I would argue that many stories told in games could be translated to other regions and cultures because they are kinda universal. Story of revenge, MC going from 0 to hero... So things would be for the most part be the same we would just get something different that would shine light on underused cultures and regions. One of the audio books that i listened last year was Red Monk of Roha (Ethiopia) and at it's core story could be translated to for example Japanese one or hell European middle age setting. But all other things make that book interesting and get you more familiar with that region history and culture. So i truly believe that it could work but devs publishers just need to get courage and make it.I'm all for using the very underused parts of Earth's cultural history, but there's an angle that's both "it won't sell because are not familiar", that is also way too similar to the "no minorities, they should just make their own games and not dilute the racial purity of our games" argument from chuds.
And things are changing, we got just that this year in PoP: The lost crown and Tales of Kenzera: ZAU... and they were published by Ubisoft and EA, not exactly indies.
This is something I think Ubisoft in particular deserves credit for. Their Assassins Creeds games, I think, have always been good at letting these countries and cultures shine through, or at least more than most other games do.And things are changing, we got just that this year in PoP: The lost crown and Tales of Kenzera: ZAU... and they were published by Ubisoft and EA, not exactly indies.
Issue with Ubisoft is that their writing sucks for the most part.This is something I think Ubisoft in particular deserves credit for. Their Assassins Creeds games, I think, have always been good at letting these countries and cultures shine through, or at least more than most other games do.
I'm way overdue for something like that. Almost 550 games on there and so many of them that initially made me go "hey that looks neat" but that if I haven't bought them by now I never will. I'm sure a good chunk of them I'll have no memory of whatsoever lol.I didn't quite "purge" my wishlist but I think during the last chrismas sale I removed 200+ games from it.
Basically, if something was on sale for a substantial discount and I still wasn't interested, I thought about whether I would even play it any time soon (for a pretty big value of "soon", like "this decade") if I got it for free, and if the answer was "no" I removed it.
That said, 3 days ago while browsing the golden week event I added 10 games to the list, so I'm clearly not fully reformed.
Yeah, it was the same situation for me. Some I didn't remember at all, and for many I still thought "hey that looks neat but I'm never realistically going to play it".I'm way overdue for something like that. Almost 550 games on there and so many of them that initially made me go "hey that looks neat" but that if I haven't bought them by now I never will. I'm sure a good chunk of them I'll have no memory of whatsoever lol.
Can confirm this is working with Script Extender. I did the manual method since I wasn't sure about handing over my Steam login credentials. But it's an open-source mod, so someone with more time can verify it's safety. The manual methods posted on the modpages do work just fine.Alright Fallout friends, here we go.
A mod that automates the process of downgrading to the previous version.
Fallout 4 Downgrader
Restore your game's mod compatibility with Fallout 4 Downgrader. Quickly revert Fallout 4 to its pre-next-gen version to continue using mods that uses F4SE and Buffout. Simple, automated, and availablwww.nexusmods.com
A mod that tricks steam into thinking you're on the latest patch.
STEAM - Skip Next-Gen update
Use this acf file to trick steam into thinking your game is updated, so you can use your mods with peace of mindwww.nexusmods.com
Gonna give these a test later.
God I love modders.Alright Fallout friends, here we go.
A mod that automates the process of downgrading to the previous version.
Fallout 4 Downgrader
Restore your game's mod compatibility with Fallout 4 Downgrader. Quickly revert Fallout 4 to its pre-next-gen version to continue using mods that uses F4SE and Buffout. Simple, automated, and availablwww.nexusmods.com
A mod that tricks steam into thinking you're on the latest patch.
STEAM - Skip Next-Gen update
Use this acf file to trick steam into thinking your game is updated, so you can use your mods with peace of mindwww.nexusmods.com
Gonna give these a test later.
“When we started to work on the very first Life Is Strange a long time ago, we had no publishers,” Koch said. “We didn’t know exactly where we would sell the game or…if we would even sell it. [...] At this time, we were in need of publishing, and Square was interested in buying the games; they bought the rights for it, and they bought the franchise. [...] But since they bought the franchise, our hands were tied. We couldn’t really work as we wanted on what paths the character should go, what kind of game we could make, and how we would like to make the franchise evolve.”
I can't wait!“We’re trying to create another core story, universe, and world-building that we will discover first in Lost Records: Bloom & Rage that we can extend on later,” Koch said. “So it’s definitely slightly different. We’re also wanting to—maybe not completely at first in this first game—but also explore some slight different genres or mechanics that might slightly bend away from what exactly a narrative adventure game like Life Is Strange, Tell Me Why, Twin Mirror or even the Telltale Games would be.”
Play..... Games? Do we do that on this board?Mass Effect is on sale.
Need to replay the whole series soon.
The ultimate re/dc classic version on PC is complete then.Dino Crisis 2 Classic Rebirth Remaster Mod Available for Download
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It's not too late to sign the petition! Together, we can make a difference!All this talk on Stellar Booba and I was out attending a friend's wedding in Ohio.