggesting anyone waste their time.and money on war of the roses.
Title: Re: Finished with cRPG? Some ways to fill the void...
Post by: Eugen on July 22, 2013, 08:21:05 am
The ability to sit on a toilet adds immersion to gameplay unsurpassed by any other game.

 :mrgreen:

I love this finishing statement. I now have to download napoleonic wars to explore this hilarious experience  :lol:

Oh, I have to leave for the bathroom before. Really c-rpg should implement this: Give us an AFK Button which switches us to the battlefield latrines.

Seriously, sorry you leave c-rpg - there must be some server for you.
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Post by: Fips on July 22, 2013, 11:25:46 am
I regret every cent that i spend on war of the roses. Shitgame.
Chivalry is a little better when played it on the free weekend, but still shit!
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Post by: WITCHCRAFT on July 22, 2013, 11:58:47 am
Pirates Vikings and Knights is a pretty fun HL2 mod that has at least a partially similar theme to CRPG. Give it a try; I have no idea if there are AUS servers and I haven't played in years. But it's fun.

Really sad to see you go. I know how awful it is to be forced into a server with really high ping. I used to only really play on EU servers due to the time that I was online and it's not fun at all. Hope you find a game that suits your recreational needs. If you come back, we'll gladly take you (okay, a lot of people with be like "IDGAF don't post you nerd" but I will care. I will.).
Title: Re: Finished with cRPG? Some ways to fill the void...
Post by: Miwiw on July 22, 2013, 12:12:37 pm
So... a game dies because a small playerbase, the Australians, do not play anymore? Sure sure
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Post by: Everkistus on July 22, 2013, 12:19:41 pm
Go home and play dota like everyone else.
Title: Re: Finished with cRPG? Some ways to fill the void...
Post by: Boerenlater on July 22, 2013, 12:23:26 pm
Go outside and play with your boomerangs.
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Post by: jtobiasm on July 22, 2013, 12:28:28 pm
I think the Aussies are mad because their losing in the Ashes.
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Post by: //saxon on July 22, 2013, 12:34:21 pm
id rather go to the legendary beaches everyday if i lived if AUS :D

maybe one day.
Title: Re: Finished with cRPG? Some ways to fill the void...
Post by: Ditty on July 22, 2013, 01:23:04 pm
Man, there's nothing here in Australia but brown grass and crazy people living in government housing... I guess the reason no-one plays is because they walk around at the skatepark with their pants down at their knees, wearing snapbacks and smoking.
Title: Re: Finished with cRPG? Some ways to fill the void...
Post by: owens on July 22, 2013, 01:28:23 pm
Ahh the legendary beaches of the Melbourne winter. Also known as the winter of pestilence and death.
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Post by: Mlekce on July 22, 2013, 01:31:01 pm
The Australian community is definitely dying with no server. I feel bad for Aussies on NA with 200+ ping trying to play.

No wonder they dying,did you ever wathced on television what animals live there? I wonder how anyone is alive in Australia with that amount of dangerous snakes,spiders,sharks... AU is dead cuz animals killed them all. :(
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Post by: SirCymro_Crusader on July 22, 2013, 01:34:02 pm
War of the Roses?  :lol:

The worst excuse for a medieval game ever created, complete shit.
Title: Re: Finished with cRPG? Some ways to fill the void...
Post by: RandomDude on July 22, 2013, 04:29:18 pm
i dont think ive read a good review of War of Roses yet
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Post by: Shemaforash on July 22, 2013, 04:51:48 pm
As a personal suggestion if cRPG goes down you should try native again. However that might not apply to AUS as I have no idea how active they are. I think Nord Invasion is a rather active mod in AUS though
Title: Re: Finished with cRPG? Some ways to fill the void...
Post by: CrazyCracka420 on July 22, 2013, 05:21:06 pm
Get bombed more noobs
Title: Re: Finished with cRPG? Some ways to fill the void...
Post by: SirCymro_Crusader on July 22, 2013, 05:24:23 pm
i dont think ive read a good review of War of Roses yet

You never will,

Playing in alpha testing they said they were not going to make any drastic changes even after everyone complained about it, especially the animations but they were adamant it was fine. Now it sold well(ish) but it's a game that is terrible and i for one will never play a game of theirs again.

If they had listened to us actually giving thoughtful suggestions then they may have made a much better game but they didin't so it's shit.
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Post by: Clockworkkiller on July 22, 2013, 05:26:29 pm
Wait wait wait, the brits let criminals play games on the computer! CRIKEY!

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Post by: Haboe on July 22, 2013, 05:50:41 pm
AUS crpg was never big, the rest still is.
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Post by: Tore on July 22, 2013, 06:15:46 pm
post some good games instead
Title: Re: Finished with cRPG? Some ways to fill the void...
Post by: owens on July 23, 2013, 01:07:23 am
@Haboe   That simply isnt true. Aus was largest just after the first upkeep patch (when you could run about 50K in AUS and make a tiny bit). Because AUS is smaller you need to use less gear and that drove players away. We had a full 64 man serve rfor a short time and that was super awesome.

More recently LCC took over and a lot of the fire and sword guys played. They were decent players but couldnt get the admin tools working and were very lazy when it came to server maintenance that killed AUS cRPG for good.



I will add a few more games if you like. I must warn that war of the roses is very different to the beta however it has many a flaw. It has a suprising focus on level progression and an almost prepatch cRPG item system (best weps cost the most and are really, really expensive).

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Post by: Kelugarn on July 23, 2013, 01:30:45 am
I got WotR during the steam sale and played it for the first time since beta. Honestly it's not shit, it just plays different from M&B because it's a different game. I actually enjoy running around with a staff in the lightest armor and smashing in the heads of tin cans. I also like to play it when I want cRPG but a TDM style of play because the arcade feel is faster and looser than M&B combat.
Title: Re: Finished with cRPG? Some ways to fill the void...
Post by: Just A Random Pizza Guy on July 23, 2013, 01:51:13 am
AUS cRPG is finally dead, cRPG will be finished soon.

So what to do next? There have always been alternatives the ones I have played are below.

-chivalry

Probably the most fun but least eventful. Decapitation and  really well made and balanced maps make for a very "pretty" and immersive gameplay.

This game takes the melee combat of warband dumbs it down makes it extremely easy to pick up and pretty difficult to master. Play as a proper super soldiers until your stamina wears off. Has a nice feint system and promotes reflex and fast thinking. It does not have directional blocking. It has fire grenades.

-War of the Roses

After a disastrous beta in which the servers couldn't handle the game this game came back with a vengeance. Directional blocking, combined with only the blades of weapons doing damage make it pretty damn cool. A wide range of weapons and perks help you customize your characters performance.  Visual customisation such as crests, plumes, paint add depth and help you recognise opponents.

Armour has weak points and visors can be raised and lowered. Vision is affected but a slash to the face with visor up will kill you otherwise. Bandaging your own wounds and helping others of the ground when mortally wounded adds depth and real significance to holding an area.

I have spent a bit of time in this game and was initially frustrated at how powerful plate was but once I picked up on a plate wearers weaknesses and started exploiting them (especially if they didn't close their visor) the game started to make sense. Excellent nudge system. 

-Napoleonic Wars

Using the notorious warband engine this "mod" is goofy and awkward with overhead stabs and funny hats. Character customisation is at a minimum but if you like team play this mod is excellent. With a "march" button, binoculars for captains, brilliant cav balance and a selection of special situational weapons. This mod is supported by a strong and dedicated community. The guns are very inaccurate and a lot of "blade work" gets done for those melee fanatics.

A really well worked out siege mode and great  maps boosted by an engineer class and destructible environments allows for deep gameplay and epic last stands.

As with all warband mods it has its flaws. The ceilings are too short and affect player view and the playable instruments although awesome are really just usd by griefers. The ability to sit on a toilet adds immersion to gameplay unsurpassed by any other game.

-Persistent World

This mod is massive and highly evolved. It surpassed cRPG's development many versions ago and is the most RP of any mod available. This is a mod that relies on the Town Watch and admins to keep alive. Greifing is easy and so is breaking in to castles at off peak times to get cash. Some great features are the ability to fall of a horse without it dyeing. Carrying items above your qualification for a massive penalty (great for looting the battle field).

This is a very grindy mod and is worth a shot with a few friends in ts. The biggest issue in this mod for cRPG players (assuming good admins) is that violence is not always the answer and because of the massive server load money wins fights. So cRPG players tend to pick fights and get outplayed by fatty plate and the merits of the greatsword.

-Native

This mod is like a bad attempt at making cRPG. No character developement or RP. Minimal choice of weapons and a single player inferior to most other mods getting around. I would avoid this mod at all costs.

-Nord invasion

Im not really sure how to describe nord invasion without mentioning the old DTV. Its most certainly an old mod that has had a lot of continuous development much of it wasted. Changing the 1H animations did not improve them and is a pet hate of mine. Other than that if you like character progression and particularly ugly websites NI could be for you. This mod does have a wide range of items and the first wave of peasants do use saucepans.
All the downvotes because he has a different opinion.

FUCK YOU GUY FOR THINKING WOTR IS GOOD NOT COMPLETE SHIT SCRUB NOOB.
Title: Re: Finished with cRPG? Some ways to fill the void...
Post by: Clockworkkiller on July 23, 2013, 03:09:32 am
how about that mercenaries mod? its like a bad clone of crpg, only theres no leveling, every gets the same amount of skill points, attributes and perks (yes there are perks), last i checked, there are quite a few mercenaries players that play cRPG,



PS. stay away from any mod that has "persistent" in its title, that word is a easy giveaway for a shit mod
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Post by: Just A Random Pizza Guy on July 23, 2013, 03:21:02 am
how about that mercenaries mod? its like a bad clone of crpg, only theres no leveling, every gets the same amount of skill points, attributes and perks (yes there are perks), last i checked, there are quite a few mercenaries players that play cRPG,



PS. stay away from any mod that has "persistent" in its title, that word is a easy giveaway for a shit mod
Every server restart ruins any "Persistence" that it may have had, and admins/communities are full of assholes.

I do have fun playing the mod if I can get a few good hours without random bullshit. Pirating in PF on a boat is pretty damn fun. Until server restarts to a map everyone voted against in chat...
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Post by: Shemaforash on July 23, 2013, 04:12:43 am
The OP is stupid
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Post by: owens on July 23, 2013, 04:40:24 am
^Mate... thats a -1

(click to show/hide)


cRPG is hard to move away from but i think its important that people know about the other options out there.
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Post by: SirCymro_Crusader on July 23, 2013, 12:58:32 pm
how about that mercenaries mod? its like a bad clone of crpg, only theres no leveling, every gets the same amount of skill points, attributes and perks (yes there are perks), last i checked, there are quite a few mercenaries players that play cRPG,



PS. stay away from any mod that has "persistent" in its title, that word is a easy giveaway for a shit mod

Mercenaries isnt a bad mod, its alright for quicker combat to play as you want too.

Also Nord Invasion is very enjoyable, i would suggest it to cRPG players as it requires teamwork so it might actually help EU1 increase in teamwork :P
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Post by: Shemaforash on July 23, 2013, 04:17:53 pm
^Mate... thats a -1

(click to show/hide)


cRPG is hard to move away from but i think its important that people know about the other options out there.

That's because of your opinion towards many of the different mods.
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Post by: CrazyCracka420 on July 23, 2013, 04:20:55 pm
PW Mod is a great mod, but the servers all blow assholes, so it makes the mod's existence completely worthless.

Persistent Frontier is a similar style mod, with a great server (aka no "you're not roleplaying right" bullshit).

Chivalry is a way better game than WOTR, it's not even fair to compare the two.
Title: Re: Finished with cRPG? Some ways to fill the void...
Post by: XyNox on July 23, 2013, 05:29:53 pm
In my cRPG absense I played warframe, vindictus and kerbal space program.

All 3 are quite fun depending on your mood but simply no alternative to cRPG in the long run. Only one solution left for you owens ... you got to move to a country where you get better ping.
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Post by: Clockworkkiller on July 24, 2013, 12:39:43 am
http://www.eharmony.com (http://www.eharmony.com)

your welcome, owens
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Post by: njames89 on July 24, 2013, 12:40:38 am
QQ MOD WILL NEVER DIE

I played chivalry and it felt like a clunky POS. Never played WOTR but i heard bad things. Seems to me with the summer sale that the community is growing. I know a bunch of my friends have recently gotten into the game. I don't see the NA community dying anytime soon. Not with the recent wars that have popped up. XP and Glory for all!
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Post by: Armycook_of_KSantiago on July 24, 2013, 05:46:42 am
Aus should play on CN servers, they should get a better ping there  :o
Not sure if tru
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Post by: Paul on July 24, 2013, 07:00:30 am
Playing Aurora 4x now again after working myself trough several regular 4x games. It might have the charm of an Excel clone but it's fun once one got past the autism barrier.
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Post by: Rumblood on July 24, 2013, 08:04:45 am
Trackmania 2 Canyons is a fun time and with the way the servers are setup you can play with your buddies around the globe without ping getting in the way  :wink:
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Post by: Smoothrich on July 24, 2013, 08:13:21 am
but it's fun once one got past the autism barrier.

I wish I could say the same about your posting.
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Post by: owens on July 24, 2013, 10:42:33 am
CHN servers give approx 300 ping to most AUS guys
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Post by: Miwiw on July 24, 2013, 01:10:27 pm
Ouch, you're quite unlucky with your location when it comes to online games and playing. At least in games that arent that popular world-wide.
If it was about SC or dota and you were able to talk chn or some other south eastern asian language, you could be really happy. :D
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Post by: Ditty on July 24, 2013, 01:38:06 pm
Man, some games, having 200 ping isn't a problem, like ArmA. I really enjoy this game, even with 15 fps on the lowest graphics. Warband is about the only game I can run. Legit, I can almost not run minecraft on the LOWEST graphics... I'd be playing Day Z or something like that if I actually could...
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Post by: karasu on July 24, 2013, 03:26:07 pm
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Post by: Banok on July 24, 2013, 03:58:36 pm
Pirates Vikings and Knights is a pretty fun HL2 mod that has at least a partially similar theme to CRPG. Give it a try; I have no idea if there are AUS servers and I haven't played in years. But it's fun.

pvkii is still fun but not the same without manual block, used to be my fav game and the reason it took me along time to switch to warbands manual block system.
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Post by: Kadeth on July 25, 2013, 06:02:51 am
Is this the third or fourth "Aus cRPG is dead" thread? =P

I've left cRPG and returned a few times, but I genuinely feel that I'm done now, cRPG is finished for us Aussie scum! Unless you count the small group of players that continue to play DTV daily with 200+ ping, I don't know how they put up with that shit. Tried playing on NA_1 for a while, whenever I did manage to get a kill some murican would always say "nice S key noob", as if there was anything else I could do with 250 ping. There were of course those few nice chaps from chaos and frisia that frequently let me in their strat battles, many thanks to those guys.

I blame it all on the aus mount and blade community being completely retarded. We regularly have 200 slot NW servers full, consistently high player numbers in NI and PW, even native battle had 64/64 players the other night, but the cRPG server hasn't had more than 2 players in weeks. wot?

Anyway, catch yas later m8s.

P.S wishing I hadn't donated, had no idea how racist the devs were

P.S.S someone can have my looms if they have a genuinely good reason
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Post by: njames89 on July 25, 2013, 07:27:31 am
I'm so sorry for you Aussies :( no one should have to go without C-RPG
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Post by: Jarold on July 25, 2013, 07:29:12 am
Also there is no way to fill the void for cRPG. You better find some way to play it or move to EU or NA. Only choices i'm afraid.  :(
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Post by: njames89 on July 25, 2013, 07:30:11 am
there is no way to fill the void for cRPG.

Truth
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Post by: njames89 on July 25, 2013, 07:45:49 am
I have heard nothing but good things about Dark Souls. If i could ever pull myself from C-RPG I would probably try it.
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Post by: Kadeth on July 25, 2013, 07:56:33 am
Also there is no way to fill the void for cRPG. You better find some way to play it or move to EU or NA. Only choices i'm afraid.  :(

eh, there are plenty of good SP games. Final Fantasy 7 seems good so far, and I'll be replaying some old point and click adventure games, should keep me occupied for a while =)
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Post by: njames89 on July 25, 2013, 08:25:37 am
I really like the idea of dropping into other peoples games to mess with them. Pretty cool
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Post by: Just A Random Pizza Guy on July 25, 2013, 06:20:10 pm


P.S.S someone can have my looms if they have a genuinely good reason
I feel as If I Should have a good reason.

Is that a good reason?

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Post by: SeaRaider_jizzimp on July 25, 2013, 07:58:17 pm
Start to scuba dive.     Or why not start to rockclimb.        Awsome sports
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Post by: Just A Random Pizza Guy on July 26, 2013, 05:12:34 pm
I really like the idea of dropping into other peoples games to mess with them. Pretty cool
Dark Souls is probably one of the most unique games out there. In my opinion, It's somewhat a Zelda meets Skyrim, Meets Shadow Of the Colossus. Huge open world, Unique storylines, Awesome loot if you know where to go, Boss battles that generally require strategy and quick thinking or sometimes pure dumb luck, and of course invading and fucking peoples shit up(So much more fun at a low level generally less OP characters and you are genuinely nervous about dying). So you should definitely get it.
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Post by: Herkkutatti666 on July 26, 2013, 05:15:46 pm
War of the roses is the only game i regret buying and i have bought lots of games  :mad:
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Post by: Nehvar on July 26, 2013, 06:37:13 pm
I've been itching to play the Zelda classics again.  I think I'll start with A Link to the Past and then do Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask.  Wind Waker deserves another play-though too.
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Post by: SirCymro_Crusader on July 26, 2013, 07:50:59 pm
Re-installed Stronghold 2, will probs install the Legends, Crusader again as well, might even go for some M2TW mods again

Start to scuba dive.     Or why not start to rockclimb.        Awsome sports

Skydiving too! So much fun