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DQ XI is the best RPG I have played in possibly a decade lol.

 

Second best to Persona 5 for me

 

I'm like 25 percent into Persona 5 right now, really like it but no where near as much as DQ11 yet, maybe I need to play more??

I'm taking a break from it with Diablo 3 right now

 

Maybe, I was absolutely hooked from the start though and now consider it my favourite some ever lol

 

I don't usually complete games that I fucking hate. Especially JRPGs that take hours to get moving.

 

my roommate clearly hates himself

 

He's clearly living his best life

 

Xenoblade is amazing

 

Yeah, I've seen some weird takes on JRPGs in this thread lately haha

 

I bought the Switch just to play Octopath, loved the shit out of it. I guess I could try some demos and see what's what.

 

DQ11 will be on Switch at some point, it’s in development, there’s no release date yet though

 

I wish they’d localize the amazing 3DS version :(

 

Forum - Announcements - Path of Exile is Coming to PS4 - Path of Exile
Path of Exile is coming to PS4 next month!

 

I’m legit excited about this, I never thought this was gonna show up on PS4.

 

I just bought a LED strip thing to back light my gaming TV. Love it.

 

Do they serve a purpose or are they just lights?

 

also recommending Undertale w/r/t Switch RPGs in case you haven’t played it

haven’t finished but so unique and moving

 

It's called bias lighting, and yeah, it reduces eye strain.

What Bias Lighting Is and Why You Should Be Using It

 

Subbing

 

At the Diablo 3 act V final boss. I died 4 times last night then rage quit. Guess i'll do some grinding today.

 

Yesssss I’ve always wanted to play it. Hopefully we get Torchlight 2 now.

 

If you go to the site and look at the optical illusion, I think that it most interesting.



Refer to the optical illusion image above to see the effect made apparent. The bar that stretches across the center of the image is one constant shade of gray (RGB: 142, 142, 142) but it appears to be lighter in on the dark side of the gradient and darker on the light side of the gradient. This illusion, known as the simultaneous contrast illusion, illustrates how your eyes perceive gray to be darker and richer when seen against a lighter background (on the right side), but more washed out when seen against a dark background (on the left side). Illuminate the wall behind your screen and the same contrast illusion takes effect: the grays and blacks on your screen appear richer, and the contrast seems stronger between them and the surrounding area.



Related to that previous trick, many people adjust the values for brightness and contrast to higher levels in order to get the intensity of color and black contrast they desire. If the environment you’re watching the screen in already helps boost the contrast and create a better looking image on the screen, then you can turn the brightness back down. Not only will your eyes thank you because the screen isn’t shining at your face like a headlamp, but you’ll extend the life of the backlight mechanism in your HDTV or monitor.

Eye fatigue reduction, better looking images, and a longer life for your monitor’s backlight? What’s not to love about bias lighting? Let’s take a look at how to set it up so you don’t have to live another day with screen-induced eyestrain and washed-out pictures.

 

Don’t be afraid to knock the difficulty down one to make things easier.

 

My pride won't let me! The little I have left!