Whatcha been playing lately?
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Whatcha been playing lately?
I think I beat the first boss in Valheim, but didn't go further. It seems like a great game for playing with friends, which, channeling George Thorogood, "I game alone."
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It's a great game.
I'm playing it again myself.I picked up each of the 3 unique Skeleton recruits, levelled them to the 80's, and now I've given them each a squad of 10 headless thralls who are being trained up as martial artists.
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Pathfinder: Kingmaker
Real old school D&D style. Enjoying it mostly...even though it can be a bit tedious. Getting close to 100 hours and there is still plenty of campaign to go. Like...plenty.
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Real old school D&D style. Enjoying it mostly...even though it can be a bit tedious. Getting close to 100 hours and there is still plenty of campaign to go. Like...plenty.
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Spent most of my week off playing Hogwarts Legacy, and it was not bad. Not brilliant, but not bad. Combat is particularly fun, setting is great, story / quests are OK.
Had some major stability issues the first couple days, but I think that was more due to mods than anything else, mostly resolved when I gave up on the mod for adjusting camera distance / angle etc. (All other mods were fine.)
Finished the main story-line in about 40(ish) hours of actual play time, and am 65% of the way complete. Will probably not bother much more with it.
Debating going back to Kenshi (again) or trying a couple of the other games I got on the last steam sale. (Hellish Quart, Survivalist: Invisible Strain and Manor Lords.)
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Had some major stability issues the first couple days, but I think that was more due to mods than anything else, mostly resolved when I gave up on the mod for adjusting camera distance / angle etc. (All other mods were fine.)
Finished the main story-line in about 40(ish) hours of actual play time, and am 65% of the way complete. Will probably not bother much more with it.
Debating going back to Kenshi (again) or trying a couple of the other games I got on the last steam sale. (Hellish Quart, Survivalist: Invisible Strain and Manor Lords.)
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I've been playing Baldur's Gate 3 (of course) on my son's Steamdeck and it's friggin awesome.
I've also gone back to playing Neptune's Pride over at np4.ironhelmet.com. Highly recommended multiplayer space game. I just finished a 64-player game and it was a blast.
I've also gone back to playing Neptune's Pride over at np4.ironhelmet.com. Highly recommended multiplayer space game. I just finished a 64-player game and it was a blast.
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It's on my list, but I'll wait for a decent sale before I buy it. Also, "Party" games are not usually my cup of tea...Stuff like the Dragon Age games, (although I have played 2 of them), just get a bit annoying for me.
I've ended up diving into Survivalist: Invisible Strain.
Despite some initial struggle getting into it, and the art style which is not usually one I favour, it has turned out to be pretty compelling, and with surprising depth, especially for an indie 1-man developer. Early access yet, but pretty impressed. Sorta like if Kenshi and State of Decay had a bastard hybrid child.
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I've ended up diving into Survivalist: Invisible Strain.
Despite some initial struggle getting into it, and the art style which is not usually one I favour, it has turned out to be pretty compelling, and with surprising depth, especially for an indie 1-man developer. Early access yet, but pretty impressed. Sorta like if Kenshi and State of Decay had a bastard hybrid child.
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