You can log it as training with an instructor.
But yes, I understand. The original reveal trailer from E3... I've watched it probably 50 times.
What other games are we all playing?
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But yes, I understand. The original reveal trailer from E3... I've watched it probably 50 times.
I've been bumbling through side quests far enough to reach level 50. In the main story I'm supposed to go meet up with Myrinne in Sparta. about 85 hours or so. Just completed the first part of the Legacy of the First Blade dlc, which I thought was very interesting.Yep, definitely a GOTY of the last year for me. Don't know how far in you are, but it's possible you haven't even realized how big it is.
I'm still playing it, occasionally, even after sinking over 400 hours into it. Even if just for sightseeing.
Ah, so you've played quite a bit. Though hard to say how far into the game you are as there are techincally three "main stories"
And yes, the DLCs are quite interesting. For franchise fans, the Atlantis DLC in particular is really awesome.
I still haven't played the Atlantis DLC after a few hundred hours...to be fair, I keep getting distracted by RDR2.Ah, so you've played quite a bit. Though hard to say how far into the game you are as there are techincally three "main stories"
And yes, the DLCs are quite interesting. For franchise fans, the Atlantis DLC in particular is really awesome.
That's a worthy distraction for sure.
But do try it at some point. Especially if you're a fan of the franchise and want to know more about Isu.
Can't believe I've done it again, but I'm playing damn Skyrim one more time. Doing vanilla playthrough on legendary difficulty only. I must say it makes combat encounters especially early rather...interesting. Enemies deal 4x damage, you - 0.25x. Definitely doesn't make you feel like almighty god from the beginning. For people who have done their Skyrim inside and out but still have a will to play I'd strongly recommend. Makes game feels like a much more dangerous and unforgiving world, breathing new life into the game that just won't go away
Can't believe I've done it again, but I'm playing damn Skyrim one more time. Doing vanilla playthrough on legendary difficulty only. I must say it makes combat encounters especially early rather...interesting. Enemies deal 4x damage, you - 0.25x. Definitely doesn't make you feel like almighty god from the beginning. For people who have done their Skyrim inside and out but still have a will to play I'd strongly recommend. Makes game feels like a much more dangerous and unforgiving world, breathing new life into the game that just won't go away
Is this about the Star Citisnt cave update?
If it was, I wouldn't have used the word "game"
I'm not sure how you're going to survive the dragons, or that first 'mask' dude on top of the mountain with the dragon guard.Can't believe I've done it again, but I'm playing damn Skyrim one more time. Doing vanilla playthrough on legendary difficulty only. I must say it makes combat encounters especially early rather...interesting. Enemies deal 4x damage, you - 0.25x. Definitely doesn't make you feel like almighty god from the beginning. For people who have done their Skyrim inside and out but still have a will to play I'd strongly recommend. Makes game feels like a much more dangerous and unforgiving world, breathing new life into the game that just won't go away
I've not played legendary, but played harder difficulties as mage, and until many levels reached, I'm a useless meatbag.
God I love that game, and winter's coming, which is when I inevitably play it again.
I've actually killed two dragons already pre lvl20
However...I've met a troll on my way to Riften. I was heading to Dawnguard's castle to get me a crossbow. Well, this troll. I'm telling you. Health regeneration he's got. Lydia was tanking him no problem, I was shooting. 100 steel arrows and about 10 minutes later, how much health do you think he had? Nope. All of it. Me and Lydia and my flame atronach couldn't even budge his HP bar So I gave up, and just left.
I'm using my Oculus Rift a fair bit these days, and mostly creating "art" in Medium, or fiddling with music in WaveXR.
But a couple of days ago I read how easy it is to add VR to Alien: Isolation, and so I am a short way into that. It's so beautifully rendered in VR and it's creepy, scary and terrifying as...
Highly recommended!
But a couple of days ago I read how easy it is to add VR to Alien: Isolation, and so I am a short way into that. It's so beautifully rendered in VR and it's creepy, scary and terrifying as...
Highly recommended!
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Basically only playing fantasy RPGs now. It's a genre that will never die so I'm good... And even if it does, the best games of the genre have enormous replay value and mod support.
That's all fantasy RPGs, be they MMO or singleplayer, or CoOp, software or table-top.
I'm quite looking forward to how the new LotR MMO turns out. And then there's D&D which I'm getting into.
I've actually uninstalled all my sci-fi games. I'm fed up with space now because of certain reasons.
I'm actually going to start dabbling in magic-based builds, something I've never really done as I've always lived by the sword.
That's all fantasy RPGs, be they MMO or singleplayer, or CoOp, software or table-top.
I'm quite looking forward to how the new LotR MMO turns out. And then there's D&D which I'm getting into.
I've actually uninstalled all my sci-fi games. I'm fed up with space now because of certain reasons.
I'm actually going to start dabbling in magic-based builds, something I've never really done as I've always lived by the sword.
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I havent played ED for about a year now, still waiting for the planets to be added! I am eagerly awaiting Frontier's Planet Zoo at the moment. Otherwise I am usually playing American Truck Sim, Projects Cars 2, Hearts of Iron 4, or Dying Light. I played a bit of Rebel Galaxy Outlaw it's quite good a bit of a roguelike though, and not as good as ED. I keep dipping into The Witcher 3 but fantasy games are not really my thing.
Since Destiny 2 was free I got it for a little butchers (not really my sort of game).....after being very confused about what the smeg I was supposed to be doing I finally got an email telling me how to start the original storyline and having fun doing that now. But I'm mainly playing NMS again, got a Survival character to the Galactic centre, now I'm trying it with a permadeath character.
Destiny lore is surprisingly deep, and the scenery is just bliss IMHO. The opening is confusing now, true. Btw. after RED WAR you can start two more campaigns: Osiris (~2h, trippy) and Warmind (better, can't remember how exactly long it is but shorter than campaign). Other than that, events and side missions are fun and have voice acting.
Just bought my first ship in Star Citizen and upgraded it immediately from the beginner selection to a not so beginner selection, it's an "AVENGER TITAN". I will wait until my new Thrustmaster Warthog arrives before getting into the game. So until then, I'm at Robigo making a few million per round to put towards my Carrier in December. I'm thinking two to three billion should be sufficient, but I'm aiming at having 5.