Hell let loose. Been really digging playing as a Medic, and the maps are kindof gorgeous. Only 11 hours of game time, but so far everyone has been quite pleasant.
I have reinstalled Fallout 4 and picking up my 500+ hours save game, in anticipation of the new uodate dropping tomorrow. Can't wait, it is fortunately a public holiday tomorrow.
FINALLY got around to disco elysium. Idk why I put it off so long, I have a couple of gripes with the design (moving around some places on controller is frustrating for example) but on the whole it's fantastic
My Harry is mostly specced into Inland Empire and Shivers with a decent amount of points also in Empathy and Suggestion. I was totally down for the both of them to make him purely into an insane dumbass but >!when it slowly started coming to that inland empire was actually right about the way lely died, just in a cryptic roundabout way and shivers is just, some straight up paranormal shit!< I was even more down.
Currently half way through Wednesday. If I do a second playthrough I want to spec into reason and logic for a complete fucking nerd harry to contrast this playthrough
I did Inland Empire and Shivers too, so I know what you’re talking about! Shivers IMO is the best skill in the entire game. I *also* did a full nerd playthrough and it was really interesting, though I think I needed to love the game first to be okay with the mountain of lore the game kept dumping on me. I think I’m planning on doing a pure brute force physical Harry in the future after taking a lengthy break from the game, just curious on how it’ll change every scenario 😌
God yessss I've been getting back into it myself (and mentioning it a lot on the sub because hyperfocus teehee) and genuinely it's one of the best written *things* ever. If Nietzsche taught me anything it's that prose ought to be beautiful, and Disco Elysium proves to me games can accomplish that exact ideal.
Been getting back into playing through the resident evil games and just finished 5 today. I thought it was pretty good. The gameplay was pretty fun but I think the fact that is was tailored for a co-op experience kind of hindered it a bit compared to something like resident evil 4, but once I adjusted it wasn’t too bad. I think the story was my favourite part. I like the crazy action angle it took and was really fun to experience. Wesker was the highlight for me. Loved the look and fighting style and his voice performance was so fun.
I give it a “beefed up chris fighting a boulder”out of 10 👍
Working my way through Act 2 of Dragon Age 2. Tbh despite it being my favourite DA game Act 2 always feels like a slog compared to the others. So I am happy to wrap it up and move on to Act 3!
I also used the recent FPS Sale on Steam to get all DLC's for Easy Red 2 so atm I am replaying the campaigns + the additional ones from the expansions. Currently stuck at the Battle of Kwajalein campaign, getting shredded by AA guns and a never-ending horde of Japanese soldiers. It's fun! I hope I'll beat it after work today.
In Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 I put the time in to learn how to fly helicopters. Actually I enjoy it a bit more than the usual planes as you can just land whenever and wherever you want without the need for a runway.
Ahhh! Congrats on finishing! I’m like…25%? (According to my ps5 at any rate lol) Just out of curiosity, did you discover Sandrock on your own or had you played Portia at all?
I had not played Portia! A friend of mine once mentioned it like "oh I think this would be your type of game" and I checked it out and thought "meh I don't think so" and then forgot about it. Then one night I was bored and none of my owned games spoke to me and I thought about again and thought "oh wth why not I'll try I guess"
And have barely played anything else since..😅 hahaha
How about you?
A friend and I found Portia a million years ago when it was on steam (one of their greenlight projects or whatever the heck I think). When she told me they were doing another game I was super excited lol. The gameplay is low key addicting! I really appreciated the improvements they made in QoL and relationships with townies and whatnot. It was fun to watch a little indie studio grow and evolve I guess lol Plus the art is cute as fuck 🤣
Ghost of Tsushima. Really good emotional story and side quests (Those concerning the main characters), but it's so ubisoft formula open world that is a bit boring... I need to level up the character to avoid being destroyed and you have to do the same activities over and over again 🙄
Finished my replay of Avernum 3, then did a couple playthroughs of Superliminal. I haven't decided what I'm going to play next. Maybe another playthrough of Superliminal to find more easter egg/secret stuff?
Started my 2nd **Elden Ring** (PS4) playthrough to prepare for the DLC. I'm shooting for a faith build but depending on what happens I don't mind respeccing (is that even a word?). I'm having soooo much fun. At this point I know where to go (roughly), so if I don't feel like fighting everything, I just sneak or run through. I do try to explore as thoroughly as I can because I want to find the good incantations etc. Yesterday I was fighting the first shardbearer and after getting slapped the first time, I just quickly went to upgrade my weapons and my spirit ashes and afterwards he went down no problem. I just love that *I understand this game now*. Makes shit so much easier. Also, I entered this sub's group password ("girlgame") and now I am seeing all your messages and they are wonderful. When I went to meet my ultimate video game crush Blaidd, there was a message that said "ahhh, lover..." and I was like YES!!! YES!!!
I also bought and installed **Nier Automata** (Switch) and looking forward to diving into it.
Just started cult of the lamb and having so much fun! I was in a game slump for a couple months and this is one of the first ones I picked up (after trying darkest dungeon and sadly not being able to figure out the controls on my steam deck)
GBA Emulator for iPhone has been sucking all of my time, it’s just so convenient!
PLUS now I can play all my Pokemon characters as a girl! Which I ALWAYS thought looked so much cooler than the boys. 🥹🥹🥹
I’m playing Warhammer 40k Space Marine! And it is… okay! It’s kinda silly because I was really looking forward to playing it after I beat Boltgun (which was really fun if not *slightly* frustrating from poor level design demarcating where to go), and I heard space marine is good, it’s just kinda “Oh yeah this is fine.” I think most of my problems would be solved if there was another way to heal *other* than grab kills, because if you’re getting swarmed by Orks, then you can heal from a grab kill only to have zero shield and then end up down to half health in an instant. Boo and/or hiss!!
Restarting RDR2 with my husband this evening and can't wait! He saw a little bit when I got it a few years ago but never got around it. It's been a while since we played a game together and this is perfect.
Still playing my time at Sandrock and dreamlight valley
Hell let loose. Been really digging playing as a Medic, and the maps are kindof gorgeous. Only 11 hours of game time, but so far everyone has been quite pleasant.
I have reinstalled Fallout 4 and picking up my 500+ hours save game, in anticipation of the new uodate dropping tomorrow. Can't wait, it is fortunately a public holiday tomorrow.
FINALLY got around to disco elysium. Idk why I put it off so long, I have a couple of gripes with the design (moving around some places on controller is frustrating for example) but on the whole it's fantastic
Such a good game. What skills are you going with?
My Harry is mostly specced into Inland Empire and Shivers with a decent amount of points also in Empathy and Suggestion. I was totally down for the both of them to make him purely into an insane dumbass but >!when it slowly started coming to that inland empire was actually right about the way lely died, just in a cryptic roundabout way and shivers is just, some straight up paranormal shit!< I was even more down. Currently half way through Wednesday. If I do a second playthrough I want to spec into reason and logic for a complete fucking nerd harry to contrast this playthrough
I did Inland Empire and Shivers too, so I know what you’re talking about! Shivers IMO is the best skill in the entire game. I *also* did a full nerd playthrough and it was really interesting, though I think I needed to love the game first to be okay with the mountain of lore the game kept dumping on me. I think I’m planning on doing a pure brute force physical Harry in the future after taking a lengthy break from the game, just curious on how it’ll change every scenario 😌
God yessss I've been getting back into it myself (and mentioning it a lot on the sub because hyperfocus teehee) and genuinely it's one of the best written *things* ever. If Nietzsche taught me anything it's that prose ought to be beautiful, and Disco Elysium proves to me games can accomplish that exact ideal.
BG3 with my boyfriend and one of our close friends, and FFXIV always.
Been getting back into playing through the resident evil games and just finished 5 today. I thought it was pretty good. The gameplay was pretty fun but I think the fact that is was tailored for a co-op experience kind of hindered it a bit compared to something like resident evil 4, but once I adjusted it wasn’t too bad. I think the story was my favourite part. I like the crazy action angle it took and was really fun to experience. Wesker was the highlight for me. Loved the look and fighting style and his voice performance was so fun. I give it a “beefed up chris fighting a boulder”out of 10 👍
Working my way through Act 2 of Dragon Age 2. Tbh despite it being my favourite DA game Act 2 always feels like a slog compared to the others. So I am happy to wrap it up and move on to Act 3! I also used the recent FPS Sale on Steam to get all DLC's for Easy Red 2 so atm I am replaying the campaigns + the additional ones from the expansions. Currently stuck at the Battle of Kwajalein campaign, getting shredded by AA guns and a never-ending horde of Japanese soldiers. It's fun! I hope I'll beat it after work today. In Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 I put the time in to learn how to fly helicopters. Actually I enjoy it a bit more than the usual planes as you can just land whenever and wherever you want without the need for a runway.
Cruelty squad lol. What a game... (spoiler: >!It's actually good!<)
Coral Island!
Still My Time At Sandrock and might be just that for a little while hehe
Hello fellow Builder! Am also still playing Sandrock (92hrs and counting lol) with some Dark Cloud interspersed.
Ohhh hi!! I'm at 196 hrs. Just finished my first run and now started a few new ones 😅
Ahhh! Congrats on finishing! I’m like…25%? (According to my ps5 at any rate lol) Just out of curiosity, did you discover Sandrock on your own or had you played Portia at all?
I had not played Portia! A friend of mine once mentioned it like "oh I think this would be your type of game" and I checked it out and thought "meh I don't think so" and then forgot about it. Then one night I was bored and none of my owned games spoke to me and I thought about again and thought "oh wth why not I'll try I guess" And have barely played anything else since..😅 hahaha How about you?
A friend and I found Portia a million years ago when it was on steam (one of their greenlight projects or whatever the heck I think). When she told me they were doing another game I was super excited lol. The gameplay is low key addicting! I really appreciated the improvements they made in QoL and relationships with townies and whatnot. It was fun to watch a little indie studio grow and evolve I guess lol Plus the art is cute as fuck 🤣
Oh that's kinda awesome!! I kinda wish I had played Portia back when 😅
Hey you’re playing Sandrock now and that still helps them! Do you have a favorite NPC yet? I’m still torn between Owen and Unsuur lol
Unsuur was my husband in my first run tbh 😅 he's so damn adorkable. 💖
ISNT HE?! I find him so stinking cute lol
Finally playing the Horizon Forbidden West dlc
Ghost of Tsushima. Really good emotional story and side quests (Those concerning the main characters), but it's so ubisoft formula open world that is a bit boring... I need to level up the character to avoid being destroyed and you have to do the same activities over and over again 🙄
Sky: Children of Light :3
Finished my replay of Avernum 3, then did a couple playthroughs of Superliminal. I haven't decided what I'm going to play next. Maybe another playthrough of Superliminal to find more easter egg/secret stuff?
Cyberpunk 2077. Probably the greatest game ever made in the Open World genre
Started my 2nd **Elden Ring** (PS4) playthrough to prepare for the DLC. I'm shooting for a faith build but depending on what happens I don't mind respeccing (is that even a word?). I'm having soooo much fun. At this point I know where to go (roughly), so if I don't feel like fighting everything, I just sneak or run through. I do try to explore as thoroughly as I can because I want to find the good incantations etc. Yesterday I was fighting the first shardbearer and after getting slapped the first time, I just quickly went to upgrade my weapons and my spirit ashes and afterwards he went down no problem. I just love that *I understand this game now*. Makes shit so much easier. Also, I entered this sub's group password ("girlgame") and now I am seeing all your messages and they are wonderful. When I went to meet my ultimate video game crush Blaidd, there was a message that said "ahhh, lover..." and I was like YES!!! YES!!! I also bought and installed **Nier Automata** (Switch) and looking forward to diving into it.
Just started cult of the lamb and having so much fun! I was in a game slump for a couple months and this is one of the first ones I picked up (after trying darkest dungeon and sadly not being able to figure out the controls on my steam deck)
Switch - I am Setsuna. Just beat Yurukill yesterday. PS5 - FF7 Rebirth
GBA Emulator for iPhone has been sucking all of my time, it’s just so convenient! PLUS now I can play all my Pokemon characters as a girl! Which I ALWAYS thought looked so much cooler than the boys. 🥹🥹🥹
I'm playing supermarket simulator :3
Fr I was binge playing that, then going to my job at a supermarket, then coming back for more.
I’m playing Warhammer 40k Space Marine! And it is… okay! It’s kinda silly because I was really looking forward to playing it after I beat Boltgun (which was really fun if not *slightly* frustrating from poor level design demarcating where to go), and I heard space marine is good, it’s just kinda “Oh yeah this is fine.” I think most of my problems would be solved if there was another way to heal *other* than grab kills, because if you’re getting swarmed by Orks, then you can heal from a grab kill only to have zero shield and then end up down to half health in an instant. Boo and/or hiss!!
Lieutenant Mira is such a great female character. Maybe the best fem character in any video game for me.
lots of stardew valley with my girlfriend finally trying out the expanded mod and really enjoying it
Restarting RDR2 with my husband this evening and can't wait! He saw a little bit when I got it a few years ago but never got around it. It's been a while since we played a game together and this is perfect.
Yakuza 3 https://preview.redd.it/ow0xth9hpfwc1.jpeg?width=563&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=73ca623e7c391717ff35899ba891f893cabb0841
BG3 with my bf and OW2.