Three days into King's Bounty: Warriors of the North. Really enjoying it even more than the first two, just hoping the publicized bugs and issues stay away. It's rock stable so far though. And what is peoples problem with the translations? So far nothing more than a word here or there that is spelt wrong- nothing major yet.

I'm strongly considering Final Fantasy 8 at the same time as Persona 3: FES

A JRPG double feature is definitely called for.

So I picked up Stasis (as well as Harvester finally) from the weekend promo. I would have bought the game at launch but my job situation wasn't settled at the time so I had to abstain from buying any games then.

Anyway, I've been playing for few hours now, and I'm thoroughly enjoying it. So many self-inflicted deaths! Good times. ;)

I should be working on Titan Quest, but a recent Single Player Mod for Diablo 2 interest me.

In Tie Fighter (DOS CD version), I've been stuck in one of the very last missions for many months, playing it on Hard difficulty.

Yesterday I finally gave up on it and set the difficulty to Easy, played through that mission, and set the difficulty back to Hard. Just so that I can finally finish the damn game. I dislike the mission because so much is also about luck, like whether the enemy TIE Defenders will target you when you fend off the enemy transports (one missile will kill you and end the mission).

By the way, to me it appears the GOG version has a rather serious bug, which is quite easy to resolve though. I noticed that some of my keyboard commands were not working in the game (like trying to transfer power from shields to lasers, or was it the opposite... also trying to set engine power (speed) to zero didn't seem to work either), but then I remembered that TIE Fighter required the keyboard to be set to US layout before all keys work.

So, I added "keyb us" to the DOSBox config file of the game (the autoexec.bat part, just before the game is launched), and now all the keyboard commands work.

GTA 5. Running around Los Santos as Trevor while wielding an RPG and mindlessly killing and stealing shit... it has always been and will always be damn fun. If that's what they call 'toxic masculinity' then baby, sign me up for more of that!

Playing LEGO Marvel Super Heroes with my kids.

I finished Broken Sword 5 two days ago.
Currently I'm playing Halfway.

After finally beating the "Legendary Heroes" quest in Majesty Gold by "cheating", the two last quests were rather easy. At least they hadn't a time limit...
Now I'm playing F.E.A.R. Platinum and Majesty 2 besides Saint Row 2.

I was playing Theme Hospital, which was in the running to be one of my favourite games until the developers decided that two earthquakes back to back was enough to completely obliterate three rooms with fully maintained equipment before the handymen could actually do anything.

It's batshit crazy design decisions like this that put me off games.

I own the CD version of the base game. I completed that quest back then, but in the Gold version ( I own the Shinyloot version) it seems impossible. I think the Northern Expansion has radically changed the balance.

Never played another version of the expansion so I don't know if it changed. I only could beat it by saving, betting 1000 on gold in the elven casino and reloading if I didn't win. So I had then enough money to beat the quest like shown in this walkthrough.

The usual classics: Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition, Baldur's Gate II: Enhanced Edition and Dragon Age: Origins.

Besides that, I started playing Pillars of Eternity. The game has been out for some time now, but I didn't get round to playing it until now. So far, I like it.

I also started Mass Effect. A much-appraised game that I didn't know yet. What I don't like though, is an unskippable cutscene before a difficult fight in the first mission, that I didn't manage to win yet, so before trying again, I have to sit out the cutscene for the 3rd time.

Last rpg I'm busy with at the moment is Path of Exile (played like it's a single-player game, I don't interact with other players in the area).

It's not all rpg's I'm playing right now, I'm busy with an XCOM: Enemy Within campaign (an expansion to XCOM: Enemy Unknown) where my base is under attack (something which didn't feature in the original XCOM: Enemy Unknown).

Hearthstone, FEAR 1, and just started Fallout 2.

Do you use any mods ?