That is actually a pretty good guess. Wouldn’t be surprised if they get the original version.
Funny thing with the remaster coming out is that my coworker has had the game for a long time and would bring it in sometimes, and we would keep talking about how someone should remake it or make a similar game because it is still a blast to play. Turns out they were doing just that and we didn’t know it.
I do play it on occasion, despite really liking it it’s a bit too stressful for me solo to just jump into for more than a game or two. If there was a group I’d be down for playing more.
I’ve never actually heard any of the promises of NMS. I was basically sold on the notion of being able to fly from a planet to a space station seamlessly without loading screens, by watching one of the original tech demos…
As my Canadian cousins might say, oh fuck yeah bud. I’m regularly on, as is WealthyAardvark and Apsup, along with some of the other Friends from the Internet crew.
Here’s a clip from the last time I was playing with Eoghan and Apsup, simultaneous kills:
I’ve started playing now too but going solo is pretty silly, not found of the non third person games but it gives you too much of an advantage not to use.
Also random game hangs are stupid, so I can get frustrated.
At the same time it can be great I, won a game with a pistol while the last guy had an assault rifle, I was told later by friends that pistols suck in this game lol.
They sure as shit do the job in a pinch. It wasn’t in the above game, but it was in the above session, I ended up seperated from Apsup and Eoghan, and all I found was a pistol, two magazines worth of ammo, and that’s it(well, other than trousers.) Someone else dropped near me, they had a level 3 backpack, some healing items, and I think a shotgun - I crept along, followed him until he managed to corner himself trying to get up a hill, and just unloaded into him, grabbed his shit and legged it.
I bought West of Loathing after watching Markiplier play it. I have to say it’s very fun. It’s by the makers of Kingdom of Loathing and it has that stick man style that was popular in the early days of the Internet. It also feels like Skyrim and an old-style overworld RPG and Wild Wild West had a baby. Lotta puns and easy jokes, like finding needles in haystacks, that I feel appeals to Rym’s sense of humor.
I dunno. I like the game a decent bit but the combat is pretty mashy. It’s not super engaging. The story is pretty wacky though but it’s more the layers that seem to add to it. The first playthrough is pretty generic anime. I just feel like it gets lifted a lot for its story but that is a lot of what it has going for it.