Nah, it's ok, Anvil has been pushed to its limits on Valhalla. I simply don't think that medieval England is as beautiful as the Greek isles. There are little filler quests here compared to Odyssey and I know lots of peeps did not like that. I prefer the huge map of Odyssey compared to the rivers of old England.
Went back to a strength character I made I Bloodborne a few months ago. Couldn't remember where I left at, found out I was at Blood Starved Beast, and immediately noped out cause I haven't played in a while. Picked up the item to make him optional for the first time. Continued on my journey with my Kirkhammer and finished off the Witches before coming back around to BSB to put him down. Had to force myself to put the game down as I still need some sleep before work tomorrow.
Also, miss my whip from my old skill build. Trick weapons feel sooooo good. Doubly so for the cane whip. Though swording something and transforming it into a giant hammer mid attack is also satisfying.
God I love this game.
Edit: In the spirit of not double posting, made my way through the first set Chalice Dungeon tonight and working on my first random dungeon. 2 more floors to go. Didn't really do too much of the main game at the moment. Unseen Village, helped the Crow out, no bosses though.
Still love this game. Remaster or a sequel injected into my veins please.
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“On a lonely planet spinning its way toward damnation amid
the fear and despair of a broken human race, who is left to fight for all
that is good and pure and gets you smashed for under a fiver? Yes, it’s
the surprising adventures of me, Sir Digby Chicken-Caesar!”
I'll get to it. I'm thinking I'll generally stick to games more by generation instead of sticking with a series. So right now I'm doing more the Doom-era stuff. I'll probably do stuff like Heretic, Hexen, Duke Nukem, and Redneck Rampage, then move onto the Quake era stuff. I'm not even sure where Return to Castle Wolfenstein fits in. I think it's a bit after Quake.
I also beat Cuphead. Good game. The artwork is really cool. They captured the era for really old cartoons. The style, the animation, the piano soundtrack. I was almost expecting some racist Disney characters to pop up at some point.
The game is difficult, but easy to get better at. It's mostly just boss fights. And, unlike NES games, you don't have to play through a level to reach the bosses. You just die and start the boss over again. They basically take 2 minutes (or less if you die) to beat. So it's actually a good game to jump into if you only have a couple minutes.
I'll get to it. I'm thinking I'll generally stick to games more by generation instead of sticking with a series. So right now I'm doing more the Doom-era stuff. I'll probably do stuff like Heretic, Hexen, Duke Nukem, and Redneck Rampage, then move onto the Quake era stuff. I'm not even sure where Return to Castle Wolfenstein fits in. I think it's a bit after Quake.
Oh yeah, RTCW came a good bit after those games. Early 2000's I think. I just regard to be one of the best pure fps games ever made, and a true successor to those early games like Wolfenstein, Doom, Quake, etc. so I'll always bring it up as a recommendation.
Honestly I still don't think there's been a better pure fps made since that game. It is perfect.
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I'm not even sure where Return to Castle Wolfenstein fits in. I think it's a bit after Quake.
RTCW ran on a modified Quake Team Arena engine and was released in 2001. It fits in with games like Soldier of Fortune (Quake 2 tech), Red Faction, No-one lives forever 1 and 2, Max Payne, Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast, Halo: Combat Evolved, Unreal Tournament 2003, Medal of Honor: Allied Assault, and Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force.
Battlefield 1942 is from the same era, but without a proper single player campaign it might be harder to relive those days.
I would suggest passing on Redneck Rampage. While i loved the game, it did not age as well as doom, wolfenstein, blood, duke, etc
I think I only played the demo for Redneck Rampage when it came out. Or a friend had it and I only played it a bit. So it would be a first experience for me.
The Doom games held up suprisingly well. I was still having fun even after going through all of them. And between Doom, Sigil, Doom II, The Master Levels, Final Doom and Doom 64, that's a ton of maps.
The original Wolfenstein I have a soft spot for. I remember playing with headphones back in the day that didn't have a volume control. So it only played at full blast. And I'd get totally absorbed in the game. Then I'd nearly crap my pants when some German dude screamed at me.
But Wolfenstein didn't age as well. Towards the end it felt like a bit of a slog.
Played some Dirt 5, this games hates my 3090, I can play 3-5 races and then it will crash to desktop.
Seems like a common issues according to the interwebs, It's good thing that I'm playing it for "free" via gamepass, I'm just going to rush through the campaign and then uninstall it.
Played some Dirt 5, this games hates my 3090, I can play 3-5 races and then it will crash to desktop.
Seems like a common issues according to the interwebs, It's good thing that I'm playing it for "free" via gamepass, I'm just going to rush through the campaign and then uninstall it.
Same thing for me and most people were saying my 3090 is toast. Guess what it also happens on my 3070 PC. So it is a game issue.
Finished Spellforce 3 and the expansions. Took about a month and a half and was a good ride. Probably one of the better RPG's I've played in about 10 years.
"Ok to lose to opponent, must not lose to fear!"
~Mr. Myagi.
"Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that."
~George Carlin
"A man moaning in a pr0n sounds like a cow with a kidney stone."
"It's often not your fault if you have problems, but it is your responsibility to do something about them".
Punched through the whole of Halo 3 ODST in like 5 hours in 3 player coop
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Finished Black Mesa, got a bunch of achievements left to unlock, but that's never going to happen, I'm never going to replay xen.
It feels like the dev team got a little too proud of how good-looking xen was, so they made every puzzle/platforming section far too long.
I wonder if Xen, for its large open spaces, is easier to develop than Black Mesa's busy facilities. The original Half-Life didn't have any issues with large, open Xen areas where it took you half an hour to get from pad A to pad B. There was no point, but it was there. HLBM felt similar.
I wouldn't have minded if in both cases Xen had been much more mysterious, i.e. short trips, and few of them. Leave us wondering what it's like out there, instead of ruining the surprise answer that it's mind-numbingly dull.
Finally finished CoD Advanced Warfare's campaign from 2014. Then I uninstalled, and reinstalled CoD WW2 to play through that one finally. Have finished all the others, but these two outliers have been by far the most dull.
Pew pewin in Halo 4 coop made it to reclaimer and took a break last night.
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Now I just got to finish dusk, that game play great, but I really hate the visual style they went for, it looks like an early lithtech title, but plays like something out of id software.
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