The perpetual "what are you currently playing?" thread
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steep was good, still have physical copy
Been playing sim city 2k on PC feels good & old. Also playing Quake 2 on Xbox & Quake 2 RTX on PC. Still miss playing Q2 on N64.. the fuzziness was just right.
Also playing link to the past on switch snes, and am gonna open & play the NES games and batman arkham origins on steam during Christmas- whenever.
Been grateful to just have time to sit down and play whatever.. out for now, Merry Christmas
Also playing link to the past on switch snes, and am gonna open & play the NES games and batman arkham origins on steam during Christmas- whenever.
Been grateful to just have time to sit down and play whatever.. out for now, Merry Christmas
Final collection idea: the last game I will buy then that's it!
Super Mario 3d allstars physical. It costs over $100 because it was a limited time release.
Unless tribes with better graphics comes out
Super Mario 3d allstars physical. It costs over $100 because it was a limited time release.
Unless tribes with better graphics comes out
Horrifying!!!
I dont play games much in the spring - fall anymore, but man I sure do in the winter
Darkest dungeon 2... turns out the second chapter is a bit of a slog, but it is still kinda interesting
Darkest dungeon 2... turns out the second chapter is a bit of a slog, but it is still kinda interesting
Mario Galaxy is better than I thought it would be, and I even tried to dislike it after playing through Mario 64 again.
I started Mario Galaxy 2 and it’s just good. Can’t say it’s bad. It’s good. Dangit it’s good.
I started Mario Galaxy 2 and it’s just good. Can’t say it’s bad. It’s good. Dangit it’s good.
been playing league of legends/TFT and hearthstone/HotS while i wait for my authenticator issue on wow classic to be resolved (i changed my phone and downgraded from smartphone to dumb phone due to telemarketers and scam texts)
I am not someone who wants to judge the world you know, but I still don't like the deceptive model of loot packs and grinding content to unlock more, then having to pay more to unlock them. The currencies are ridiculous and overpriced and deceptive and I really don't appreciate that. They say you don't have to pay to play, but they definitely alter your experience to get you to buy more.
The core games are fine; it's the evil or manipulative intent behind them that makes me cautious at least. I want to buy or pay just as an appreciative gesture or token of satisfaction, but being tricked into doing it by enticing me feels hollow and wrong. IDK how else to put it
I can even go a long time just appreciating the game without winning at all, but then they get bots or reps to chat with you or pretend to be players. Smells like that anyway
The biggest lie is that it's an 'open market' with a bunch of deceptive red tape and bureaucracy in between it. ANYWAY
I'm not really looking forward to gaming that much right now based on the patterns in life I have witnessed. thanks for reading
I am not someone who wants to judge the world you know, but I still don't like the deceptive model of loot packs and grinding content to unlock more, then having to pay more to unlock them. The currencies are ridiculous and overpriced and deceptive and I really don't appreciate that. They say you don't have to pay to play, but they definitely alter your experience to get you to buy more.
The core games are fine; it's the evil or manipulative intent behind them that makes me cautious at least. I want to buy or pay just as an appreciative gesture or token of satisfaction, but being tricked into doing it by enticing me feels hollow and wrong. IDK how else to put it
I can even go a long time just appreciating the game without winning at all, but then they get bots or reps to chat with you or pretend to be players. Smells like that anyway
The biggest lie is that it's an 'open market' with a bunch of deceptive red tape and bureaucracy in between it. ANYWAY
I'm not really looking forward to gaming that much right now based on the patterns in life I have witnessed. thanks for reading