Brock Savage ? I'm considering getting it. Was a big fan of DD1 but ended up a bit tired of it's grindness. Is the Flagelant still around? It's my fave class in DD1.
DD2 is still on my current game rotation along with Stardew Valley. I got really sick so I haven't played much in the past two weeks and am stuck on boss #3. The Flagellant is still around; I have unlocked him but only used him a couple times so far.How are the Darkest Dungeon 2 adventures going,
My wife enjoys Death Stranding. I really wanted to like it; I enjoyed Kojima's message and the hybrid single player/multiplayer experience ("keep on keeping on") but delivering packages just wasn't engrossing enough for me to stick with it. Maybe I will give it another try next year.
About Death Stranding, I've found the simulation aspect of executing the deliveries pretty engaging, you know, planning your loadout and center of gravity, the terrain around, the routes to avoid rivers, mountains and threats, etc. all the while unlocking gadgets through NPCs that makes you gradativelly better at it. But then I'm still midway through the game, it's possible I grow tired of it at some point.
I've heard it's Alien Isolation but in Lovecraft clothes. If so, seems cool.
It's much easier compared to Alien, the beast is not supersmart and is pretty easy to outrun it or defending against it even at higher difficulties, the puker factor is brought by the claustrophobic enviroment, the abbundance of holes from which the beast can come out and kill you and the fact that you are on the clock with keeping the generator running, otherwise the beast will always stay out of the holes and start actively hunting you, pretty tense.
I gave that a try. Initially I quit enjoyed it but after some time I got tired of it.
You can simply run past or fly over all the random bullshit if you don't want to deal with it. Get the Parkour outfit and an Avispa buzzer ASAP. Those are the optimal gear and vehicle choices; both are available early in the game and they will see you through to the very end. My wife and I never felt the need to use any other gear or vehicles except for kicks (a few missions require you to use specific vehicles but other than that we wouldn't bother).
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Ghost of Tsushima is probably the least bad game in the Ubiworld formula ever. I'm glad I gave it a chance, because it's a real gem.
Once you open up more fast travel points and shut down anti-air sites, air dropping via wingsuit will become a preferred method of travelling to missions.
That's how it's been going with me for a while too. There are some that break the mold... but eventually, I burn out on them.
Yeah, same. I really like open world games, but the number of icons and collectibles and and minigames and aaaaahhhh in ubisoft games and similar is just exhausting. Lately I've been really enjoying some open world games that don't put a ton of things on the map (Elden Ring and Outer Wilds, both of which give you very limited information, and almost entirely in an "in character" way). Much more relaxing, and in the absence of quest markers you end up setting your own goals.
You did a good thing. You broke through the sunk cost fallacy.
I have spent more hours than I care to admit playing Battle Brothers.
It's the best way to avoid Angry Fan Syndrome.
Well you say that, but I have both got the achievement for winning a battle in Warhammer Total War 3 with odds stacked 10 - 1 against, and am a Member of the Chartered Institute of Housing, for which I had to pass many exams.
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Well you say that, but I have both got the achievement for winning a battle in Warhammer Total War 3 with odds stacked 10 - 1 against, and am a Member of the Chartered Institute of Housing, for which I had to pass many exams.
How do you like them apples ;) ?
(Also I can spell definition
They had missions (challenges) in the Sims - one of them was the Too Many Toddlers challenge. That one had 3 toddlers as a challenge... then as people got good with that, they set 3 to X. I've seen 6 and 7- never 8. I never really played Sims other than enough to understand what my Ex and Daughter were doing so I could talk to them about it, so I don't know more than that.
That sounds like some areas in Dying Light. I remember my first run running into a night time zombie- holy shit my adrenaline spiked!
What happens to me is I play for a while and get to a middle point, then something interrupts my play and when I come back to it, I either (a) don't remember what I was doing or (b) have lost the skills and knowledge to play as good as I was when I was intense.
It's actually much harder than Dying light at that point since the monster can one shot you and the small enviroments means that you don't have as much space to manouver.
