Sorry, the greatest Rpg remains planescape Torment.
Sorry, the greatest Rpg remains planescape Torment.
Huh does that actually work? Don’t have a system handy to try it out.
I haven’t played it, but I have heard good words for having a few playthroughs. But I believe it does not have the staying power of POE.
Well, OP could always play BG1 and BG2 which are still two of the greatest games ever.
Path of exile is superior.
Black sabbath war pigs intensifies.
That’s what I hate the most.
That’s a really good time, congrats. Untrained, I run only half the distance in that amount of time…
Holy hell, sparta to Athens in two days?
Well I opened Google maps and it is 2 days 3 hours lol. 233km on modern roads. If he’d run on an average 10km/h for 12 hours per day total, yes it would be barely possible I guess. So it is indeed believable, but dude was really rad.
It’s very similar in some ways in the surface, but pretty different in essence. I like both. STS is more hardcore and “strict” and choices matter more, MT is more chill, relying on a single good combo usually, but with very high ceiling for broken fun things. I prefer MT more to unwind.
Slay the Spire but no Monster Train?
Have you met any such person?
I have interacted with triple digits number of developers and I have met exactly zero folk with such a need. If there is an actual need by a team member, sure, we will be accommodating.
Until then, however, the much more common thing is for people to have their own preferences for tab width and ignore the current code style, ending up in an identation abomination that sucks for everyone. Therefore, no thanks, forced width for everyone, using spaces.
No point ruining the happy path scenario for a theoretical person with such a disability. If there will be an actual need, sure, let’s convert to tabs only then.
They very well know what they are doing. Take your filthy tabs and get out of here. Spaces only.
Gabriel Knight 3. I dont know if you have played it, but for me it is the king of adventures.
Eeeh… I mean…
Well, until you start understanding the game mechanics, you can follow a build guide.
I do not, and I roll my own builds, and I will say they are generally quite successful. I can get ideas from guides, or other builds on poe.ninja, but then I still research and adjust to my liking, budget, and playstyle.
Rolling a build is more than half of the game for me, and I spend a lot of time tuning and testing.
So yeah I’d say there are several layers to playing PoE:
I’ve only followed a build once. And it was fun. Then I rolled my own, and it was more fun for different reasons.
But definitely needs a lot of time investment long term. It should probably take a couple of years for you to be able to claim you know what you are doing. But thankfully, the game respects you and does not demand your immediate time investment. You can play at you own pace. I have work and family, I play for a couple of hours every few days mostly. And it is fine. No one is pressuring me with daily quests and shit like that. I play because I feel like playing. I pause and play other games no problem, depending on my mood. It’s great.
The newest path of exile build with my newest custom build.
Only reason I cared about it was the one in a gazillion chance to get a free steam deck.
Slice and dice is similarly fun.