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Hello and thanks for the interest, I've been running a weekly cyberpunk roleplaying game for hexbear users for over a year now, and I'm looking for new people to join a heist/anti-corporate aktion/criminal syndicate intrigue campaign.

The current system is Shadowrun 5e and I can provide all the information to play the game on Roll20 the web-based tabletop simulator we use to play and utilize discord for voice. We'll build a character together to join the existing group of:

Mafia Orcish Gun-guy Ex-corporate Human Medical Mage Ex-corporate Elven Infiltration Mage Shadowy Human Drone Operator

We are looking for one to two people to join us on Sundays for three hours starting at 8:00PM CET / 2:00PM EST

Please leave a comment or send a DM if interested or have any questions

It's funny to think this was enough to launch an entire franchise back in the 90s

I was scrolling through a list of PS1 roms and realised I'd never actually played the original DOA, having started with the series with the PS2 port of DOA2. I gave it a go in DuckStation and the boob physics are distractingly funny on these low-poly models

The game feels pretty clunky and primitive (which is not that surprising since it came out in arcades in 1996) and it looks like most of the things that make these games fun to play (the four button punch/kick/throw/counter system, interactive multi-tier stages with hazards, breakable walls and objects & fast-paced combat where most attacks send your enemy flying at mach 2 right into the things I just listed) were introduced in Dead Or Alive 2

Hope the image host works, not sure where to put mp4s now that imgur requires a login

The "friend" then went on a parade about "death camps" and whatnot

One of my favorite games that I miss dearly from its glory days is (don't laugh!) Fortnite: Save the World. If you've never tried it, do not buy it currently, because all of the greed and shittiness from Battle Royale carries over. Anyway, the combination of Fortnite's intuitive building mechanics with a bunch of weapons you can min/max, extreme amounts of legitimately creative design, story, mission types, led to a genuinely enjoyable experience that I have a lot of fun memories now. I got the game before it became a huge thing, but now it has all gone to shit. To even get to the game, you need to go to the main menu of BR and wade through thousands of shitty creative mode Fortnite dime a dozen """game modes.""" Once you're in the game proper, all of the skins, emotes, and new mechanics that do nothing but make the game worse hit you like a fucking truck as you realize this game got killed by Epic Game's greed and sadness. The game is now barely maintained, the story was never finished, and overall it's a mess.

This is a genuine shame to me, as I remember it being such a blast to build your base, min/maxing characters and guns to make overpowered combinations to destroy zombies with, and hang out with your friends as you do creative missions. So I want to try my best at making a game that can recapture that fun, and that magic.

So, the game needs to be:

• Third Person Shooter
• Zombie Game
• Building
• Lots of Customization and Variety in Weapons
• Story that isn't Completely Fucking Boring

My question is, how much of this can I borrow from Fortnite? Would I get sued for implementing the Fortnite building system? I know I can't rip assets or anything, but would I be able to implement, for example, "the Storm" as an opposing force? If any comrades know, thank you so much!

i might give it a try, how about you guys?

These were my favorite part of magazines like GameFan (RIP) I ordered some DBZ figures from one of them, I remember my mom calling the number and talking to someone to place the order. Good memories.

I love this artstyle so much

real not fake!!

Anyone here played this? It looks very cute

I came across this playing DS2. Transitioned. Staying that way, this is part of my journey.