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Metro:Last Light

The gameplay is kinda janky just like in the first game but the technical presentation is simply astounding. Very immersive so far.
Final Fantasy X HD Remaster

This is the first Fantasy game I play, and it looks good until now.
My only complaint is that I can not get past the Blitzball event. Well I actually can, but I want to beat those Goers in the first round, which seem impossible.
Post edited May 26, 2016 by Elisebathe
Call to Power II
Not bad, although advanced diplomacy is impossible, because I can`t get any diplomats into a city of an other player. All get killed, even if I have a peace treaty with the other civilization. Best thing is: It doesn`t seem to break the peace treaty if other civs attack my diplomats and kill them. In real life, this would mean war!
Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis

Great fun so far, and I'm patiently awaiting the inevitable moment when I'm going to realize that I an hopelessly stuck :P
After finishing Leisure Suit Larry 2 + 3 - with walkthrough of course - I'm now playing LSL 5 and in between Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold.
More Dark Souls 3. Made my way through Anor Londo, and...I guess I need to backtrack somewhere since I'm kind of lost on where to go next.
The Even More Incredible Machine - I'm up to the 'expert' levels now D:
Still Freespace 2 (vanilla, no mods, Insane difficulty level)

Earlier today I completed the mission Exodus. It was a very hard mission... but in a good way. I had to retry it countless of times, but instead of frustrating me, it did give me a slight feel that I was usually doing better and better with each retry, and quite soon it became clear on what I should concentrate. Another good thing was that the hardest parts of the mission are in the beginning so there is no need to wait for minutes until reaching the hard parts, like in some other missions.

It was one of the most satisfying, if not the most satisfying, mission in the Freespace saga so far. Still four missions left...

My walkthrough instructions for Exodus (Insane difficulty):

First, hopefully you have completed the special operations mission "Into the Lion's Den" so that you have access to the GTF Ares fighter as I feel it is the best choice for yourself. Equip two Kayser guns (yay! they rock!) and at least one bank of Trebuchet long range missiles. To the other missile bank also Trebuchets, or e.g. the swarm missiles (but I wanted as many Trebuchet missiles as possible, due to their range and damage level; if I was close enought to an enemy bomber to use swarm missiles, I could just as well destroy them with my Kayser guns).

For your two wingmen, maybe select some more nimble fighter so that they don't die too soon to enemy fighters (if I gave them Ares heavy fighters, they seemed to die very soon). Give them also Kayser guns, and either swarm missiles or Trebuchets, or both.

As soon as you enter the mission:

- Set speed to full.

- Target the big ship Abraxis (its beam cannon, should be in your sights by default).

- Press C + 4 +1 to call for backup.

- Hurry towards Abraxis (keep pressing afterburner, evry second counts), and fire a double Trebuchet missiles at its beam cannon as soon as you are locked on. Try to do this ASAP so that Nebtuu corvette takes as little damage as possible from it.

- Right after firing the missiles (don't wait!), press B to select the first bomber, and fire double Trebuchets at it. (remember to use afterburner). Don't wait, but:

- Press T to select the second bomber, and fire double Trebuchet at it. Don't wait, but:

- And a third time, press T to select the third bomber, and fire double Trebuchet at it.

- Press B to target the first bomb going towards Nebtuu, and destroy it with your guns ASAP.

- Do the same to any other bombs the bombers may have been able to launch (three at max). If any of the bombs hit Nebtuu, I suggest you restart the mission, up to you. Sometimes you might also get lucky and the Abraxis enemy corvette blows up just as the enemy bombs/bombers are going past it, destroying them at the same time.

- At this point, or earlier, press C + 5 to call for the resupply ship. Just let it follow you around until you think there is a good lull time to let it replenish your Trebuchet missiles, but not before.

- If no other bombers or bombs are there, try to kill enemy fighters (Leo wing) as effectively as possible. But as soon as one or two bomber wings appear, target them and try to destroy them (and their bombs) ASAP, maybe also telling your wingmen to attack the other bomber wing, or let them fight the enemy fighters.

- The friendly Nebtuu corvette WILL most probably get destroyed by the constant bomber runs, but the longer you can keep it alive, the better (and easier for the rest of the mission). I think I managed so that it was the fourth or fifth enemy bomber wing which finally managed to destroy it, and that was good enough.

- At this point it is a bit hazy, there are probably enemy fighters and bombers all around you, just try to destroy them ASAP, bombers first if possible (and possibly tell wingmen to attack some bombers too), press that B button to check if there are any. There is that new big enemy ship too and you are told to destroy its beam cannon, but frankly I had absolutely no time for that, too busy with bombers and fighters.

- At some point when there were less fighters and no bombers around, I recall telling all my wingmen to attack that big Shivan cruiser (Gibborim) and they destroyed it quite fast at that point.

- After this, I think there is a couple of minutes of lull time. Hopefully all your friendly big ships are still in good condition, and you hopefully have one or two wingmen with you. Make sure you let the resupply ship replenish your missiles at this point (that is: STOP, by either pressing Backspace or Z (keep Z pressed down)). Get near Lambda 1 and also make sure your wingmen are there (e,g, tell them to form on your wing, or tell them to protect Lambda 1), there will be still a couple of fighters and bombers coming later.

If you have made it this far, you can probably give a sigh of relief, you are close to winning the mission.

- As soon as enemy fighters or bombers come, tell your wingmen to engage (C + 3 + 9) and hurry to kill them yourself as well, remember also your Trebuchet missiles if they are too far from you. If I recall right there was only one fighter, and later one bomber, coming, so you should be able to handle them, but the lone bomber did manage to fire and hit one bomb to Lambda 1. Fortunately Lambda 1 had enough hull strength to take the hit.

- Then just wait until all friendlies have teleported out and you are told to go home. Go home, nothing more to see here.

Very nice and challenging mission.
Post edited May 29, 2016 by timppu
Recently started Shadwen.

Aside from the weirdest rope movements I've ever seen, looks good and plays good once you get used to everything being still if you're not on stealth / moving.
I just finished The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 over the weekend - late last night, in fact - and I enjoyed it very much, despite the infrequent audio glitches for voice-overs and the one possible game-breaking bug I encountered. Quite nice in length for an adventure game, too.

Looks like Witcher 3 will be put back on the back-burner yet again for an undetermined amount of time. Somehow its scope intimidates me, so I typically end up playing shorter games instead.... until I have to restart it all over again six months down the line. Heh.

In any case, I'll give a new go at Torchlight 2 on Veteran tonight - Normal is too easy and Elite just gets me slaughtered in no time. We'll see how that goes. I'm also looking at finally giving Strife a try. :)
I've been playing Persona 3 FES a lot for the past week. It's one of those games that can be addictive because it's mostly broken down into little pieces that each take not a lot of time to do, so no matter how late in the evening it gets it's always tempting to say "Aw, just one more day/one more trip to the dungeon/I'll just fuse a couple more personas/work on this social link a bit more/raise my stats a little..." It's kind of insidious. I was playing until 3 a.m. the other day.

I've read that lots of players dislike having Mitsuru in the party because she casts Charm too much, but I was having a lot of trouble with this one boss fight and she cast it and it actually worked! The number of free hits I scored off of that ended up making the difference in the battle, so even though I agree she casts that spell too often, I can't complain too much.
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andysheets1975: I've been playing Persona 3 FES a lot for the past week.
I'm also right in the middle of FES too. I really like Metis, she also has no weaknesses which is great.

Had great luck fusing personas, I always have great luck fusing personas, I kind of like the challenge of not having a persona compendium, you really have to work on your personas rather than just buying them back. Oh, you might be going through The Journey, you mentioned social links that arn't in the Answer, which I'm going through now. I'm thinking mostly healing personas are best, because your going to be healing a lot in boss fights, if you've only got one healing persona, the next boss you run into could nail their one weakness.

I managed to get Growth 3 on all my personas in The Journey, they all just keep leveling up, excellent skill to try to get. The Answer is also harder, if you get hit with a weakness you miss a whole turn rather than stand back up, it's deadly. I also defeated death that follows you around if you stay too long on one level in The Journey.
Post edited June 01, 2016 by bad_fur_day1
I've been playing a whole bunch of Brawlhalla recently, trying to save up enough gold to unlock a certain character.

Is anyone else here playing Brawlhalla?
Bloodborne, 5 bosses down. Awesome game.
I started on the Keane again but again have just left it.

I like adventure games more in theory than I do actually playing them.

I failed on the crunch in Orcs Must Die 2. again. that's like my third now.

came close. last wave. still lost. I made a mistake taking in dwarves in addition to archers. I'll take in golem next time.
Post edited June 01, 2016 by johnnygoging