Anonymous Arcade Titles No. 658 [Reply]
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Que ondas mootxicanos, this board always seemed like untapped potential so I'll try and be the change sort of thing. Anyway what are some of your favorite arcade titles? Console faggots go home or go break some change. For me, stuff like pac-man, galaga and other games like that were fun, but the real fun was the multiplayer/co-op stuff. Growing up it felt like every bowling alley had some form of Time Crisis lying around someplace. My brothers and I would just sink hours into games like that just competing over scores. There was a four player fantasy game I used to love playing at the arcade but I can never remember what it was called. I also had one of those cheap Namco arcade collection joysticks that you'd plug into the TV. Namco peaked with fucking dig dug and mappy and everything since has been utter dogshit. The Marvel Vs Capcom series really captured my imagination as a child. To this day they are still among my favorite games. The tag mechanics allow for a preposterous amount of creativity and unique scenarios. When it comes to Marvel 2 and 3, the experience of finding a team of characters you like and them getting good with them is so much more subjective than most other fighting games. Truly an experience that can not be found anywhere else.
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Que ondas mootxicanos, this board always seemed like untapped potential so I'll try and be the change sort of thing. Anyway what are some of your favorite arcade titles? Console faggots go home or go break some change. For me, stuff like pac-man, galaga and other games like that were fun, but the real fun was the multiplayer/co-op stuff. Growing up it felt like every bowling alley had some form of Time Crisis lying around someplace. My brothers and I would just sink hours into games like that just competing over scores. There was a four player fantasy game I used to love playing at the arcade but I can never remember what it was called. I also had one of those cheap Namco arcade collection joysticks that you'd plug into the TV. Namco peaked with fucking dig dug and mappy and everything since has been utter dogshit. The Marvel Vs Capcom series really captured my imagination as a child. To this day they are still among my favorite games. The tag mechanics allow for a preposterous amount of creativity and unique scenarios. When it comes to Marvel 2 and 3, the experience of finding a team of characters you like and them getting good with them is so much more subjective than most other fighting games. Truly an experience that can not be found anywhere else.
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Anonymous No. 281 [Reply]
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A random blue belt in BJJ could go back in time and pretty win the olympics of wrestling.
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A random blue belt in BJJ could go back in time and pretty win the olympics of wrestling.
Modern Web 3.0 CitizenOfTheWeb Game Dev No. 51 [Reply]
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Anybody else here making their own vidya?
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Anybody else here making their own vidya?
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Anonymous No. 4 [Reply]
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How much impact do you think things like TTS or Roll20 are having on companies like GW and WOTC? I personally don't feel a shred of guilt for pirating their overpriced books and just playing online for next to nothing. I'm sure a fuckload of other people do the exact same thing too (especially since these companies are dogshit at PR/community management), and I'm starting to wonder if these guys' days are numbered.
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How much impact do you think things like TTS or Roll20 are having on companies like GW and WOTC? I personally don't feel a shred of guilt for pirating their overpriced books and just playing online for next to nothing. I'm sure a fuckload of other people do the exact same thing too (especially since these companies are dogshit at PR/community management), and I'm starting to wonder if these guys' days are numbered.
Anonymous Cars No. 34 [Reply]
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Does anyone else enjoy working on cars and driving in general? Post your current/past projects and share driving stories.
Picture is related to my current repair work: high pressure steering hose on a jdm. The shit's put in so wonky that I had to take out the airbox to see the top of the thing. It's pissing out power steering fluid and I'm waiting on a part to come in so I can continue work.
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Does anyone else enjoy working on cars and driving in general? Post your current/past projects and share driving stories.Picture is related to my current repair work: high pressure steering hose on a jdm. The shit's put in so wonky that I had to take out the airbox to see the top of the thing. It's pissing out power steering fluid and I'm waiting on a part to come in so I can continue work.
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Anonymous Global Rule #8 No. 428 [Reply]
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I like camping.
I like camping even in cold weather, where you have to make a fire to stay warm, cook your meals on that fire, and do activities to keep you from freezing.
I also enjoy camping without a car. The type where you have a backpack and that's all you can take with you because you are hiking until you can't anymore. Then setting up camp by unpacking your bag.
Basically, I like not having a ton of people around, but also like having "guys" time to hang out and bond. Though, mostly, I like solitude. Birds. Deer. Etc.
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I like camping. I like camping even in cold weather, where you have to make a fire to stay warm, cook your meals on that fire, and do activities to keep you from freezing.
I also enjoy camping without a car. The type where you have a backpack and that's all you can take with you because you are hiking until you can't anymore. Then setting up camp by unpacking your bag.
Basically, I like not having a ton of people around, but also like having "guys" time to hang out and bond. Though, mostly, I like solitude. Birds. Deer. Etc.
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