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Is this mod available on consoles? I might have to pick it up since it seems to have a physical version now.

I’d buy it if it had first person view built in.

It’s ridiculously popular. I have a half dozen coworkers who are obsessed with it.

Well they did that in the Elder Scrolls: Blades mobile game. And it’s exactly how you describe.

For town creation that works, see Dark Cloud.

I really wish games would just become free to download after it’s abandoned. You don’t see many movies or CDs that just disappear. But games do. A lot come back, but a lot of them just don’t ever get re-released.

There are a few PS1 games that I would happily purchase on my PS5. But if it’s not available, then I should be able to legally and conveniently emulate on my phone or computer.

Semantics. He’s basically retiring and getting a part-time job.

The only two video game soundtracks I have mixed in with my other music are Halo 2 and FFX. There are a few songs from VIII that I go back and listen to as well.

So he can make a new The Black Mages album?

“No, I have never, ever, wondered why we’re here. Semper Fi, bitch.”

21 years, sorry.

It’s the Warthog. There’s an old webseries called Red vs Blue from like 20 years ago (they just finished the whole thing last year) where they refer to the Warthog as a Puma.

It’s hilarious by the way. If you have an hour to kill, you should check out the first season.

Imo, Halo 5 is easily the best gameplay of the 343i games. It also added the most interesting plot threads of their games, despite having a terrible plot.

Halo 4’s gunplay is the worst in the series, especially in the campaign when balanced with the Prometheans. It’s not so bad in the multiplayer, but still not great. Halo 5 improved both the enemies and the weapons pretty spectacularly.

Agreed on Reach being the best though.

“This is, of course, a slightly wild thing for the studio that made Morrowind (its actual best game) and Skyrim (its most popular game by miles) to say”

Accurate

I just want the controller.

I’m a lot more interested in this game now.

I also stopped playing after I think the first level because it just became Disney park rides. I’ve heard people say just don’t use it. But I don’t know if the game is built around using them. Like playing a Final Fantasy game without limit breaks. You can skip it, but it gives you a break every once in awhile and keeps up the pacing.

All of their artwork really does look like a fake game in an ad for a PC or tech college.

It’s okay if a game, movie, book, or music is boring as long as it’s not boring to everyone. Unless there’s a very specific reason for the boredom, like making you feel tired I guess.

But plenty of media feels boring to some but riveting to others.

So is it like, save everyone as a kid, save everyone as an adult, and total failure? How does OoT end? Do you beat Ganondorf in the future and the past?

I liked the theory that each one was just in the distant future from each other (like thousands or millions of years maybe). It’s interesting that there’s an actual lore between games, especially that the original Zelda is from a timeline where OoT Link loses, and I guess kid OoT Link and adult OoT Link have different timelines.