Screenshot thread

[DDZ]

Call of Stalker: Potato Warfare

 

[Alienman]

R.I.P Stalker

 

[DraQ]

Spoiler

I refuse to this travesty.

 

[Alienman]

I better find them some real food soon..

 

[Ninjerk]

Ratcatcher army never starve

 

[Alienman]

Can never fight either. The stat penalty is brutal

 

[Metro]

 

[Crane]

bioware.jpg

 

[bozia2012]

 

[Ninjerk]

Is that Uplink?

 

[bozia2012]

Is that Uplink?

The Black Watchmen - offshoot of The Secret World ARGs.

You can just solve stuff using the terminal, but you can also give them your telephone number and address for more interactivity.

 

[A horse of course]

you can also give them your telephone number and address for more interactivity.

 

[bozia2012]

you can also give them your telephone number and address for more interactivity.

 

[DramaticPopcorn]

I don't get it, what's the game about ?

 

[bozia2012]

I don't get it, what's the game about ?

You get clues, encrypted shit and other stuff - then you fire up your browser and get to work. Standard stuff is finding archives, decrypting, interacting with made-up websites.

F.e. one of the training missions required you to access a database to view some pics, find a cyphered web address and report back. Now I have a mission where I had to go through some invoices and contact a supplier (mail sent, waiting for confirmation).

Easy stuff now, but there will be bigger missions which will involve people in RL locations (there was already one before early access and the same people did a few for TSW).

 

[Alfons]

Once immersed in an ARG, you could encounter a clue anywhere - an online post, a text from a fictional character, a building, or even an interaction with a stranger on the street. You will begin to see the world differently, sorting through the noise to find the patterns and determine the next step to uncovering the way forward. Your life becomes gamified.

The claims seem as interesting as they are exaggerated.

To understand the emotions and unique experiences offered by an ARG, you either need to talk with someone who lived through one, or experience it for yourself.

So bozia2012 , how gamified has your life become?

 

[bozia2012]

Once immersed in an ARG, you could encounter a clue anywhere - an online post, a text from a fictional character, a building, or even an interaction with a stranger on the street. You will begin to see the world differently, sorting through the noise to find the patterns and determine the next step to uncovering the way forward. Your life becomes gamified.

The claims seem as interesting as they are exaggerated.

To understand the emotions and unique experiences offered by an ARG, you either need to talk with someone who lived through one, or experience it for yourself.

So bozia2012 , how gamified has your life become?

Not enough. I need rent, taxes and shit also tied to progress bars and achievements - otherwise I'm too lazy to pay in time.

 

[Alienman]

haha nice

 

[murloc_gypsy]

the guards in Deadly Shadows support gay rights

(potato quality online photo editor effect)

 

[Unkillable Cat]

Naw, Garrett's just trippin' balls again.

 

[murloc_gypsy]

Naw, Garrett's just trippin' balls again.

That's what happens when you quaff all them health potions lying around

 

[DDZ]

It does look pretty cool actually.

 

[Vikter]

More Binding of Isaac, because that's the only thing I play.

 

[ASSplosion]

 

[Darth Roxor]

I don't get how you can keep playing Blood 2. I tried again fairly recently and I just couldn't stand it.