It's set via CSS, that's why you cannot just save it.Do you have this image at hand? I can't seem to be able to download it through the emoji
Thanks! Doesn't give the exact image but it's close enough for my needsIt's set via CSS, that's why you cannot just save it.
If you right-click on the image, select 'Inspect' (in Chrome), and then open the "Computed" tab in the developer tools, then you can see the URL under the 'background-image' property.
so ... what you're saying is: our awards are better?The PC Gaming GOTY for ResetEra is being disclosed now.
So far, Subnautica #10 (similar rank as in our ranking), Pillars #9 (robbed!), Dragon Quest #8 (similar), Celeste #7 (same).
I'm sure Uzzy is going to write recommendations for our OT now. He is the #1 supporter of Gris.so ... what you're saying is: our awards are better?
pretty consistent then (for the most part) .... that's good, no?Alright, so we have more or less the same ranking for the top 10, except that:
- the order is slightly different (Pillars ),
- Into the Breach made it #2 on Era and not on the top 10 here,
- Gris made it #8 here and not on the top 10 of Era.
Given the overlap between the communities, yes.pretty consistent then (for the most part) .... that's good, no?
If he isn't saying, I will.so ... what you're saying is: our awards are better?
I actually prefer the order of the games here, but we didn't have any last minute drama of wrong count to spice things upIf he isn't saying, I will.
HITMAN 2 + Pillars 2 tied for number one makes our awards the bestest of the best.
So, you are saying not only are our awards the bestest of the very bestie best, but we are also better at math!I actually prefer the order of the games here, but we didn't have any last minute drama of wrong count to spice things up
Math is dull! Mistakes are exciting!!So, you are saying not only are our awards the bestest of the very bestie best, but we are also better at math!
I have only played a couple of hours of it so far, but yes, it does appear to be very good. Still don't know if like or not some throwbacks like very limited inventory space, but overall I'm really enjoying it.Resident evil 2 remake is sooo dam good.
My reshade also is making me have more heart attacks with game than i should do
they're both VERY different games ... so it's up to you reallyI'm not if I should get Resident Evil 2 now or get Resident Evil 7 while it's on sale and play through it.
As it turns out, NBA Jam On Fire Edition runs perfectly on RPCS3, I just tested it on my PC. So that's a great option, provided that I can buy a copy of the game somehow.Non of the NBA Jam games are available digitally on PC or Steam. as is you're best option is NBA Underground I guess.
Have you considered whitelisting specific tags? (Or blacklisting others)I have tried to increase the amount of data used by my algorithm to retrieve similar games. At first, I was only using the game descriptions.
I have added the text below the banner of the game:
If I take into account the user-defined tags (to learn what they mean, not just as data), then the results sometimes look absurd. I believe these tags are too noisy and unreliable to learn what an "Adventure" game is.
If I add the categories, the results are a bit different, but still relevant. I am still undecided whether it is an actual improvement. More soon.
Congrats~
On my first try.
Just messing with you.Congrats~
Thanks. I have not tried yet. This could help because the data would be "cleaner".Have you considered whitelisting specific tags? (Or blacklisting others)
E.g. basically random stuff is tagged "adventure" or "action" -- or at least those are too generic to provide much differentiation -- but other tags could be relevant.
Query appID: 583950 (Artifact)
Top similar games:
1) similarity: 95.5% ; appID: 583950 (Artifact)
2) similarity: 59.2% ; appID: 878940 (Collective: the Community Created Card Game)
3) similarity: 56.8% ; appID: 410380 (HEX: Shards of Fate)
4) similarity: 56.0% ; appID: 504620 (Grid Legion, Storm)
5) similarity: 55.8% ; appID: 922080 (Shards the Deckbuilder)
6) similarity: 55.7% ; appID: 687280 (HumanKind: The Awakening)
7) similarity: 55.4% ; appID: 320430 (Ascension: Deckbuilding Game)
8) similarity: 55.2% ; appID: 97330 (Magic: The Gathering - Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013)
9) similarity: 54.8% ; appID: 257730 (Infinity Wars: Animated Trading Card Game)
10) similarity: 53.6% ; appID: 958750 (Re-O-Ri)
Query appID: 504230 (Celeste)
Top similar games:
1) similarity: 93.9% ; appID: 504230 (Celeste)
2) similarity: 51.6% ; appID: 252630 (Eldritch)
3) similarity: 49.8% ; appID: 485120 (Frog Climbers)
4) similarity: 48.6% ; appID: 910650 (Thy Knights Of Climbalot)
5) similarity: 48.5% ; appID: 849690 (Ghost Mountain Roller Coaster)
6) similarity: 48.1% ; appID: 382560 (Hot Lava)
7) similarity: 48.0% ; appID: 814380 (Sekiro™: Shadows Die Twice)
8) similarity: 47.9% ; appID: 697910 (Temple Raid VR)
9) similarity: 47.7% ; appID: 936740 (Orogenesis)
10) similarity: 47.4% ; appID: 526470 (Deep Below)
Query appID: 863550 (HITMAN™ 2)
Top similar games:
1) similarity: 95.2% ; appID: 863550 (HITMAN™ 2)
2) similarity: 55.9% ; appID: 382940 (HITMAN™)
3) similarity: 54.4% ; appID: 236870 (HITMAN™)
4) similarity: 53.0% ; appID: 6850 (Hitman 2: Silent Assassin)
5) similarity: 52.1% ; appID: 488823 (Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® Siege)
6) similarity: 51.9% ; appID: 203140 (Hitman: Absolution™)
7) similarity: 51.5% ; appID: 592390 (Radline: Quarantine)
8) similarity: 50.7% ; appID: 488824 (Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® Siege)
9) similarity: 50.0% ; appID: 650120 (Shots Fired)
10) similarity: 49.5% ; appID: 488821 (Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® Siege)
Query appID: 620 (Portal 2)
Top similar games:
1) similarity: 94.3% ; appID: 659 (Portal 2)
2) similarity: 94.0% ; appID: 620 (Portal 2)
3) similarity: 49.9% ; appID: 820600 (ReThink | Evolved 2)
4) similarity: 49.7% ; appID: 3270 (Painkiller Overdose)
5) similarity: 49.0% ; appID: 400 (Portal)
6) similarity: 48.7% ; appID: 104600 (Portal 2 - The Final Hours)
7) similarity: 48.3% ; appID: 247120 (Portal 2 Sixense Perceptual Pack)
8) similarity: 47.7% ; appID: 785920 (Madness of the Architect)
9) similarity: 47.3% ; appID: 831560 (WARRIORS OROCHI 4 - 無双OROCHI3)
10) similarity: 47.2% ; appID: 13210 (Unreal Tournament 3 Black)
Query appID: 646570 (Slay the Spire)
Top similar games:
1) similarity: 93.4% ; appID: 646570 (Slay the Spire)
2) similarity: 61.3% ; appID: 1016730 (Deck of Ashes)
3) similarity: 61.3% ; appID: 367820 (Decromancer)
4) similarity: 60.4% ; appID: 856990 (A Long Way Down)
5) similarity: 57.9% ; appID: 948350 (Royal Booty Quest)
6) similarity: 57.5% ; appID: 266510 (Hand of Fate)
7) similarity: 56.7% ; appID: 557410 (Dream Quest)
8) similarity: 56.4% ; appID: 361130 (Card Dungeon)
9) similarity: 56.1% ; appID: 496620 (Monster Slayers)
10) similarity: 56.0% ; appID: 739050 (Deck Casters)
If you have any suggestion for a game to try, feel free to post it. We will see whether the results are relevant.Query appID: 364470 (The Elder Scrolls®: Legends™)
Top similar games:
1) similarity: 94.7% ; appID: 364470 (The Elder Scrolls®: Legends™)
2) similarity: 60.1% ; appID: 739050 (Deck Casters)
3) similarity: 59.2% ; appID: 232450 (SolForge)
4) similarity: 59.2% ; appID: 291410 (Duelyst)
5) similarity: 59.1% ; appID: 676490 (Heroes of Civilizations)
6) similarity: 57.8% ; appID: 201210 (Pox Nora)
7) similarity: 57.8% ; appID: 438920 (Legends of Callasia)
8) similarity: 57.7% ; appID: 858860 (Tabletop Gods)
9) similarity: 57.5% ; appID: 841260 (FINAL MATCH)
10) similarity: 57.1% ; appID: 410380 (HEX: Shards of Fate)
There are a ton of tags that end up like this. My constant complaint is how people tag everything as "Simulation," without a real useful demarcation into where that category ends. I get why Farming Simulator 19 and Ace Combat 7 might both be marked "Simulation," but that isn't really a useful category once you have two such wildly different games in it.Have you considered whitelisting specific tags? (Or blacklisting others)
E.g. basically random stuff is tagged "adventure" or "action" -- or at least those are too generic to provide much differentiation -- but other tags could be relevant.
Try Let It Die, that game freetoplay tag messes hard with the recommendations.If you have any suggestion for a game to try, feel free to post it. We will see whether the results are relevant.
True.Wok Painkiller Overdose being 4th position in Portal 2 list kinda shows it's not working more or less fully
Frog Climbers in Celeste's list also seems odd, especially that high
Climb mountains. Beat your friends. Be a douchefrog!
There’s only room for one frog at the top!
Frog Climbers is a party game where you and friends play as rock climbing frogs wrestling up mountains, using all of the tricks in the book to reach the top first.
Be a douchefrog! Grab onto your opponent and use them as a ladderstep on your way to glory! Everything is allowed in love and … uh … climbing!
But wait, there's more!
- Climb grips, dangle from dangerous vines and throw yourself from spinning wheels in over 260 mountain combinations.
- Play with up to three friends or alone! Local support for 1-4 players
- Customize your climbing with 4 game modifiers that alters the rules of play
- Pick your favorite frog out of 5 available amphibians
- Alone? No worries! Compete with the world in daily speedruns
Alone? No worries! Compete with the world in daily speedruns. Each day, there is a new mountain. Your journey to the summit will be timed. Beat your friends and enemies!
For Portal 2 vs. Painkiller, it might be the "award-winning" "innovative" formula, with "new characters" and the emphasis on the multiplayer aspect of the game. I don't know, that is a weird match.Help Madeline survive her inner demons on her journey to the top of Celeste Mountain, in this super-tight platformer from the creators of TowerFall. Brave hundreds of hand-crafted challenges, uncover devious secrets, and piece together the mystery of the mountain.
The controls are simple and accessible - simply jump, air-dash, and climb - but with layers of expressive depth to master, where every death is a lesson. Lightning-fast respawns keep you climbing as you uncover the mysteries of the mountain and brave its many perils.
- A narrative-driven, single-player adventure like mom used to make, with a charming cast of characters and a touching story of self-discovery
- A massive mountain teeming with 700+ screens of hardcore platforming challenges and devious secrets
- Brutal B-side chapters to unlock, built for only the bravest mountaineers
- IGF “Excellence in Audio” finalist, with over 2 hours of original music led by dazzling live piano and catchy synth beats
- Pie
This is it, Madeline. Just breathe. You can do this.
I get lots of games about towers. That is disappointing.Try Let It Die, that game freetoplay tag messes hard with the recommendations.
The nice thing with LET IT DIE is that the description is long, so it should be possible to get better results.
you know it!good news indeed
of course they know ... they just don't careyeah, it's interesting that pubs still pay for DRM that does nothing else only annoys people buying games. They can't be not aware, can they?
This is legit great and I wish more companies would follow suit after a while. Like once the DRM is broken, the only real people being punished further are the actual paying customers.good news, everyone!
RE7 is finally free of the infestation!
yeah, sameThis is legit great and I wish more companies would follow suit after a while. Like once the DRM is broken, the only real people being punished further are the actual paying customers.
I already wrote before that I wouldn't post monthly highlight threads on here :V
I already wrote before that I wouldn't post monthly highlight threads on here :V
Aside from annual and maybe January threads at least.
i'm too much of a chicken for both ; _ ;Tried to play some more of RE7 but I think fpp horror games just aren't for me (way too scary lol). The RE2 demo, on the other hand, was quite enjoyable.
I wish Sega would get rid of Denuvo for their older titles especially the ones that cost $20...I mean, Denuvo implementation for a $20 game was dumb enough as is.you know it!
i wish publishers would give up on using that pile of crap already ... it's not like it's doing anything any more ... especially lately
oNLY A matter of time before Sonic Mania loses Denuvo, then its sales will spike.I wish Sega would get rid of Denuvo for their older titles especially the ones that cost $20...I mean, Denuvo implementation for a $20 game was dumb enough as is.