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ITT best feeling ever

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Who is the most powerful GTA protagonist?

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So who owns Galaxy Fight... SNK?

I miss Gunther

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>NPC in video game says "According to ancient legends, it is foretold that blahblahblah"...
>Ancient legends are always 100% TRUE AND HONEST, there are never any ancient legends that are just 100% bullshit like 99.999% of actual legends

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>walk into store
>this merchant slaps your wallet

what do

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KIRYU-CHAAAAAN!

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Is this the hardest musou game? All of the late game enemies either have bullshit hyper armor or bullshit damage that they can kill you in 2 hits, while you deal 18 or 20 damage per hit, even with the strongest weapons.

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Would you even buy it if they released it as a standalone now? I feel like my hype for it died about a month after its release when I realized they weren't releasing it separately, then I took my nostalgia glasses off and haven't thought off it since.

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>item has a 10% chance to drop
>kill 90 enemies before it drops

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Didn't see a thread open at the minute.

Can we get a discussion on mechanical keyboards, and maybe even in the cheaper tier?

I really outdid done myself a couple of days ago, spilling energy drink all over my precious (I'm kidding, I'm not a fan of the Romer-G's) Logitech G410. After drying it, I figured I'd clean it, as one does. This didn't work that well though, not getting rid of all the stuff sticking to the inside of the switches. After having removed each switch, cleaned them and put them back on, they don't really work.

For all you TL;DR's:
>Be me
>Break keyboard
>Be student
>Be low on cash

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>DRV3 is coming out at the same time for PC this time

http://store.steampowered.com/app/567640/Danganronpa_V3_Killing_Harmony/

NOOO HOW COULD THEY DO THIS?!?

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Let's talk a bit about open worlds in open world games. Which ones did you like? Which ones did you hate? Here's my opinion on three of them:

GOOD (Bully):
>small/medium size but everything feels deliberately, purposefully placed
>little to no copypasted filler content
>the time limit in the form of having to go to bed before a certain time each day prevents the player from "burning out" on exploration too soon
>you can purchase/unlock additional save locations all over the map, which helps you feel more at home in this world; Bullworth slowly becomes "your town" in more than one way

DECENT (Assassin's Creed II):
>large size with many landmarks but also lots of nondescript, purposeless buildings in between
>lots of copypasted filler content but the fact that quickly traversing said filler content is such an integral part of the gameplay (the parkouring) makes it less of a problem
>you can gradually make the map "your own" by purchasing landmarks and shops, which helps you feel a bit more connected to the environment you're playing in

BAD (Dragon's Dogma):
>humongous size with the overwhelming majority of it being copypasted and interchangeable
>traversing this barren world is an emphasized gameplay element, but there are no special mechanics tied to it, especially past the point where nighttime poses a threat; you literally just run and walk through same-looking areas over and over again
>outside of the settlements and dungeons (which make up for a comparatively small portion of the entire game world), there's nothing in the world to really interact with or have a permanent impact on


Keep in mind that I'm not rating the games in their entirety. I actually prefer Dragon's Dogma to ACII overall. I just think ACII's open world design is better.

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I want to check out Dragon Quest, but where should I start?
Is V a good choice? I heard it was fine but what does /v/ think abou tit?

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Whoa, is this...?

[Spellcraft]: 27

A Neverwinter Nights thread!

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>/v/ - Video Games
>zero threads about the queen of vidya
Explain.