I'm trying Red Faction Guerrilla again cause I couldn't get into it before cause I remember the start being fine but somewhere later on i just dropped off cause i wasn't sure if was very hard or just me not playing the game right
Since yesterday, I have been playing Deep Rock Galactic. The new season is started and this time I want to make it to the end (during the last one, I stopped playing for a couple of months and I managed to get to level 85).
I really try not to buy new games as to not spend too much time in front of my computer. I can get very addicted and it can take over my life at times… I just started playing Path of Exile. I thought it was a small free to play diablo clone… No, it’s huge, I really like it, there’s so much content now I’m gonna have to sink so many hours into it. My only solace is that I’m playing it on PS4 and hope that the limiting interface will curb my enthusiasm.
Great time to play it too. The beta and post launch was rough but a lot of improvements have been made since. Check out mods if you can, some are really helpful!
Have you played Warband? If so, how does it compare? I've been thinking about picking up Bannerlord but most of my enjoyment of Warband came from features mods added (mostly diplomacy stuff) so I've been a little reluctant to pick it up.
I have played Warband as well. At the moment Bannerlord is basically as feature complete as Warband I think. If there's one thing still lacking, it's probably the amount of mods for Bannerlord, though a lot of mods are in development. A diplomacy mod exists for Bannerlord called Diplomacy, though not sure how different it is from Warband diplomacy mods.
I've been playing Dishonored 2 on my Steam Deck. Played the original for the first time and went through in a pretty non-stealthy high chaos way, so I'm trying to go for a low chaos playthrough here.
I also grabbed Cassette Beasts on sale, so I've put a few minutes into that and I'm enjoying the 3D with 2D sprites aesthetic that I loved so much in the NDS Pokemon game
Monster train is such a hidden gem. Got it off a humble bundle and figured it was some generic asset flip, tried it one night and didn't put it down for nearly five hours. Soooo good.
I could not stand the new Warframe game shell. I wanted to like it, but I just found it so weird and annoying that I uninstalled and went back to Destiny 2. Maybe I missed something.
I held off on Cyberpunk since even after the performance and bug issues were mostly fixed, I kept hearing complaints about stats and upgrade systems. I heard the next update is going to make a ton of changes and fix the gameplay, but I decided to buy the game now and play a bit so I can see the before/after.
According to steam I have 4 hours in-game, but really that was 2 hours of tweaking settings to try and fix a stuttering issue that made the game unplayable. Turns out my mouse being set to 1000hz polling was the problem; lowered my mouse to 500hz and the game runs smoothly. That has never been a problem for me in any Unity or Unreal game, if RedEngine can't support 1000hz the least they could do is add a popup to tell me that's what the issue is so I don't waste time toggling every setting and reinstalling drivers for no reason. After that I spent like an hour customizing my character, and in the hour in which I was actually playing the game I made my way through some of the intro/tutorial missions.
Not a good experience starting out, but I'm hoping to have enough time this week to finish the intro stuff and finally be able to run around the city.
I've been playing it since the beginning :P It runs surprisingly well on the Steam Deck (no stutters, crashing, etc.), although it's best left plugged in. Unfortunately, the most recent update introduced a number of glitches again, but nothing game breaking. The story is very good, although not on the level of The Witcher series, and there are a number of interesting easter eggs and hidden quests you can find. If you can look past some of the (sometimes hilarious) bugs, it's a very cool game. :)
Yeah I have a Radeon 6800, and when my mouse was at 1000hz polling even the SteamDeck graphics preset at 1080p dropped to 1fps. But after lowering the mouse polling in Razer Synapse, Cyberpunk's performance has been surprisingly good. Now I can run the preset with high-ultra graphics + low raytracing at 4k, usually around 50fps.
On the weekend I was playing Cross Code but I put that aside for my vacation.
I don't have much time after work at the moment, so I found a really strange game called Sally can't sleep. Digging the atmosphere. Gameplay is a bit wonky and frustrating but I love just to roam around. But I can imagine that it's too strange for most people.
Battlebit remastered. Definitely got curious from their ads, but it is a battlefield experience like no other. Puts 2042 to shame. It looks silly but its challenging in all the right ways.
Like a lot of people, I'm balancing my time between Diablo 4 and Tears of the Kingdom. I just downloaded Disney Speedstorm so I'll give that a spin some time this week as well.
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