Just finished building a linux rig for Steam. Open world RPGs like The Witcher or KOTOR are pretty appealing. A game with no story is akin to terrible tasting gum.
I'm not so sure about that, besides, what would be the definition of "no story"?Just finished building a linux rig for Steam. Open world RPGs like The Witcher or KOTOR are pretty appealing. A game with no story is akin to terrible tasting gum.
First, howdy and welcome to the forum.Just finished building a linux rig for Steam. Open world RPGs like The Witcher or KOTOR are pretty appealing. A game with no story is akin to terrible tasting gum.
About Steam on Linux: I tried installing Linux Mint to an external hard drive, then installing Steam on that. And it worked! Then I booted the drive on another computer... and it worked!Just finished building a linux rig for Steam. Open world RPGs like The Witcher or KOTOR are pretty appealing. A game with no story is akin to terrible tasting gum.
In tangentially related news: What is the last game you played that had a really good story? Just curious.Just finished building a linux rig for Steam. Open world RPGs like The Witcher or KOTOR are pretty appealing. A game with no story is akin to terrible tasting gum.
Hello there (in Obi Wan accent)First, howdy and welcome to the forum.
Second, I also play games for the story. KOTOR was pretty good, well placed plot twist and all.
Because of that I got KOTOR 2 and was terribly disappointed that it went all nihilistic. Kreia was depressing. I categorically refused to try to bank any approval with her.
Third, about games with no story... Eh, it depends why you're chewing gum. Some chew it for the flavor but others chew as a nervous tic, just something to keep their mouths busy. Others chew because they are trying to kick a tobacco habit.
There are just so very many people who make mastering a video game into a point of pride. For them souls-like games are actually fun. There are some who collect everything in a collectathon game because it satisfies the magpie urge to establish order and feel like they have accomplished something. To each his own.
5 & 6 are on my to do list. Games with biblical/theological overtones seem to draw me in as well. The Tiger and Elephant system was a nice touch in 4. Hunting=grinding that's the point.My favorite game is Far Cry 5. There you are fighting against and evil (even biblical) cult. And the graphics are probably the best in gaming. But in the game you will do a lot of hunting for money to buy and upgrade weapons.
As far as the game being violent, it does not bother me spiritually.
I built my own gaming rig a couple of years ago. It'll play anything out there.
Path of Exile never interested me either but if ya got designer skills always go for it.Always get job ads saying they need people for Grinding Gears in my town but being a video gamer designer for that game doesn't appeal to me. Not that I am one lol
HK yes, steampunk ...no.
Middle EarthPath of Exile never interested me either but if ya got designer skills always go for it.
Question? You live in New Zealand?
Hobbiton is about 170 km from me.Figuratively or literally? Asking for a friend