prole [any, any]

So what does any of this have to do with the OP? You’re the one bickering and being childish here. You’ve not said anything of substance and simply left a sarcastic comment.

How can you possibly read what amounts to “consider the context of your beliefs” and decide to leave this sarcastic, nonsense comment?

RDR2 is basically a clone of dark souls because of the campfires

There are people out there who still thought this game was coming out just a couple of years ago

I wish hexbear had downvotes

If they’re low level there’s a good chance some of them die, which is always my goal when I run a one shot

Oh yeah you can basically do everything from god mode to impossible without a group of people. I haven’t played in a while, but it probably still works…if you melee while sprinting and immediately use your boost it’ll propel you forward a lot faster than just running. It’s the best way to get around before you get vehicles

NMS is probably my most played game of all time. It has changed so much since release and the devs seem to genuinely like working on the game (every update has been free). The modding scene is pretty good too and you can freely edit your local save file as well.

Another commenter pointed out it’s basically just a sandbox, but there are a few long quest lines and they have temporary events with a checklist of goals for rewards and such. It’s still basically just a sandbox with some extra steps, though. They’ve also diversified the planets and creatures a lot over the years.

Anyway, I’d say it’s a game for anyone who likes survival/sandbox/crafting/building. The difficulty options are great as well, you can make it an incredibly difficult game if you want, but you can also make it as easy as you want.

Yeah it’s an incredibly beautiful game considering it was made in the late 80s probably by like 5 people. I was always drawn to how gross the levels looked as a kid, but it was the era of a lot of kids stuff being all weird and gross looking. Like garbage pail kids and shit like that

So I’m old, but there’s this NES game called Abadox that my brother and I played growing up. It was an insanely hard shooter that scrolled horizontally and vertically. You’re inside some sort of alien body zooming around killing shit, but also some paths will dead end and you just die if you go the wrong way so you gotta memorize (or hand draw) the maps. One hit kills you and you lose all upgrades, so sometimes continuing becomes impossible because the enemies are too hard without upgrades.

I used to have nightmares about this game

Idk if these technically count as survival, but Satisfactory and No Man’s Sky are both great. Ark has probably changed a lot since I played it, but I loved it once I found a good server