Heroes of the Storm

rdr2. still lame.

every quest is 'do the thing it says at the bottom of the screen exactly how the developers wanted it done'

thinking outside the box is not allowed.

you will recieve no hints as to what is expected of you.

good fricking luck playing with a controller and not using autoaim

Apparently there's a Hunie Pop 2 where you can have threesomes now.

Bought that. Gonna try it out.

I'm playing Lapp in CS2 and tried the new hoi4 dlc with @Bellicose-Twink and @mithrandir

Been playing a bunch of Deep Rock Galactic

Rock and stone!

For what I've been playing lately, it's mostly been minecraft. M$ is a garbage dev, and they've totally failed to improve the game in any meaningful way, but it's hard to frick it up when the core product is so good. Also been playing Civ 6, it's not as good as V, and I still haven't really figured out how to deal with the cities, but I digress. Also more Vicky III. FYI @Losercel I did update the post including all the <details>, so you should be good to work off of this if you make next week's post.

Finished:

• Tower of Time: Story and ending was surprisingly well done, combat was fun at first but became annoying. Thank god you can fast forward battles. Itemization is bad imo as the lower levels don't drop anything good. Decent game I'd say, 6/10.

• Shadowrun: Dragonfall: The narrative was good despite the plot being whatever but I didn't like the slow turn-based gameplay where fights take forever. Also, hacking sucked. Ehhh I'd also give it a 6 I guess.

Playing:

• Tyranny (7 Hours): Good but seems unfinished. Combat is awful. Feels like a VN. I love the premise of this game. Might replay with another faction. Will finish this week.

• DMC3 (2 Hours): It is better than DMC1 and DMC2 (lol). I am in Mission 8 currently, just after beating Virgil for the first time. However, the fight against the brother demons or whatever tilted the frick out of me. I had to cheese it and I am not proud.

• Tactics Ogre (11 Hours): I play one stage before I go to bed and its gameplay puts me to sleep. I like the story but so far this game is just selecting unit, attack on enemy and heal when low. I have recently unlocked new classes that seem fun so I will try them out.

After that I have Catherine in my queue. I got Tales of Vesperia and NieR: Replicant during the sale so my backlog is now 7 games. It is so over. Thanks for making this thread, king.n

Fired up the switch for the first time in ~9 months and played demo/then bought unicorn overlord. Pretty cool, fire emblem + tactics ogre + auto battler, all with vanillaware's usual high quality animation.

Getting back into Deep Rock Galactic, wasn't playing much because I had no one to play it with. Now that I do I'm having a blast, this game needs a good group using voice chat to have fun, but if you do it's awesome.

Also getting into the Sims 4, actually having fun, but I'll never pay for any DLC. Hoping at least one of the competitors doesn't suck, because I can see plenty of room for improvement that Sims hasn't capitalized on.

Trying to get all of the achievements for Skyrim, so I can truly call myself Todd's strongest soldier. Chose to also do it in survival mode just to make sure I am penitent by the end. I withstood 100 in-game days before my character achieved CHIM, used the restoration glitch to break the balance and turned off the survival mode. I suffered far longer with it than I believe any original Skyrim dev has, if they ever turned it on during their latest playthroughs. The lack of reasonable travel options and the horrible climate mode have absolutely broken me. I will not waste fire salts to make soups to warm myself up during the 5 times I have to go on a mountain peak for a quest.

I never finished Dawnguard, because vampires in Elder Scrolls are not interesting enough to warrant a whole story and I never felt anything towards Serana, outside of annoyance. Always dropped it after the Soul Cairn, so now I am closing that chink in my armour as a bethesdrone. Also, have to kill a legendary dragon and make something out of stalhrim. Never did Oblivion Walker because Erandur is one of the few interesting companions you get in the game, so I never killed him before. Seems like I always did the right thing, as the Skull of Corruption is terrible, just like any other staff in Skyrim.

I finished Dredge and now I'm not playing anything.

I wanna play a game that's something like:

roguelike
construction/factory simulation
autism

any ideas?

Fortune's Run, pure distilled kino and I haven't even gotten to the r*pe scene yet

Question regarding Planescape: Torment. Should I play the original, or Enhanced Edition? Did they changed the game for modern audiences or is it untouched by soylibs?

I know this dev added shit to a universe where changing s*x is as easy as wearing a magical belt, so I'm very suspicious of them.

The Long Dark

Jedi fallen order. It's okay. Don't really like souls likes but this isnt too egregious for that style.

Was playing mad max but got a glitch where it wouldn't count some completion of an objective like 30 hours in

Also borderlands 2 and helldivers 2 for online gaming.

Finally got around to playing Breath of the Wild since I am a boomer g*mer years behind the times

It's pretty good but imo it's a bit overhyped if people are calling it the greatest of all time. Story is extremely bare bones, no real dungeons and what you do have is flavorless, very limited enemy selection, and the weather is crap. Don't care for the durability system but I get what they were going for there. I will say the exploration is fantastic though, frequently have found myself roaming for hours. The shrine puzzles are also cool but I wish they were in real dungeons, would be more memorable.

I picked up BL2 again with some friends. Been having fun mindlessly killing bandits.

Russian roulette

Started Age of Wonders 4. I think I might be too r-slurred/lazy to play it.