I'm playing Ultima Underworld.
My paladin equipped a chain armor and a broad sword has arrived dungeon level 4.
I found a plate armor but it is too heavy.The heavy load is the highest problem in the game.
I gathered found items in a convenient place such as near a fountain, and I have retained only few items myself.
Seems like I need the 8 talismans of Virtues to beat the game, but I have only get one by mountain people in level 2.

I am playing a lot right now since I started a youtube channel 2 weeks ago, so I've been playing Quake, Doom, Rayman 2, Duke Nukem Manhatten Project (for youtube)

For twitch I've been playing some donkey Kong country 3

And just for me: Painkiller HD, Intrude, Witcher 2

Started with Broken Age and, well, after about 3 hours I'm bored like a hell. The game tries to intrigue me so much (both thread start a bit crazy and demands to be explained), but it just fails for some reason. No emotions, no real challenge, no characters who are able to draw player's attention...

So I'm 12 hrs in Pillars of Eternity and it seems true to the reviews, the story is pretty boring and way too much bookworm reading with uninteresting facts. This is the wordiest irrelevant reading game I ever played. My party members are either boring or annoying, nothing about them makes me want to know them. (here I can joke about myself, i know)

The whole classes, skills, and "equipments assignment" are just a confusing clusterfuck with poor distinction. The game allows a lot of substitution and dilution between the classes, so no one class seems to stand out, they are all dispensable, you might as well play the whole game with generic for hires, which ironically are available in the game. This misses the whole point of D&D games.

There are many little problems and bugs that didn't exist even with the original Baldur's Gate. I don't want to drop the game completely, but maybe I will just play through the main story quickly and move onto something else.

Lesson learned: Don't buy expansions (separately) when you haven't played the actual game.

Started playing Jagged Alliance 1.
I know the following:
-equip knives before going into rivers
-keep Specs at base fixing stuff
-hire Ivan day 1


Any other game play tips for Jagged Alliance 1?

Okay, I've found out the method to keep the balance. One hour of Duke Nukem 3D for every one hour of Broken Age. Hard to find two games being so different and each one helps to handle the other (:

Duke3D pipebombs to solve annoying puzzles would be great.

I'm seriously considering SMT4 or Bravely Default.

Guess I'm done playing Pac Man 256. Got 8/10 achievements, and I don't really feel like getting the rest (getting all the power-ups and upgrading them, which is just a bunch of grinding).

Now playing through Enslaved: Odyssey to the West (currently on chapter 4), and once done with that will probably get Nioh.

Had a blast with The Witcher 2.

I'm trying to get into Neverwinter Nights Diamond Edition. Also going to try a bit of Arcanum.

Start with Quest for Glory. It should be about 5-6h for the main story (regarding to HLTB) and that success may result in cutting estimation to more reasonable level, e.g. 10 years ;)

In the beginning of Mass Effect 3 and wondering whether to continue. The writing took such a nosedive between the second part and this one, so many cringe-worthy moments, not to mention the tolerance agenda. Gameplay wise so far it's just a corridor shooter. Funny how Cerberus went from having 150 agents in several cells across the entire galaxy to armies everywhere.

I'm currently at the end of Dark Souls II, and just started the Sunken King DLC, additionaly I finished 5 campaigns from the original Heroes of Might and Magic III.

So, just finished Might and Magic IX. Now where is Might and Magic X, gog.com?