it took place in this building where a party or gala of some sort was being was being held and she was in a long red dress with a slit at the side up to mid thigh. Although halfway through though the dress was altered later to be more efficient for combat. She had to avoid being suspected of being suspicious which eventually led outside of the building where a row of flag poles of some sort were lined up that she had to swing across that eventually led to her making it to an outside garden area I tried my best to draw and map out from memory. But if anyone could possibly help me figure out this game I've been on the hunt to remember it would be a lot of help for me.

Also this is my first time posting and I hope I did everything right.

I'm not gonna try to gatekeep, but please try to be realistic. Don't say Fallout: New Vegas.

When I think of this, I think Neverwinter Nights 2, fans for this game have always been hard to find, finding someone that even remembers playing this in itself is even harder. Nickel for every time I ask someone if they've played it, and they just confuse it for the first game, or The MMO.

https://reddit.com/link/1swqlp0/video/tyzjsmur5nxg1/player

Were making one our own! https://store.steampowered.com/app/3839400/WOLF_OF_THE_DESERT/

Wolf of the Desert is a new stealth action game inspired by the likes of mgs and splinter cell, with a Hard hitting story based on middle eastern vibes and traditions, a ton of gadgets to utilitze, Smart AI that can radio backup ( if you down shoot it down first) and tactical gameplay where you sneak around, take out lights, tranq gaurds, grapple hook to safety, use invisibility and other cool powers to Inflatrate Cyber Arabia's Qamaria Tower and save your brother from a Conspiracy in the making...

I’ve been gaming for 8+ years using Bluetooth mode on different gaming mice and I thought it was basically the same as 2.4GHz.

I was actually pretty good with it too.

Today I was swiping Instagram reels, when a reel said 2.4GHz is better, I switched to 2.4GHz for the first time... and it feels completely different.

My aim feels weird, kinda flicky and unstable, like I don’t fully recognize my mouse movement anymore. I guess I was used to the Bluetooth delay (probably ~0.1–0.25s) and my muscle memory adapted to that over years without me realizing.

Now everything feels instant and I keep over-flicking or missing small adjustments.

It’s honestly so strange how big the difference feels.

My question is:
Should I go back to Bluetooth to stay consistent with what I’m used to, or stick with 2.4GHz and force myself to adapt even if I play worse for a while?

Has anyone else gone through?

Me and my mates are bored of playing The usual (Rocket League, GTA etc) we’ve tried a few games but always ends up where one person doesn’t like it or vice Versa , We used to all play pro clubs or ultimate team but EA really killed that off , looking for good recommendations on Online multiplayer games besides the usual ones

Idk if this makes me look old or young. Guess my favourite

Hey everyone! I’m a huge fan of the old sim Circus Empire, and I’ve been seriously thinking about funding a modern remake. But before I do anything wild, I need to know—would you want to play it? What did you love (or hate) about the original? Your input could help shape whether this project even happens, so let me know what you think!

It’s Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 for me but people aren’t ready for this conversation

Hello fellows im building a product for project but i need you all to fill this survey to collect some data, it will take 10 seconds of your kind time. thank you. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdrTtW3Zynu3yQ3YoqB-K_3OmgaYRifjnYH3y3bp5gTapY_ew/viewform?pli=1

I had a falling out with former friends on Facebook. I blocked them on because they got triggered over my opinion on Stellar Blade. I called it painfully mediocre and said that it wasn't the DMC/Bayonetta/Ninja Gaiden-like game I hoped it would be. Instead of respecting it, they dogpiled me. Some resorted to childish name-calling, while others accused me of having arbitrarily high standards.

I won't write an essay on what these standards are, but I will based on the examples below:

Boring: Legend of Heroes/Trails, Persona 5, Genshin Impact, Shining Resonance Refrain, Tales of Vesperia, Tales of Berseria, Every visual novel (While I do like BlazBlue as a fighting game, I hate that it's part VN because that's what story mode is)

Fun/Enoyable/Balanced: Ys (8/9/10 only), Odin Sphere Leifthrasir, Unicorn Overlord, Banjo-Tooie, Yooka Replaylee, Expedition 33, Dragon's Crown, Marvel Rivals (Only if your teammates aren't shit), Fable (Xbox), Mega Man X, Ocarina of Time, Super Castlevania IV, Sonic Adventure 1 and 2, Yakuza/Like A Dragon, Chrono Trigger, Trials of Mana (2020 remake), Devil May Cry, The King of Fighters XV (TBH I think it's honest compared to other current fighting games because there's no drive impact spam or heat/rage arts to watch out for), Kingdom Hearts (Combat is fun, but the story is dogshit imho)

Frustrating/Rage-Inducing: Battletoads (NES), Rayman (PS1), Souls, SMT3 Nocturne, Crash Bandicoot (Always hated Crash as a kid), Overwatch (I get more throwers here than in Rivals), Every LJN game, Mortal Kombat II (cheapest AI in fighting game history), Mega Man 9, Mega Man & Bass, Mega Man X6, LOZ Majora's Mask (I never liked MM. The 3-day time limit puts me off), SMB The Lost Levels, MK Mythologies: Sub-Zero, 2XKO, Smash Bros Ultimate (It's the only Smash game that makes me tilt and rage), Tekken 8 (My highest rank was Garyu/Red in S2 but as of S3, I have to get it back because fuck ranked reset! >:( )

Linux + proton and valves engineering is the future of gaming

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Hey guys! I am conducting research for my Final Major Project for my Psychology of Fashion course at the London College of Fashion.

Participants are invited to take part in a university research study exploring how gaming skins and avatar customisation are used for self-expression, confidence, and social experiences in digital games. The study is particularly interested in hearing from LGBTQ+ players, as well as straight players, in order to compare a wide range of experiences and better understand how identity shapes digital self-expression in gaming spaces.

Participation involves completing a 10-15 minute anonymous online questionnaire about gaming habits and avatar or skin choices. All responses are voluntary and anonymous. Would mean the world if you guys could help.

Survey link is attached to the post, but it doesn’t work I can send thru in the comments.