What games are you playing at the moment?

[Dang3r]

Originally Posted by Tyga11

If you're playing first person shooters it's essential (like Warzone) Will take you a day or so to get used to and than you will wonder how you lived without it. Xbox Elite controller will work also

Biggest sh*t ever, the console players had big advantages against PC players (hitboxes, moves, ...), a real shame that WZ is only working with crossplay enabled. For MP strictly no console players and games are ways more fair and smoother to play.

[///d]

Originally Posted by Dang3r

Would recommend TM Warthog HOTAS, top notch but pricey.
Lower segment x56 or TM-16000 would do also.

Alright, Warthog showed up yesterday. Who-lee-chit! This thing is going to be a game changer. Playing Elite Dangerous in VR with a xbox controller was ok but I couldnt easily do a lot of things I wanted, but now that I can build a config in TARGET for the Warthog it's going to be a whole different game.

[TTM0TION]

Originally Posted by hollymolly

addicted currently to wordle.
Anyone else?

Lol, yes. Every morning.

[Triple Seven]

Originally Posted by B58-M340iX

Framerate doesn't appear to impact the game at all which is awesome. I'm able to enjoy it at 21:9 and max frame rates. It's great. From Software games typically have a 60fps cap. I also modified Dark Souls 3 to run with an uncapped framerate without issues.

I'm super stoked for God of War:Ragnarok, Callisto Protocol, Dead Space Remake, and I'll replay The Last of Us Part 1 (although that $70 price tag does bother me), and upcoming Diablo 4.

I worked on The Last of Us Part I, how are you liking it?

[Dang3r]

Originally Posted by ///d

Alright, Warthog showed up yesterday. Who-lee-chit! This thing is going to be a game changer. Playing Elite Dangerous in VR with a xbox controller was ok but I couldnt easily do a lot of things I wanted, but now that I can build a config in TARGET for the Warthog it's going to be a whole different game.

I recommend you to search the net about pre-configured setup ups, those are easy to import to the TARGET software, safes a lot of time.
When you are playing DCS I highly recommend not to use the software, but configure the keys direct into the game, otherwise you may encounter some interferences.

[B58-M340iX]

Originally Posted by Triple Seven

I worked on The Last of Us Part I, how are you liking it?

Played the original PS3 version of TLOU and the PS4 Remaster quite a number of times. I intend to play TLOU Part 1 on PC...I hope that it releases for PC sooner rather than later.

I love the idea of having a developer remake a game from the ground up. I remember switching from composite cables to S-video and being shocked at how much better the quality was from gaming consoles. I hope many games get this treatment. The new $70 bill is hard to swallow if the game does not have any additional content and it is essentially the same exact game remade with modern technologies in mind. I'm very happy the effort was made, but I would hope for a bit of new content to 'help' the price out a bit.

[///d]

Originally Posted by Dang3r

I recommend you to search the net about pre-configured setup ups, those are easy to import to the TARGET software, safes a lot of time.
When you are playing DCS I highly recommend not to use the software, but configure the keys direct into the game, otherwise you may encounter some interferences.

I found some configs but didn't care for the layouts, so I built my own config for Elite, however it only seems to work for the throttle, not the stick. But after a day of writing down controls and determining what I need to cover flight, menus, and driving I think I'm set. I now have toggle switches that operate correctly, and man thats a game changer! I haven't set up layers yet, but so far I haven't found a need yet.

I did download DCS and had to configure some stuff in game, but I haven't played enough to really do much with it, and only have the default aircraft so far. Also, flying the SU is annoyingly tedious with all the trim input that thing requires to fly straight.

[Dang3r]

Originally Posted by ///d

I found some configs but didn't care for the layouts, so I built my own config for Elite, however it only seems to work for the throttle, not the stick. But after a day of writing down controls and determining what I need to cover flight, menus, and driving I think I'm set. I now have toggle switches that operate correctly, and man thats a game changer! I haven't set up layers yet, but so far I haven't found a need yet.

I did download DCS and had to configure some stuff in game, but I haven't played enough to really do much with it, and only have the default aircraft so far. Also, flying the SU is annoyingly tedious with all the trim input that thing requires to fly straight.

I see. The SU is from FC3, ain't? This is obviously not a full blown aircraft, the amount of clickable switches and levers are limited.
Wait for the real deal when you decide to buy an aircraft module like F-16 or F-18, then you would realize the whole potential of the TM, I bet

[///d]

Originally Posted by Dang3r

I see. The SU is from FC3, ain't? This is obviously not a full blown aircraft, the amount of clickable switches and levers are limited.
Wait for the real deal when you decide to buy an aircraft module like F-16 or F-18, then you would realize the whole potential of the TM, I bet

It's the SU-25 that is one of the two free aircraft with the game. I thought maybe I was doing something wrong but after some research I found that even the real aircraft flies this way. Old tech with old school Russian pilots.

[curd]

Project Zomboid, Escape From Tarkov, Valheim, Battlebit, and various other titles that I bounce between. Overwatch 2 has been tugging at me, since I played the original and was a highly ranked player. The Cycle also seems interesting.

[Triple Seven]

Returnal (PS5), although I suck at it, loving it.

[B58-M340iX]

Originally Posted by Triple Seven

Returnal (PS5), although I suck at it, loving it.

Returnal is awesome. Enjoy it

[deltavid]

Farthest Frontier on Steam. Path of Exile and Grounded is what I am playing nowadays. Grounded is way harder than I thought it would be.

[forumlurker]

wrapped up dying light 2. really good game.

waiting for callisto protocol and stalker 2 to release.

till then, it's arma 3 and assetto corsa for me.

[Dang3r]

This!

[chowser51]

did a replay of dead space 1 and almost done with dead space 2 on zealot. trying to finish 2 before cod mwii-2022 campaign comes out in a few hours. lol

[Spyro235]

Wow, never seen this thread before. Been on e90post nearly 10 years now!
So.... I'm playing Squad mostly right now. Great game, have a few servers I frequent that seem to take it kind of seriously. The battle dynamics with a 50vs50 battle that actually has organization and tactics is awesome.
I just got off a 8-9 month bindge on Escape From Tarkov. That game is intense. Love it and hate it at the same time.

[chowser51]

i liked the new mwii campaign. done with it and waiting to try multiplayer.

[Shiza]

Originally Posted by chowser51

i liked the new mwii campaign. done with it and waiting to try multiplayer.

Agreed, played through it on veteran and doing another play-through on realism. For those of us who played the original MW2, Shepard and shadow company were no surprise

[SoCalDodgy]

Originally Posted by Shiza

Agreed, played through it on veteran and doing another play-through on realism. For those of us who played the original MW2, Shepard and shadow company were no surprise

Yep, lots of fun. I played through on Hardened and am about half-way through a second time on Veteran. You've got skills to go at it in Realism! "Alone" sucked (in a good way--just difficult), and I'm not looking forward to it again, but it's good to still have a single player campaign. Looking forward to the multi-player, too, although I wasn't crazy about the AI players during the beta. Time will tell--miles better than Vanguard, though!

[Shiza]

Originally Posted by SoCalDodgy

Yep, lots of fun. I played through on Hardened and am about half-way through a second time on Veteran. You've got skills to go at it in Realism! "Alone" sucked (in a good way--just difficult), and I'm not looking forward to it again, but it's good to still have a single player campaign. Looking forward to the multi-player, too, although I wasn't crazy about the AI players during the beta. Time will tell--miles better than Vanguard, though!

I always try to complete games on the hardest difficulty just so I don't blow through it too quickly. I did find it pretty easy on veteran though. Now Doom Eternal on nightmare, that was a challenge.

[SoCalDodgy]

Originally Posted by Shiza

I always try to complete games on the hardest difficulty just so I don't blow through it too quickly. I did find it pretty easy on veteran though. Now Doom Eternal on nightmare, that was a challenge.

Yep, I am finding it *much* easier second time around since I know where the bad guys are. I do enjoy the completionist challenges in the multi-player--I think I got 99% of them on prior COD's. Fingers crossed it plays well and isn't totally borked from the get-go next weekend!