and Canderous

I just need

*j'zargo*

Other example of the games becoming more simole, is by simply comparing GTA4 with GTA5; or the physics of Far Cry 2 to other Far Cry games in the series. It doesn't mean it's more good because is more complex, but it adds a lot more dynanism to enrich the experience that latter games don't want to include for some reason.

Everytime my fun jammed I wanted to throw my controller at the screen.

gun*

I dont know. When I reflect on a game its value is like the whole package. I dont necessarily look only at the complexity. Like one of the reasons I liked FC3 more was the setting.

https://youtu.be/PjuYsahZrPI

Can yall recommend something modern? I feel like I've played most triple AAA games. Would love to find an rpg adventure type game. I tried dragon quest Xi but I dont like turn based.

Have you played/heard of Underrail?

Nope.

Well, it is a pretty good modern rpg game. It reminds me a lot of Fallot tbh.

Isometric huh?

Yep.

I might check it out but unlikely.

Thanks for the recommendation though!

Oh yeah, there is also Mechanicus if you want to check. Very good Warhammer 40 theme game.

But I would like to say that simpler games aren't bad, but most of the time they can be massively improved to the core by adding complex mechanics. For example, Minecraft is a very simple game that relies on the creativity of it's users; but the problem is that it lacks any dynamism. There is a lot of things you can build, but most of them don't have any kind of function withing their own world besides the one you make.

To make reference
https://youtu.be/mFf320v7Lrk

Gaymes becoming more simplified because of how many kids play

Parents don’t like spending time with their kids so they throw an xbox in their face

Nintendo mentioned something about why they simplify games.
They said that kids tend to be more distracted by smartphones and stuff.

edgy

@everyone Daily Question 🔖

- Is cereal a type of soup, why or why not?

Nope

Unless you put cereal in water

Who tf doesn't put cereal in water

yes. because all soups need a good base and as we all know milk is based

It's no soup but it's disgusting either way.

no

No, cereal can be eaten dry. Its a lil more odd to eat dry noodles or seasoning.

With milk yes

It is a cold soup

cereal is not a soup

who cooks a soup with milk

It's not a soup unless you add water.

No, unless you have the type of cereal that gets all goopy and bleeds into the milk like cocoa puffs or something. If the milk becomes chocolatey then it's a soup. That's because a soup has a liquid part and a solid part, and the liquid part is infused with *flavor* from the solid part. That's usually done with boiling

it does not matter

No water means no soup

What does it mean for soup?

What exactly considered a soup