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By madhav joshi 3 years ago in Gamers
Overwatch: Comfort In Chaos
The Introduction, AKA “What is even going on right now?” Friends of mine unfamiliar with Blizzard Entertainment's class-based 5v5 shooter Overwatch 2 (also called simply "Overwatch") tend to ask the same question when they see me playing the game. While this is true of many video games due to their reliance on instantly recognizable audiovisual cues and fast-paced action, Overwatch in particular seems to cater towards those who crave one distinct flavor: rampant chaos. Though the removal of one player from each team in October of 2022 may have calmed the winds in the hurricane that is the average Overwatch game, there is still always plenty going on.
By Nevin Allen3 years ago in Gamers
The 3rd Birthday PSP Review
he 3rd Birthday is a sequel of sorts to the Parasite Eve games, although this PSP exclusive takes the gameplay in completely new directions. Here, players take control of sexy heroine Aya Brea and guide her in the third person as she faces off against legions of enemies called the Twisted in the streets of New York. The emphasis here is on fast-paced action and more than a little bit of strategy, mainly revolving around Aya's ability to possess different soldiers on the battlefield. Despite its resemblance to other more banal shooters, some exciting new gameplay innovations keep this game from devolving into traditional 3rd person shooter fare.
By Sid Mark3 years ago in Gamers
The Missing Context of In-Game Chat & Emotes
When was the last time you a genuine conversation with someone you didn’t know online in a videogame? It feels as though for myself personally, it’s been a very long time. Which is strange, considering for what felt like years, games were very much a social kind of experience. You go online, you meet and interact with folks you’ve never met before from all walks of life, and all share an experience for some time before you go on your separate ways. That description alone is the best angle for meeting people in games. Most of the time though, sadly, that’s not how it goes. People are rude, brash, curt, and say things they normally wouldn’t say if you were face to face with them. Online anonymity can be a powerful tool for some, and the catalyst for a lot of people to behave how they normally wouldn’t. And it's obvious game developers and companies have noticed this too. Maybe it’s just me, but I feel as though a lot of games have removed or at the very least, made it really difficult to simply speak with someone else if they aren’t in a party with you in discord or something. The traditional methods of communication in games are slowly being removed and being replaced with more “crude” methods that while in theory, can work just fine, but when actually implemented either don’t work at all, or backfire spectacularly, because companies don’t actually know what gamers want and how they interact online.
By Jirasu3 years ago in Gamers
PAYDAY 2 GAME REVIEW
Overkill Software knows what they are doing when it comes to making millions in in-game cash by way of armed robbery, they showed us this with Payday: The Heist, and even more so recently with Payday 2. The incredible sequel takes everything you loved from the first entry and raises the bar to an eleven, maybe even twelve. New heists, new weapons, new masks, and new stories to tell your friends.
By Sid Mark3 years ago in Gamers
Warzone 2.0 has Its Work Cut out for it.
Warzone 2.0 is overall worse than the previous Warzone. That’s it, that’s the video. Bye. Okay I’m kidding. With the release of the new DMZ mode, as interested as I was to try that mode because it was brand new and a potentially different take on a Tarkov like experience (it isn’t which we went over in the previous video), I still was also interested to see what they did to update 2019’s take on a battle royale, Warzone. I remember during the summer seeing the COD event take place and watching a little bit of it, and for the most part from that small snippet of gameplay, it looked to be pretty faithful to the previous version. And while I did enjoy my time with Warzone, my biggest gripes with that game mode was how stupidly easy it was to get your loadout in the first five minutes and already be at endgame gear for that round. It pissed me off something fierce, and I know that’s kind of a hot and sacrilegious take on the mode, but I much prefer the BR style of finding a gun and having to scour the map for all the attachments, in order to make it really effective. I love that story narrative and the arc makes so much sense for a 30-minute mode like a battle royale. With loadouts, you never get that kind of story. And good luck trying to use the ground loot all the way to the final circle, because you’d most likely get beamed from across the map with the seasonally best in slot weapon with the VLK 4x scope. So, my major concern for the new Warzone was how they would deal with people getting two loadouts in one round.
By Jirasu3 years ago in Gamers
TOM CLANCY’S SPLINTER CELL: BLACKLIST REVIEW
’s a cool clear night on the riverfront in Istanbul, Turkey. Sam Fisher hangs from a balcony awaiting an opportunity to administer death from above to an unsuspecting guard. Keeping to the shadows, Fisher slides along the railing to get into position. The guard chooses to pause momentarily to take in his surroundings. It’s the last decision he will ever make. In mere seconds, Fisher descends from his perch, delivering a crushing body blow to his prey and knocking him to the hard concrete. Without hesitating, Fisher’s blade neatly finishes the job, ending the guard’s patrol. To avoid detection, the body is tossed over the nearby guard rail into the water below, hiding all evidence of the encounter. Fisher again becomes one with the darkness and advances toward his mission goals.
By Sid Mark3 years ago in Gamers
DMZ – It's NOT Tarkov and that’s Okay
What a lot of us were expecting DMZ to be is... not that. In fact, the only part of DMZ rhat is even remotely close to Tarkov is losing your gun when you die. The similarities end there. And while I was personally hoping it would be a little “tougher” on the player when death occurred, the fact it isn’t doesn’t make the mode any less interesting or fun. DMZ is its own thing; so, we should talk about it as such. And from playing the mode for a couple days now, the aspects that are interesting are very much so, however there are some things about it that I hope to see improve overtime.
By Jirasu3 years ago in Gamers
Are Online Games Too Competitive?
In the day and age where more and more people are into videogames than ever before, those same people are finding communities that they enjoy being around and sharing moments of those games with one another. Whether that’s discord channels, stream communities, or any place in between, one thing has become more common for pretty much anyone who plays games: they want to show people what they are doing in the games they play. Doesn’t matter what kind of game it is, doesn’t matter what their reason is for wanting to share, people like sharing things to others. Myself included. And now, we live in a time and place where it’s never been easier to get a clip of a cool or clutch moment from a game and share with potentially thousands of people across the internet. The demand for better and better material has gone up as well. People are more inclined to only show the good instead of the bad, which has made people seek out what’s best in a particular game, especially, if that game is competitive in any sort of way. So then, the question of whether or not games in 2022 have become too competitive is seriously worth asking. Everyone certainly has an opinion on games, and whether or not being competitive is a good thing. It’s a delicate and meticulous conversation with some layers to it. So, I’m going to do my best do break it down from personal experience and see if games really are being taken too seriously these days, or if there is still plenty of room for fun and just overall positive interactions.
By Jirasu3 years ago in Gamers
10 Ways to Your Online Business
10 Steps To Starting, Scaling & Growing A Digital Business In 2022 You’ve got the idea, you’ve got the technology and you have all the passion and drive needed to start your own digital business, but where do you begin? How should you start? Who should you partner with? And what about scale and growth? This step-by-step guide on how to start, scale and grow a digital business in 2022 breaks it down so that anyone looking to follow in your footsteps can get started the right way from day one.
By Md Omur Faruk3 years ago in Gamers
Hero Balance Changes Coming to Overwatch 2 Earlier Than Expected
Previously, Blizzard announced that hero-based balance changes would be coming to Overwatch 2, but not until multiplayer season 2. But recently, Blizzard announced that a significant hero balance patch would be coming on the 15th of November.
By Inspiring YouTuber and Gamer3 years ago in Gamers
Modern Warfare II - The Little Things Still Matter
If you played Modern Warfare 2019 for any length of time, then this game should feel very familiar to you. A direct sequel in every facet possible. While also taking the time to explore new and interesting experiences for both the single-player and multiplayer aspects of the game. Right now, that’s kind of all we have. Campaign, multiplayer, and a few spec ops missions for us to mess around. The real meat and potatoes, DMZ and Warzone, are not out yet. They will be arriving in a couple weeks, the 8th of November if I recall correctly. I could be wrong on that. So, for now, this is all we have to judge the game on. Realistically, anyone who’s talking about COD should wait until those modes are in the game before giving a score of any kind, but we know that’s now how this industry works. It should, but it doesn’t sadly, so I’ll begrudgingly play along. We know what to expect from Warzone, but DMZ has my interest fully peaked, and I hope it delivers and an interesting take of extraction-based shooters. But we won’t know until launch. In the meantime, how’s the new COD? It’s... complicated. It's got some issues, but overall, I’m happy with the 30-second loop of the game. At least in regards to multiplayer. The campaign was noticeably enjoyable, and the standout for me personally was the music. It’s a step up from the last few games, because I can’t remember any of the music except from the OG games. Which, I wasn’t incredibly impressed from the COD event showcase of Warzone. I might be in the minority here but Warzone was always marred by not having players tell a story by finding a gun they want to use, and having to build it from the ground up like other BR’s and especially like Blackout. The loadout system is interesting, but is very short lived once you know how to hit the money requirement to get a drop.
By Jirasu3 years ago in Gamers