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heh i've been messing around with the ACE mod for ARMA2, it's in the same vein kindaAxeD wrote:Think it's recommended.Lucifa wrote:is playing it 3am with half a bottle of vodka mandatory or...?
Just remembered Project Reality.. not even a game. Shit was an adventure.
Think I once spent an hour looking through binoculars as a tank spotter
not the best of the series, but not the worstLucifa wrote:just bought xcom; apocalypse on steam
If you want to play by the story start with CS and then SHOC and COP in the end. I recommend this method for you. I think CS is a bit fucked up and boring. Anyway STALKER is a very cool series. That game inspired me alot in my electronic music projects in the arly days. BTW this game has awesome dark ambient music produced by MooZE and Alexey Omelchuk. I completed the series three times.Lucifa wrote:and which STALKER is best STALKER?
Also, what mods?
I have a new PC, and obscene amounts of free time post-graduation. I have Civ V, Anno 2070, Shogun and Arma.
Bought Enemy Unknown 'n all.deadly habit wrote:not the best of the series, but not the worstLucifa wrote:just bought xcom; apocalypse on steam
http://cloud.steampowered.com/ugc/91898 ... CAD798EBD/
Bandistimo the Great has just taken his first castle muahahaha
Sounds good man, atmosphere looks right up my alley. How old is it? Might just jumped onto the latest one as i dont think theres a continous story or owtDOLGAP wrote:If you want to play by the story start with CS and then SHOC and COP in the end. I recommend this method for you. I think CS is a bit fucked up and boring. Anyway STALKER is a very cool series. That game inspired me alot in my electronic music projects in the arly days. BTW this game has awesome dark ambient music produced by MooZE and Alexey Omelchuk. I completed the series three times.Lucifa wrote:and which STALKER is best STALKER?
Also, what mods?
I have a new PC, and obscene amounts of free time post-graduation. I have Civ V, Anno 2070, Shogun and Arma.
Dude, I am so getting that right now.deadly habit wrote:heh for those who can't interpret that screenshot
i just killed an enemy with a smoked cut of another human (heh i went cannibal mode with this char)
so i basically threw a hunk of smoked human meat at this enemy tribesman as a last resort and killed him
mmmm more human meat to smoke and dry to sustain me through the winter
http://www.jmp.fi/~smaarane/urw.htmlOttoMatik wrote:Dude, I am so getting that right now.deadly habit wrote:heh for those who can't interpret that screenshot
i just killed an enemy with a smoked cut of another human (heh i went cannibal mode with this char)
so i basically threw a hunk of smoked human meat at this enemy tribesman as a last resort and killed him
mmmm more human meat to smoke and dry to sustain me through the winter
Reminds me of killing people in dwarf fortress
And there's something about roguelikes I love so much, don't know what it is though
hugh wrote:whats roguelikes? any good?
The roguelike is a sub-genre of role-playing video games, characterized by level randomization, permanent death, and turn-based movement. Most roguelikes feature ASCII graphics, with newer ones increasingly offering tile-based graphics. Games are typically dungeon crawls, with many monsters, items, and environmental features. Computer roguelikes usually employ the majority of the keyboard to facilitate interaction with items and the environment. The name of the genre comes from the 1980 game Rogue.