Well they're there.
I've got no problems with the archers at all, you sure you didn't zoom in to much on your character?
Well, each to it's own, I like it as a change of pace game in between the more serious games.
What other games are we all playing?
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Well they're there.
I've got no problems with the archers at all, you sure you didn't zoom in to much on your character?
Well, each to it's own, I like it as a change of pace game in between the more serious games.
You never dump loot, you just send your pet to sell it in town while you keep happily mowing down mobs. That said, even though my fist berserker amused me a bit, I got bored and never finished the final map. Credits for involving less stupid clicking than Diablo, but meh, didn't find it particularly catchy either. In that genre, Titan Quest is probably the one I liked most, I guess the theme did that. Still not a game I'd rave about, but it was okay.
I had the bright idea of building a lava moat around my lovely little log cottage in Minecraft. After looking day and night for a handy and accessible source of the hot orange material, I painstakingly crafted a bunch of buckets with the last of my precious iron ingots and collected a large quantity of it and finally got my moat all filled up. Seeing that I still had about 90 seconds of daylight left, I grabbed a bunch of wheat, carrots and seeds and raced off to feed all of my penned animals. As dark descended and chores finished I raced back to my beautiful cottage with a tune on my lips and a feeling of real accomplishment in a day well spent. As I skipped up the steps to my home intent only on a well reserved nights rest, I noticed in sudden shocked horror that the entire structure was ablaze, every wooden block of the structure burning, only my bed and a few stacked chests sticking up out of the inferno. I raced to put it out, but it was much too late. I succeeded only in lighting myself on fire like a blocky human torch, and as I stumbled back in the direction of the nearby lake watching as my hearts began to shake and disappear intent upon flinging myself into the life saving water I ran into the gyrating form of a creeper. The last thing I saw as the death screen descended was a combination of all my iron buckets spinning in front of me.....and the fence for my pigs, cows and chickens burning where I had rubbed up against them and all of my farm stock stampeding away into that uncaring blocky night...
Minecraft can really be Hell.
Minecraft can really be Hell.
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You wouldn't believe how many times I burned down my home trying to make a fireplace with an actually roaring fire in it.
lots and lots and lots of gta
some flight sim
and more elite of course
some flight sim
and more elite of course
Nobody with some Minecraft and/or Dwarf Fortress experience needs to read anything else to know how this ends. We've all been there.
Making another run at Metro Exodus. Since I just downloaded the 1st expansion.
The Two Colonels.
The Two Colonels.
My current list:
Elite (but that doesn't count in this thread I guess)
Anno 1800 (Can't get enough of that one, only wish there were more ships and ship-stuff to do)
AC Odyssey (only occasionally now that I finished it for the third time.)
World of Warships (Because I hate myself and feel the need to suffer, sometimes)
Empires of the Undergrowth (ants are awesome)
Phantom Doctrine (XCOM, but with better story and combat)
Wolf Quest (because I'm weird)
No Man's Sky (again)
Planetbase (laptop business trip game)
Anthem (It's starting to be objectively good)
Elite (but that doesn't count in this thread I guess)
Anno 1800 (Can't get enough of that one, only wish there were more ships and ship-stuff to do)
AC Odyssey (only occasionally now that I finished it for the third time.
)World of Warships (Because I hate myself and feel the need to suffer, sometimes)
Empires of the Undergrowth (ants are awesome)
Phantom Doctrine (XCOM, but with better story and combat)
Wolf Quest (because I'm weird)
No Man's Sky (again)
Planetbase (laptop business trip game)
Anthem (It's starting to be objectively good)
Oh yeah, spent many a layover in both O'Hare and BWI during the bulk of my business travel days in the oughts playing Civ 5 to no end on the laptop.
NMS
Car Mechanic Simulator 2018
PC Building Simulator (I'm a geek)
House Flipper
Recently started Greedfall, which is quite a fun indie CRPG.
Elite comes and goes for me. Recently got to Elite in a week on PS4, and now parked up at Jameson Memorial with no real incentive to log back in again.
Car Mechanic Simulator 2018
PC Building Simulator (I'm a geek)
House Flipper
Recently started Greedfall, which is quite a fun indie CRPG.
Elite comes and goes for me. Recently got to Elite in a week on PS4, and now parked up at Jameson Memorial with no real incentive to log back in again.
What? I made fully automated lava lighting colums for my tower. It'd switch on in low light and empty a bucket along nicely crafted glass facade. Perfectly safe. Had water bucket standing next to mechanism!Nobody with some Minecraft and/or Dwarf Fortress experience needs to read anything else to know how this ends. We've all been there.
Also the magma pump I devised in Dwarf Fortress was super efficient. I honestly don't know what this is about. I'm gonna harvest and utilise lava power in me current ONI playthrough too. Somehow. We'll see what happens...
What do you folks think of Space Engineers? Also, which X game is the best - is it the X3 game? I've got a new Steam account burning a hole in my pocket!
Speaking of, I might be buying Skyrim again (I already own PS3, PS4 remastered, and PC vanilla), just so I can use all these cool mods! Nuts.
Speaking of, I might be buying Skyrim again (I already own PS3, PS4 remastered, and PC vanilla), just so I can use all these cool mods! Nuts.
X3 Terran Conflict and Albion Prelude together form pure X awesomeness.
Space Engineers: Building block game. Programmable. But the best thing is that you can design particle accelerators by using gravity generators. Not intended, but it's the stuff good sandboxes are made of. No lava tho.
And that's a good thing, right? Nothing good ever comes from the presence of lava.
That's one of the things I adore about Survival Minecraft: the ever present danger lurking behind it's seemingly harmless facade. When you get right down to it, the game is flat out deadly, as my recent misadventure with lava and turning myself into a human torch demonstrates. I really enjoy the extra zest that you get when every move you make has serious consequences. Probably wouldn't even bother playing Creative tbh.And that's a good thing, right? Nothing good ever comes from the presence of lava.
Heretic.And that's a good thing, right? Nothing good ever comes from the presence of lava.