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At least they realized their boss fights were terrible and included ways to beat them all with no challenge whatsoever.

Switching back and froth between Skyrim, New Vegas, Dark Souls, and testing shitty Oblivion-clones like Kingdoms of Amular.

Tried Risen recently. Way to mediocre.

'tis a Fable clone.

Semantics. Oblivion and Fable are both shit games.

In order of what I spend the most time on:

Terraria
Stalker SoC
Sacred Gold
Baldur's Gate (one...final...push to actually finish it for once. Currently dying repeatedly to Nimbul with SCS installed )
Saints Row (this PC tard needs some serious XBAWKS help - I fucking suck at this game)
M&M1
Ultima III
Recettear
Rome:Total War

hmmm no wonder I can never finish a GD single game

Karl Marx 3.0 states, "Humanity Has Risen! has signed up as Chaplain."

My poor Space Station 13.

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All those undomursticurted snowmn carbs, you monster

Now that I'm done with Neverwinter Nights 2, I feel I'll finally get around to playing and finishing the first one. I could never ever get past chapter 1 on account of the insane amount of shitty filler combat, but... okay well that's not going away, but I seek some solace in the fact that apparently the expansions are okay. Plus I spent money on it, so I must suck as much value from it as I possibly can!

Also, this engine is still buggy as hell, even the fixed-up GOG version. If I pick the 3D audio provider then it stutters so badly it becomes unplayable. Running 2D Miles provider, it runs smoother than I have ever seen it on any computer (constant 60 fps). Weird.

I'm not into online games, but this looks awesome.

I just finished reading the Mask of Loki by Roger Zelazny and boy does parts of that book seemed to have been borrowed by Assassin's Creed. It's probably just a coincidence, since a lot of fiction writers seem to like to make global conspiracies out of the Assassins, Templars, Freemasons, alien beings posing as gods, memories of past lives and so on and so forth, but darned it all if Mask of Loki and Assassin's Creed don't share all of those elements.

Ungame.

Hitman: Agent 47 / For the First Time / On Hard Difficulty...

Got stuck for ages trying to do the "The Lee Hong Assassination" with no civilian casualties.

(Even checked on Youtube, but all the walkthroughs killed the waiter.)

Finally did it: shot him, his bodyguard, and everybody else in the his hideout before doing any of the other objectives.

Not really "stealthy" but it worked...

Slowly grinding through Dead Space 2 and sometimes Guild Wars 2.

Lost all remnants of interest in Tribes: Ascend.

Skyrim: Dragonborn
Hitman Absolution
Neverwinter Nights 2 main campaign
FEAR 2

None of them are that great, really, though I do fully enjoy Skyrim for what it is.

"You gonna get raped."

Chariots of War.

Goddamn piece of shit Matrix Games that's impossible at higher difficulties. Currently playing Egyptians and enslaving machete rapists for my future army of conquest that I shall unleash upon the unsuspecting people of Judea and Gaza.



See this motherfucker? He means business. In this game your useless peasant infantry only exists as meat shields for your chariots of brutal rape. They drive around and chuck spears like the dumb sapiens they are and drive down people like some crack addict on Las Vegas.



See all these colors? You can pick one of them, ranging from egyptians and hittites, to sumerians, babylonians, jews, akkadians, mitani, persians and steppe niggers and god knows who else and go on a rampage of murder, plunder and extreme hoarding of jewgold.



I won't even mention how retarded and badly implemented the battles are. But watching chariots run down those hapless peasants out in the open fills me with a sense of fulfillment, like watching a flower bloom or interracial at work.



You think this is extreme?

Try boiling alive. Prime culinary achievement of the Nubian mind.

Chariots of War. It's so bad it's good.

Dead Colony.

Right now I'm playing an old first person shooter with RPG elements called Might and Magic 6.


Seriously, it's a good game, but when I'm trying to shoot beholders from a distance I feel like I'm playing Doom, only without a handy ability to strafe and with unlimted ammo. Once I knock this one out I can say I played through my Might and Magic 6-pack collection I got off of GOG. It would only have taken me 8 months of continuous play.

Spent quite a few hours playing Dark Souls. A fun game once you get used to controls and learn the basics, and also a beautiful one. Not only in visuals, but just all-around elegant. But ffs it is nowhere near as transcendental (lol) as some people make it sound. Good one, but not the best thing ever.

Better then Divinity 2, eh.

Was bouncing back and forth between Civ 5 and Warlock but I've pretty much mastered the AI: can win Civ 5 on Immortal and Warlock on Impossible consistently so there's not much challenge left. Still wanting to play some strategy games and wishing all that good kickstarter stuff would hurry up and get released. Guess I'll finish up Mark of the Ninja!

Looks bland, needs more bloom.

You didn't mind the even more insane amount of shitty filler combat in NWN2? The Derp Caves and Ninja Horde Mansion in NWN2 Chapter 1 likely have more filler than all chapters of NWN1 together.