Grim Dawn is fantastic. Casting an aura that lets you shoot flame touched bullets at monsters never gets old. Neither is the fact that you can use the wholly separate battle arena to earn levels for your character in the main story(but please don't bring your iron mode character).

I'm annoying the hell out of everyone right now asking for build recs. :P I did the same thing eons ago with D2, and then Titan Quest, and then Torchlight, and then Torchlight 2.

I couldn't find how to make good builds to save my life. In my old game, I went pyromancer/occultist but am not really feeling it. I'm thinking of trying pyromancer/fighter and do sword and shield(even though guns kick all sorts of ass). The good thing about this game is that there is an NPC you can pay money to restat your character as far as the other aspects go.
Oops. Looks like pyromancer is the name of the dual class specialist. Of demolitionist/occultist.

Leaning on speed right now. Probably end up with a Blademaster, but I'm just starting and still messing around.

I have been playing Mario Odyssey on and off the past few weeks.

Playing Zelda: A Link to the Past right now.

Currently I have the bow, the ice rod, the mirror, the bug catching net, the magic powder, and the hammer. (Note that I do not have the gloves or the master sword yet, and I have yet to get the moon pearl.) I also have half magic.

It's fun glitching the game to play it out of order, though I did have to look up how to get the hammer, as the usual method of leaving the exploration zone doesn't seem to work there for some reason.

Started Hillsfar (1989) yesterday.
I didn't realize it's actually 3D! ;)

Played 2 hour GT3 race of Project CARS in LeMans as a part of Multiclass World Endurance Championship. I have done few mistakes during the course, and because of that, I was more than half of the race in the last 3 positions of the GT3 grid. But due to my decision to go for pits only once and using full tank of gas (the pit stop took due to 130L tankage 1 minute and 45 seconds O.o), I have finished on first position with 16 second lead \o/

Also played little bit of Mortal Kombat XL. Still missing last trophy, but I have finished everything else the game has to offer, so not much motivation to go forward lately :/

I have played little bit of StarCrawlers again, but I encountered nasty crash in 1.0.3, where you are unable to finish one of the first Story Missions in the game, and you are not able to continue with the game. Thankfully the guys are already working on a patch, but it will take some time probably :(

And I have also started a game of Eador: Genesis and slowly having fun with Tutorial mission :p For some reason, I am not very keen to finish it and I am just exploring all my territories and various towers and dungeons. But it takes a lot of time :D Probably after I come back from my next business trip I just kill the last AI city, and continue with the story :p

The last game, which I am currently playing is Final Fantasy Type-0. Still mixed bag of feelings with this game, but I love it more than hate. So far only 6/10 from me on Mamoo's scale of awesomeness :(

Might and Magic 9(Duh!).

After finished the first island and the first city quests, my party, which are 2 Fighters, 1 Healer oriented magic user, 1 Dark magic user went to the 2nd city.Using golds acquired by quest rewards, my party at last equipped enough weapons and armors
So far it's not so bad game I've heard many times.

Been in a slightly different mood lately, so all my gaming time taken up by Farming Simulator 17 and American Truck Simulator.

Some Zelda updates:

I now have:
* The Titan's Mitt
* All three medallions
* The Tempered Sword (never got the Master Sword)
* The Flute
* The Fire Rod
* The Mirror
* The Flippers
* The Magic Cape

Still don't have:
* The Moon Pearl (it's fun trying to do without this particular item)
* The Power Glove (and getting it now would not be a good idea, as it replaces the Titan's Mitt)

It's fun playing the game out of order.

What about the Mirror Shield?

Not yet. I have the second shield thanks to that one fountain (that I reached before getting the flippers thanks to the fake flippers glitch). I do see a way to get the Mirror Shield (enter Turtle Rock from the middle, then game over to turn back to human form).

(By the way, I am playing the Japanese V1.0 version, as that version has the most glitches of the SFC/SNES versions.)

Edit: Just got the Mirror Shield with the help of YBA. That glitch is fun! (It also gives me another method of getting the flute before the moon pearl, and possibly as soon as I can reach Death Mountain; just fly from dark world Death Mountain to Link's house.)

Thanks to Mr.Mumbles I've upgraded from Flatout to Flatout 2 and - oh, man! - this is amazing. I don't remember playing better racing game :O Looks outstanding and ideally balances race with destruction.

God damn it. I decided to restart Dungeon Siege: Legends of Aranna expansion from the scratch. I was already about half-way through the expansion pack.

The reason was that there are these special sets of items in the game that enhance each other, and I had sold two items (out of four) of the first set (Arhok's Leather and Bow) because I was too lazy to figure out properly the meaning of these sets. While you don't really need the sets and especially the first set is not that great overall, it still annoyed me that I had sold it as I now had the other two pieces of that set.

I started backtracking towards the start of the game, visiting all the shopkeepers I remembered encountering before... but I can't find the armor nor the bow anymore. Either I missed some shopkeeper, or the game periodically resets the shopkeepers' inventory (meaning those special items have now vanished for good).

Either way, I just feel I want to try to complete all the single-player sets, so I guess I will be starting over.

I did the same with the base game of Dungeon Siege before, I wasn't happy how I had tried to train my character a jack of all trades, so I restarted and specialized all my characters to one thing only (per person).

So people, remember:

Dungeon Siege: Don't train your characters to be jack of all trades, but train them to be good in one thing only.

Dungeon Siege Legends of Aranna: If you encounter set items (they have green-ish background color), hold on to them, don't sell them unless you are really really sure.