SFJake

u/SFJake


This is a weird request for me as I think its quite vague. But honestly I've had a real big trouble finding anything that fits the genre.

Specifically, I'm looking for 3D games that have interesting gameplay, that don't throw more cinematics at you than gameplay, AND I DON'T want open world games. Witcher 3 and Skyrim are amongst the most unfun games I've ever played. Note that I love Metroidvania, so I love "open" level design, I just hate open world as a concept.

3D is not just about graphic, its about the gameplay.

Games like Nioh, Dark Souls, Dishonored, DOOM, to think of modern games. I don't want top-down ARPGs, basically I'm looking for first person or third person games, mostly

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r/truegaming•

PvP meaning player vs player, not MMOs. I don't know what other term to use, its impossible to search for this type of games, you can only search for "multiplayer" which implies coop or local, which is completely different.

Some of my favorite games of all time were in this genre. I'll mention ehre C&C Renegade, Team Fortress 2, Rakion... I'm sure most people will wonder what world I'm from except for TF2, but those games are what I loved. Honorable mentions to older shooter like Doom or UT, Renegade X, Chivalry (which was butchered but hey, it was fun for a while).

The problem with every modern multiplayer games I'm finding are many:

-Inability to choose where you play, even punis

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This is something we've all heard, I think. "Genji is doomed". "Genji keeps getting counters".

I'm a Genji main with a highest rank of 3800.

Every time a bad matchup has come my way, people were telling to switch off Genji. It used to be Pharah was a reason to switch. Moira certainly was paraded as a reason to switch, which I've overcome to the point I think Moira does not even counter Genji at all. And now Brigitte.

So far since the start of this new season, I'm not seeing the doom and gloom.

Brigitte, for me, is handled similarly to a Zarya. Her range is lesser, which makes her actually very easy to avoid. Brigitte is deadly if you let her shield bash you... but thats actually quit

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r/DarkSouls2•

This is a pure PvE perspective. I've played through Demon's Souls, DS1, and now I'm playing through DS2.

I've never used big weapons but DS2 was pissing me off because there is NOTHING to look forward to in straight swords. I know my Longsword is the ultimate weapon and the game kept throwing me dozens of neat looking greatswords so I thought uh fuck this shit, I'm going to try them.

And they suck, so much fucking ass, or am I just used to my Longsword?

The greatswords seem superior when it staggers something in one hit and against multiple enemies. Thats neat. But anything else it seems fucking useless. My longsword can get a 2-handed strong attack and dodge FAR quicker than I can get

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r/buildapc•

RAM: 2x GSKILL Ripjaws Series 4GB PC3-12800 DDR3 DIMM Power Supply: Antec True Power New 650W Power Supply w/ Quad +12V, 120mm Fan Motherboard: GA-Z68X-UD3H-B3 w/ Dual DDR3 2133, 7.1 Audio, Gigabit Lan, 1394, CrossFireX / SLI CPU: Intel Core™ i5-2500K Processor, 3.30GHz w/ 6MB Cache Video Card: eVGA GeForce GTX 560 Ti FPB 1GB GDDR5 PCI-E w/ Dual DVI, HDMI

My computer is about 6 years old. My graphics card died and I'm running on its crappy integrated cards now. Not written is the spec is a 1 TB HDD, also about 5 years old.

I don't have the money for buying an entirely new computer so I'm wondering what kind of upgrades people would consider.

Mainly: I was looking at the GTX 1060, and t

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r/techsupport•

Can't really tell the whole story in the title so here's the full story.

While playing 3D games, I started seeing some insane artifacting. I closed the game, rebooted it, and it went away.

I was then playing Overwatch (more intensive, GPU goes to 80 degrees), I did not notice any artifacting until the very moment the entire computer froze, then I had weird green glitchy boxes. Had to restart.

Upon restarting, I noticed artifacts everywhere, in the motherboard screen, in the bios and even in the first loading black screens (mostly, it was big green boxes).

When starting windows, it would quickly crash at the Windows logo and I could hear my HDD stopped loading.

I switched my GPU to

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r/survivalhorror•

I used to love Silent Hill, but those are about the only non-FPS horror I could ever stand. But Silent Hill had that absolutely perfect atmosphere for me.

FPS is just much more immersive. Unfortunately, FPS horror is rare. In fact, the only ones I can name are mods, like Afraid of Monsters or Cry of Fear. My criterias:

-I need action in my game. It shouldn't be the focus, but I should need to survive with more than just "running". This is what makes it hard for me to find anything I want to play. I will be bored of my mind if there are no weapons in the game. Of course, I'm not looking for action games with insane amount of ammo either. I just want a survival horror game.

-I want atmos

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r/techsupport•

I need help to get rid of this thing.

I noticed my CPU was being used, so I opened up task manager and saw notepad.exe using all the juice it could. But as I open the task manager, it vanishes. As soon as I close task manager, it comes back.

I've used Process Explorer instead. Notepad.exe is used with a command line (-a cryptonight something) but is under wnsys.exe located in C:\Windows\Temp. Right-clicking and checking properties, its some chinese fastrun.exe program or whatever.

I deleted wnsys.exe but the thing eventually came back and notepad.exe started itself up again.

I'm going to scan my computer overnight, but any other tips on how to get rid of this thing? How does one find

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r/hometheater•

I'm posting this for a friend.

He wants exactly that size. Does not need to use the entire budget, but he's ready to spend it all if its worth it. The TV will be mounted on the wall.

I don't know jack when it comes to TV. Just looking at the options makes me anxious. I just want to know any expert's opinion on what they would get with that money.

Another random thing: He said he liked the design of the Sharp Aquos TV and wanted something like it, said he liked how slim they were, too. I have no clue what that even means, to be honest.

Last note: We do plug his laptop to play stuff on his screen, so it having a good gaming mode/low input lag is a plus.

Thank you.

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r/MouseReview•

Its probably the hardest thing to find in mouse reviews. I'm a FPS player and been watching Rocket Jump Ninja's reviews and landed on those 2 mice.

I live in an environment where mouse clicks can actually wake people up. Thus, I'd like to know how loud the clicks are in general.

And between those 2, are they equally loud or is one quieter?

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r/truegaming•

MOBAs are an interesting genre. They are multiplayer games that are filled with variety in the forms of character selection, they use a deep and complex game mode that can create so many different situations, and often have additional layers that can add more to the game such as the "economy" and items.

But from DOTA 2 to LoL and even to SMITE, they all share a common trait. They feel like RTS games. They are mechanically limited, barely use any physics to speak of, and the combat degrades itself to floaty people using their abilities around each other while within range.

There has never been a MOBA with hitstun, or blocking, or even the use of the 3D plane.

Why?

It is such a shame,

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r/spacesimgames•

Tachyon is the one space sims I played when I was younger and its the one that defines what I want in space games.

-Single player missions. Simple. No "exploration", no "MMO" elements. Missions, campaign, voice acting, fun battles.

-Has the ability to "slide" through space by holding a key, so you can turn around and do all sorts of manoeuvers. I don't play a space game without at least this, or anything more complex. Whats the point of fighting in space if you can't zip pass someone while shooting the other side? No point at all.

Unfortunately, all I'm seeing all the time as suggestions are super old games, games that are too dumb (no space physics, just point and shoot) or too compl

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r/gamingsuggestions•

I'm looking for games that are just larger in scales. I am sick and tired of small and serious multiplayer games. I want laid back games where you jump into a big server, see crazy shit happen, and just have fun trying to win.

I am not, however, interested in:

-Anything owned by EA

-Anything too "realistic"

-Anything F2P with gameplay-related microtransactions or grinding

-Seriously, no grinding. None. Everything gameplay related is accessible right away.

Examples of bad answers: Battlefield, Planetside 2, World of Tanks

I'm more specifically looking for First Person games, or medieval-fantasy games.

Is there anything out there?

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