>turn off anti-aliasing
>in-game nick gets replaced by my birthname
I get that this is a joke, but following the logic here, isn't that the exact opposite of what that would do?
this post was submitted on 19 Jun 2025
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My thoughts exactly
2nd Person Shooter would be more cursed.
The first closest thing that comes to mind:
Screencheat is a ridiculous competitive split-screen first-person shooter where everyone is invisible, so players are forced to look at each other’s screens to win.
I read about at least one that someone made, but I can't find the name now. You play as a blind character who can see through the eyes of the enemy NPCs and based on their view of your own character you have to try to aim for them.
Edit: found it, Second Person Shooter Zato
This popular 2019 video talks about a "second person view" car chase in Driver San Fransisco where you control the fleeing car but view the game from a first person perspective of the chasing car: https://youtu.be/mC8QoRa8y_Q
Real Tournament
Massively multiplayer offline role playing game
Survival comedy
Small strategy
Massively multiplayer offline role playing game
Dnd?
I wouldn't say 4-6 people is massive
LARPing in a Renaissance fair.
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4th person shooters be like: someone shot another person at a place during a time
Apparently "The Sims" is an example of a 4th person (not shooter) game.
So just being a school principal in the US.
ohhh because the player is behind the fourth wall, as opposed to following a character's back that still allows for immersion
Yeah basically. You aren't directly controlling the characters - setting tasks and stuff, but they act semi-independently.
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