Originally Posted by Darth Tagnan (Post 1061512348)

But I've identified the problem - and I want to do a little ERP - as it's worked for me before with anxiety.

Originally Posted by Darth Tagnan (Post 1061512348)

I'm a little obsessive when it comes to closure, which is a bit of a problem when communicating and exchanging online :)

I love exchanging about games and pretty much everything - but I despise leaving something without some kind of mutual understanding.

Agreeing to disagree is actually my preferred ending to a conflict that can't be resolved - but a lot of people aren't willing to leave it at that.

But I've identified the problem - and I want to do a little ERP - as it's worked for me before with anxiety.

To me, OCD and anxiety are two sides of the same coin.

Originally Posted by Eye (Post 1061512360)

ERP - Erotic Role Play? :)

Originally Posted by henriquejr (Post 1061512382)

And I was here thinking you came back because Denmark made it to the round-of-16 in this World Cup :)

Originally Posted by Darth Tagnan (Post 1061512384)

Exposure and Response Prevention ;)

Originally Posted by ChienAboyeur (Post 1061512188)

No. On Twitch. And deduced is a big word since streamers demonstrated it.
Usually, streamers job is to feature themselves having fun as this is what their viewership want. This leads them to avoid exposing products. By the demand of their trade, they are sort of forced to embellish a product.

TW3 was not graced as a number of streamers made their show exposing the deficiencies in the lack of gameplay.

No deduction involved. Just watching and no turning eyes away from what was demonstrated on the screen.

Originally Posted by ChatMiauleur (Post 1061512419)

Streamers want catering to their needs, meaning instant excitation and gratification, so people keep washing. It brings money to them and pleasure to people like you who live their life and their fun through a proxy who get paid for that.

Why the hell every game should be developped for a bunch of weirdos is a bit too much however.

Originally Posted by Stingray (Post 1061513073)

So according to French translators online, Chien Aboyeur means "barking dog" and Chat Miauleur means "meowing cat". Coincidence? I just hope you aren't arguing with yourself, because so far you seem like the much saner version.

Originally Posted by ChaosTheory (Post 1061511874)

…and if anything goes wrong with this game, we now have our punchline:

"It’s a cool thing because we have a dismembering system."

Better than an awesome button.

Originally Posted by joxer (Post 1061512220)

What you're describing is <insert any MMO here>. Except autocomplete is not any senses but exclamation mark over irrelevant static "dolls". That's not TW3.

Originally Posted by ChienAboyeur (Post 1061513112)

TW3 offer little gameplay, it can not satisfy players looking for gameplay (gamers)

It sure has a lot to offer to players with an attitude as it provides a cheap, no skill required sense of empowerment.

Originally Posted by JDR13 (Post 1061513084)

joxer is more like an AI gone completely rogue but without any logic.

Originally Posted by ChienAboyeur (Post 1061513112)

TW3 offer little gameplay

Originally Posted by Alrik Fassbauer (Post 1061513104)

You mean chopping off limbs ?

Wasn't that a thing a lot of egoshooter people were dreaming of ?

Originally Posted by ChaosTheory (Post 1061513226)

I just think it's sad that gaming needs a "dismembering system", first of all, but that it's also now a marketing talking point…

Originally Posted by azarhal (Post 1061513237)

Dismembering (called limb loss) is part of the pen and paper combat system though…

Originally Posted by Silver (Post 1061513263)

If you think about it, what is the utility of losing limbs? Maybe players will lose them deliberately so they can get prosthetics and other enhancements. The players body will tell a tale which is pretty cool.

Now I'm wondering if there will be realistic scarring…