Yeah, at least in ME3 you don't need some powers to do some things/stuff like that 1 bit in ME1.....the bit on Saren's base planet where you were at the camp and there was a radio transmitter/other thing to fix/hack in the two tents and you could only do it if you were that class(as you were alone for that one bit).

I myself like the specialty weapons(with no ammo, different shot types, etc) as well in ME3....very nice.

As to that: Did you get the team mate DLC(freedom's progress mission) and the gun that comes with it upon completion? That gun kicks arse, imo.

Torchlight and Grim Dawn.

Dawn of Man...great, relaxed game!

Playing Heretic now. I'm most of the way through episode 3 and having a great time. It's just Doom with a fantasy theme (even more so), but that's not a bad thing.

I am playing a game where I spend most of the time trying to find where I do this setting and that action, when not fighting the sub-optimal installer. A pity I cannot program nearly enough to fix the installer even it is in uncompiled 'clear' text. I also got stuck inside a space station and used close to ten minutes getting out of there. Which game? X4: Foundations.

I LOVED Torchlight(still gotta finish the after game stuff)...how good is Grim Dawn?

Grim Dawn has the best combat and crazy build potentials, but it is not a balanced game. One character can not beat entire game's content. Say "A" builds can beat some stuff that "B" builds can't, while "B"s can do what the "A" builds can't. If you get what I mean. It is very good all in all. Torchlight, on the other hand, is the most balanced ARPG I have ever played. And I have played quite a few: Titan Quest - Immortal Throne, Path Of Exile, The Incredible Adventures Of Van Helsing - Final Cut, Torchlight II, Victor Vran, Vikings - Wolves Of Midgard, Deathrap (Tower Defense/ARPG) Last Epoch (alpha) and Wolcen - Lords Of Mayhem (alpha).
I gave Sacred a try this morning, but that game is a no go - it is outdated in every gameplay aspect. I will try out Sacred 2 next, but I do not hope for much.

And hopefully I will get to play Warhammer - Chaosbane next, as well as Warhammer 40000 - Inquisitor, if they decide to put them on Gog.

Interesting...thanks for all the info.

I liked what I played of both...but their open world randomness/other aspects(dunno if i'm wording what I mean right) make them a bit hard to keep track of/finish.

I beat the Bioshock 1 and trying to get the DLC achievements. And i am struggling to finish 2, against all crashes, freezes and saved game corruptions... The latter is a hell. Now i fully know and understand, inside out, why the hell i HAAATE console ports!

I started Mars: War Logs last night. Started it for the first time and all the text was in Portuguese or something with no apparent options for changing it. Shut it down, decided to try it again, now it's all in English. Other than that, it seems okay so far.

Playing Daymare 1998 right now. Love the atmosphere of this game.

ohhh good one, its pretty similar to Fate

Thanks for the info.

Torchlight, Grim Dawn and Tropico 5.

- Street Fighter V: Champion Edition (still a noob, I'm too old for that stuff but if Daigo can play it why can't I?)
- GTFO (waiting for new maps this April for no particular reason)
- Master Levels for Doom II: Maximum Doom, wads for Doom 1 (I hate myself)
- Marathon, AlephOne (Colony Ship for Sale, Cheap level, I don't know what to think about those damn elevators)
- Heroes of Might & Magic III: The Shadow of Death (still can't beat main campaing, perhaps I'm afraid of what awaits me next: the god awful HoMM 4)
- Zork: The Great Underground Empire (good game for a prisoner with no life)