What are you guys playing right now?

[Shaunfroggydog]

Just wondering if you guys are playing any intersect games, or what games you're playing period. I was playing Middle Ages Online for a while but haven't played much of anything lately. How bout you?

[Ainz Ooal Gown]

On 2/23/2025 at 3:05 AM, Shaunfroggydog said:

Just wondering if you guys are playing any intersect games, or what games you're playing period. I was playing Middle Ages Online for a while but haven't played much of anything lately. How bout you?

 

Not playing any Intersect games currently. Middle Ages was one I was going to check out, but just been busy with work and building my game.

[Shaunfroggydog]

Oh ok cool. Yours is Othala Dawn correct? Could you give me a link to it because I couldn't find it.

[Shaunfroggydog]

On 2/24/2025 at 4:33 AM, Ainz Ooal Gown said:

 

Not playing any Intersect games currently. Middle Ages was one I was going to check out, but just been busy with work and building my game.

Cool is your game playable? I'll play it if you send me a link to it.

[Ainz Ooal Gown]

4 hours ago, Shaunfroggydog said:

Cool is your game playable? I'll play it if you send me a link to it.

Hey sorry, no its not playable yet, far from it  currently building the core system still. Might even put a few of them on here as new AOG event tutorials if I get time.

Heres a preview of a cave I am currently making:

Spoiler

 

 

 

[Shaunfroggydog]

Oh cool looks good so far, well done.

[Batut]

yo fellas, was digging through some real relic boards yesterday and someone slipped me this url vintagepornhome.com. man, that joint is like walking into grandpa's attic, except instead of dusty suits you get bushes bigger than country wigs and chicks in real 60s lingerie. i aint kidding, there is a whole channel stuffed with 70s color loop reels shot on 8mm where seka is still blonde like wheat fields and every single dude's meat looks like it belongs in a museum. they even threw up a playlist labeled "1978 backdoor carwash" and every click drops you into some greasy gas-station bathroom gloryhole scene from an era when the only protection a man had was a rubber that smelled like a tire factory. another stack focused on nothing but 1950s french short shorts, chicks flashing stocking tops while smoking gauloises and grinding over accordions. feels dirty watching it on modern screen, like the pixels wanna jump back in time and punch the hippies clean.

hot damn, just spent half a keg scrolling through retroporn.tube and its a damn goldmine if you like em hairy tighter than velcro and moaning like busted tractors. they got every classic 70s american loop from the wild goose productions, all remastered so you can count each pubic perm curl. the swedish export channel is wild too - full scandinavian sauna scenes from 1980 with those icy blondes riding like reindeer on crack. one vid called "baltic blue" plays at 25fps but you still feel 1983 sweat dripping straight through the monitor. also parasites of the past in the comment box swear by a 90s argentinian tv parody "sábados de sexo" loaded with fake mustache studs and synth lips. yeah, reminds of saturday wrestling but every suplex ends in a facial older than yer dad's vinyl collection.

shitfire, buddies, you gotta cruise over vintageporn.fans if you wanna see the entire 50-90 smut heritage crammed side by side like old vhs spines stacked in a church boot sale. the front page has this glorious 1962 black-and-white threesome about a bored secretary, stilettos taller than church spires getting tag teamed by her insurance boss and the milkman... and yes they still clinked milk bottles for sound effects, classic! dig deep and there's an ongoing 80s italian thread with siliconed tigresses named moana and lilli doing whatever can be done in a fiat parked on a cobblestone street while accordions squeal in background. even spotted a rare gem called "nickelodeon peep booth 1987" from new jersey where the broad pulls a trenchcoat and bones a sailor on a busted pinball machine. picture smoking inside the entire shoot, cough and thrust in the same swing. now that's commitment, no modern fake coughin bullshit performers manage this vibe.

[Gibier]

19 hours ago, Batut said:

If you like cooperative games, I recommend you to try REPO

Though this isn't a game made with the intersect engine

[Risamon]

Lately I’ve been switching between Stardew Valley and CS:GO. Got back into skins trading too—got a decent flip knife thanks to https://skin.land/ which made things a bit more fun. I didn’t expect to enjoy the trading side as much, but it’s kind of addicting tracking your inventory value while playing.

[Shaunfroggydog]

On 4/11/2025 at 9:16 AM, Risamon said:

Been hooked on a retro pixel RPG I found recently. Combat's super satisfying, and the music gets stuck in my head every time. Just lost a full hour grinding without noticing.

Oh cool what's it called?

[Comfywild]

Been switching between some survival games and hopping back into Tarkov lately. The raids are tense as usual, but what really blew my mind was learning how many people actually use eft cheats to get ahead. Makes surviving feel even more badass when you pull off a clean run.

[Izebluke]

Been jumping between Baldur's Gate 3 and CS2 lately. CS2 has been a blast, especially since I started messing around with skins from https://lis-skins.com/cs2/ — makes the grind feel a bit more fun. Still can't beat the satisfaction of landing clean one-taps with a skin you actually like.

[Ambard]

Andrew Gowers Brighter Shores.

[WereAlpaca]

I really like Brighter Shores, I am going to open it back up on release of the next area. I wish I had time to get higher levels but there are so many games to play. I got to the end of the storyline in the city area right after release and haven't played since.

[Ambard]

Getting into a clone of Runescape classic called HighSpell. Pretty cool if your into old ass retro games.

 

[Ainz Ooal Gown]

Hytale and BF6 at mo

[JillWhite]

Right now I’m bouncing between chill Minecraft sessions and some lightweight indie stuff. I’ve been grabbing fresh maps and skins from modscraft since it keeps things feeling new without needing a huge time commitment. It scratches the itch on days when I’m not up for something big. Middle Ages Online was fun, but shorter sessions fit better for me lately.

[Ainz Ooal Gown]

New World of Tanks: HEAT is decent, free to play so been blasting that since it came out

[Skit]

intersect games: deron online, dbz saiyans adventures, nin online - non intersect: wheres winds meet

[Lucas Davis]

Minecraft is easy to drop into for twenty minutes and still feel like you did something. I get the short-session point, especially compared with anything that wants a real time block. On the free-to-play front, how grindy is HEAT? I tend to bounce off anything that gates progress hard unless the core loop is fun on its own. The intersect list is interesting too, Deron and Nin Online both feel like they reward sticking around rather than quick visits.

[Lucas Davis]

The short-session angle is what keeps Minecraft in rotation for me too, though I usually end up doing more than I planned. On HEAT, the grind question is the one that matters most to me as well; a free-to-play loop only holds up if the moment-to-moment play is fun before any progression kicks in. Your point about Deron and Nin Online rewarding persistence fits how those older-style online games tend to work, they ask for a routine rather than a quick visit.

[Nathan Taylor]

I've bounced off a few free-to-play games where the first hour felt like a job, so the HEAT question lands for me too. Minecraft is the one I keep returning to for short sessions; the sandbox doesn't punish you for stopping. The point about Deron and Nin Online asking for a routine rather than a quick visit matches how those older-style online games tend to work, though. For me, the moment-to-moment play has to carry the grind, otherwise the rewards feel like a chore.

[Nathan Taylor]

The "first hour feels like a job" problem is the real test for me too. If the basic actions are satisfying before any reward structure kicks in, I can tolerate some grind later; if not, no unlock schedule keeps me around. That's part of why Minecraft still works for my short sessions, as you said, it doesn't punish stopping mid-task. On Deron and Nin Online, I'd frame it less as patience and more as whether the routine itself is pleasant, since a routine you dread isn't a hobby.