Skipped September for some reason: probably because I was completely stressed out of my mind so remembering to post about this escaped out the back door lol.
Like I said back in August, I've still been all over the damn place when it comes to partially-completing games. Add Sea of Stars, Relic Hunters Legend, and (sadly) Baldur's Gate III to the list of stuff that has been started but not finished. I might need some ADHD medication - or my life stressors to stabilize at the very least - so I can find the motivation or whatever to play a game from start to finish.
Currently, I am back to playing Hearthstone (sigh), as well as a second playthrough of Elden Ring; this time with a keyboard + mouse on Steam. Blocking feels easier on KBM, so I'm gonna give shields a fair shake - I quickly dropped them on the PS5 and resigned myself to dodging everything. It's been an easier experience so far, although some of that could be explained away via the knowledge already gained from playing through it the first time.
Of course, whether or not I finish this Elden Ring playthrough is another question, with Marvel's Spider-Man 2 coming on the 20th! Super excited to play that, so everything else might end up on the backburner yet-again.
What're you playing currently? Anything new you look forward to playing this month?
Half of the Animal Crossing set seems to be in the awning and roofing tiles lmao
...also yeah, I totally believe the price: I loved LEGO when I was younger, but it has been hella expensive seemingly forever. I'm just gonna hold onto my pieces and give them to my kid, if they ever become a thing :D
I've been following Warcraft Rumble since they first announced it, but I wasn't allowed into the closed beta and the soft launch did not include the US :( I hope it's a lot of fun: it seems like something I could really enjoy, but given Blizzard's recent track it might be an unplayable mess for all I know...
I'm on Team PlayStation through-and-through in the Great Console War, with a soft spot for Nintendo (and PC of course). With that in mind, I would be devastated to learn that Microsoft got ahold of Nintendo; I think it would be disastrous for everyone but them.
Not saying you're wrong, but the fact that RFG is a Secret helps give it life. Drawing cards is great, of course, but the Secret synergies influence its play-rate for sure. Sigil of Time might need to bring more to the table because most decks don't want to wait to draw their cards - top-decking this late-game would be a disaster - and it doesn't get Mindbender up to high numbers without more help. It might be Final Showdown-or-bust for this card.
and so I've made an appointment for October the 13th to get the Hearthstone tattoo done! I'll post the design and a picture of the execution afterwards, just wanted to share my excitement for the moment :)
Sorry, let me rephrase it: I think it's highly unlikely such an Anomaly will reference Whizbang himself, which was my original point. There's no need to do that, as it would be confusing for players who have no experience with the card.
I like C'Thun quite a lot, and Jade Shaman too, but now's probably the best opportunity I have to flash my fancy golden N'Zoth, the Corruptor. Just...don't know what to do with it lol
I'm kinda tempted to get one: there is some competition for the TV, so this would alleviate that, and the best spot to access the TV is usually occupied by someone who is not me. But I'm essentially paying $200 so I can play PS5 games upstairs in my bedroom, or, more realistically, lying back on the couch - while my PS5 is within view - in the living-room. Maybe buying a TV for my bedroom and hooking up the PS5 to that would make more sense...
Skipped September for some reason: probably because I was completely stressed out of my mind so remembering to post about this escaped out the back door lol.
Like I said back in August, I've still been all over the damn place when it comes to partially-completing games. Add Sea of Stars, Relic Hunters Legend, and (sadly) Baldur's Gate III to the list of stuff that has been started but not finished. I might need some ADHD medication - or my life stressors to stabilize at the very least - so I can find the motivation or whatever to play a game from start to finish.
Currently, I am back to playing Hearthstone (sigh), as well as a second playthrough of Elden Ring; this time with a keyboard + mouse on Steam. Blocking feels easier on KBM, so I'm gonna give shields a fair shake - I quickly dropped them on the PS5 and resigned myself to dodging everything. It's been an easier experience so far, although some of that could be explained away via the knowledge already gained from playing through it the first time.
Of course, whether or not I finish this Elden Ring playthrough is another question, with Marvel's Spider-Man 2 coming on the 20th! Super excited to play that, so everything else might end up on the backburner yet-again.
What're you playing currently? Anything new you look forward to playing this month?
Half of the Animal Crossing set seems to be in the awning and roofing tiles lmao
...also yeah, I totally believe the price: I loved LEGO when I was younger, but it has been hella expensive seemingly forever. I'm just gonna hold onto my pieces and give them to my kid, if they ever become a thing :D
I find that to be really interesting, actually :) Stormgate seems like it's shaping up to be pretty cool.
What do you mean by soulless? I think it looks charming and fun; not bashing your opinion, just curious why it seems that way to you.
I've been following Warcraft Rumble since they first announced it, but I wasn't allowed into the closed beta and the soft launch did not include the US :( I hope it's a lot of fun: it seems like something I could really enjoy, but given Blizzard's recent track it might be an unplayable mess for all I know...
Because I fixed it hehe 😎
Relic Hunters Legend seems to be "twin-stick Borderlands", so for $10 I'm all in.
I'm on Team PlayStation through-and-through in the Great Console War, with a soft spot for Nintendo (and PC of course). With that in mind, I would be devastated to learn that Microsoft got ahold of Nintendo; I think it would be disastrous for everyone but them.
Not saying you're wrong, but the fact that RFG is a Secret helps give it life. Drawing cards is great, of course, but the Secret synergies influence its play-rate for sure. Sigil of Time might need to bring more to the table because most decks don't want to wait to draw their cards - top-decking this late-game would be a disaster - and it doesn't get Mindbender up to high numbers without more help. It might be Final Showdown-or-bust for this card.
That's really cool :) Can't wait to see it.
Sorry, let me rephrase it: I think it's highly unlikely such an Anomaly will reference Whizbang himself, which was my original point. There's no need to do that, as it would be confusing for players who have no experience with the card.
Whizbang isn't in Standard, and while that doesn't mean it's impossible, it is highly unlikely.
That's fine with me: as much as I love the franchise, I've got too much I want to play as it is to turn around and play more Zelda.
Sword Eater can be added to one's deck, despite it being from Darkmoon Faire (and Core). Almost lost because of it; nice one Blizz :/
I like C'Thun quite a lot, and Jade Shaman too, but now's probably the best opportunity I have to flash my fancy golden N'Zoth, the Corruptor. Just...don't know what to do with it lol
Bought and installed Sea of Stars when I got home from work, but the day's labor wore me out so I'll wait until tomorrow to give it a go.
Haha something like that. The irony being that it's my own father taking up the TV lol
Even if you don't agree with the response you were given, there's no need for that reply :/
I know basically nothing about Armored Core except it's from the people who made Elden Ring...but that could be enough to entice me to try it.
I'm kinda tempted to get one: there is some competition for the TV, so this would alleviate that, and the best spot to access the TV is usually occupied by someone who is not me. But I'm essentially paying $200 so I can play PS5 games upstairs in my bedroom, or, more realistically, lying back on the couch - while my PS5 is within view - in the living-room. Maybe buying a TV for my bedroom and hooking up the PS5 to that would make more sense...