Would you buy these games ?

[Hayl3y]

Let's try this one first :

 

 

 

I'd loooooove to try that one... the living room is a bit too small though lol

 

 

[TheSociopath]

normally I'm not a fan of beat games, but your right. This one is definitely worth it.

[Guest]

I hope there'll be add-ons with metal lol \m/

 

I kinda like the idea of the lightsaber:tongue: Gonna have to find a way to test this!

Especially since it seems the game is only available on PC grrr

Edited May 13, 2018 by Chaelca

[TheSociopath]

Yeah, if it adds metal that would be really cool. I'm up for it being PC, though. Even though I'm far too broke to be getting any VR systems.

[Guest]

I just discovered that if I DL two small programs, I could use my Playstation VR stuff for PC games *evil grin*

 

 

Now what about this one ?

 

(it's quite expensive too )

 

 

[TheSociopath]

.... This one seems like a waste of money. First, you'd need a ginormous room for a decent match, and second, just go outside and grab a pair of sticks.

[Guest]

... yes... but lightsabers !!!!!!

XD

 

Now my living room is way to small for that. Already tried to fight against the hubby with swords and daggers there... erm...  We ALMOST broke stuff lol

[TheSociopath]

you can either buy toy ones or imagine it. No need for ridiculously expensive technology.

Edited May 24, 2018 by TheSociopath

[Guest]

true XD

 

Well so far, since we are doing heavy work in the garden we could use a shovel and a rake. 

This would make gardening way funnier lol 

[Thane Vakarian]

just don't challenge me when I got a running chainsaw in hand, ok?

[Guest]

 

Thane ready to do some gardening? XD

[Thane Vakarian]

The shotgun is against the boars.... *nods*

[Guest]

yup, better to use the boomstick against these lol

[Thane Vakarian]

The twelve-gauge double-barreled Remington, S-Mart's top of the line. You can find this in the sporting goods department. That's right, this sweet baby was made in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Retails for about a hundred and nine, ninety five. It's got a walnut stock, cobalt blue steel, and a hair trigger.

[TheSociopath]

..... Glad to see that a friendly duel with sticks has turned into a duel to the death....

[Guest]

Well it is totally your fault XD

I was talking about super safe virtual lightsabers lol

[TheSociopath]

You and Thane are the people who brought chainsaws and shotguns in

[dicetosser1]

Love that first one but Id suck at it cause id get too excited and be twirling and slashing ewverywhere lol

[Guest]

Yeah, it must be dangerous for the furniture XD

 

One I'm looking forward to is this one :

 

 

 

 

Even if it's not a VR game ^^

[TheSociopath]

hm. So what is it? something similar to GTA5? Some open World Game? 

Also, I disagree with the voice-visual match-up of what appears to be the main character

Furthermore, I'm not really a fan of this kind of graphic.

However, despite those complaints, it still looks good.

[Guest]

It is supposed to be a futuristic RPG game with an open world indeed. Now I hope that it won't be like GTA lol because I don't like that franchise ^.^

 

The studio is also responsible for the Witcher that I really love (now, I wonder how they'll manage to keep the diversity of the missions and the fantastic lore they offered us in the Witcher... in this very modern setting).

 

Also here we'll have customizable characters >>

I love to customize my characters lol

[TheSociopath]

I like the idea of a customizable character, but I rarely end up with one I'm satisfied with. The witcher games on my to-play list.

[Guest]

I do spend hours to design my characters lol

I like them to be perfect XD

 

Here is a new one

 

 

[TheSociopath]

all right....

 

So, I've recently been reading Lovecrafts collected works. 

First and Foremost, that is not reminiscent in the least of any of his stories.

Second, I am impressed with that they actually got the green-stone-figurine of Cthulu pretty much right, It wasn't quite corpulent enough, I think, but close enough

Third, none of his characters were very competent with weapons, or were that kind of person. They were all reseachers, often old men, and usually insane by the end of the tale.

Furthermore, it just kind of feels off. I don't think it really captured the spirit of his novels. The entire ocean above him thing, and the cyclical path of him dying just aren't the sort of thing that I think Lovecraft would write.

 

In fact, if you really dig into the cthulu cycle, most of Humanities precursors aren't even very malevolent, with the possible excpetion of Cthulu's race. I'll grant that they do indeed demand a lot of human sacrifices, but the old ones, the outer ones, the great ones, (three of the various races he created) are just other civilizations.

The old ones eventually get killed off by the Shoggoths, amphibious carnivourous slimes, the outer ones, sentient fungi, really just want to mine gold on Earth, and to not be bothered. Then the great ones just want to not get killed by their ancient enemies and want to gather all of the knowledge that they can.

 

Then, some of the major dieties, Yog-Sothoth, is actually everyone. we are all facets of it. I don't think it really wants to kill any of us.

Then, Azathoth is just a mindless particle storm, or something like that. 

 

I think I might have gone off on a bit of a tangent....

 

Tl;Dr, it doesn't really seem like something Lovecraft would create, but I think I'd still play it, if only to get outraged at the inaccuracies.

[Guest]

And now I have to read Lovecraft's stories

(It's a good thing that my Bday is next week hehehe)