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Now I play at RedDeadRedemption and am very happy with the game, great graphics, although it came to me to buy a new video card because of this, but overall, the game is very cool and definitely deserves your attention, I used to play only in casinos because it brought me money , and now I like to just relax more, of course sometimes I go and play online casino games.

Divinity 2: Original Sin. Haven't played the first one, but so far im 60 hours in and absolutely loving it. However I did [&@%!] up the character skills and everything and now it feels like my characters are like average at best and my last 3 hours of gameplay have been spent trying to look for a way to get EXP so I can level up, cus Im getting my ass kicked by everyone.

Still, fantastic game. I'll make sure to check other games from the studio.

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Gore Screaming Show, which is about exactly what the title says. Also, from Gore Screaming Show to Dracula, I've noticed this dumb trope that I'm beginning to hate. What with the story's resident monster always being chased by some hunter that they've known for a very long time... Why not dispose of the pest sooner rather than later? In Skyrim, as a vampire, I make sure to wipe out the Dawnguard, and as a werewolf, I make sure to wipe out the Silver Hand. No further [&@%!] with getting chased by those nuisances for apparently years.

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I am somehow back playing Fallout 4, despite giving it a negative review and successfully avoiding its Creation Club monetisation for the last several years. I'm having a better time with it than with Starfield; longterm trends continue to look grim for my eventual enjoyment of TES6.

I am always playing ESO, as well as Daggerfall and, to a lesser extent, Arena, Morrowind, and Oblivion.

But I recently tried getting into AD&D Pool of Radiance, because I bought all of the D&D games on sale as a bundle on Steam. And I must say, playing turn-based D&D games really makes me appreciate the action-based nature of TES games. Playing D&D games makes me feel like my playing skill has no meaning at all; everything is just a roll of the dice. And I've been struggling an uphill battle with the steep learning curve, since I'm not very familiar with AD&D rules and mechanics. But I think it's finally starting to click with me.

I am playing Wizard's Crown, an SSI game from the mid 80s. It's a tactical combat game sat inside a bare-bones fantasy RPG loot-em-up loop. The game has a lot of potential and is pretty cool in some places, but it's clear they ran out of time in a serious way leaving the final implementation very hit & miss.

I've been looking for an old CRPG to re-write from scratch as a programming project and this fits the bill nicely.

I might pick up Pool of Radiance to see how the combat changed as well.

Astrobot, Graphically excellent playability of very varied levels the dual sense controller always at the top a little short I would have liked to have more but contender for the goty 2024 without problem a very nice exclusive from Sony

Lord Timster wrote:I am playing Wizard's Crown, an SSI game from the mid 80s.

Wizard's Crown is on my GOG Wish List, so I don't forget about it, but I've got so many unplayed games in my library right now that it will probably be a long while before I get it. I think there was a sequel to it, but I forget the name at the moment.

From what I read, Wizard's Crown was a pretty hard-core system that can be a real pain to deal with, and SSI made several improvements and simplifications when designing Pool of Radiance.

Lona RPG. Basically, a fusion between Zelda and Fear & Hunger. Also, if you're defeated in battle, have fun in slavery. Probably sexual slavery.

im still in Morrowind.. i cant leave this game for the life of me

cool topic

I just finished a point-and-click adventure game called Secret Files: Tunguska that I had gotten for free on Amazon Games a while back. It suffered from some of the usual problems that such games can have, but all in all it was an enjoyable change of pace from my usual CRPGs. I've got three more games in the series that I also got for free-- two of which are the rest of the "trilogy," plus a fourth game that seems to be a spinoff from the main trilogy.

Otherwise, I'm just as busy playing Arena, Daggerfall, Morrowind, and Oblivion as ever-- when I'm not playing ESO, that is.

I just recently finished Dread Delusion, an exploration-focused RPG. It really reminded me of Morrowind.