I myself have been playing alot of rdr2 and beamng
Baldurs's Gate 3. I'm in 70 hours and I love IT so far
I really wanna try Baldurs gate myself might get it on steam sale prehaps two games I really wouldn't mind trying are baldurs gate and disco elysium
Bear in mind, BG3 is more much like your typical cRPG while Disco Elysium is more akin to Planescape: Torment but without combat.
Both are extremely well-written, and I would say Disco Elysium is arguably one of the best written games period, but don’t go into DE expecting a whole lot of combat - it’s much more like a visual novel than a cRPG.
You just made DE a whole lot more appealing to me.
De sounds awesome I would love another well written game like rdr2 to sink my teeth into and get tons of hours out of and this sounds like that sorta game
Both are amazing RPGs. Highly recommend checking them out.
Might check them out then I'll probably look at getting them at the Christmas steam sale I almost certainly want to check out disco elysium
I was told at some point to pirate disco elysium because the original devs got removed from making royalties on any sales prior to the release of the game. Does anyone know if this is a credible statement?
Yea, basically what happened was some crooked businessman took over their company by some very fucked up methods, ousted the people who made the game and stole their IP. This is the most justified case of piracy is good.
I can't find anything from the devs stating that either.
I'm doing an evil playthrough now and finding various things I missed from the first playthrough. But oof, I feel really awful about the horrible things the game lets you do. 😅
Risk of Rain 2, such an underrated game. It’s been eating up all my free time lately.
Absolute banger once you get a hang of it.
I've never heard of risk of rain is it any good? Might check it out
Its good, but I had to download mods to learn what the items were and what they did. Take a look at R2ModMan
Alright ty I'll make sure to look into it one day
Honestly, I started replaying Skyrim to see if I can actually finish the damn thing lol
Oh man every so often I boot it up with fresh mods! I love that game so much.
I remember when it launched, I never heard of it, didn't see any promotional material and just bought it out of curiosity. Was an incredible surprise and put so much hours into it
I was a huge fan of oblivion and I remember staying up into the early hours at uni waiting for the crack to be released. I put 16 hours in on the first day and never really looked back.
Currently wrestling with whether or not I can justify spending £800 on my pc to play starfield....
Eh, Ive got a 1080 ti and starfield runs terribly. I'm averaging 24 to 30 fps regardless if it's high or low settings. So maybe wait. Not sure what you're thinking to buy but starfield has pretty poor optimisation and if it's a minor bump I'm not sure you'll see much gain.
My graphics card isn't horrible actually to be fair. I've got an RTX 2070 but it's on a 10 year old AM3 motherboard with DDR3 in it so it's time to replace cpu/mobo/ram.
At the moment it's not playable for me, I forced myself to play the first few hours but speech visual lags behind the audio and I'm stuck waiting for 10seconds with every sentence. I know loading screens aren't great for anyone but a solid minute for each screen wasn't doable either.
Zelda Wind Maker, on WiiU sadly. My gf got this console and game, so I just wanna beat it and move onto another Zelda games.
I got phantam, skyward, botw. Saving botw for last. I beat oot and mm back in the days, and just beat twilight.
I know a lot of people like them, but you just listed a lot of my least favourite Zelda games. Wind Waker (before the remake, I heard there were a lot of QoL changes that I had issue with from the original?), Phantom Hourglass and Skyward Sword. I would've beat my head against a desk if you said Spirit Tracks.
But people do enjoy these, so I hope you like them much more than I did.
Yeah so far I'm not fan of it. Plus playing on WiiU pad sucks.
Holy shit, i fucking LOVE Wind Maker. Absolutely amazing game!
The Graphics as well! So unbelievably cute! I spent so many hours in it!
That's so funny because that's one of my favorite Zelda games, and one of my favorite consoles. The Wii U pad was such a dream to play on.
Contraband Police - it's like Papers Please, but since it's in first person, it's more complex - you have to manage the whole border crossing area with the few staff you have, you have a car that you have to manually drive to a supply shop and to drop prisoners and contraband off at, and you can get ambushed along the way or at your base, where you're manually be shooting at smugglers with guns you buy.
Shadows of Doubt - A game where you play as a detective in a city and you have to solve cases (sometimes murders) and often end up committing crimes yourself along the way. A lot of cases solved used by matching faces to names to fingerprints to voices to jobs to blood type, eye colour, hair colour, age, and so on. Extremely addictive and often hilarious, despite how buggy this early access game is.
Dicey Dungeons - A roguelike deckbuilder with 6 different classes where you roll dice against cards with different effects and your enemy does the same to you. I don't love roguelikes and really don't like deck games but this one is really appealing, and has a great soundtrack. The different classes play through a LOT of different "episodes" where the rules of the game change.
also playing a lot of Heroes of the Storm every goddamn night
I saw Contraband Police yesterday, it sounds awesome.
Sounds awesome!
Been playing Skyrim and Control. Also, playing Baldurs Gate 1 on Switch from time to time.
Controls quite fun ngl I got it for free as part of the epic games promotion I've played it a couple of times and I've enjoyed it never got round to completing the campaign sadly I think I got to the maintenance area before having to call it quits
Factorio sucked me back in
I'm considering giving factorio ago I think its on my steam wishlist I've heard of it from YouTube looks good
It's one of those games that do a magic trick and make time go poof. Very deep, tons of things to do, and extremely moddable with a rich ecosystem. Something you can easily sink hundreds of hours into without even realizing it.
Excellent game overall.
Make sure to have enough time because you won't see the sun for a while
Trepang^2^ - Absolute FPS gem
Starfield - Hated it
Brotato - Casual quick game
Dorfromantic - Chill casual quick game
I've never tried brotato may give it ago although vampire survivors may be up your valley its in the same genre I've been playing a couple rounds every so often on my phone
Vampire survivors is in my library and liked it too, but I prefered Brotato. More variation, your selection matter more and no 360 weapons you can overpower.
Bloodborne has sucked me back in. Super satisfying gameplay.
I also replayed Re7 and Re8, just fantastic together.
I love both of those games so much. RE7 as the spooky RE experience I was too young to have when the first 2 came out, and RE8 as a campy horror movie (that spawned amazing memes on the subreddit before reddit went to shit) that is extremely fun to play. It's also short enough that you can blast through again and again trying to beat your last time or trying out different guns... Loved it. Though it was cheesey, I did love the Winters' story by the end—even made me tear up a lil
I guess Kirby and The Forgotten land mainly.
And frankly I'm amazed with how good it is. I never thought this would be "my type of game", and it's not like I'm "wanna play this for 8h a day" addicted, in fact I get my fill after an hour or 2, but it's just great. Like really great, so far 9 out of 10 for me.
Have about 200 hours of Valheim logged with my wife. I'm honestly feeling burned out, but she's still into it, so I'm trying my best to remain interested. I love this game, but we've been playing of so much.
Thats nice though! I wish i could play it longer aswell but my brain just gives up once the final boss is beaten
I loved it until I didn't.
Don't remember how far I got, maybe 2/3 of the biomes, then I burned out and got bored. That was a while back, and flattening the land was really glitchy. I'd have an area perfectly flattened and ready to commence building, save it all down, come back next day, and it'd all gone to shit again. I got sick of trying. It became more of a grind just to get back to my last save point than I wanted, and gave up on it.
Did it ever get a full release?
I played it last year right before mistlands
Same but they were there, there was just no enemies it anything
im replaying celeste for the 10th time with a dumb dialogue mod. it's great
I might give celeste ago one day I got it for free as part of an epic games promotion I've got a massive backlog of games
Finished Terraria for the first time since I got some 10 years ago. Now I'm replaying Grim Dawn, excited for the new expansion pack.
I’m in persona 5 royale whenever I’m solo and just finishing up season 1 of Diablo 4
Persona’s really, really big (based of persona 4 I thought I knew when it would finish, but my guess was way off) and diablo’s doing a good job of being “video game golf”
Hmm I've heard of diablo might give it a try one day is it any good what are the pros and cons.
Not OP, but if you mean Diablo IV specifically:
Pros:
-Returns to its more dark and gritty roots.
-The franchise as a whole has fantastic lore/good story. Like good enough to where if nothing else check out some lore videos here.
-If you like diving into buildcrafting it is a pretty good series to get into. Same goes for if you like grinding for better loot.
-The different classes are all pretty unique and all classes offer multiple ways to play the class. For example on Druid tou can be a Werewolf that zips around clawing at enemies at highspeed inflicting enemies you melee with a bunch of poison. Or you can be a Werebear that slams the ground to cause earthquakes to cast out in front of you. Or you can focus on throwing out tons of tornadoes and lightning. To name a few.
-The game is going to be supported for quite some time, as i believe are two planned DLCs for the game plus regular seasonal content. In fact they are almost to season 30 of Diablo III and still supporting that game.
-The devs have become very committed recently about being open on the when and why of any changes well in advance.
Cons:
-The game is still trying to find itself balance wise. In xp drops, in class skill balance, in armor abilities, in resistance stats. Key features that were added later in Diablo III’s lifetime just straight up not brought into IV for some reason.
-This is oversimplifying it a lot, but the above plus some previous lack of open communication of changes has lost a lot of goodwill between players and devs. To the point they had to have a kind of emergency meeting stream about what they did and make promises to fix. So far it seems they are doing what they can to keep those at least.
-The monetization is fully in your face. Now i will say, IMO it is not the worst game by any means. There arent any pay to win mechanics from what i have seen (a big problem in Diablo:Immortal), but the cosmetic stuff is there, it is advertised, and IMO pretty damn overpriced.
-The endgame right now sucks. Now I’ll preface this by saying this should be one of the promised things changing very soon. But it currently really only consists of running harder and harder versions of the same dungeons with limited lives over and over and over again. And the way the dungeons are made harder is not just the enemy level, but with modifiers that a lot of players feel to be unfair. Like having enemies crowd control you in place repeatedly preventing you from moving or acting as they just simply kill you.
That said, all in all i do recommend trying the game if RPGs/ARPGs even remotely interest you. Id give it something like a 7.5/10, and they do seem pretty committed to the long haul of supporting and improving the game. You could easily sink 30+ hours into the game. If you would like any more detail on any of those points id be happy to answer.
I'm not a big big fan of monetisation in video games although it's not a big deal I'll probably wait for end game to improve prehaps then I might look into it thanks for the list m8
Np. And they just announced last week some changes/additions to the end game that should make more high level activities worth doing plus having the ability to target farm the best loot in the game to a degree while doing so. That change i believe should be coming when the next season starts in about a week.
Just finished P5R a few weeks ago. Loved it!
A friend got me into New World when he started playing, never played an MMO more for more than a week but this one seems like it might hold me for awhile. Waiting on D4 season 2. A little bit of cyberpunk 2077 since the dlc dropped and Project Zomboid when I'm in the mood. ALSO KATAMARI DAMACI.
Ooo you play project zomboid I haven't seen the sun since I started playing that game I've gotten 850.1 hours put into it i think I joined on build 39 when they introduced vehicles
The next major update is going to be glorious. If you haven't been following it I suggest you should. They post updates on their progress every few weeks.
I've been following I can't wait for animals in the game I love surviving in the cabins outside muldraugh and they made a blog post where they said they were working on putting some factory equipment stuff in the game which looks sick as well
Yea the buildings and basements open up soooo much potential as well. Really excited for what they've cooked up. Also the new crafting system. I'm so ready lol. Besides all the mods breaking its gona be a great time when it does launch.
Titanfall 2 with friends, War Thunder, Cyberpunk 2077 and Middle Earth: Shadow of War on my own.
And of course, my go-to when I don't know what to do, which is Hearts of Iron IV. I'm excited about the new DLC, btw.
Replaying stardew valley in anticipation of the big update.
I'm gonna need a LOT more hats!!!
I started Starfield and dropped it after about 3ish hours (happy for you if you liked it, I just couldn’t find anything interesting there), beat Lies of P (could be the best of the non-Bandai soulsbourne games), and just started up The Lamplighters League (a fun X-com style game that’s good, but REALLY poorly optimized, so buyer beware).
Looking forward to Spider-man 2 though, only a few more weeks!
Oo I really wanna get lies of p I saw it on the front page of steam and it looks awesome
It’s a ton of fun, and I hope you check it out! As an fyi on the combat, it is very perfect block centric like Seikiro, which I know is not everyone’s favorite Fromsoft game. I think the demo that’s out there gives you a pretty substantial preview though, so feel free to judge for yourself :)
I will probably check it out probably look into it at the Christmas sale
Diablo 3 caught my attention again recently with the new and probably last season. Pretty mindless most of the time but it's therapeutic in a way
Started playing Starfield and it really made me want to revisit fallout 4, I’m now deep back into a new play through of Fo4 with 22 hours played in the last 2 weeks. Really enjoying it again.
Anyway, another settlement needs my help….
TF2, Brawlhalla and osu!
TF2 is really great, I recommend anyone to check it out.
I tried tf2 myself not my kinda game tbh i never really got into it
Dome Keeper - Picked it up over the weekend and played it a ton on my steam deck. The replay value is pretty high for me at the moment. I haven't explored everything it has to offer yet.
Tales of Arise and NFS Heat!
Oh, and Assassin‘s Creed Unity. Blows my mind how that game can still torture my modern PC
Sounds noice I got nfs heat myself on sale for £5 ain't to bad not a good game by Any means
I‘m playing it in HDR and having a good time, just enjoying the spectacle, although the cops could be more loseable without ramps, I can see that annoy me towards the end of the game lol
I've been playing BG3. Im still in the beginning. I rolled a sorcerer. Some foppishly dressed guy poked my eye out, I was bitten by a fabulous vampire, I killed a drow by dropping them in a ravine, I made friends with mushroom people when I brought them another drow's head, and I wish Lae'zel and Shadowheart would stop making barbed comments at each other and just go fuck.
When I don't have time to get involved with BG3, I play a little game called "Noita" which is a little game with a little wizard and his magic wands, and the point of the game seeems to be "How far can you get before you set yourself on fire"
Finished a Hrot replay, doing a Hedon replay and am waiting for Ion Fury Aftershock to come out on GoG.
The Dead Space remake, loved the original and the remake is so good
Rimworld, in a fucked up way, has become my comfort game, so it's taken up a good chunk of my playtime recently.
Got a nice little colony going, nestled in some mountains. Working on clearing out our "home" area, and then I want to start coring out the others to keep this look of a quiet, sleepy village nestled among the rocks until you step into our killbox and realize we're actually a highly militarized group of escaped slaves with Spacer-grade gear, a GlitterNet set-up running our defenses, and no plans of going back.
At least, that's the plan. Now that I have the first wing of a permanent hospital down, I'm planning on getting the colony gym up and running, hopefully not have a meltdown happen when Partridge realizes his husband, Dog, is now psychically bonded with, and boning, the new Highmate, Sarai, and hopefully remember to actually finish building the prisons hospital wing and the bones for the Ripper and Hema wings so we're prepared for when we need subcores and blood.
I might put the organ harvesting wing near the beach. Let the bastards have one last look at the ocean before a sawbones rips their liver out.
Most sane RimWorld player ever
Beat STASIS last week after seeing MandaloreGaming's review. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Gonna give STASIS: Bone Totem a shot soon, I think.
I found my evil Baldur's Gate 3 playthrough a bit underwhelming, so I went and restarted as a himbo barbarian wood elf, and I've been having a lot more fun with that build. Heart of gold with no brains has been really funny so far, especially when half my dialogue options as a Berserker are just to shout at people or punch them.
Old World
Baulders Gate Enhanced Edition
AEW Fight Forever
I finished Baldur's Gate 3, finished Starfield, finished Expeditions: Viking and I'm currently playing Expeditions: Rome.
I’m playing lots of different games lately; I’m in a contest for achievement hunting and it requires me to earn varying achievements. Lately it’s been Madden 23, Vampire Survivors, Hitman 2, Spyro Remastered trilogy and Walking Dead New Frontier.
It's been a while since I've done achievement hunting myself I 100% watch dogs 2 and legion good luck hop ya catch erm all
Thanks. I’ve gotta go back and finish all those RDR2 gold medals one day too…
The outer worlds. Completed it once now i need to do the evil ending
And after you do the "evil" ending, you should try a "dumb" playthrough.
Baldurs Gate 3, Trackmania, Grid Legends and Old School Runescape.
starfield, fortnite, and backyard baseball
rock band 4 when im able to (work 2nd shift and live with parents, so drumming at night is a no go)
Sounds noice ngl
Been trying out Aion classic. Kind of fun.
I just started and finished (it’s not long) Red Matter after they released a PSVR2 version.
I’m also playing the Cyberpunk DLC.
..2 years ago, Rocket League. Last year, RL. This year, RL. Next year, RL… It never ends. Really the only game I never get bored of, and I have an embarrassingly amount of hours on it. Almost purely snowday.
Dark souls one and Morrowind (through OpenMW)
Zork
Space War
Guess Who
BG3, OW2 and Civ6
Titanfall 2 - so glad the servers are back online
Oooo noice I really wanna try titanfall 2
Nows the time
I really want to finish TF1 campaign before doing TF2. Is it worth it, or should I just go straight to TF2?
I'm not interested in multiplayer. I just heard the TF2 campaign was pretty incredible.
It's really frustrating that the TF1 campaign is all multiplayer. Queue times take forever.
Baldurs's Gate 3. I'm in 70 hours and I love IT so far
I really wanna try Baldurs gate myself might get it on steam sale prehaps two games I really wouldn't mind trying are baldurs gate and disco elysium
Bear in mind, BG3 is more much like your typical cRPG while Disco Elysium is more akin to Planescape: Torment but without combat.
Both are extremely well-written, and I would say Disco Elysium is arguably one of the best written games period, but don’t go into DE expecting a whole lot of combat - it’s much more like a visual novel than a cRPG.
You just made DE a whole lot more appealing to me.
De sounds awesome I would love another well written game like rdr2 to sink my teeth into and get tons of hours out of and this sounds like that sorta game
Both are amazing RPGs. Highly recommend checking them out.
Might check them out then I'll probably look at getting them at the Christmas steam sale I almost certainly want to check out disco elysium
I was told at some point to pirate disco elysium because the original devs got removed from making royalties on any sales prior to the release of the game. Does anyone know if this is a credible statement?
Yea, basically what happened was some crooked businessman took over their company by some very fucked up methods, ousted the people who made the game and stole their IP. This is the most justified case of piracy is good.
I can't find anything from the devs stating that either.
I'm doing an evil playthrough now and finding various things I missed from the first playthrough. But oof, I feel really awful about the horrible things the game lets you do. 😅
Risk of Rain 2, such an underrated game. It’s been eating up all my free time lately.
Absolute banger once you get a hang of it.
I've never heard of risk of rain is it any good? Might check it out
Its good, but I had to download mods to learn what the items were and what they did. Take a look at R2ModMan
Alright ty I'll make sure to look into it one day
Honestly, I started replaying Skyrim to see if I can actually finish the damn thing lol
Oh man every so often I boot it up with fresh mods! I love that game so much.
I remember when it launched, I never heard of it, didn't see any promotional material and just bought it out of curiosity. Was an incredible surprise and put so much hours into it
I was a huge fan of oblivion and I remember staying up into the early hours at uni waiting for the crack to be released. I put 16 hours in on the first day and never really looked back.
Currently wrestling with whether or not I can justify spending £800 on my pc to play starfield....
Eh, Ive got a 1080 ti and starfield runs terribly. I'm averaging 24 to 30 fps regardless if it's high or low settings. So maybe wait. Not sure what you're thinking to buy but starfield has pretty poor optimisation and if it's a minor bump I'm not sure you'll see much gain.
My graphics card isn't horrible actually to be fair. I've got an RTX 2070 but it's on a 10 year old AM3 motherboard with DDR3 in it so it's time to replace cpu/mobo/ram.
At the moment it's not playable for me, I forced myself to play the first few hours but speech visual lags behind the audio and I'm stuck waiting for 10seconds with every sentence. I know loading screens aren't great for anyone but a solid minute for each screen wasn't doable either.
Zelda Wind Maker, on WiiU sadly. My gf got this console and game, so I just wanna beat it and move onto another Zelda games.
I got phantam, skyward, botw. Saving botw for last. I beat oot and mm back in the days, and just beat twilight.
I know a lot of people like them, but you just listed a lot of my least favourite Zelda games. Wind Waker (before the remake, I heard there were a lot of QoL changes that I had issue with from the original?), Phantom Hourglass and Skyward Sword. I would've beat my head against a desk if you said Spirit Tracks.
But people do enjoy these, so I hope you like them much more than I did.
Yeah so far I'm not fan of it. Plus playing on WiiU pad sucks.
Holy shit, i fucking LOVE Wind Maker. Absolutely amazing game!
The Graphics as well! So unbelievably cute! I spent so many hours in it!
That's so funny because that's one of my favorite Zelda games, and one of my favorite consoles. The Wii U pad was such a dream to play on.
Contraband Police - it's like Papers Please, but since it's in first person, it's more complex - you have to manage the whole border crossing area with the few staff you have, you have a car that you have to manually drive to a supply shop and to drop prisoners and contraband off at, and you can get ambushed along the way or at your base, where you're manually be shooting at smugglers with guns you buy.
Shadows of Doubt - A game where you play as a detective in a city and you have to solve cases (sometimes murders) and often end up committing crimes yourself along the way. A lot of cases solved used by matching faces to names to fingerprints to voices to jobs to blood type, eye colour, hair colour, age, and so on. Extremely addictive and often hilarious, despite how buggy this early access game is.
Dicey Dungeons - A roguelike deckbuilder with 6 different classes where you roll dice against cards with different effects and your enemy does the same to you. I don't love roguelikes and really don't like deck games but this one is really appealing, and has a great soundtrack. The different classes play through a LOT of different "episodes" where the rules of the game change.
also playing a lot of Heroes of the Storm every goddamn night
I saw Contraband Police yesterday, it sounds awesome.
Sounds awesome!
Been playing Skyrim and Control. Also, playing Baldurs Gate 1 on Switch from time to time.
Controls quite fun ngl I got it for free as part of the epic games promotion I've played it a couple of times and I've enjoyed it never got round to completing the campaign sadly I think I got to the maintenance area before having to call it quits
Factorio sucked me back in
I'm considering giving factorio ago I think its on my steam wishlist I've heard of it from YouTube looks good
It's one of those games that do a magic trick and make time go poof. Very deep, tons of things to do, and extremely moddable with a rich ecosystem. Something you can easily sink hundreds of hours into without even realizing it.
Excellent game overall.
Make sure to have enough time because you won't see the sun for a while
Trepang^2^ - Absolute FPS gem
Starfield - Hated it
Brotato - Casual quick game
Dorfromantic - Chill casual quick game
I've never tried brotato may give it ago although vampire survivors may be up your valley its in the same genre I've been playing a couple rounds every so often on my phone
Vampire survivors is in my library and liked it too, but I prefered Brotato. More variation, your selection matter more and no 360 weapons you can overpower.
Bloodborne has sucked me back in. Super satisfying gameplay.
I also replayed Re7 and Re8, just fantastic together.
I love both of those games so much. RE7 as the spooky RE experience I was too young to have when the first 2 came out, and RE8 as a campy horror movie (that spawned amazing memes on the subreddit before reddit went to shit) that is extremely fun to play. It's also short enough that you can blast through again and again trying to beat your last time or trying out different guns... Loved it. Though it was cheesey, I did love the Winters' story by the end—even made me tear up a lil
I guess Kirby and The Forgotten land mainly.
And frankly I'm amazed with how good it is. I never thought this would be "my type of game", and it's not like I'm "wanna play this for 8h a day" addicted, in fact I get my fill after an hour or 2, but it's just great. Like really great, so far 9 out of 10 for me.
Have about 200 hours of Valheim logged with my wife. I'm honestly feeling burned out, but she's still into it, so I'm trying my best to remain interested. I love this game, but we've been playing of so much.
Thats nice though! I wish i could play it longer aswell but my brain just gives up once the final boss is beaten
I loved it until I didn't.
Don't remember how far I got, maybe 2/3 of the biomes, then I burned out and got bored. That was a while back, and flattening the land was really glitchy. I'd have an area perfectly flattened and ready to commence building, save it all down, come back next day, and it'd all gone to shit again. I got sick of trying. It became more of a grind just to get back to my last save point than I wanted, and gave up on it.
Did it ever get a full release?
I played it last year right before mistlands
Same but they were there, there was just no enemies it anything
im replaying celeste for the 10th time with a dumb dialogue mod. it's great
I might give celeste ago one day I got it for free as part of an epic games promotion I've got a massive backlog of games
Finished Terraria for the first time since I got some 10 years ago. Now I'm replaying Grim Dawn, excited for the new expansion pack.
I’m in persona 5 royale whenever I’m solo and just finishing up season 1 of Diablo 4
Persona’s really, really big (based of persona 4 I thought I knew when it would finish, but my guess was way off) and diablo’s doing a good job of being “video game golf”
Hmm I've heard of diablo might give it a try one day is it any good what are the pros and cons.
Not OP, but if you mean Diablo IV specifically:
Pros:
-Returns to its more dark and gritty roots.
-The franchise as a whole has fantastic lore/good story. Like good enough to where if nothing else check out some lore videos here.
-If you like diving into buildcrafting it is a pretty good series to get into. Same goes for if you like grinding for better loot.
-The different classes are all pretty unique and all classes offer multiple ways to play the class. For example on Druid tou can be a Werewolf that zips around clawing at enemies at highspeed inflicting enemies you melee with a bunch of poison. Or you can be a Werebear that slams the ground to cause earthquakes to cast out in front of you. Or you can focus on throwing out tons of tornadoes and lightning. To name a few.
-The game is going to be supported for quite some time, as i believe are two planned DLCs for the game plus regular seasonal content. In fact they are almost to season 30 of Diablo III and still supporting that game.
-The devs have become very committed recently about being open on the when and why of any changes well in advance.
Cons:
-The game is still trying to find itself balance wise. In xp drops, in class skill balance, in armor abilities, in resistance stats. Key features that were added later in Diablo III’s lifetime just straight up not brought into IV for some reason.
-This is oversimplifying it a lot, but the above plus some previous lack of open communication of changes has lost a lot of goodwill between players and devs. To the point they had to have a kind of emergency meeting stream about what they did and make promises to fix. So far it seems they are doing what they can to keep those at least.
-The monetization is fully in your face. Now i will say, IMO it is not the worst game by any means. There arent any pay to win mechanics from what i have seen (a big problem in Diablo:Immortal), but the cosmetic stuff is there, it is advertised, and IMO pretty damn overpriced.
-The endgame right now sucks. Now I’ll preface this by saying this should be one of the promised things changing very soon. But it currently really only consists of running harder and harder versions of the same dungeons with limited lives over and over and over again. And the way the dungeons are made harder is not just the enemy level, but with modifiers that a lot of players feel to be unfair. Like having enemies crowd control you in place repeatedly preventing you from moving or acting as they just simply kill you.
That said, all in all i do recommend trying the game if RPGs/ARPGs even remotely interest you. Id give it something like a 7.5/10, and they do seem pretty committed to the long haul of supporting and improving the game. You could easily sink 30+ hours into the game. If you would like any more detail on any of those points id be happy to answer.
I'm not a big big fan of monetisation in video games although it's not a big deal I'll probably wait for end game to improve prehaps then I might look into it thanks for the list m8
Np. And they just announced last week some changes/additions to the end game that should make more high level activities worth doing plus having the ability to target farm the best loot in the game to a degree while doing so. That change i believe should be coming when the next season starts in about a week.
Just finished P5R a few weeks ago. Loved it!
A friend got me into New World when he started playing, never played an MMO more for more than a week but this one seems like it might hold me for awhile. Waiting on D4 season 2. A little bit of cyberpunk 2077 since the dlc dropped and Project Zomboid when I'm in the mood. ALSO KATAMARI DAMACI.
Ooo you play project zomboid I haven't seen the sun since I started playing that game I've gotten 850.1 hours put into it i think I joined on build 39 when they introduced vehicles
The next major update is going to be glorious. If you haven't been following it I suggest you should. They post updates on their progress every few weeks.
I've been following I can't wait for animals in the game I love surviving in the cabins outside muldraugh and they made a blog post where they said they were working on putting some factory equipment stuff in the game which looks sick as well
Yea the buildings and basements open up soooo much potential as well. Really excited for what they've cooked up. Also the new crafting system. I'm so ready lol. Besides all the mods breaking its gona be a great time when it does launch.
Titanfall 2 with friends, War Thunder, Cyberpunk 2077 and Middle Earth: Shadow of War on my own.
And of course, my go-to when I don't know what to do, which is Hearts of Iron IV. I'm excited about the new DLC, btw.
Replaying stardew valley in anticipation of the big update.
I'm gonna need a LOT more hats!!!
I started Starfield and dropped it after about 3ish hours (happy for you if you liked it, I just couldn’t find anything interesting there), beat Lies of P (could be the best of the non-Bandai soulsbourne games), and just started up The Lamplighters League (a fun X-com style game that’s good, but REALLY poorly optimized, so buyer beware).
Looking forward to Spider-man 2 though, only a few more weeks!
Oo I really wanna get lies of p I saw it on the front page of steam and it looks awesome
It’s a ton of fun, and I hope you check it out! As an fyi on the combat, it is very perfect block centric like Seikiro, which I know is not everyone’s favorite Fromsoft game. I think the demo that’s out there gives you a pretty substantial preview though, so feel free to judge for yourself :)
I will probably check it out probably look into it at the Christmas sale
Diablo 3 caught my attention again recently with the new and probably last season. Pretty mindless most of the time but it's therapeutic in a way
Started playing Starfield and it really made me want to revisit fallout 4, I’m now deep back into a new play through of Fo4 with 22 hours played in the last 2 weeks. Really enjoying it again.
Anyway, another settlement needs my help….
TF2, Brawlhalla and osu! TF2 is really great, I recommend anyone to check it out.
I tried tf2 myself not my kinda game tbh i never really got into it
Dome Keeper - Picked it up over the weekend and played it a ton on my steam deck. The replay value is pretty high for me at the moment. I haven't explored everything it has to offer yet.
Tales of Arise and NFS Heat!
Oh, and Assassin‘s Creed Unity. Blows my mind how that game can still torture my modern PC
Sounds noice I got nfs heat myself on sale for £5 ain't to bad not a good game by Any means
I‘m playing it in HDR and having a good time, just enjoying the spectacle, although the cops could be more loseable without ramps, I can see that annoy me towards the end of the game lol
I've been playing BG3. Im still in the beginning. I rolled a sorcerer. Some foppishly dressed guy poked my eye out, I was bitten by a fabulous vampire, I killed a drow by dropping them in a ravine, I made friends with mushroom people when I brought them another drow's head, and I wish Lae'zel and Shadowheart would stop making barbed comments at each other and just go fuck.
When I don't have time to get involved with BG3, I play a little game called "Noita" which is a little game with a little wizard and his magic wands, and the point of the game seeems to be "How far can you get before you set yourself on fire"
Finished a Hrot replay, doing a Hedon replay and am waiting for Ion Fury Aftershock to come out on GoG.
The Dead Space remake, loved the original and the remake is so good
Rimworld, in a fucked up way, has become my comfort game, so it's taken up a good chunk of my playtime recently.
Got a nice little colony going, nestled in some mountains. Working on clearing out our "home" area, and then I want to start coring out the others to keep this look of a quiet, sleepy village nestled among the rocks until you step into our killbox and realize we're actually a highly militarized group of escaped slaves with Spacer-grade gear, a GlitterNet set-up running our defenses, and no plans of going back.
At least, that's the plan. Now that I have the first wing of a permanent hospital down, I'm planning on getting the colony gym up and running, hopefully not have a meltdown happen when Partridge realizes his husband, Dog, is now psychically bonded with, and boning, the new Highmate, Sarai, and hopefully remember to actually finish building the prisons hospital wing and the bones for the Ripper and Hema wings so we're prepared for when we need subcores and blood.
I might put the organ harvesting wing near the beach. Let the bastards have one last look at the ocean before a sawbones rips their liver out.
Most sane RimWorld player ever
Beat STASIS last week after seeing MandaloreGaming's review. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Gonna give STASIS: Bone Totem a shot soon, I think.
I found my evil Baldur's Gate 3 playthrough a bit underwhelming, so I went and restarted as a himbo barbarian wood elf, and I've been having a lot more fun with that build. Heart of gold with no brains has been really funny so far, especially when half my dialogue options as a Berserker are just to shout at people or punch them.
Old World
Baulders Gate Enhanced Edition
AEW Fight Forever
I finished Baldur's Gate 3, finished Starfield, finished Expeditions: Viking and I'm currently playing Expeditions: Rome.
I’m playing lots of different games lately; I’m in a contest for achievement hunting and it requires me to earn varying achievements. Lately it’s been Madden 23, Vampire Survivors, Hitman 2, Spyro Remastered trilogy and Walking Dead New Frontier.
It's been a while since I've done achievement hunting myself I 100% watch dogs 2 and legion good luck hop ya catch erm all
Thanks. I’ve gotta go back and finish all those RDR2 gold medals one day too…
The outer worlds. Completed it once now i need to do the evil ending
And after you do the "evil" ending, you should try a "dumb" playthrough.
Baldurs Gate 3, Trackmania, Grid Legends and Old School Runescape.
starfield, fortnite, and backyard baseball
rock band 4 when im able to (work 2nd shift and live with parents, so drumming at night is a no go)
Sounds noice ngl
Been trying out Aion classic. Kind of fun.
I just started and finished (it’s not long) Red Matter after they released a PSVR2 version.
I’m also playing the Cyberpunk DLC.
..2 years ago, Rocket League. Last year, RL. This year, RL. Next year, RL… It never ends. Really the only game I never get bored of, and I have an embarrassingly amount of hours on it. Almost purely snowday.
Dark souls one and Morrowind (through OpenMW)
Zork
Space War
Guess Who
BG3, OW2 and Civ6
Titanfall 2 - so glad the servers are back online
Oooo noice I really wanna try titanfall 2
Nows the time
I really want to finish TF1 campaign before doing TF2. Is it worth it, or should I just go straight to TF2?
I'm not interested in multiplayer. I just heard the TF2 campaign was pretty incredible.
It's really frustrating that the TF1 campaign is all multiplayer. Queue times take forever.
Shattered Pixel Dungeon and Vampire Survivors.
Anno 1404 and City Skylines