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Sunday was gaming day! What did you play? Weekly thread (hexbear.net)

submitted 4 weeks ago by Sickos@hexbear.net to c/games@hexbear.net

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I have continued my Kenshi antics, killing slavers and freeing everyone. I have most of the UC slave farms down now and finally finished my "I got the Phoenix" world tour and handed him to the Shek.

Also bashed through a lot of Jump Space with friends. 4p co-op mission-based PvE space FPS, think Deep Rock on a ship. Love it. Incredible pacing, honest. Could use some player progression, but I'm assuming that's just the early-access-ness. If this is all that ever comes of it, I'll still have gotten my money's worth and would just think of it as a bit repetitive on the content. But fun as hell.

Tried Arc Raiders. Absolutely furious about it. Gamers suck. Thought this could be a learning moment for them since all meaningful loot comes from not-other-players, so the PvPvE should really lead to mostly PvE play and freeform team-ups, but gamers are gamers and deserve the gulag. It's just another Tarkov; most players are pieces of shit. (Note: I have not gotten good, but the moral judgement stands.)

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[–] invo_rt@hexbear.net 5 points 4 weeks ago

Yeah! I'm glad you're enjoying Y0. You've identified what makes Yakuza so interesting; it's the dichotomy began a gritty, serious crime drama and wild, unhinged side quests and characters. I don't know how the full series plays out, but Kiryu is a great example of a non-toxic male character.