/lit/ inhabitant here, I wanted to ask you guys for help. I'm looking for some games that truly make you feel like an adventurer, an explorer. Something like Blood Meridian where I can ride out across the American plains in the 19th century
Or Heart of Darkness where I can explore a dark and foreign jungle
Preferably first person, hopefully pretty looking. Something minimal and simple too. Combat optional.
I've really enjoyed that game Salt if it helps.
mario
Writing in vidya> Writing in books
Fight me /lit/
Oregon Trail
Spec Ops: The Line
Shellshock
>>339562554
battleborn sounds like something you might like
Farcry
>>339562554
Does might and magic count?
Tetris.
>>339562554
Might I suggest the Penumbra series?
The first one has a good story but some forced combat. The second one removed this badly implemented mechanic, so it was pretty damn good. The last one in the series is just puzzles and a bit of more story for fun.
Everyone here is being a shithead but Fallout New Vegas is what you are looking for.
There is lore everywhere from NPC's to terminals to journals. Each settlement/faction has their own history and most are connected to one another in many ways. You travel across the desert and can truly roleplay as a revolver-wielding cowboy with a duster jacket and a cowboy hat. You choose the destiny of many different factions and learn a lot from each one you become into contact with. I've played through 8-9 times and still find new things. You feel like you are in a post-post apocalyptic Mojave Desert and it's a great Westerner game.
The DLC is excellent for lore, specifically Old World Blues which places you in an exaggerated 50's science fiction setting with very humorous and clever writing. Honest Hearts would be perfect for you in terms of DLC and what you want. You walk around the canyons of Zion and learn about the tribes in the area and impact their conflict. It has one of New Vegas's most interested characters (Joshua Graham aka the Burned Man), and there is a story of a survivor of the apocalypse that has VERY amazing writing. You find the survivor's journals all over and they are extremely recommended to be read. The other DLC can strike some interest in you, as they shouldn't be ignored either (Lonesome Road is hit or miss)
The game is first person and can be switched to third person if you ever want to do something as simple as looking at your boss of a character. There can also be mods for you to lookup that can add plenty of content to the game if you ever want more.
>>339562554
Firewatch may fit the bill to some extent
>>339562554
>STALKER
>Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light
All based on books to some degree. Fairly combat heavy, but you can usually take your time going through them.
Also,
>Freelancer
Han Solo simulator
>>339564030 Is a great recommendation too.
>>339562554
All of the Metroid games except for Other M
>>339562554
Try the Uncharted games. But don't expect a complex, well-written story. It's pretty much blockbuster-flick writing.
>>339562554
Fail. He didn't prove his hand wasn't small first.
RDR
What does /lit/ think of Nier?
>>339562554
Dark Souls, honestly
The Myst games
The Wizardry games
Legend of Grimrock
Daggerfall is the only time where I've ever felt like I've truly gotten myself lost underground.
>>339562554
You chose the worst possible time to come here friend. You could try Tomb Raider or Uncharted but newer games are pretty linear and don't do much to disguise that fact. You might like Legacy of Kain, Metroid, STALKER, or a Bethesda open world game.
Also these >>339565260 especially Legend of Grimrock, both games ar
>>339564030
I came here to suggest this, with the clarification that it's not really simple or minimal. It does tick all your other boxes though OP
Plus it has some of the best writing in videogames, which being from /lit/ you should appreciate
If you can look past the aging graphics, Deus Ex is filled with tons of articles fleshing out the universe.
>>339562554
>first person
>exploration
>simple
No Man's Sky sounds right up your alley.
It's a game where you explore and discover things in a huge universe and do fuckall else.
>>339562554
Dark souls
Oblivian / skyrim if your a casual
witcher 3
The Witness (puzzel heavy)
>>339566361
A hypocritical preacher is the best written character in the game?
>>339567079
It's not even out yet
>>339565669
Why is this the worst time?
Thanks for the recs, everyone. Keep em coming
>where I can ride out across the American plains in the 19th century
I know he said first person was preferential, but how the fuck has no one mentioned Red Dead Redemption yet?
Despite some Rockstar silliness, the overarching theme of the game is fantastic. There is a lot of combat, but the game is beautiful (for a 7th gen game) and at time can feel very minimalist.
>>339567395
It's out in like 3 months, and from the gameplay we've seen I thought OP might be interested.
He can add it to his steam wishlist or something and read about it more when it comes out if he cares enough.
>>339567506
Someone did
>>339564865
>>339567741
Oh shit, my bad.
Still, our /lit/ friend might not know what RDR stands for
Red Dead Redemption
>>339562554
>>339562554
Expeditions: Conquistador maybe?
It also apparently has some half-decent writing if that's what you are into.
>>339567981
You either turn in into a man child or a faggot.
FarCry 2 and Spec Ops: The Line are based on Heart of Darkness, and imo they're pretty good. FarCry 2 is meant to embody the dark and foreign jungle: the graphics are technically dated, but I haven't experienced anything that's conveyed that same kind of mood.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cT0szhaanB8
>ctrl+f Journey
>no results
come on guys, Jeez.
Basically very good game, and is meant to align somewhat with Campbell's ideas, plays with some interesting topics.
>>339562554
>Combat Optional
Perhaps you'd like Morrowind?
Great adventuring, character building RPG
>>339567981
>The Great Gatsby
I'll take purple prose with a heaping side of stupid adverbs please
Syberia
Beyond Good and Evil
>>339567981
>Great Gatsby
Did Quentin really believe that a highschool book makes you look smarter?
>>339569168
Well op did mention heart of darkness.
>>339562554
MOUNT AND BLADE can be the most intense shit if you smoke a bunch of hash
>>339569420
I am OP
Gatsby is really bad imo
>>339569687
Yeah it's about as bad as heart of darkness is what I'm saying.
>>339569753
Describe to me why you believe that
>>339567318
Is the stereotype that foreign students are smart a universal thing?
>>339567334
yeah, well books have gotten quite a headstart so it's not exactly fair now is it? see any good books lately that have stellar gameplay?
>>339569908
House of Leaves has some good gameplay for a book
6.5/10 book though
>>339569823
they were forced to read it in school.
>>339569823
Well heart of darkness was terribly written actually. But now I'm remembering how every page had a hallmark-tier metaphor that had me cringing the whole way through. Ending almost redeemed the book tho.
Gatsby on the other hand I think I remember enjoying a decade ago when I read it.
>>339569872
Exchange programs typically only take dedicated students
>>339569969
I was gonna say choose your own adventure books. this looks interesting.
>>339562554
Uncharted series pretty much makes an effort at doing the adventure feeling.
>>339569969
The book with the most "gameplay" is Only Revolutions done by the same guy but S is very similar to House of Leaves yet may be better.
>>339569908
>see any good books lately that have stellar gameplay?
>>339569823
There's no way this isn't some kind of /lit/ shitpost.
>>339569872
do retards often study abroad?
I'm a /lit/fag as well, no one knows
>>339569973
I'd have to imagine
>>339570018
>>heart of darkness was terribly written actually.
>he prefers Gatsby's fucking awful abuse of similes and needlessly using words like "cried" "retorted" and "remarked" in place of "said" and "asked" to Conrad's masterfully ambiguous and unsettling use of metaphor
y yi k es
Pay planescape torrment. It's one of the greatest story ever written in video games.It doesn't have much to compete with.
>>339569908
My point was that while a good game, no character is as well written as most people say.
Fuck, even Dak'kon is better written.
>>339570156
Awww sheeeeit
I remember reading the one about mirrors, and legitimately had phobias of mirrors in second grade.
>>339562554
Far cry series if you don't mind shooting.
>>339570317
damn, play*
What the fuck is with lit and mentioning high school books? Are they all 16?
>>339567981
>tfw I read so much technical exposition that I have no drive left to read for pleasure
>>339570073
For someone who isn't totally into lit, you'd probably really love it. It's a great intro to postmodernism and experimental writing
>>339570156
these books sucked ass.
>CHOOSE ONE OF 3 SLIDES THAT MIGHT LEAD BE A DEATH TRAP
>OOPS YOU CHOOSED THE SLIDE THAT LEADS YOU TO OBLIVION
>BACK TO THE BEGINNING
>>339570156
>stellar gameplay
>he posts Telltale-tier trash
Paper Mario thousand year door has all that and more
>exploration games
>/lit/ approved
>no mention of morrowind
the game is a dense fungal jungle full of books about the world, entire libraries of them, and every one can be picked up and read.
Play Daggerfall and get lost forever.
>>339570525
Morrowind has been mentioned faglord
>>339570302
>Conrad's masterfully ambiguous and unsettling use of metaphor
You can't be very smart if you were impressed by his prose in the slightest. HoD is shopped to people who want to read something they're told is cerebral but are too afraid to adventure outside of genre-schlock.
You're real far down the /lit/ shitposting hole, huh?
>>339562554
Eternal Darkness
Metroid Prime
Red Dead Redemption
Good narrative in vidya form.
>>339562554
If you want heart of darkness style grit go for Far Cry 2. Brutal but great and really immersive.
>>339570727
>Red Dead Redemption
This, it's fucking great.
>>339567981
I wonder what will happen when Quentin dies?
>>339570635
Looky here, I didn't want to whip this dick out and make this a contest but you've left me with no other option.
HoD isn't my favorite book, not even in my top 10. It is however one of the earliest examples of modernist writing; it influenced many of my favorite books.
I'm reading Finnegans Wake now and loving it. I'm not spending all my time with easier stuff like Conrad, but it's important to realize how innovative and influential he was.
Spec op the line is a safe choice.
Gone home is good, just dont let the sjw agenda and /v/ stupidity get you.
If you are a pretencious jerk dear esther is for you.
Journey and shadow of collosus are prett good.
>>339567334
>character flaws make a character bad
Graham had uncommon depth for a videogame character. he had a dark past and worked to redeem himself, but when the stress of dealing with a possible war pushed him, his old demons came out, and despite all his talk he didn't hesitate to embrace them.
>>339562554
Wind Waker has the most exciting overworld of any Zelda game by far.
>>339570179
Only the best of them.
>>339562554
>I'm looking for some games that truly make you feel like an adventurer, an explorer.
Renowned Explorers just got an expansion yesterday: https://youtu.be/d6Sjf7ANUAQ
Expeditions: Conquistador covers Spanish exploration of the Americas with heavy religious and racist themes: https://youtu.be/KsXFc4oKpKI?t=6m29s
(Expeditions: Vikings is coming out soon, same company, focused more on honor and reputation)
Spec Ops: The Line is basically Apocalypse now but set in the MENA region: https://youtu.be/MGzIss7Ub-4?t=5m
Have fun, you il/lit/erate hack (you're probably a Zizekfag)
Also a /lit/ard here. Maybe a Dragon Quest game? They tend to kinda drop you in a world and let you figure shit out on your own, even if the map is designed to guide you along the way. DQ4 is the one I'm playing at the moment
>>339562826
>/wsr/
back to /a/ faggot, recommendation threads are absolutely fine
>>339569356
Well for 1, the context of the conversation is that the woman is asking if he read it. His reply to the question suggest that he's reminiscent of the time he did read it. So you can infer from that, that he is remembering a book he read when he was younger. Likely when he was still in high school or younger.
Also, the question is being asked by a couple of shallow broads. To them, gatsby is intellectual reading, and thus a measure of the man.
Because he's so well read, he can easily talk about issues that are relevant to others, thus having a greater social life. Instead of only knowing a niche isolating hobby.
>>339562554
>where I can ride out across the American plains in the 19th century
Gun and Red Dead Redemption
>>339570865
Well you look here instead. Heart of Darkness was a bargain bin adventure novel that accidentally got fame. Even that hack Conrad had no idea why people make such a big deal out of it.
I genuinely believe you have a shitty eye for prose if you found it well written.
>>339570863
He might as well be dead. He hasn't put out any new material in forever.
>>339562554
Bastion - you're lurking through the ruins of a destroyed world recovering its history piece by piece. The story is great too.
>>339562554
Blood Meridian - Red Dead Redemption
Heart of Darkness - Turok or MGS3
If not, play walking simulators, it'll match your effort and intelligence.
>>339562554
>you feel like an adventurer, an explorer.
Cave story
Metroid
Dark Souls
Halo trilogy
>inb4 gaylo
The set pieces are meant to inspire a feeling of finding something new. They did a good job of that with all forerunner levels in the whole trilogy, which makes up like 3/4 of it?
Of these, I recomend either Halo: CE or Cave Story.
>>339562554
You would probably enjoy Firewatch. Really neat story and great dialogue.
>>339571036
I want more gaijin-kun
>>339562554
people on /v/ hate open world or at least would not consider it a priority when considering a game, so be prepared to get a lot of reccomendations of games that have good or decent gameplay and a lackluster open world with mediocre exploration.
I would recommend getting arma 3 and playing the breaking point mod if it's still active if you have the specs for it. arma 3 is fucking gorgeous maxed out and breaking point has good ambient music that fits so well with just running around a big ass island.
if you are looking for amazing exploration and points of interest in a beautiful open world with an amazing expansive story and mediocre gameplay then I would recommend the witcher 3.
and if you are looking for decent gameplay with decent exploration in a fairly nice looking open world I would recommend far cry 3 or 4, they are casual as fuck also so you can just jump right on in without needing to know nothing.
and I would also recommend staying away from bethesda games, if you insist on trying out a gamebryo or creation engine game try new vegas, at least it has decent dialogue and characters; and mod the fuck out of it or you're probably not going to have a good time.
I feel like I might be forgetting something but this is my personal two cents and does not reflect the majority on /v/ thank fuck.
>>339571215
Metroid is probably the best suggestion out of your list simply because it captures the thrill of investigating and researching alien lifeforms
>>339571036
This is perfect
>>339571218
>explore
>sit around in a tower all day
No thanks
>>339562554
>Blood Meridian, Heart of Darkness... the list goes on and on... I'm such a literature patrician!
fuck off with your garbage
>>339569074
Is there a mod that removes malaria from the game
>>339571305
>Witcher 3
I also recommend this.But play Witcher 1 and 2 before hand, they're great games
>>339564030
Not OP, but I am looking to replay Fallout: New Vegas, and since I have new PC that can let me mod pretty much anything about it, what are some good mods you'd recommend? Keep in mind, the only thing I had in my previous games was just the basic fan-made patches and fixes.
>>339571239
>>339571434
GitGud.exe is a pretty good mod
Play the first dragon age, from a world buldimg perspective and how its presented as you play the game is a master piece
>>339571448they're not open world; read the op
generally though I agree with you.
>>339571564
neat thanks I'll try that after I try youre_mean.bat
>>339571542
Does he still make these?
>>339571175
>He might as well be dead
you never know when he might show back up again ;)
>>339562554
Why is this thread still up?
No, rec threads are not fine. If you want to take an interest in video games then do so by lurking and not going head first.
>>339571665
go back to /a/ faggot
>>339562554
>I'm looking for some games that truly make you feel like an adventurer, an explorer.
>>339571314
>researching
Nigga you mean vaporizing and then eventually obliterating in a cataclysmic explosion?
>>339570971
He's like a preachy, edgy version of Dak'kon.
I don't get his motivation though, he's acting all high and mighty when talking about God but sided with a megalomaniac killing and raping saying that it's for a greater good (Legion) then he failed, Caesar ordered to kill him and then he acts all holier than thou again and needs zero convincing to kill the White Legs.
>>339571520
you should do what everyone does and just install the most popular shit that is on nexus and if there is a particular mod you don't like remove it. I honestly don't think there are hidden gems when it comes to mods on nexus.
>>339562554
Dayz. Explore chenarus. Eat. Drink. Hunt. Avoid zombis but most for all other players.
What books should I read /lit/?
>>339562702
>Spec Ops: The Line
If you've ever read Heart of Darkness I don't think you need to play that piece of shit.
>>339571786
This. Just play the mod. Standalone is a horrible video game and its community consists of 12 year old kiddies and "funny" streamers.
>>339571807
every man should read hemingway
STALKER Shadow of Chernobyl
it wont hold your hand but there is so much to explore
grab Autumn Aurora mod for the best atmosphere
>>339571828
They made a book from Super Don Quixote?
>>339571665
Some of the calmest discussion I see on /v/.
This isn't okay. Why?
>>339571768
Alright then. I'll do that.
>>339571665
>why do people flock to 'inform' and opine
BECAUSE I NEED THE VALIDATION DAMN IT! WE ALL DOO! WHY DOESN'T EVERYONE THINK LIKE ME! AM I NOT RIGHT ABOUT THE THINGS I TAKE INTEREST IN!?!?!
>>339571828
What a fucking awful list
>>339571807
Read Joyce. Trust me.
>>339571096
But women don't care about books and those who do laugh at you for even mentioning the book as "deep" or "intellectual".
>>339571665
Why shouldn't it be up? It's a civil discussion of video games.
>>339571665
namefagging is not fine. fuck off back to plebbit
>>339571828
I haven't read a book since high school but this looks like a bait list to me
>>339572001
It's an official /lit/ rec list
>>339571894
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAZEqBp90Ak
>>339571828
ah, so all the stuff you were forced to read in school. why don't you recommend something within the past century?
>>339571828
this list is gay as fuck
>>339572020
No one on /lit/ would let this be posted without shitting all over it
/lit/ likes three things: making fun of people who don't like Joyce, arguing over whether Pynchon is good or not, and hating DFW
>>339571895
>This isn't okay. Why?
You probably didn't read my post, here, I'll quote it again for you.
>>339571665
>>339571965
>namefagging
You're an idiot.
>>339571640
Not sure, I haven't checked in like half a year.
>>339562554
Morrowind.
>>339571759
the legion wasn't meant to be as lawful evil as they were. time constraints meant all the 'on the other hand' content never got made.
also, if you read up on real life mormons he's a pretty damn good characterization, hypocrisy and all
>>339571828
Oh god this better be bait.
To think that anyone above the age of 14 would recommend them.
>>339571828
I like about half of the books from both the top and bottom rows, what does that make me?
>>339571828
>gatsby
>god tier
Boring as fuck book desu senpai
>>339572097
all three were popular as fuck last time I went to /lit/which was years ago
>>339572097
Don't forget trying to find cinnamons to call something shit
>>339572170
Caesar is Lawful Evil.
The rest are his minions.
>>339572240
I liked it
>>339571828
>He believes that all these "classic" books are good.
>He thinks that now he understands why all of these books are prescribed in schools
>He doesn't understand that they're just bland junk that doesn't raise and eyebrow if someone looks over the curriculum
>>339572245
4chan is a pendulum of contrarianism.
>>339562554
Final Fantasy 13, no questions about it. The themes and characters would make any lit professor proud to have in their classroom.
>>339572245
They still are, it's just memes and contrarianism that have made Pynchon and DFW fall out of favor
>>339571828
i love cinema. I'm really into cinema.
my favorite movies and the best movies of all time are Citizen Kanes and The Boondock Saint.
>>339562554
Skies of Arcadia has everything you need
>>339571828
>>339572020
this is the only chart that truly matters.
>>339572404
Fuck off Toriyama, you homosexual korean
>>339572510
Please, no resorting to name calling if you don't have a counterpoint.
>>339572370
No it isn't.
What are some good cyberpunk books(if there are any)? I've heard neuromancer mentioned and some anon posted a couple excerpts from a book about a cyberpunk pizza delivery guy. I'll also take recs for other books that would appeal to a video game player, fiction or non-fiction. Last book I read was masters of doom.
>>339571828
replying to this shit bait
>>339572451
It's really too bad. As a trinity they really complimented the old 4chan mindset extremely well.
I am liking /v/lit/.
>>339572304
you can't really boil an empire down to 'minions'. yes, the maraud squad we actually see are pretty black and white (mostly just black), but they were the Blackwater to his America back east.
>>339571828
Holy fuck, I haven't seen this list in years
>>339571828
>The Stranger
>not The Fall
take this bait list of high school and college 101 required reading back to the dumpster whence it came
>>339572505
Actually most of the best literature is """red pilled as fuck""" not that anyone from /pol/ would know.
Miasmata has some pretty cool mechanics when it comes to exploration and mapping the island. It's pretty poorly optimized (made by literally 2 people) and the monster is a pointless addition though.
>>339571665
Why did you have to remind me it's pronounced that way you stupid fag. In my head it will always be the plant
>>339562554
>Something like Blood Meridian
Red Dead Redemption
>>339572346
Cool.
Do you also like this?
*unzips dick*
>>339572854
As long as you love me.
>>339562554
La-Mulana where you explore a deep ruins searching for the secret of life. Puzzle based, will not hold your hands in the slightest.
Everyone should start with the Greeks. Read some Homer right fucking now.
>>339562554
Firewatch
>>339572685
There was
>Caesar
>Lanius
>everyone else
Even Lanius knew the Legion would fall apart. Fuck, Caesar himself said that his soldiers are only believing in him and not his idea.
The Big Bad and his Dragon, doesn't get more cliché than that.
When I was your age, TV was called books
>>339572097
IS pynchon good?
>>339572589
>a book about a cyberpunk pizza delivery guy
Snow Crash. fucking stellar. deals in large part with surfing the internet in VR. there's a group of outcasts that walk around wearing basically oculus rifts with webcams and minicomputers strapped to their bodies, staying online 24/7. ever since the OR and vive etc became a reality, I have wanted to become on of those freaks.
Diamond Age is another great read by the same author, except instead of 'near future dystopian tech wasteland' it's 'far distant future mostly stable tech reality that is completely fucking alien due to progress'.
>>339573014
shit, I just saw that the other day.
>>339573016
He's probably too difficult for you to find out yourself so I'll just say maybe. That good enough?
>>339572964
I read the Odyssey already. I dunno if I can go back and do the Iliad since it's kind of dated in comparison.
>>339572998
>The Big Bad and his Dragon
is that even a cliche? how often is a dragon the miniboss?
Miasmata is pretty cool when it comes to exploring and it looks pretty decent. It falls flat when you finally meet your predator because his animations make him look goofy, but other than that it's great.
>>339562554
I can't believe nobody recommended Planescape: Torment yet, it's the best written game ever
And combat is optional
>>339573093
miami vice sucked.
>>339573140
I was just about to say this. I don't know about best written game ever, but it is basically just a book with paused fights.
>>339573140
He never asked for a well written game. He enjoyed Salt for fucks sake.
>>339573194
Read one of his real books.
>>339573094
>reading Odyssey before Iliad
>>339572589
Just read this review for a book called the Age of Em about a future society made up of virtual people who spend their whole lives living on sibsistence wages (subsistence meaning the amount of money it takes to keep the computer the person is housed in running)
Sounded cool as fuck, I think I'm going to get it
>>339573140
but they have. do you people even ctrl+f
>>339573094
>dated
not really a valid complaint.
a thing feels like the era it comes from? well no shit.
>>339563403
Yeah you're a fag, it was exactly the presence of some minimal combat mechanics that made Penumbra good.
It was risky and ineffective, but it was there as a last resort. It wasn't always obvious if you should run from enemies, hide or try to take them on.
Amnesia was significantly less scary because no matter what enemies you encountered, you always knew that there'd be some conveniently placed wardrobe or a door you can shut behind yourself, since every room had to have a solution where where you can avoid contact with entirely.
>>339573249
no, I just saw the movie. was it a faithful adaptation? maybe PTA is just a hack. yeah, that's probably it.
>>339572573
you are not 4chan, but generally yes 4chan is contrarian to whatever it previously espoused.
/fit/ used to be about olympic lifts, keto, no cardio, and now it just shits on all of that to some extent
/b/ used to be about teen selfshots and not it's MODS
/tv/ used to be about patrician, niche, art house, independent, and now it's all mcu big guy porn
/v/ used to be PC, technology and complexity, now it's all ps4, ..the..power..of.., and casualism
/pol/new/ used to be polsci, ron paul and a sprinkle of nazi, now it's full on nationalism, race bait, /r9k/ bait, /b/ tier shit(oh my god baby and gorilla and celebs, bathrooms and some other not politics that is spammed on cnn), porn, and anything else you could think to constantly flood a catalog.
and /soc/ used to be /r9k/ and /r9k/ used to be the real /b/
I don't think that the general discourse on 4chan is always organic and it maybe that it isn't contrarian or pendulum effect but every board has done... well they've gone to shit.
>>339573294
It was a joke. Obviously the Iliad is not going to seem noticeably more dated than the Odyssey since they're both old as fuck.
>>339573362
yeah of course the book is better and totally different
it was the first pynchon book pta had ever read and he really wanted to be the first person to adapt a pynchon book so he could feel like a bad ass
crying lot is probably the better intro to pynchon since it's so short
>>339573416
>/b/ used to be about teen selfshots and not it's MODS
I've been on this shithole for so long the pendulum swung at least 2 times after I've stopped browsing /b/
>>339567318
>>339570042
Erasmus students are usually the dumbest motherfuckers.
>>339573416
I've been here since early 2006, and most of that's bullshit.
>>339562554
Try gothic 1 and 2. The second game has a pretty comfy atmosphere and places.
>>339573060
That's it thanks.
>>339573265
Mitebcool
>>339573126
Big Bad and Dragon is a term from tabletop or video games where the Dragon is the visible threat the party has to overcome but then they see that the Dragon was just the right hand of a bigger threat, The Big Bad.
There roles are a bit twisted in NV because you won't see Lanius until the end but the Big Bad in the 2nd act. The Legion's structure however is that Lanius is the "field operator" and Caesar the figurehead.
>>339573493
I am moot and you don't even exist.
>>339573416
/tv/ and /v/ were the saddest losses for me
Also I saw modern /pol/ coming from a mile away.
>>339562554
Journey for PS3&4
Shadow of Colossus for PS2 if you don't mind the outdated look
And as for >the American plains in the 19th century there Red Dead Redemption which was already mentioned numerous times.
>>339572964
"Homer" sucks dick outside of the inherent cultural value of epic literature. Read Sophocles and Euripides instead.
>>339573416
4chan never changed, you did.
Now kill yourself for being such a newfag pretending to know shit.
>>339573640
/tv/ was always garbage. as was here.
>>339573738
>as was here
thank for admitting to contributing to /v/'s downfall faggot
>>339573640
it's been exponential but I personally feel like the last good year on 4chan was 2011.
>>339573747
No mans sky is a game only abo it exploration. Of you really get off to just exploration that may be for you, but from what I know it's nothing other than exploration. Other than that I'd suggest just looking through some Bethesda titles like fallout and skyrim. Combat is really easy and it's pretty much about going through the world.
>>339572112
This reminds me of the orc comic, I like it.
Genre subverting characters are great.
>>339573821
2011 /v/ was worse than current /v/. It's different for every board though.
>>339573836
I don't get it
>>339573863
*about
Sorry my phone is a cunt
>>339573416
If you honestly think any of that shit is even remotely true you are absolutely delusional.
>>339573894
Yes you do.
>>339573836
>>339573894
I'm pretty sure it's a joke about how in Japanese media the character always save his ultimate move/power until things look the worst.
>>339573863
*if
My phone does not recognise that as a word.
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>>339562554
Half the things you describe I do not know.
But the other half sounds like Expeditions: Conquistadors.
>>339562554
Minecraft is simplistic and let's you explore randomly generated worlds.
>>339574009
>>339574097
Would japs get offended in this situation? They really do all rook the same.
>>339562554
Dragons Dogma
parts of Red Dead Redemption. I love the American countryside and stuff. I wouldn't mind something in the Appalachians with waifus and stuff in the future though.
>>339574191
>>339574097
>>339574009
>>339573836
source, or keep dumping please
>>339574238
>>339562554
Minecraft
>>339574238
being able to differentiate faces is kind of a human's strongest trait. it'd be like a dog who couldn't smell.
>>339574257
>>339574191
>Every lesson is in the same classroom
Is this kindergarten, is this a joke
>>339564128
Firewatch is a game that makes the promise of adventure and intrigue, but then nothing happens.
>>339574257
source is /co/
>>339574278
Yeah see I know it's because anime would be boring if they made them look like actual japs but have any of them ever admitted it? I feel like some nationalist, xenophobic jap would be really anti-anime because of this.
>>339574368
Are you an asian? Did I offend you?
>>339573787
>downfall faggot
nice punctuation, retard.
or should I say, lack thereof.
>>339574416
It's true anon.
>>339573836
What DID happen?
>>339574009
DO they walk around with backpacks all day? What's going on
>>339574517
shut up, ace.
>>339562554
OP you might be gone and I'm gonna suggest something that doesn't exactly fit but
NaissanceE
It has no dialogue and is plain visual porn and lighting art, but I thought it might suit in that you can probably feel like you're in some adventure full of symbology.You're not, but in the same way good books feature a compelling setting, NaissanceE is a good game that features a compelling atmosphere.
>>339574604
>DO they walk around with backpacks all day? What's going on
they don't change classrooms, anon. So they don't need to walk with their backpacks around.
>>339574604
They don't really need backpacks because everything is based in a single classroom.
>>339573416
>>339574798
>>339574798
>>339574772
Why have lockers in the hallway then?
>>339574874
shouldn't it be hentai?
>>339574941
for shoes i think? they wear slippers or some shit i dunno
>>339574995
Isn't it though?
>>339562554
>where I can explore a dark and foreign jungle
>Preferably first person, hopefully pretty looking. Something minimal and simple too. Combat optional.
Uncharted 4
>>339575332
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