What are you playing right now?
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Currently playing Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance. Just finished all of the boss re-fights, and I'm trying to level up myself and a few of my Spirits so I can take on the optional boss. Guy is alot tougher that I was expecting.
Heh. Aloooot of things at the moment.
Assassin's Creed IV
Killzone Shadowfall
Dead Rising 3
Shadowrun Returns
Far Cry 3
Persona 4 Golden
Hotline Miami
The Castlevania Lords of Shadow 2 demo because I've been waiting a fucking year and a half for that game
Many, many things...
Assassin's Creed IV
Killzone Shadowfall
Dead Rising 3
Shadowrun Returns
Far Cry 3
Persona 4 Golden
Hotline Miami
The Castlevania Lords of Shadow 2 demo because I've been waiting a fucking year and a half for that game
Many, many things...
I?m all over the place at the moment
I?m well into Jade Empire
I was playing FEZ, but...I am seriously lost in that game at the moment
And then I just got Doom 3 and Condemned because I recently rediscovered my love of horror games.
Then there is also Saints Row The Third Full Package which I am loooving.
And then *sigh* there?s Metroid....man this game certainly makes me feel dumb. I can?t tell if I have just been spoiled by modern gaming or if maybe...this game just doesn?t hold up...
It actually broke me down and I looked up the damn map for this game which has made it much more enjoyable.
Oh yeah and Deus Ex I am still trying to actually finish that gaaah.
I?m well into Jade Empire
I was playing FEZ, but...I am seriously lost in that game at the moment
And then I just got Doom 3 and Condemned because I recently rediscovered my love of horror games.
Then there is also Saints Row The Third Full Package which I am loooving.
And then *sigh* there?s Metroid....man this game certainly makes me feel dumb. I can?t tell if I have just been spoiled by modern gaming or if maybe...this game just doesn?t hold up...
It actually broke me down and I looked up the damn map for this game which has made it much more enjoyable.
Oh yeah and Deus Ex I am still trying to actually finish that gaaah.
For work purposes I am replaying Persona 2 on my PSP.
For fun I am playing Castle Doombad on my iPod.
My room mate has been playing Fable and Digital Devil Saga, I'm usually playing one of the aforementioned 2 and just cracking jokes and telling stories the whole time.
And together we're playing Castle Crashers and Kirby's Epic Yarn in co-op. He'd never played CC before so we've been having fun with that.
I think that's really about it.
I do want to give honorable mention to Detective Grimoire on iOS because I just finished that 100% and I FREAKIN' LOVED IT!!! SUPER FUN AWESOME POINT AND CLICK ADVENTURE FUN!!!
For fun I am playing Castle Doombad on my iPod.
My room mate has been playing Fable and Digital Devil Saga, I'm usually playing one of the aforementioned 2 and just cracking jokes and telling stories the whole time.
And together we're playing Castle Crashers and Kirby's Epic Yarn in co-op. He'd never played CC before so we've been having fun with that.
I think that's really about it.
I do want to give honorable mention to Detective Grimoire on iOS because I just finished that 100% and I FREAKIN' LOVED IT!!! SUPER FUN AWESOME POINT AND CLICK ADVENTURE FUN!!!
Just finished playing a short Holy Roman Empire campaign on Medieval 2: Total War and left wondering whether to start a long campaign or play one of the expansions.
I'm waiting fr my computer to get repaired so can't play anything right now. I was working my way thorough XCOM: Classic ironman (fun but stressful so I need other games to break it up), Torchlight 2 and a simple but addictive game called Super Hexagon.
I am currently playing victoria 2. A bit hard to get in but once you do, the detail and complexity adds a lot of immersion. It's great.
I hated the new combat, because it was dumbed down and removed any need or in fact possibility to use tactics (stupid respawns). I hated the dialogue wheel, because it also was a dumbed down version of the standart dialogue box. Instead of reading the actual text you always just go towards funny, evil or angel depending on what kind of character your playing and what the other character likes.
And the story was just retarded in my opinion. A story doesn't has to be about the world ending, but it has to be about SOMETHING. not just a collection of random shit happening to a guy. Additionaly when an important part of your story involves a character going fullblown retard just to add a bit of drama, you know your not doing a good job at writing. (Anders, merril i am looking at you!)
But if you liked it, good for you.
Now, i am going to leave this knife here on your nightstand. No particular reason ... just looks good there you know...
good night.
As someone who hated Dragon Age 2, i can say that you probably just have a different taste than the people that hate dragon age 2.w9496 said:
I hated the new combat, because it was dumbed down and removed any need or in fact possibility to use tactics (stupid respawns). I hated the dialogue wheel, because it also was a dumbed down version of the standart dialogue box. Instead of reading the actual text you always just go towards funny, evil or angel depending on what kind of character your playing and what the other character likes.
And the story was just retarded in my opinion. A story doesn't has to be about the world ending, but it has to be about SOMETHING. not just a collection of random shit happening to a guy. Additionaly when an important part of your story involves a character going fullblown retard just to add a bit of drama, you know your not doing a good job at writing. (Anders, merril i am looking at you!)
But if you liked it, good for you.
Now, i am going to leave this knife here on your nightstand. No particular reason ... just looks good there you know...
good night.
Glad to see I'm not the only oneWhatislove said:
. I'm loving Bravely Default atm, its got some strong oldschool Final Fantasy vibes about it and the city upgrade system means that my 3DS won't be getting much downtime for quite some time now. I highly recommend it to anyone that loved any of the 2D Final Fantasy's, FFV in particular.Other than that, I've been playing some Persona 3 again and working my way though NG+ mode for Tales of Xillia on Unknown difficulty (still waiting for Xillia 2)
I have been sectoid and thin mint (by which I mean thin men) sniped almost literally across map before.Barbas said:
I have gotten revenge a few times though, one time yesterday I had a situation where my heavy was posted up behind full cover, one sectoid was posted up on full cover on the corner of a wall and his buddy stood behind him (think of a breaching team about to enter a room), I had a 55% on the sectoid on the corner and the guy who I shouldn't have been able to hit I had 89%. So I leveled the wall and the sectoid!
Different strokes for different folks I guess.Amaror said:
The respawns did suck when they happened, and I don't think getting jumped by Arcane Horrors right after fighting a squad of Golems is anyone's idea of fun. THe combat was faster though, and health items were on a cooldown timer meaning you couldn't spam them if you got caught in a tight spot. Cross-class combos were also a good idea in my opinion, but poorly implemented seeing as one could charge through normal without ever using one.
Anders was a jackass. He's lucky he was my only healer so I let him live.
And just a knife? That's a lot less than the team of mercenaries I was expecting.
Well, I've been on a dating/life sim binge, so I picked up this cute little game called "Magical Diary"
you can find a demo of it here:http://www.hanakogames.com/magical_diary.shtml
Its basically "your life, in Hogwarts." You're a student in a school for magic users, you have to plan your schedule around which types of magic you want to learn, maintain relationships, all that jazz. Apparently there's dungeon crawls or something too, but the demo quits before then. Some other things that amused me is the default name is "Mary Sue," and there is both a cute stat and a weird stat.
you can find a demo of it here:http://www.hanakogames.com/magical_diary.shtml
Its basically "your life, in Hogwarts." You're a student in a school for magic users, you have to plan your schedule around which types of magic you want to learn, maintain relationships, all that jazz. Apparently there's dungeon crawls or something too, but the demo quits before then. Some other things that amused me is the default name is "Mary Sue," and there is both a cute stat and a weird stat.
Borderlands 2. Finally got around to playing it. It's pretty damn fun so far. Haven't tried co-op yet, but I might do that when I find some folks to play it with.
I've also played Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D on my new 3DS XL. I really like it. Some levels are actually quite difficult, which makes it even more enjoyable, in my opinion.
I've also played Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D on my new 3DS XL. I really like it. Some levels are actually quite difficult, which makes it even more enjoyable, in my opinion.
Kerbal space program. I set up a hohmann transfer to jool, did a hard aerobrake to laythe, nailed an intercept and aerobraked straight into orbit.
Glorious. Cost nothing. After mucking around there, I used a grav slingshot at vall to get into tylo orbit, and then landed, and had enough juice to escape.
So good
Glorious. Cost nothing. After mucking around there, I used a grav slingshot at vall to get into tylo orbit, and then landed, and had enough juice to escape.
So good
So what I'm getting from this thread is, on average, people play like 4 games a the same time. Which I suppose is better than serially jumping from one game to the next without looking back. Don't know if I could manage though. Best case scenario I have a casual game to fall back on whenever I'm tired of my "main" game.
I had picked up Demons Souls on the steam winter sale, and since I now have an xbox controller I've been playing it pretty consistently. I find the difficulty rollercoaster to be pretty odd, but it hasn't turned out nearly as hard as I thought it would. I decided early on to pick a class and a gift without outside influence, but refer to a guide with respect to how leveling up and stats work, since I had heard so much about diminishing returns ect. and I likely won't be willing to restart if I just make a crap character by accident.
Still though, fun game.
On the side I'm replaying Oracle of Ages, the last Zelda game I really enjoyed. It's a little disappointing, since I'm finding the dungeons and progression mindlessly easy so far, despite not really remembering any puzzle solutions.
Thats about all, I usually play one main game and have maybe one other game that's either portable or requires less attention/effort to play on the go at once.
Still though, fun game.
On the side I'm replaying Oracle of Ages, the last Zelda game I really enjoyed. It's a little disappointing, since I'm finding the dungeons and progression mindlessly easy so far, despite not really remembering any puzzle solutions.
Thats about all, I usually play one main game and have maybe one other game that's either portable or requires less attention/effort to play on the go at once.