Labadal

I watched my team draw 3-3. Very many swear words were uttered. Pulled hair from both chest and scalp. Today was the first time I ever put someone on ignore on these boards. I've been a member since 2010. I have only ever ignored someone on a forum once or twice in over 20 years.

SonicMage117, you've got to be the best troll account I have ever seen.

I'm also done with BaW. All in all, it took me 170ish hours on Death March, with everything that I know of completed. BaW was my least favorite part of the game, but I do like that they could throw in some really dark humor in there. The main plot was decent, with some minor issues. I didn't use different save slots to go for all endings in the OC or HoS, but I did play all endings here. In general, The Witcher 3 is one of the better games I have played lately. I especially like the attention to detail they put into the world. This game puts to shame any other open world game that I have played. It's not quite in my all time favorites list, but that's not the game's fault. I didn't have much problem with the boss fight you guys mentioned. I did have some trouble with the third phase, but the first two were fairly easy for me.

I love Bioshock's unique art style It's Dishonored 2...

I didn't care about the new Dante. I never enjoyed the combat in DmC. It never came close to the old games.

If you go to the steam community hub of a broken game, usually the top posts will have fixes for that sort of thing, assuming it's at least mildly popular. Unfortunately, people have to fix some of Steam's games since Valve really just doesn't give a crap about curating its games or making sure that they work. Yeah, that's my point. Users can fix the issues. On GOG, they usually have a working version of the game sold in their store. That's a big difference.

I have several old games on Steam that don't work. How to fix that? Either pirate or buy the GOG version. And since I don't pirate games, GOG it is. I have no problem with Steam. Own over 600 games, but their support for older games is less than stellar.

It's not really that at all tho - a big part of ME's gameplay was dialogue + choice and consequence that plays pretty much no role at all in The Bureau. On the other hand, tactical gameplay is expanded on quite significantly in The Bureau, in spite of it not working properly half the time and being irritating the other half. But yes, like Mass Effect, it's a third person cover-based shooter in its core. It basically also steals the power wheel and some of the powers. If I remember correctly, it even uses the same dialog wheel.

It's a Mass Effect knockoff when it comes to gameplay. I played it until the end.

HoS I need to play more BaW but so far, HoS, I feel is much better. I do like the new area, though. Some cool fights, too.

Only main game spoilers below. About HoS:

I, too, just finished Hearts of Stone. I really liked it. I agree that Hearts of Stone has that short story feel that the books had. You nailed it with that description. It was a grim expansion, yet they managed to have some funny moments. Great work. On to the next expansion.

Love the smell when you take it off.

And you're probably only about 50% done the game. I managed to beat the main game. Now I "only" have the expansions left. I expect another 50-60 hours.

I want to see someone make a prison rpg.

I've been feeling like crap lately, but told myself that I shouldn't be a sissy and just chalked it off. Went to the doc and she told me that I have bronchitis. That explains a lot. Time to take it easy and play even more video games. Can't sleep. I think I'm getting two hours sleep. The coughing gets ten times worse when I lay down. Great way to spend your vacation.

I own them all but never take them out of the house.

Spent over 100 hours in The Witcher 3 in 10 days.

I think people are harsh on Aoyagi. I reacted to the same thing as them. I don't care about the beastmen, but the amount of women in the army seemed weird to me. It doesn't offend me in the slightest, but it seemed a bit silly. Doesn't mean anything, really.

I agree.

Steam community matters? They are the worst of the worst. We'll see what people think of the game in a week or so. Steam reviews don't tell me anything.

You write all of that but have no interest in the game? Okay. There are people who are playing this that are actually enjoying it. I'm not going to get it myself, but your comments aren't very nice, to be honest. Weird developer or not.

I want impressions.

When I was driving home just an hour or so ago, along the E20 from Gothenburg I had to almost stop, my (Brand new mind you) wipers weren't enough to keep the windshield clear of water. I've never experienced such rainfall. It lasted for about 30 seconds or so, but the road was more of a canal than road after that. In jest, I told my coworkers that I wanted it to rain during my entire vacation. Little did I know...

Tell me about it. I feel bad for my mates that has their vacation during this time, atleast I'm working. Though I work outside, so... >-< I have my vacation now.