I fondly remember using cheats in games like Age of Empires 2 (the sports car!) and GTA San Andreas (where cars could fly and everyone fought each other!). Back then, cheats were a fun way to mess around and have a laugh. These days, it almost feels like games are "serious business," and cheats are rarely included. At most, you might be able to unlock a few after meeting strict requirements, like finishing the game or discovering all its secrets. Otherwise, you're left to look for a trainer or use Cheat Engine. I wish more games today included those fun, crazy cheat codes like in the past.
Of course, I'm only talking about single-player games; multiplayer is a different story.
For me, it's item durability. I want to use my items without constantly worrying about them breaking and needing repair or replacement. I can't think of a single game where item durability didn't have a negative impact.
Use whatever criteria you think are most important. I was just looking at the list and noticed that there’s a strong case for several of these games as having transformed the gaming landscape. What do you think?
We have Mario, Sonic, Lara Croft, Agent 47, Kratos, Link, and Master Chief—all iconic characters from early on. But what about recent ones? We're looking at the mid to late 2010s and 2020s. That should do it.
I'm the type of person who'd like to buy a cosplay that I could also wear as an outfit or that wouldn't get stinky mid-con because I hate that. What stores are the best for that type of cosplay?
Some of mine would probably be Dust and Dust 2, Construction, 2Fortress, Badlands, The Rock, Dustbowl, Epicenter, Facing Worlds, Anzio, Caspian Border, Tehran Highway, Operation Metro, and probably hundreds of others I'm forgetting right now.
Now, I'm pretty young, and I don't recall ever experiencing stick drift on my controllers from any of the major brands back in the 2000s and 2010s. Nowadays, it seems like all three of the major hardware makers struggle with rampant stick drift in their controllers. Am I just too young to remember it being like this before, or has it really gotten worse?
I know many will mention Red Dead Redemption 2, which makes sense, but for me, I find joy in wandering around Fallout 76. I roam from camp to camp, admiring players' structures, browsing their vendors, and exploring the wasteland. I often do this without focusing on missions or progressing. The Fallout universe is what I truly enjoy.
What's the best rhythm-based game you've played? I was going to say osu! was my favorite, but recently I started playing Hi-Fi Rush, and it's really impressive. So, I'll probably go with that.
Interested in exploring games featuring captivating underground environments like caves or subterranean structures. Feel free to suggest any titles you have in mind!
I registered recently, but I don't visit forum that often yet, but when I come back I see that I missed posts that weren't there just an hour ago but there are already quite a few replies to them. Of course I've bookmarked the site but I still don't get it, are you guys here 24/7 or something like that?
