I just started playing Baldur's Gate for the first time a couple of months ago. It's a lot of fun, but can be extremely challenging if you don't have a good party strategy planned from the get-go. I've been experimenting a little by swapping out characters, trying to figure out who works best for me and it has led to some of them being sorely underpowered compared to the rest of my group.

 

I also have some modded replays of Fallout 3 and Skyrim in progress. As a previous console-only gamer, it feels great being able to have a more personalized experience with my favorite games on PC.

Just played State of Decay, pretty solid game

FFX-2 HD I'm trying to beat the Beville dungeon it's slow going. 

FFX-2 HD I'm trying to beat the Beville dungeon it's slow going. 

Is that the 100 level dungeon?

 

FFX-2 HD I'm trying to beat the Beville dungeon it's slow going. 

Is that the 100 level dungeon?

 

Yeah. I keep getting Ultimaed though at level 40 so I'm annoyed about that. LOL 

 

 

FFX-2 HD I'm trying to beat the Beville dungeon it's slow going. 

Is that the 100 level dungeon?

 

Yeah. I keep getting Ultimaed though at level 40 so I'm annoyed about that. LOL 

 

When I heard about that in FFX-2, I said.. nope! And went onto the next game.

Course, I have the original, not the one with the Dark Aeons...

Anyone playing Mario Maker?

Hey Cool a Gaming crowd, 

 

Is there a Destiny following here?

Yeah I play Destiny although since Halo 5 came out a few weeks ago I have not touched it. My clan would normally raid once a week on Tuesdays at the reset but since Halo 5 and Fallout 4 were released no one has been on Destiny. I also play DCUO pretty regularly and I'm looking forward to Star Wars Battlefield. 

 

Can anyone suggest a good MMORPG in the vein of White Knight Chronicles? I'm looking for something like that. 

just conquered the waterblight ganon in zelda breath of the wild

Picked up Final Fantasy 7 for the PC.

I've been meaning to play it again, and actually beat it...

 

Which I subsequently did.

I initially quit playing back when it first came out, because i really needed the Golden Chocobo to keep going and get the best Materia in the game.

This time I got it relatively easy (Thanks to a few tips that weren't available back then). and beat it at around the 80 hour mark.

 

Interestingly, Square themselves offer to boost your characters to max health/mp/gil right from the games launcher, which really sped things up.

 

I will say this.

After beating the game years later, it doesn't hold up very well.

The controls are clunky, and honestly? The dialogue and story is rather childish.

 

It amazes me that when the game first came out, we thought the CGI in this game were sooo good and life like and now it's a joke.

It's also weird that the cinematic quality throughout the game wasn't very consistent.

Sometimes it went full CG (FMV) , other times it went half, but most times it went straight to in-game quality CG sequences.

Edited October 9, 20177 yr by SinisterDeath

Blew the dust off my 360 and played NCAA Football 14 for the first time in years.

 

Man, I miss those games.

One game I would reccomend is Battle for Wesnoth. Its a turn based strategy game. I'm told that its graphics are terrible, and I guess they are, but since I grew up with it, I don't really notice or care. It's also a completely open-sourced game, and is really easy to mod. There are a million and a half addons you can get for free, and it just got added to steam.

You can play either multiplayer or single.

In addition, its still getting updates.

also, going some time into the past, Banjo and Kazooie is much better than DK64. Although my opinion on that likely has to do with the fact that I grew up watching my siblings play through everything on DK, so I was never even slightly challenged with it.

 

I also recently picked up the original battlefront 2, the one from 2005. its only 10 bucks on steam.

The civilization games are also a great beauty, although I've only ever really played 4. 5 &6 don't run on my computer, and neither do 1-3.

 

Also, Age of Empires, another strategy game. Long may they reign.

On 5/7/2018 at 5:53 PM, TheSociopath said:

I also recently picked up the original battlefront 2, the one from 2005.

The civilization games are also a great beauty, although I've only ever really played 4. 5 &6 don't run on my computer, and neither do 1-3.

I have StarWars Battlefront 1 & 2 on the original xbox. And have Civ 4 on disk and on steam.

yeah, I had civ 4 on disc, but I got a new laptop that wouldn't run it so I got it on steam

Just a question: do you like ducks?

Anyone have an xbox and play fifa....16?  Shit i've forgotten which one I own.

I've realized at a certain point I might need to purchase an old tv just for the sole purpose of continuing to play my 64 and PS2 in the next 20 years.

man, I love the 64. 

 

Also, .... Ducks?

On 6/16/2018 at 9:10 PM, Illian Tear said:

Just a question: do you like ducks?

sure, I guess....

For this.

 

 

....wow. that was twenty minutes of my life...

Well spent

What have you played recently?

Was it a Video Game? Board Game? Card Game? or some other Table Top game?

Was it fun? Good/Bad story/gameplay? Would you recommend it to others?

Recently I've been playing this.

 

Funcom keeps coming out with new content, and even though I get bored of it pretty fast now, I still keep coming back.

Minecraft is always a classic game. Also played: FTL:Faster than Light, TF2, and Civ4: Beyond the Sword.