My condolences for your loss ;-)
What other games are we all playing?
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Yeah I'm loving the graphics, it's got an updated Half life 2 feel to it IMO. Now I've started the red war I'm enjoying the story and cutscenes a lot. F2P so thumbs up from me!
Currently playing Photoshop CC. Really looking forward to painting with my new upgraded Wacom Cintiq Pro 24 which arrives on Monday
Waiting on everspace two...
....anybody try subdivision dx?
....anybody try subdivision dx?
If you like "balancing strategies" it's great!
My favourite Anno, probably, mainly because it's a bit simpler than the other ones. Simpler meaning streamlined - more strategy, less micromanagement. And battles take place on separate maps and you can do them at your own pace.
In terms of gameplay, it's classical Anno - you have "consumer" buildings and "producer" buildings and you make chains of them, balancing the demand, while building a city around them to have enough people. Higher and higher tiers of inhabitants will have higher and higher demands and new chains of products are made available.
There are three regions, each with their own products and demands, while not every product can be made in every region so you have to establish trade routes between them.
Etc.
It's fun. I play it to relax.
It's also quite beautiful.
I very much enjoy the latest Anno 1800, but as it's more of a return to the roots, it's too complicated to be considered a relaxing game (IMO)
2205, though, is really nice. Highly recommended.
A wild mix of games I occasionally boot up when I have the time.....
These were pretty much the only games I touched in the last 4 weeks or so and my steam library is filled to the gills with games I never even looked at yet.
- Clicker Heroes
- Endless Space
- Surviving Mars
- Borderlands 3
- watching World of Warships streams
These were pretty much the only games I touched in the last 4 weeks or so and my steam library is filled to the gills with games I never even looked at yet.
Been playing Greedfall a lot - although not got any further in it. I was playing a cough evaluation version - but it's good, so when I got paid I bought it. Unfortunately, the evaluation copy had the 'deluxe' DLC (which can't be bought separately) and the version I bought didn't have it. Which meant my save wasn't compatible, so had to start again from scratch. That'll learn me I guess. 
Also playing a modded Skyrim SE and managed to solve my insta-death NMS problems too (down to a Jetpack add-on).
On the PS4, PES 2020 is getting a lot of airtime as well.
Also playing a modded Skyrim SE and managed to solve my insta-death NMS problems too (down to a Jetpack add-on).
On the PS4, PES 2020 is getting a lot of airtime as well.
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Game time massively limited at moment.
Bit of strange brigade and the division (1) and centaur pinball
Hoping to get back to ED and NMS in VR soon but life keeps getting in the wsy
Bit of strange brigade and the division (1) and centaur pinball
Hoping to get back to ED and NMS in VR soon but life keeps getting in the wsy
Not much different than being a "Kick Starter" for a game that has great possibilities. ED had thousands of kick starter's as does SC. I wasn't available to be an original kick starter for either but in the past two years have spent well over 150 dollars at the Frontier store buying paints and such. So far, I've only spent 100 dollars on SC; which in both cases could be considered an investment of sorts.
So, do you like Star Citizen now that you have it?
Back in those days Limit Theory was on my most wanted list for upcoming space sims.
I was looking at the site a few hours ago. Site is still up, forum is still a going concern, LT is mostly -but not completely- dead. Josh is apparently still doing stuff with it in his spare time (he's a dev for somebody else now, it seems.) Long shot, very long, but likely no worse than SC.
Ah, Limit Theory..
Over £170,000 (around $190,000) collected and then he got a headache..
Still.. plenty of money for tablets.
Play Evochron instead, far better and less stress i.e. 'where's my money gone'....
Over £170,000 (around $190,000) collected and then he got a headache..
Still.. plenty of money for tablets.
Play Evochron instead, far better and less stress i.e. 'where's my money gone'....
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That forum is downright creepy. The Josh petting that went on there, and still continues (astonishingly), made it feel more like a cult than a community. $200,000 in backer funds must have made a nice nest egg for Josh in his new career lolol.
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I just had to double check if I am in the correct thread /wink
Doubt the nest egg. Too much of a geek to have an eye on the main chance, and made the mistake of treating the venture as a hobby. Coupled with a low stress threshold, no wonder it went south. Sad. Oh, and too much HFCS and wishful thinking on the forums.
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The learning curve involved in utilizing a keyboard and mouse is to much for me. Thus the game is pretty much on hold until I get my new Warthog stick and throttle. Then it's how the heck do I make sense of all the possible configurations. But it is something to do not so much if but when ED is messed up to play.
I'll still be purchasing the new version or update or what ever it's referred to as next year. And I'm certainly looking forward to purchasing a carrier. I've shelved NMS permanently. So, having something else besides ED is working well.