Video Game Chatter

[Smitty]

Gonna get all computer game video nerdy, now.

Mountains are usually used as artificial borders in a game in an open world game. Sometimes there are some higher areas you can cliimb. Skyrim, for example, had some mountains in the game world.

But I really hope this game has a mountain chain that you can get over the other side and have an entirely new landmass over there.

 

[Texas Ace]

Lesser quality version on youtube:

Oh my.

 

[Carp]

2K18 sucks a bunch of dicks. They have to patch it because the shooting is way off.

 

[midswat]

The only game I ever play is NCAA 2013 anymore. I didn't like how they changed recruiting in the 2014 version.

But has anyone ever heard they might be coming out with a new NCAA football game? I thought I remembered reading some kickstart company was working on one back in 2016 or so. Anyone ever hear about that or any updates? Or will EA ever come out with one?

 

[Texas Ace]

The only game I ever play is NCAA 2013 anymore. I didn't like how they changed recruiting in the 2014 version.

But has anyone ever heard they might be coming out with a new NCAA football game? I thought I remembered reading some kickstart company was working on one back in 2016 or so. Anyone ever hear about that or any updates? Or will EA ever come out with one?

No news on that front at all.

I still play 2014 since it was the last version to come out and OS still comes out with new rosters every season. Needless to say, I miss having a new NCAA to play.

I think the all the red tape cutting that would be required to make a licensed NCAA game is going to make it unlikely that we ever see one ever again.

I can see a "college" football game where teams aren't licensed and they simply go with the Madden pre-NFL license route where the cities and team colors match the school of that city, but an actual NCAA-licensed game?

Doubtful.

 

[Deuce]

No news on that front at all.

I still play 2014 since it was the last version to come out and OS still comes out with new rosters every season. Needless to say, I miss having a new NCAA to play.

I think the all the red tape cutting that would be required to make a licensed NCAA game is going to make it unlikely that we ever see one ever again.

I can see a "college" football game where teams aren't licensed and they simply go with the Madden pre-NFL license route where the cities and team colors match the school of that city, but an actual NCAA-licensed game?

Doubtful.

As long as there's an edit function so you can change player and school names/numbers, I'd be all for it. One OS update will have it all set up.

 

[Texas Ace]

As long as there's an edit function so you can change player and school names/numbers, I'd be all for it. One OS update will have it all set up.

Yes, and that's basically what Pro Evolution Soccer has been doing for years.

It's the best soccer game by far, but it loses out in sales because it lacks licensing. But because of that, they provide an excellent editor so you get all of the teams, players, and stadiums anyway.

There are some really talented people out there that make this stuff look even better than it does in FIFA with their official licenses, so I'm sure there would be a community who could do the same for a college football game.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

As long as there's an edit function so you can change player and school names/numbers, I'd be all for it. One OS update will have it all set up.

Shit you had to find the custom rosters for names on players anyway. It's not that much different really.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

So I need a new video game where I can kill some shit. Between Assassin's Creed Origins and Shadows of War, which game should I get?

 

[Rev]

So I need a new video game where I can kill some shit. Between Assassin's Creed Origins and Shadows of War, which game should I get?

Pac Man.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

Pac Man.

Now you're just being ridiculous.

 

[boozeman]

So I need a new video game where I can kill some shit. Between Assassin's Creed Origins and Shadows of War, which game should I get?

Origins is story based, so you are not really killing shit. Just some of the time.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

Origins is story based, so you are not really killing shit. Just some of the time.

Yeah but Assasins Creed always turns into me just killing everything. I suck at sneaking so I just jump in and kill. Same thing with Shadow of Mordor. Mostly just enjoyed the combat.

Although last time I played Assasins Creed was Black Flag which was fun because I just built my pirate ship up.

 

[Smitty]

So I need a new video game where I can kill some shit. Between Assassin's Creed Origins and Shadows of War, which game should I get?

Call of Duty WW2 just came out, and the new Wolfenstein game looked good to me.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

Call of Duty WW2 just came out, and the new Wolfenstein game looked good to me.

Yeah but I'm bad at first person shooters unfortunately.

 

[Smitty]

Well then I’d suggest replaying the Witcher 3 until Red Dead Redemption 2 comes out.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

Well then I’d suggest replaying the Witcher 3 until Red Dead Redemption 2 comes out.

Yeah Witcher 3 was a blast but I don't think I have it in me to replay it.

I am super excited for Red Dead Redemption 2, I just need something to get me through until then.

 

[midswat]

Not much of a gamer at all but that Red Dead Redemption video looked cool. I only have a PS3, mostly for my kids, but I might drop by gamestop and buy the original. Never played it.

 

[UncleMilti]

I only have an Xbox 360. Is it worth getting the newer Xbox One X?

 

[Smitty]

Not much of a gamer at all but that Red Dead Redemption video looked cool. I only have a PS3, mostly for my kids, but I might drop by gamestop and buy the original. Never played it.

The original is one of the best games of the last generation. It's probably in my top 5-10 games all time. It's excellent.