Posted March 27, 2015
Im playing Book of Unwritten Tales at the moment. I love their sense of humor, and will buy nr two the next time it is on sale
maritai
New User
Registered: Nov 2014
From Norway
Austrobogulator
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Registered: Jan 2010
From Australia
Posted March 28, 2015
Unium.
Hey, this game is pretty cool. I love me some minimalist puzzle games.
Hey, this game is pretty cool. I love me some minimalist puzzle games.
Tangyboxhead
New User
Registered: Mar 2015
From United States
Posted March 28, 2015
A cool Free-To-Play title called Warsow. Looks nice as i am now jsut starting it!
Roxolani
1-Up
Registered: Mar 2014
From United States
Posted March 28, 2015
Currently, I'm addicted to Team Fortress 2. I just upgraded my TF2 account. But I don't want to spend countless $$$ on TF2. A Premium account with some Backpack Expander upgrades is enough for me.
ElTerprise
Registered: May 2011
From Germany
Posted March 28, 2015
Mostly Tesla Effect at the moment.
I already finished it once but i want to see the other endings.
But i try to start PoE on the weekend.
I already finished it once but i want to see the other endings.
But i try to start PoE on the weekend.
Post edited March 28, 2015 by ElTerprise
HIRO kun
Adventurer
Registered: Nov 2009
From Japan
Posted March 28, 2015
I'm still playing flight sims Red Baron and IL-2.
In Red Baron, after a month(in the game time)'s struggle with no result, finally I shout a plane down which was turn out German's top ace Max Immelmann!!
in IL-2, using editor I'm training practice with a bomber.
While a lot of people are playing PoE now, I'm playing old-old RPG Pool of Radiance.
Drawing maps with a pen and paper is actually fun part of old RPG. haha.
My party(3 fighters, mage, cleric, thief) becomes Level 4, by the way, game's max level is 9.
But still can't beat the first missions(cleaning monsters in the slum and island). lol.
In Red Baron, after a month(in the game time)'s struggle with no result, finally I shout a plane down which was turn out German's top ace Max Immelmann!!
in IL-2, using editor I'm training practice with a bomber.
While a lot of people are playing PoE now, I'm playing old-old RPG Pool of Radiance.
Drawing maps with a pen and paper is actually fun part of old RPG. haha.
My party(3 fighters, mage, cleric, thief) becomes Level 4, by the way, game's max level is 9.
But still can't beat the first missions(cleaning monsters in the slum and island). lol.
Post edited March 29, 2015 by yoshino
Cardskeeper
New User
Registered: Mar 2010
From United States
P-E-S
I like games
Registered: Nov 2008
From United States
Posted March 29, 2015
Started to devote some real time towards Oulaws after finishing Indy ET. I tried playing in easy mode, but it's so ridiculously easy it ain't even worth my time. I've gotten better at normal mode, especially now that I have a scoped rifle and a single tube shotgun - hell, those are my two main weapons of choice; I barely even bother with my six shooter now - but there are still times those outlaws get an instant kill (from full health to none) on me through a lucky shot. It wouldn't be so bad if the game only had a quicksave/load fucntion, but alas it doesn't.
That said, I'm still having a decent time with the game. While I definitely enjoy the music and cutscenes a lot, the gameplay itself is... okay. Overall, I think people are a bit too nostalgic about this one. Frankly, I enjoyed the older Dark Forces a lot more as far as gameplay is concerned even with its lack of actual mouselook. It also helps that the difficulty in that game was a lot better balanced.
*chuckles* Now that would make for some hilarious dog fights. ... Fus ro dah, eh? ;)
That said, I'm still having a decent time with the game. While I definitely enjoy the music and cutscenes a lot, the gameplay itself is... okay. Overall, I think people are a bit too nostalgic about this one. Frankly, I enjoyed the older Dark Forces a lot more as far as gameplay is concerned even with its lack of actual mouselook. It also helps that the difficulty in that game was a lot better balanced.
*chuckles* Now that would make for some hilarious dog fights. ... Fus ro dah, eh? ;)
Post edited March 29, 2015 by mistermumbles
bler144
μαϊμού
Registered: Dec 2013
From United States
Posted March 29, 2015
Spent 7 days playing nothing but Din's Curse. Got started because I was traveling with just my work laptop that can't run all that much, but got hooked and kept playing when I got home. I still need to get back to the intrigue of Inquisitor, but as ARPGs go, D.C. kept me rushing around trying to progress fast enough to not let a dungeon spiral out of control in a way I'd never experienced in the genre. Keep farming until you collect enough loot and xp to come back and finally beat that boss? Pretty much no chance of that.
Losing a town to the forces of evil is both frustrating and yet completely glorious.
But I decided today to take a break from the frenzy and work on other parts of my backlog. Dabbled a little in Grimrock 2 (slowly puzzling through Twigroot Caverns) and then spent the evening going back into Avadon:BF, in the spirit of last week's Spiderweb giveaway.
Losing a town to the forces of evil is both frustrating and yet completely glorious.
But I decided today to take a break from the frenzy and work on other parts of my backlog. Dabbled a little in Grimrock 2 (slowly puzzling through Twigroot Caverns) and then spent the evening going back into Avadon:BF, in the spirit of last week's Spiderweb giveaway.
P911GT3RS
New User
Registered: Dec 2011
From Greece
Posted March 29, 2015
NWN2 main campaign for last 2-3 months. Getting to the end of it, but 3 expansions are next. Great game!
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New User
Registered: Jul 2011
From United States
Posted March 30, 2015
Finally forced myself back into Skyrim. I love the game, but its frustrating (and likely my least favorite of the series).
I find the voicing, story, and visuals to be very good. However, the leveling system is atrocious, the penalties for leveling against what the devs had in mind can be game breaking, and the bugs are the worst in the franchise (YMMV). They also further dumbed down gear options... one ring? really?!?!?! THAT is what you needed to fix to cater to a larger audience??? Some of this is moddable... some of it is so entrenched in the system I haven't found decent mods to correct yet.
I found it interesting that the reason Eidos gave for not hiring Steven Russell was that they needed someone young to make all the action grunts of Garrett... (which we all knew was smoke), but then I hear him giving blood curdling screams and grunts and all sorts of awesome vocals on several characters in Skyrim. Oh well, Eidos' loss. He made Skyrim much more tolerable. ;)
I played patched vanilla Skyrim for about 20 levels (new character) and then added the community patches and they did not fix the issues I was having. They aren't game breaking (so far) but they definitely make me take more breaks from it.
What frustrates me is that when I'm done with this game, I"ll likely go back and play Morrowind. And, at first, I'll breath a sigh of relief over how much more open and free that game was... and then I'll start getting frustrated because it lacks some of the polish and more advanced features of the newer games. Morrowind, would likely be in my my top 5 picks for an official game remake (since that is all the rage these days).
I find the voicing, story, and visuals to be very good. However, the leveling system is atrocious, the penalties for leveling against what the devs had in mind can be game breaking, and the bugs are the worst in the franchise (YMMV). They also further dumbed down gear options... one ring? really?!?!?! THAT is what you needed to fix to cater to a larger audience??? Some of this is moddable... some of it is so entrenched in the system I haven't found decent mods to correct yet.
I found it interesting that the reason Eidos gave for not hiring Steven Russell was that they needed someone young to make all the action grunts of Garrett... (which we all knew was smoke), but then I hear him giving blood curdling screams and grunts and all sorts of awesome vocals on several characters in Skyrim. Oh well, Eidos' loss. He made Skyrim much more tolerable. ;)
I played patched vanilla Skyrim for about 20 levels (new character) and then added the community patches and they did not fix the issues I was having. They aren't game breaking (so far) but they definitely make me take more breaks from it.
What frustrates me is that when I'm done with this game, I"ll likely go back and play Morrowind. And, at first, I'll breath a sigh of relief over how much more open and free that game was... and then I'll start getting frustrated because it lacks some of the polish and more advanced features of the newer games. Morrowind, would likely be in my my top 5 picks for an official game remake (since that is all the rage these days).
HIRO kun
Adventurer
Registered: Nov 2009
From Japan
Posted March 30, 2015
Finally forced myself back into Skyrim. I love the game, but its frustrating (and likely my least favorite of the series).
I find the voicing, story, and visuals to be very good. However, the leveling system is atrocious, the penalties for leveling against what the devs had in mind can be game breaking, and the bugs are the worst in the franchise (YMMV). They also further dumbed down gear options... one ring? really?!?!?! THAT is what you needed to fix to cater to a larger audience??? Some of this is moddable... some of it is so entrenched in the system I haven't found decent mods to correct yet.
I found it interesting that the reason Eidos gave for not hiring Steven Russell was that they needed someone young to make all the action grunts of Garrett... (which we all knew was smoke), but then I hear him giving blood curdling screams and grunts and all sorts of awesome vocals on several characters in Skyrim. Oh well, Eidos' loss. He made Skyrim much more tolerable. ;)
I played patched vanilla Skyrim for about 20 levels (new character) and then added the community patches and they did not fix the issues I was having. They aren't game breaking (so far) but they definitely make me take more breaks from it.
What frustrates me is that when I'm done with this game, I"ll likely go back and play Morrowind. And, at first, I'll breath a sigh of relief over how much more open and free that game was... and then I'll start getting frustrated because it lacks some of the polish and more advanced features of the newer games. Morrowind, would likely be in my my top 5 picks for an official game remake (since that is all the rage these days).
toxicTom
Big Daddy
Registered: Feb 2009
From Germany
NoNewTaleToTell
Deathrocker
Registered: May 2009
From United States
Posted March 30, 2015
I've been playing more Saints Row 2 after recently re-installing it to help somebody here with their settings. Since then I've managed (somehow, don't ask how, I don't know) to get it running (mostly) smoothly with Dynamic Lighting set to max. Again, don't ask how, I don't know. It only gets a bit laggy in certain safehouses, and even then it's not too bad, and when outdoors and in the mall it runs smooth as butter.
I'm thinking of playing through the story missions again with my new (well...rebuilt via Image As Designed) character just to see if there is different dialogue based on which voice you're using, like there is in Saints Row: The Third and IV.
The Sims 3. A meteor hit my new Sims's house and while I've cleaned/replaced everything, there is something in one room that is dirty and I can't find it. Beyond that, the build is going well, already up to level five or six in the music career after about two weeks or so.
I'm thinking of playing through the story missions again with my new (well...rebuilt via Image As Designed) character just to see if there is different dialogue based on which voice you're using, like there is in Saints Row: The Third and IV.
The Sims 3. A meteor hit my new Sims's house and while I've cleaned/replaced everything, there is something in one room that is dirty and I can't find it. Beyond that, the build is going well, already up to level five or six in the music career after about two weeks or so.
DubConqueror
proud to be a social jus- tice warrior
Registered: Jun 2010
From Netherlands
Posted March 30, 2015
What frustrates me is that when I'm done with this game, I"ll likely go back and play Morrowind. And, at first, I'll breath a sigh of relief over how much more open and free that game was... and then I'll start getting frustrated because it lacks some of the polish and more advanced features of the newer games. Morrowind, would likely be in my my top 5 picks for an official game remake (since that is all the rage these days).
I'm just pointing at them, but don't really know what they're like, as I own all three games but never played Oblivion, Skyrim and Morrowind I both played just for a few hours, but I bookmarked the Morroblivion site for when I try my hands again at Morrowind, I intend to do it in the Oblivion engine as Morrowind has quite ugly early-3D-looks in my eyes.
Post edited March 30, 2015 by DubConqueror