Do you remember the game... thread???

[Azariah]

my first real time strategy game.

 

[Azariah]

before there was World of Warcraft there was Warcraft:Reign of Chaos.

 

[KimP]

Commander Keen

 

[NoxApex(N/A)]

before there was World of Warcraft there was Warcraft:Reign of Chaos.
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I still have that game and the expansion.
I never beat it but I LOVED the undead in it because of how they terraformed. It was a shitload of fun. I wonder if I could still run that on modern PCs in compatibility mode.

 

[Azariah]

I still have that game and the expansion.
I never beat it but I LOVED the undead in it because of how they terraformed. It was a shitload of fun. I wonder if I could still run that on modern PCs in compatibility mode.

right. I think i would have to go with the orcs as my favorite faction.

 

[REDEMPTION]

 

[Azariah]

Far Cry?

 

[REDEMPTION]

Far Cry?

Exactly. Visually and most technologically advanced game of 2004. It was and is still a very pretty and my first game on the computer. I modded the hell out of it in the past years, a retired veteran level designer for it and beat it like five times. I still have it laying in my Steam library.

 

[Azariah]

lol remember when gaming magazines had demo cds that came with them. i remember i got to download far cry as a demo.

 

[Yolk]

Here we can discuss and reminisce about games we used to play.

Do any of you remember Conker's bad fur day on the first xbox as well as Fable???

I remember Conker's bad fur day on the N64

 

[NoxApex(N/A)]

Back somewhere between FF7: Dirge of Cerberus on PS2 and Fallout 3 on Xbox 360, people were playing around with the idea of what happens when your shooter relies on RPG mechanics like stats to determine hits as a primary, and aim/hitboxes as a secondary.

The result was comedic happenings in Fallout 3, wherein a slow motion kill cam will show a direct hit...but because it's an RPG, you rolled a 1, and so technically you missed, bruh.

It's goofy, but I still think it's funny. Because that still happens as a formulaic standard in modern games with the RPG/Shooter genre mashup.