Jagged alliance: Deadly Games

I finally gave up the idea of finishing the Sirtech campaign one day in a normal way...

So I created a team of 5 Mike from the beginning, yes it is possible, the proof here:

https://mega.nz/#!m6o01I4C!TBX-fHGhAqZqcSQ6i2cmbp7wwPvP6Gw50aMh0eDFzOI

So I'm on Mission 18: "Attemp to confirm the existence of a high-tech dish device."



Swat 4

I come to succeed in finishing (with difficulty like starting over 30 times) the Red Library mission.



Soldier of Fortune (the first)

I'm on the mission where we have to help allies by destroying enemy artillery.



Quake 2

I'm at the beginning of episode 4 (if I'm not mistaken, it's just after the Mines), where we are in the Stroggs factory.



Blood (1997)

I just finished the first two episodes.

Shadow Warrior Classic Redux

I got to the last map of the first episode.

Galactic Civ III - Started a small map on Beginner difficulty as the Iridians. It looks like one the most hardcore, daunting games in my whole library and motivation to play it is not always there. Most players seem to agree, this game has a <4% completion rate even for the tutorial and a <2% win rate as any given faction, if the achievements are anything to go by.

XCOM - I went with Normal difficulty for this playthrough since it's my first time with EW. Now it's piss-easy and a sure win, but I'm only like 3/5 of the way through. It's always awkward when I start a new game and I don't yet know what difficulty setting is appropriate.

Bioshock Infinite - Still tons to do, including Burial at Sea, CiTC and a no-vendor 1999 run with collectibles. Difficulty is all over the place. From what I've read, should save CiTC for last.

Skyrim - Haven't played a sandbox RPG in a while and sadly, after like 450 hours, I feel FNV is tapped out, barring total conversions. So once I've pimped out Skyrim with mods of... varying functionality... I may get going on Bethesda's ubiquitous, yet somewhat bland, magnum opus. Suggestions for gameplay mods are welcome.

World of Warships: The Long March continues unabated; Benham should be mine in 12 days barring technical issues that would abort the whole grind. I'm so looking forward to taking a hiatus after the 22nd. Once I have Benham, they won't have me by the unmentionables anymore, unless they do the same thing for Friesland.

I can actually answer this topic with a screenshot, LOL! :D

NICE DRAWING!

Is that a spare time thing or do you work as an illustrator?

Yes that's a beautiful drawing of my favorite game of all times.
I'm afraid I have to disappoint you, it's not my own work, I stole it from random more painting-skilled person on the internet. xD

Really? Too bad, I was hoping we could compare notes.

You see, I am an artist.

This is one of my recent works.

You sir are an amateur.

THIS IS ART!

Far Cry 2 stuck in Africa with malaria..... no way out..... need rescue.... not by the Jackal.

I just finished the first episode of Secret Agent : "The Hunt for Red Rock Rover" , only two more to go!

Ha, Fallout 4, last time I played it I couldn't get my hands on that damn armor battery at the beginning of the game.

For Skrym, I was content to walk around while taking levels, I remember that the Spiders that throw flames are quite painful, but most importantly I was killed every time by an Ogre/Geant.

TES: Arena: I have thr 4th staff piece with my Sorcerer and the 3rd with my Knight. (Weapons that cast the Firestorm spell are *really* useful, especially since it takes a *lot* of use for them to break, and with the Knight's auto-repair, that's unlikely to ever happen for them.)

Ultima 3: I have a save that has everything needed for the endgame except for the Mark of Kings (how feasible is it to do without that, assuming 550 HP and max stats on everyone?). Note that I *have* beaten this game before.

SaGa 2 DS: I have a final dungeon save. Note that I have beaten this game many times before.

Final Fantasy 5: I have a save right before the barrier tower. Again, I've beaten this game many times before.

My progress in video games

Hello,

No progress.

I do have a Baldurs gate game that I started in 2012. Took me 10 years to finish my first game and then I realized a ranger is boring and I didn't want to start BG2 with that character. Now I'm stuck since I ain't got the will to play that when other games are more fun.

I think I'm level 120 plus for both bethesda games. Had to try the restoration potion glitch but that turned me off the game for a while. Guess I'll focus on moving the storyline forward on that one, when I get around to Skyrim.

Fallout 4 is fun. Some ingame obsessions like equipping 33 settlers with modded plasma rifles where possible. Gives me a reason to buy junk, scrapt items and focus on settlement building for a while. Pity Skyrim didn't have similar mechanics.

Oh and just started a fallout 4 survival game with what I believe is an optimized start, that is using the special boost in combination with the perception bobblehead.

Suggestion: When playing around with this sort of glitch, use a separate file rather than saving over your main.

Also, from my understanding, this is not really a glitch; everything is working as expected, at least until integer overflow occurs. Granted, this does appear to be an oversight (maybe Fortify Restoration shouldn't affect the power of Fortify Restoration effects, even though they would be classified as Restoration), but it's not a programming mistake.

Morrowind's super potion exploit is a similar case (though I don't like Oblivion's fix for it; I would have taken a different approach).