I'm currently giving Baldur's Gate a shot for the first time and I'm enjoying it a lot also, I play a game of H1Z1 from time to time.

Found a bug in the Amiga version of Ultima 3.

If, immediately after exiting town, you get into a fight (with a wyvern in this case, notable since wyverns can attack you ouitside of battle), the overworld music might not play after the battle. Entering and leaving town seems to correct this, and this bug doesn't seem to cause any other issues.

(This isn't the only game where I've seen this sort of bug, but it is fortunately only a minor bug.)

Currently, none, since I just finished playing Grim Fandango Remastered yesterday. It was a great game. Honestly speaking, I'll say that the game feels like the Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood version of a point and click game. I like how the game makes the player revisit the previous environments which have been played through, creating a sense of a world that will definitely make you miss the game once you're finished playing.

It's been one of those days playing Clash Royale. Within four hours, I've scored 4 victories, 11 defeats, and 2 draws. It's been incredibly brutal, especially when there's so much imbalance and unsportsmanlike behavior from my opponents. I need to focus on finding a winning deck that'll help me regain the 200 trophies that I lost. That could take weeks or months. Also, of all the Epic cards in the game, why the heck did the rewards chest give me another freakin' X-Bow??? It's like using a slingshot in a gunfight!

I am still playing Mario Odyssey. I have played practically nothing else for the past few weeks but I got a SNES Classic and a New 3DS XL (american SNES theme) today so I will playing random games on those platforms.

I somehow managed to regain my lost trophies in Clash Royale in about half an hour. I had 6 victories, 2 defeats, and 1 draw - a welcome change of pace! There's simply too many ups and downs in this game, so I always feel anxious about attempting that next 1 vs 1 match.

I might resume my latest HOMM3 save from "Golems Aplenty" before going to bed. It's comparatively calming.

Moved on to Gone Home after a short meeting with Ethan Carter. I hated that game, pretentious, confusing, tech demo.

Saints Row: The Third

I never get tired of it.

Decided to get back a belated re-run through KOTOR. Still stuck on Taris. I always find this introductory section to be a bit of a slog.

Probably "will not be fixed" - not sure it devs are still alive.

Just finished No One Lives Forever GOTY for the 5th time and now onto NOLF 2. Both games have aged well especially the second one.

SHOOT THE LITTLE BIRDY!

Seriously, have you ever done that during training? It's great! :D

Today, there was more of the same in Clash Royale. I dropped a couple hundred trophies, only to gain them back after some lucky battles. One of those matches was extremely close; my Musketeer succeeded in destroying my opponent's King Tower just as his Inferno Dragon and other cards were about to wipe out mine. I could tell by his spammed emoticons that he wasn't happy about that.

Back to "Golems Aplenty" in HOMM3, I'm not sure how the Conflux player's main hero amassed 70+ Iron Golems by the end of the first month. If each Golem Factory on the map produces 6 Iron Golems per week, he must've visited quite a few of them - which seems unlikely. And with no Tower players around, my best guess is that a neutral stack joined him at some point. I failed to defeat that hero, who also had Expert Air Magic, so I reloaded and ran the opposite way. I captured his initial Conflux town a few turns later, and there are 4 Firebirds inside ready for recruitment. I'm still concerned about that Iron Golem hero, though; my Rampart town is doomed if he pushes north.

The current rotation is Shadow Warrior (2013) and Final Doom, along with a bit of Rocket League.