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We have a few people who play Mordheim here, right? How is the game if you are interested in the single player component only?

I don't feel like it is needed, therefore I voted Against.

Tried Dirt 3. It's fun but I have to use a few assists since I suck at racing games. Tried a platformer named Brilliant Bob. It was fun for a while, but then all I wanted to do was to smash my keyboard so I had to uninstall it. I'm also still going strong in my Morrowind run. Clocked over 70 hours. I tried The Dwarf Run, but the game stopped working all of a sudden. I restarted my computer and tried some other things but nothing worked. I have uninstalled it and will try it tomorrow. While the puzzles were fairly simple, I appreciate that they are blending adventure game elements with a turn-based tactical game.

Nope = A barbarian that doesn't care? Sorry = A humble monk?

A Rogue/Monk. Delicious.

I'm sorry!

I started laughing at some moments. I might get it, some day.

I backed during the campaign of the first game. backed for $50 to get all three games. No need for me to back.

my heart almost stopped as I saw this. you must REALLY like Obsidian RPGs, my hat's off to you, sir I sort of did. They have made KOTOR 2, NWN2+ Expansions, FN:V and AP. Some of my favorite rpgs. Then they had people that worked on other games that I really like. An isometric rpg from these guys was a dream for me. Then, there was the possibility of adding your own NPC, but we know how that went. I'm still a sucker and will probably give them $100.

I'm going to pledge to PoE 2, but nowhere near $1000, like I did the first game.

It's a boss battle. I quite liked it.

How did you like it? I remember playing it back when it came out and actually really enjoying it, but most of my attempts to replay it failed horribly. It was fun but flawed. I'm a sucker for Greek mythology, and there is no difference this time. (Despite them not giving a crap about how accurate they were with stuff, almost nothing!) Combat was serviceable. Voice acting was decent. Music was solid. The game is linear, like you know. I basically treated it like God of War if it was leaning more towards role playing game. I found the three weapons distinct enough, and liked to use them all. I wasn't really impressed with enemy variety but the bosses were fun. I liked some of the companions. I had Hercules and Pan with me whenever I could. About the story, I saw what was coming after like ten minutes, but I don't really care. I'd like to see more games with mythical characters, even i the game is very free with the implementation of said characters. What I thought was cool was the perk system. In reality, it might not be any different from any other games, but how you got aspects was cool, and choosing which God to "align" with in dialog was another part that could raise your affinity in said aspect.

I like to play a longer games (50+ hours) and mix it with small sessions of shorter games. Works well for me and I usually beat like 60+ games a year.

Beat my third game of the year, Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell. It's basically all just side activities with very few 3-5 minute main story missions. The other two games I have completed are Rise of the Argonauts and Deadlight.

I'm probably picking up a Switch in a couple of years. That is, if the rpg library is decent enough. Haven't bothered with a Nintendo home console since the SNES. I am happy with my 3DS and if the library is half as good, I will cave eventually. New Shin Megami Tensei game, a Tales of game, Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Octopath, Super Mario Odyssey (seems a bit uninspired, but could be fun), Zelda, Fire Emblem Warriors. I'm in no hurry to get switch, but I'm a little bit curious, especially with the region lock supposedly gone.

Tried Helldivers on PS4 and I am also playing Rise of the Argonauts on PC.

Ara Fell and The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind - GOTY ERdition.

All my saves for Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth got corrupted. 23 hours in. Time to move on to something else.

Classless, skill based. if implemented properly, my favorite way of developing my character.

Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch Yakuza 4 Salt & Sanctuary Tyranny In that order.

2017 for people that like Japanese games: The Alliance Alive Caligula Danganronpa V3 Dragon Quest Heroes II Dragon Quest VIII 3DS Dragon Quest XI (getting two versions) Final Fantasy XII: ZA The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky the 3rd Ni No Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom Nioh Nier: Automata Persona 5 Romancing SaGa II SaGa: Scarlet Grace Tales of Berseria Valkyria: Azure Revolution Yakuza 0 Yakuza Kiwami Then, whatever else I missed... and western rpgs... and indies...

Playing Morrowind with some Dota 2 matches here and there.

That was Josh sawyer if i remember correctly. They've had over 200 employees for some time now.

The problem with Tyranny is that there are like 20 tracks or something. That's not very much.