What are You Playing Now / Last Game You Beat
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I would love to suggest you for you to play "SmashMuck Champions", but sadly it seems it is already a "dead" game...Darthpathfinder said:
It was an easy to play and really funny in the beggining.
Last game I finished was a visual novel called School Days, got 100% completion. Now I have just begun playing another, called Dorei to no Seikatsu - Teaching Feeling. I think I may have a bit of a thing for damaged girls. XD
Finally finished Witcher 3 after 109 hours. Didn't bother to collect everything, but I did all quests and Witcher contracts. All I can say is, wow, what an incredible game. I immediately went and downloaded Hearts of Stone, so that will be my next thing, and then I might do a New Game+ on Death March to try and get the Ciri becomes a Witcher ending (I got the Empress ending). After playing through and remembering how much I like the world of The Witcher, I'm also seriously thinks of going back and replaying Witcher 1&2, which I played when TW2 first launched, so I've not played the enhanced edition, and I have them just sitting in my Steam account. I also need to find time to do the expansion campaign for Shadowrun: Hong Kong, and Pillars of Eternity is glaring balefully at me from my Steam Library.
Just adding, due to sudden appreciation sharing...playing Galak-z- and it is a hell of a lot better than it appears. Probably a new fave 2D space shooter. Procedurally generating roguelike with...with...ooh i cannot say the best part because the surprise when it happened just kind of elevated it from "great" to "fucking sweet!" Even moving around is fun and difficult to master while looking stylish if you have the skills. Has anybody else played it?
And Zombi..not U. But same game. The guns have mastered the necessary weighty "thunk" feel with each shot. A nice little survival game.
Now, Rebelyell Galaxy. Such a great contrasting soundtrack!
And Zombi..not U. But same game. The guns have mastered the necessary weighty "thunk" feel with each shot. A nice little survival game.
Now, Rebel
Last game I beat was Pokemon LeafGreen. As part of my own little way of celebrating 20 years of the series I'm working my way through the games I have and that was the last one.
As for what I'm playing, well I have a couple of games on the go. Most recently I started up Assassin's Creed III for the first time in an age and decided I would replay that again. Not far in it though since I'm taking it easy with it. I'm also plodding along through Devil May Cry HD since I've never beaten that before and I kind of want to play it before going onto my newly bought copy of Devil May Cry 4. Other than those, I'm grinding out Support conversations in my post-game on Fire Emblem Awakening and muddling my way through Dragon Quest IX with the hope that I might someday actually beat the damn thing.
As for what I'm playing, well I have a couple of games on the go. Most recently I started up Assassin's Creed III for the first time in an age and decided I would replay that again. Not far in it though since I'm taking it easy with it. I'm also plodding along through Devil May Cry HD since I've never beaten that before and I kind of want to play it before going onto my newly bought copy of Devil May Cry 4. Other than those, I'm grinding out Support conversations in my post-game on Fire Emblem Awakening and muddling my way through Dragon Quest IX with the hope that I might someday actually beat the damn thing.
I can confirm that if you feel right now bored for Metal Gear 5, for sure you will give up at some point.GundamSentinel said:
I gave up when I finished the main game.........which I was wrong cause it was only the first Chapter!
Holy sh*t! The gameplay is fun, but I can't do this for 20+ hours!!
I suggest you to see the movie version on Youtube. I will admit even if I didn't play it the whole game, the twist ending was somehow enjoyable.
theres a drug you might be able to develop (something like pentazamin) to help steady your sights or you might have been out in the field too long, cause going too long with out a shower causes snake to get lame. he'll take more damage, and smell too which might get him detected.Chester Rabbit said:
As someone who did that Sniper Wolf fight the hard way(pistol only) I suggest not trying to out snipe her and instead try getting close or to her sides and ambush her. But the easy way to beat her is soooo easy that you'll kick yourself once you learn what it is.
On topic though, I did just beat Digimon Cyber Sleuth on ps4 after 100 hours. Pretty decent game that I spent way too much time grinding in, but it did scratch that "pokemon" itch that I didn't know I was having. And just about every female character (human or digimon) was super nice to look at, so I couldn't help myself making a team of pretty ladies to kick ass with.
As for what I'll play next, I'm not totally sure. I have a million options but not much desire. I got The Handsome Jack collection and Garden Warfare a little ago, and so those are the most likely candidates.
I would highly recommend Blacklist, it is probably the best splinter cell yet. The freedom of movement and multiple options for each level, with great variety and a villain that sort of makes sense with his demands also. They put so much into that game, listened to the criticisms of their previous titles and fine tuned it to perfection. The only downside is a different voice actor for Sam, no more Ironside. But the new one, although jarring at first, grows on you. I guess like the Sutherland swap with Solid Snake/Big Boss.BaldursGateTemple said:
I thought blacklist is worst in series. even worse than conviction. the entire game was generic action game and not to mention a forced (and poorly done) FPS section in game. its shame that they will never make a good splinter cell game ever again.Xsjadoblayde said:
haha hilarious, first reply hit 2 of my three games. I'm not currently replaying mass effect 2, it would be swapped for rocket league for me.thebobmaster said:
I forgot I had a subscription card laying around for the old republic, so that's why I've been getting balls deep into that lately (3 classes down, 3 classes are in act 2, and haven't started the other 2). I haven't touched any expansion material yet, wanted to get legendary status on my account before I moved on, but we'll see if that happens.
x-com 2 is definitely hitting all the right spots for me, but then again I did download like 20 mods before even starting to help smooth out issues I had been hearing about..so who knows at this point what vanilla is like.
Rocket league is life <3 It's a very fun game to play with some friends/my brothers online, so I don't see myself stopping that tradition anytime soon.
I'm about 10-11 hours into a campaign with the Saxons in Total War: Attila.
The game has a bunch of negative reviews on Steam, mostly regarding Sega's terrible DLC practices (and I won't buy any of the DLC), but the Total War gameplay itself is still plenty good. I've played Rome, Medieval 2, Shogun 2, Rome 2, and now Attila and I'm still not burnt out on the formula. I usually only play a campaign or two per game though, and then move onto something else. Still, I always enjoy the experience. It just consumes me for hours at a time and I wind up not getting much sleep during my Total War campaigns.
The game has a bunch of negative reviews on Steam, mostly regarding Sega's terrible DLC practices (and I won't buy any of the DLC), but the Total War gameplay itself is still plenty good. I've played Rome, Medieval 2, Shogun 2, Rome 2, and now Attila and I'm still not burnt out on the formula. I usually only play a campaign or two per game though, and then move onto something else. Still, I always enjoy the experience. It just consumes me for hours at a time and I wind up not getting much sleep during my Total War campaigns.
Yeah the Total war games are a lot of fun and can burn away a lot of time....Sort of like how the Civ games doLookingGlass said:
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Man it has been an age sine i last played a Zelda game....Longview said:Gonna start this today
