(Scratches self, twitches)Space Engineers.
Again.
I'm really hoping to see a sequel/expansion dealing with the inside of the house at this scale. Could be really cool.Not that I want to rub it in Ashburner's face, but Grounded is an awesome time. It's literally Valheim meets "Honey I Shrunk the Kids" with aspects of Subnautica (big scary things try to eat you)
The scale is all messed up. I found a quarter to stand next to, and I was half it's height on edge. That means the grass is like 8 to 12 inches tall and 3/4ths of an inch wide or so.I'm really hoping to see a sequel/expansion dealing with the inside of the house at this scale. Could be really cool.
It is indeed a bit of a bummer. A small consolation is that any number of people can share the save, but only up to 4 can be playing it simultaneously.I'd play but 4 seems like a painfully low number to be restricted to and I don't wanna be the one either causing someone not to be able to play or not being able to play myself.
Sovngarde's really pretty.I got Skyrim way back in November 2011. After playing several campaigns over the past decade, I finally beat it two days ago.
I got Skyrim way back in November 2011. After playing several campaigns over the past decade, I finally beat it two days ago.
Minor addendum to this.Hitman 3 was updated a little while back with a new map, Ambrose Island, and I've finally gotten around to playing it.
Y'know how I know that I am good at Hitman 3 now, at least a little bit? After doing a few runs through the map, I managed to come up with a strategy for Silent Assassin, Suit Only (only kill the targets, never get spotted, and never change out of your starting outfit), and my route was fast enough to get me a score within around the top 10% of players worldwide. With other maps and levels, I always at least looked some stuff up, whether it's information about the map or outright walkthroughs on Youtube. But this time, this score was all me, and I'm in the top 10% worldwide.
I am inordinately proud of myself.
All you had to say.Bethesda
Disco Elysium is equal parts bleakness and comedy. There will be times you will just laugh at the absurdity of what is going on.Finally started playing Disco Elysium.
The first 5 minutes were pretty good and realistically informed of my state of mind. Then it forced my character to wake up, dammit.
Good so far but....The world isn't going to get any less bleak, is it? I'm not sure I'm mentally in the right place to play this.
I love doing Sims building if there's something in particular you're looking for.The Sims 4
Got hooked playing this last night and most of last night. Thing is, I don't really have the patience for the building side of things. I like seeing the sims do their thing, progress, etc, but I don't have the knack or patience for building. So I thought I'd try downloading a house or two from the community options.
Unfortunately, when I do a filtered search for just base game or just the DLC I own, the search STILL mostly came up with people who used all the assets from other DLC. So the search filtering was useless.
This has been my complaint about virtually every game I've played for fun. Much like how every online service suddenly decides to kick out all the smut in order to increase their appeal for somebody to buy them, so many of the games I (used to) enjoy playing have altered their endgame content in order to appeal to the die-hard MtDew&Dorito crowd who just can't enjoy a game unless and until that endgame content pummels their adrenal glands like a speed bag.I miss when it was just a pleasant, casual, low stakes timewaster.
“git gud lol”This has been my complaint about virtually every game I've played for fun. Much like how every online service suddenly decides to kick out all the smut in order to increase their appeal for somebody to buy them, so many of the games I (used to) enjoy playing have altered their endgame content in order to appeal to the die-hard MtDew&Dorito crowd who just can't enjoy a game unless and until that endgame content pummels their adrenal glands like a speed bag.
Yes, even ones ostensibly aimed at "family" audiences.
--Patrick