Yes, it's well deserved. Game is very fun, even if it doesn't end up having staying power it's responsible for some of the biggest laughs I've ever had playing vidya with friends.
Except having somebody in the truck is actually helpful in this game because you literally cannot open certain doors, check the time, disable turrets/mines or see loot and enemies through walls without them.
The only use for a phasmo van gay is calling out activity while people are still looking for the room and reporting sanity average when a hunt starts.
>Frequenter on FurNexus before this gay was even born >Me: Only contribution is flops and minorly recognized social media d&d games
What went so wrong with alt entertainment besides ~~*the obvious*~~?
Did this guy make this game by himself?
I just think it's funny when a solo indie or small team make a jank game like this that also happens to be lightning in a bottle, and get dumped on with money they don't have to share with anyone.
I've been avoiding using mics in videogames all my life. I bought this expecting to use only text chat, but eventually I got sick of not being able to type shit in time and just started using my laptop's mic. I was able to talk to people just fine, didn't feel weird or awkward at all. What the frick have I been afraid of all this time? I kinda can't believe some FOTM game is what made me realize I'm not a fricking sperg and that I just need to grow a pair.
I was reading about the history of that song the drop pod makes since I've heard it since I was a kid and I know it as like the ice cream truck song and nothing else (its called Turkey in the Straw if you're curious) and I stumbled upon pic related >In 2014, Dr. Theodore R. Johnson asserted that the jingle used by many ice cream trucks in the United States was based upon this song. It has been argued that this allegation is incorrect, as the "Turkey in the Straw" tune had been used long before this song was created. Nevertheless, because of the association, a number of American ice cream truck companies ceased to use the "Turkey in the Straw" melody for their jingles.
So now I think I have the means to make a very funny fake outrage with this moronicly popular game but I'm not sure where to start.
Entertainment value of friends dying in funny ways is wearing a bit thin after ~15h and the endgame items do not make me hopeful for the future. Jetpack for example adds absolutely no value to the gameplay loop and is just a one time gag, similiarly there is almost no use for the ladder. Game needs more real variety, not more gimmick items and monsters that provoke no new strategies.
Lethal Company really makes me wish there were more fleshed out games with immersive VC.
The main draw is to play with friends, however there is a public lobby feature for individuals who cannot get a group together.
Although you run the risk of dealing with un-wrangled tards and spergs by joining a public lobby, so beware.
You could probably enjoy it solo as the scares are still neat and it's fun to explore, but you should know that it is not balanced at all around solo play. Your experience will basically boil down to setting a stopwatch at the start of every run and seeing how long it takes before a monster comes and buttfricks you.
>A literal furry made bank
>and Ganker helped
Are you proud?
Furries have to be some of the biggest morons on the planet. This dude could probably have double the sales if he kept that shit off his socials.
not keeping it to yourself is just part of being a furry
Yes, it's well deserved. Game is very fun, even if it doesn't end up having staying power it's responsible for some of the biggest laughs I've ever had playing vidya with friends.
>21
wow he is super talented.
Gonna go far.
>Ripping off Phasmaphobia with a shit artstyle
>Talented
I just wanna know which AAA publisher he's connected to
I bet you're the type of homosexual who sits in the truck the whole round if you think the games play anything remotely similar.
Except having somebody in the truck is actually helpful in this game because you literally cannot open certain doors, check the time, disable turrets/mines or see loot and enemies through walls without them.
The only use for a phasmo van gay is calling out activity while people are still looking for the room and reporting sanity average when a hunt starts.
furries make the world go round
>Frequenter on FurNexus before this gay was even born
>Me: Only contribution is flops and minorly recognized social media d&d games
What went so wrong with alt entertainment besides ~~*the obvious*~~?
>21
everyone younger than me already so much further ahead in life...
Did this guy make this game by himself?
I just think it's funny when a solo indie or small team make a jank game like this that also happens to be lightning in a bottle, and get dumped on with money they don't have to share with anyone.
I've been avoiding using mics in videogames all my life. I bought this expecting to use only text chat, but eventually I got sick of not being able to type shit in time and just started using my laptop's mic. I was able to talk to people just fine, didn't feel weird or awkward at all. What the frick have I been afraid of all this time? I kinda can't believe some FOTM game is what made me realize I'm not a fricking sperg and that I just need to grow a pair.
would it be plebbit to say something like
>proud of you
i guess i'll just say youre a homosexual
Good job.
Proud of you anon. I was the same way but discovered the same thing myself a couple years back in VRChat
I was reading about the history of that song the drop pod makes since I've heard it since I was a kid and I know it as like the ice cream truck song and nothing else (its called Turkey in the Straw if you're curious) and I stumbled upon pic related
>In 2014, Dr. Theodore R. Johnson asserted that the jingle used by many ice cream trucks in the United States was based upon this song. It has been argued that this allegation is incorrect, as the "Turkey in the Straw" tune had been used long before this song was created. Nevertheless, because of the association, a number of American ice cream truck companies ceased to use the "Turkey in the Straw" melody for their jingles.
So now I think I have the means to make a very funny fake outrage with this moronicly popular game but I'm not sure where to start.
I live for teh lulz
Entertainment value of friends dying in funny ways is wearing a bit thin after ~15h and the endgame items do not make me hopeful for the future. Jetpack for example adds absolutely no value to the gameplay loop and is just a one time gag, similiarly there is almost no use for the ladder. Game needs more real variety, not more gimmick items and monsters that provoke no new strategies.
Lethal Company really makes me wish there were more fleshed out games with immersive VC.
The ladder has like one use in one of the desert moons to access a fire exit, but yeah its pretty worthless once you know how to jump gaps
The items are fine there's just not any real use for them with the way maps currently generate.
Well, yeah, they COULD be useful, but we would need something like a complete outdoor map so it's not relegated to one or two fire exit skips.
this game is proof that the west isn't dead yet
>game requires friends
Absolute bullshit, I have been having a blast with randos
Is this worth a buy if you have no one to play with? All the videos seem to be groups of friends playing it exclusively.
The main draw is to play with friends, however there is a public lobby feature for individuals who cannot get a group together.
Although you run the risk of dealing with un-wrangled tards and spergs by joining a public lobby, so beware.
You could probably enjoy it solo as the scares are still neat and it's fun to explore, but you should know that it is not balanced at all around solo play. Your experience will basically boil down to setting a stopwatch at the start of every run and seeing how long it takes before a monster comes and buttfricks you.
Unironically some of the most fun I've had in games for a while