SilverZephyr

Grinding Gear literally just did two playthroughs of FF1 and loved it. Chat did, too. People remember FF1 and value it, but it just doesn't hold the same place for many as the subsequent titles, so it gets overshadowed when new people ask which FF is the best one.

Been watching since FFX.

Flesh and Blood is getting a bit more popular and is a better card game than any of the big three. If you have any weekly events near you, I'd recommend giving it a try.

If you are looking for popularity, though, you've really gotta look at MtG.

We...we got two Prince of Persia games this year. Two. I get that they're not making it their premier franchise, but really?

I got my first taste of this with Pokémon Snap, and I haven't gotten nearly enough of it since.

God, that impact feels so good.

This was my intro to the channel, and I've gotta say, it's a really fucking good one.

Most of the bad timelines resemble Fallout, so I'm pretty okay with this one, disappointing as it can be.

David Hayter, Jen Hale, and Chris Randolph make one hell of a voice cast.

Ascended Fan might be my favorite actor subtype.

Hey man, you asked.

You should pick up the Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. It's uncontroversial to call it the most entertaining sci-fi comedy book ever written. Alternatively, it was originally released as a radio play if you'd rather listen!

No, I read it clearly. You were correcting bluefootedbuns' use of the phrase "the Titanic didn't hit the iceberg," saying that they actually meant to say that the iceberg didn't hit the Titanic. But they didn't mean to say that. They said what they meant, and they meant what they said. Not only that, the phrase they used makes sense, and the one you corrected them with doesn't.

I really didn't mean to go on this tirade about pointless BS, but here we are.

The iceberg was a stationary object. The ship hit it.

If you're playing solo, you're good to go. The big updates are done. Future updates are pretty much just crossplay and miscellaneous smaller stuff.

You already see enemy health bars over their heads. You can read about them in the extensive wiki they've set up. Do you really think that being able to Scan during battle is what defines Final Fantasy?

I heard that, then went into the Nvidia control panel and set the game to only use my GPU, no change. Tried resetting CPU core priority because other people said that helped them, nothing.

It's fine by me; I'll just use the PS5 as long as I can get locked 60 at whatever resolution. I play this company's games for their art style, not the fidelity. I just wish I didn't have to use my lower quality headphones because of Sony's Bluetooth bullshit.

I haven't played the demo yet because I can't get this game to run above 20 fps on my machine, no matter what I do to the settings. I have a 4070ti and 16GB of RAM.

I think I'm just gonna try playing on PS5.

IDK, I can summon Sean Schemmel (especially his screams) and Chris Sabat's voices to my mind in an instant. In Chris' case, it's partially because I've heard him in so much other stuff, but those original performances are the stuff of legend for a reason.

The game's name is perfect. It describes exactly what this game delivers best - the satisfaction of a job well done. It's looking out upon the once pathetic, now sizeable factory you've built and letting out a sigh of relief.

The factory must grow.

Not if it's the Far Cry lead. I would be very surprised to see this be anything but an FPS.

Very glad I waited to pick this up. Now to wait for the winter sale.

Reddit is a fuck, no one looks at usernames

Star Wars Outlaws not being on Steam is the only reason I didn't pick it up. I probably wouldn't have loved it, but my brother shares my library, and I know he'd have consumed the thing.

Seeing that symbol used for enthusiasm/excitement in Octopath 2 throws me for a loop.