Additional mechanic: your APM now controls your GPU's fan speed

1000%. I don't remember the names and specifics, but just like with elements, different damage types are effective against different enemy types. If it's serrated (saw cleaver, whip), it deals more damage to beasts. Bolt is helpful against ghost-y enemies and other, more unusual things.

Yo, wanna play Bloodborne sometime?

For real, have not been able to stop thinking about it. Made two friends off of it, we all have been tryin different games to scratch the itch and just nothing comes close. I really do want it to succeed, I think they've got something really good going so long as they can follow through.

I'd definitely agree with Bloodborne being the best. You can still gleam the significance of places in the Souls games (a religious site, a battlefield, etc) but I think the comparatively modern stylings of Yharnam lets you intuit a lot more about what was going on in any given locale.

After trying both, I really dunno about Arc anymore. Wasn't a fan of the guns, and the healing felt particularly annoying.

Without going into particular details, I went from cautiously optimistic about Marathon to basically addicted. It's just up to Bungie to follow through, which is, y'know.

Orange, the overlay/highlight Batou has in his vision for doors and blood and whatnot, oh yeah. I ran group of people through it, HR fans in particular, and they had to double check the release date because of how mindblown they were. Call me crazy, I miss the filter on HR's re-release.

Dinergate racing, glizzy-eating contest, I don't even remember everything that happened in this session

I'm just gonna put up all the wacky highlights in here, there's too many to go through

Like dawg in what other medium are you gonna see HK416 about to get eaten by Pac-Man, more GFL fans need to get in on this

My main tabletop group has been running GFL tabletop for years now, they really do work great. A few Arknights campaigns and taken bits and pieces from all sorts of other games for our mad experiments, too. Punishing Gray Raven was one I was trying to get off the ground for a while.

"Drip drop, drip drop" now has a whole new malefic context to it, I won't be able to talk to that one NPC without losing it

I always caught this vibe from it early on, doubly so with certain friends I know who were really deep into it before release. I wasn't super impressed with the demo either talking on the game itself, it just felt like an unpolished EYE mod or somethin.