Mostly DnD. That counts right?

I'm still working through 100% every non-mmo final fantasy game. Yesterday I worked on FFII.

A friend wants to 100% Factorio together so I did the tutorial for that too.

I've gotten back with my toxic situationship (I've started playing eve online again)

I started learning a new keyboard layout, so I haven't been playing much, but I started playing Gunfire Reborn with my brother and damn, this game good. It's a Chinese FPS furry roguelike, and it's very adiccting. The translation is not the best but is good enough most of the time.

Other than that, I want to finish Hollow Knight. I'm currently stuck on the 4th pantheon. And also want to go back and finish FF7 Remake, iirc I'm on chapter 12 or 13.

I was playing a lot of Hades II, working on clearing the Night's Champion challenge, but a new patch came out the other day that added new events leading up to and after the True Ending, and it kind of killed my motivation to keep playing tbh. I don't really want to go back and redo the story for the stuff I missed, but I don't want to just keep playing and never see it either... So I think I'm just gonna stop playing for a while and start over whenever I feel like it.

Otherwise I've been playing Wind Waker mostly. I also started Z.H.P. Unlosing Ranger vs. Darkdeath Evilman this morning, it's a very silly Shiren the Wanderer style roguelike that's inspired by tokusatsu. I'm enjoying it so far but I haven't played much yet, I'm still in the tutorial dungeon.

As an old, Jump Space really is like playing Deep Rock while lightly scratching the X-Wing itch. I need more.

Gone back to tf2. I honestly have no idea why I didn’t play soldier more. Is demoknight based or cringe, I’m thinking about going back to stickies

I had a lot of fun with Dragon's Dogma 2 this weekend, and safe to say, I suck at it, but I'm enjoying the clunkiness the game has. Beautiful designs, overly chatty characters and boss fights with up to 5 healthbars so far have not deterred me. It's hell but it's fun

a little bit more time stranger, a little bit more terrible old yu-gi-oh games

felt the ancient call of the dungeon crawler so fired up grimrock, those games were so damn good

WoD as GM'd by one of my regular players. He did a damn sight better than I did when I tried running a WoD adventure but then again I had only been playing TTRPGs for a year at that point.

Otherwise I've been screwing around with Emulators

More KSP, always more KSP.

Running KSP through proton is not only more stable than native Linux KSP, it's also more stable than native Windows KSP.

I also played a little FF7R, after struggling to get my 8bitdo controller to actually be recognized by the game. What eventually worked was pointing steam at the exe that I installed through Lutris so the steaminput could figure it out.

I keep restarting in WR:SR. Trying a map of Cuba I grabbed from the Steam Workshop this time. Without the need to worry about heat plants, a lot of opportunities open up. I skipped the indoor pool to build a soccer field for once.

Accidentally had about 70 people move in early, but I was able to manage water/sewage by truck until the plumbing was finished.

still going through BG3 with my partner and brothers, but that's been on hold for a week while a few of us are out of town. Jumped back into helldivers 2 for a bit, and having a ton of fun. performance is still janky, but better than it was, and i'm having more fun killing bots than I ever had before. aside from getting stunlocked into a ragdoll loop on occasion.

i tried bf6 "redsec" or whatever the fuck its called and really it just makes me want to play bf6 more, but i'm not at a point where i can drop $70 on a game that i won't adore as much as i want to.

Also running through The Quarry for the first time with my partner. We finished chapter 1 and maybe even chapter 2? i'm digging it!

Arc Raiders. It's so good I haven't enjoyed a game this much in years

Partner and I started playing Code Vein, shit slaps

Continuing to grind away at Warframe, but steadily running out of things to grind for. Currently, I need to get 2 specific rare parts from relics from Scare-o Kiteer so I can build two of the same gun and then combine them (magnus/akmagnus), but that's super mind-numbing so I'm mixing it up with other stuff. The real problem now is that, of 82 items I have yet to master, a full 50 are vaulted primes, and the other 32 are real sicko shit so it's starting to be slow going. The 6 Kuva weapons I'm still missing are probably some of the easier things, with the more annoying ones being stuff like Sigma & Octantis (log in for another 150 days) or the Braton Vandal/Lato Vandal (obscene droprates in an extremely boring mode).

Other than that, getting back up to date with Vampire Survivors. Just about wrapped up the Castlevania adventure and then I can start more seriously checking off stuff from Saga and then Ante Chamber.

Also won my monthly 40k game in Tabletop Sim. Thank you Shining Spear Exarch for making like 6 consecutive 4++s.

Fixed my linux partition for dual booting. Tried to start a few steam games, nothing worked.

haven't played too much, but I played the first like hour of The Lonesome Guild, nothing groundbreaking so far (ARPG with persona-esque campfire scenes) but it's fun and cute, and it scratches that PMD itch narrative/graphics wise with royalty free furries

After some procrastination, I finally finished Death Stranding 2 over the weekend. My thoughts overall are complicated, but it's Kojima at his most bombastic. It's a unique piece; some of the ideas are so far out there, I can't imagine anyone but him being given the budget and time necessary to see it through.

Overall, having played both back to back, I'd say the narrative is stronger in the first game. The sequel has higher highs than the first, but it's more inconsistent. The gameplay in the second is best-in-class. It feels like the logical continuation of what was started in MGSV, which is why I've heard that it's so MGS-like. You have a large sandbox of toys and you get to choose how you want to proceed. Also, DS2 took a good look at the UI in DS1 and corrected pretty much every issue I had with it.

All in all, I'd say DS1 is absolutely required reading before playing DS2. The games are waaay too interlinked to skip it. For the future, there is a very obvious thread to pull on for another game, but so much of what was built in the first two games is over that you'd really have to take things in a different direction. I'm curious about OD, but I'm more interested in seeing what PhysInt is going to be.

I finally beat Black Mesa. The Gonarch can throw hands eggsacks. Once out of that I breezed through the rest of Xen. The second half basically keeps your health, armor, and gluon gun constantly recharged. It reminds me of the final section of Half-Life 2 where you become death. I'm glad the final boss doesn't do that teleportation nonsense.

As a final note, I want to let the AI programmer for the headcrabs that my hatred comes from a deep place of respect. Not only do they do a significant fraction of damage, but are quick to re-engage. More than a few times I busted out the shotgun so I couldn't miss.

Im still playing the guantlet mode on age of mythology, i unlocked gargarencis nad in my current run i got some really good blessings for cavalry, so i have been using Nuwa instead of loki.

I got like plus 60% cavalry hp and 40% lifesteal so my tiger cavalry doesnt die, i won 2 deathmatch be spamming so much cav my enemies ran out of resources and died.

Its been pretty fun

I haven't had much time for video games, but I have managed to play a little more Yakuza 0. Still laughing at the complete tonal whiplash between the wholesome/comedic tone of most of the sidequests compared to the gritty seriousness of the main story so far. I kind of dig it.

For me, voices of the void. It had a new alpha update, v0.9.0, so I've been going through that. If you are going to try the game, keep in mind that it has a lot of easter eggs and random events that you might want to experience yourself for the first time. Keep external research limited to how to do the daily tasks (it is confusing, make sure to look it up for your version cause it has changed a lot), and also keep in mind that events start really slow.

For my wife, we are going through the Outer Wilds DLC. If you are going to try it or the base game, look up nothing, and you will appreciate the game fully.

I was gonna league start Path of Exile with a General's Cry Tectonic Slam of the Cataclysm build but didn't realize it was nerfed until a few hours before the patch dropped. So I just chose to default to RF instead. I'm not super enjoying it, feels very weak and I haven't been able to craft myself a good enough shield to make up for the lack of damage with tankiness. Will probably roll a cast on crit character once I save up like 50 divines.

Playing battlefield 6 with my friends. its the first BF i've played in a long time, since bad company, and i'm finding it a lot more fun.

Tomorrow is Europa Universalis 5 day, so i'm gonna disappear for a few weeks while i play that lol.

Started a new map in Workers and Resources: Soviet Republic.

I looked at a bunch of Mikrorayons on Google Maps and especially Prypiat to get that Soviet City Planning just right.

I also played a lot with efficient and realistic rail systems.

Showed my friend my new map yesterday and he called it beautiful and me autistic :( xD

as expected from my previous post it was dispatch. not worth it to be honest. besides that i got mirror's edge because somehow i haven't played it before. i like it, hardcore parkour and all that.