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Gonna have some fun with Sims 4: Seasons tonight :D

Somewhat unsettled by how totally Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door managed to ensnare me this past week. Guess it's been long enough since I last touched it.

(06-23-2018, 04:42 PM)Lokorfi Wrote: Gonna have some fun with Sims 4: Seasons tonight :D

I never could get into the Sims games. Always wanted to, and I swashbuckled the second game and all its DLCs on my old desktop, but teenage me always ended up getting bored and either cheating or designing lavish houses. Maybe I'm playing it wrong.

(06-28-2018, 11:06 AM)Backlash Wrote:

(06-23-2018, 04:42 PM)Lokorfi Wrote: Gonna have some fun with Sims 4: Seasons tonight :D

I never could get into the Sims games. Always wanted to, and I swashbuckled the second game and all its DLCs on my old desktop, but teenage me always ended up getting bored and either cheating or designing lavish houses. Maybe I'm playing it wrong.

You can play any of these life simulator/city management games aforementioned however as long as you want to, but there are no victory conditions. Be careful though, if you try to cheat too often, your favorite game will fight back harshly due to anti-cheat protections put in place.
 
I'm playing a WWII flight simulator game, and even though I quickly got used to the controls, I'm still getting my butt kicked just for the realism of being inside these amazing recreated old planes. If I happen to be the last one on my squad, I will give them an epic chase on me towards some low-lying valley or into friendly territory with turbocharger on at full blast and hope they'll crash. 

You can even take on night battles and recreate the war in your own way with Dynamic Campaign or the Mission Editor, with the former the only way to earn you some war bonds to order more planes, if you do the missions very well and not die.

i just started playing morrowind! i've been wanting to for so long. as a grew-up-in-weekly-d&d-sessions baka, there's just so much more, well, depth to it, rather than the you-are-the-hero-thank-you of skyrim. i get that they were going for a wider audience with subsequent games but i think it's kind of sad that they abandoned morrowind's more hostile but authentic (and just... fun) experience. no quest markers, a somewhat confusing map with the ability to get lost for hours, the possibility to attack or kill or alienate anyone and possibly completely ruin your entire quest progress, the dice-roll combat and gameplay... it feels so much more real when you achieve or accomplish something if that makes sense. aah, i'm gushing already. i mean, i'll always love skyrim for its immersion and possibility of being a five-foot moe assassin but morrowind is such a fun rpg experience~!

i'll spare you from geeking out about this even more... i can already see this game stealing hours of my day. >///>

I just buy god of war, normie game

Octopath Traveller came out today, I'm so excited to start playing it!

just beat timesplitters 2 story mode on hard
it was hard as shit and it was fun
idk what to do now

First 2hu 1cc ever

Thanks for busting my balls for months Sakuya and Remilia. I know you two post here! >:(

Shenmue 1 and 2 rereleases came out. I still love the games as much as I did before but God this collection is buggy.

4 more hours until Dragon Quest XI will have finished downloading... I want to play ;__;

EDIT: Stoopid me actually went to a game shop today to buy a physical copy, only to realize that the game is only available for PC on Steam.