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You could always twitch stream Freecell though

Give Mia a healing potion. Or cast Cure or Cura or Curara or what one does in one of those games.

I haven't played Freecell in ages. Really should do a playthrough again soon.

Wishing him best of luck with the game though.

Pics or it didn't happen.

Was focused on an expedition my cult was on and didn't pay attention to my fascination. Cult leader lost touch with reality and lives in her own world now. Started a new character, a priest. Held a few sermons. Added some weird hidden knowledge into them. Got approached by a strange woman. Who turned out to be one of my disciples from the dancer's cannibal cult, headhunting my priest character to take over as the new cult leader. Which is twice awesome. One, because my cult still exists even after game over. Two, because now I start with a moth affinity disciple, which will make life soooo much easier.

My Cabaret Dancer Cannibal Cult Leader in Cultist Simulator was keeping a very low profile, getting rich, gathering esoteric knowledge... and not really having a cult besides one believer (with potential) and one greedy disciple who'd never amount to anything. She decided it was time to move up in the world of secret cults. She had some hapless victim grabbed off the street and the believer eat them in a ritual. Police followed a trail of hearsay back to the newly ordained disciple and locked him up and threw away the key. In anger the cult leader tied up the greedy disciple and stashed him in a closet, then set out to recruit new followers. The notoriety had the police quickly start building a case against her. So she spend all her time scouring the seedy parts of town looking for a good thief. She finally found one and send her after the evidence. Just as the thief was about to grab it, the lights went on and the police detective took the folder and walked off to work on it... The thief stuck around and grabbed the evidence once the police was done with it, before the trial could start. So now we are in the clear. For now. Got a disciple, a couple of believers and a hanger on. And will send that shifty thievy person to liberate some items while they are still on my payroll.

HotS was the last Blizzard product I bought. It has been uninstalled for years naturally.

If you always just tossed them in and used few enough to make that work, then you should be fine copying over. Mods should work based on the game, the launcher should be irrelevant.

Just copying over mods is never a good idea. And FO:NV never was the most stable game to begin with. You can definitely try though. As long as whatever mod management tool is used now recognizes the new install, it may be able to just do whatever is needed. Kinda depends on how you set up the mod directory. Usually Nexus Mod Manager has its own dir and fomod and all that should be in there.

Age of Wonders: Planetfall had no cut content. It has a season pass. But everything shows the game will get content the same way Age of Wonders 3 did before Paradox. The only difference being that Paradox guaranteed Triumph the funds to guarantee the extra content down the road, where before it was depended on sales.

Season Pass doesn't differ from the industry standard. I remember not getting the season pass for Borderlands 2. Seems Paradox is simply getting in line with the rest.

TMNT or bust.

Cultist Simulator 40% off on Steam. It is an interesting game, and I found the first few playthroughs very engaging. It is quite luck based though, and that wore me down a bit, when this investigator kept getting critical successes, unearthing clue after clue, and my super assassin creatures from other dimensions, with no chance of failure kept getting beaten. The investigator had a million to one chance... then again those come true nine out of ten times, and my last playthrough proved that to be true. I keep meaning to give it another chance.

Not a bad call. I do hope the devs make enough money to do all the things they wanted to. The game deserves to get more work done on it.

You were anseling (or whatever it is called what you do with your screenshots) Final Fantasy in the vampire discussion?

Completed Stygian after 17 hours. Though I did some back and forth and wasted some time. Yes, the game ends very abruptly and shows it is unfinished. The game ends without you having completed the main quest. Basically you have half the main quest still to do when the credits show. I agree they should have marked it as Early Access. Not having done so will garner them some negative feelings from customers. Still it is a good game, and as some people say, one of the better lovecraftian games.

For what it's worth, I'll keep an eye out for the cyberpunk asian cleavage xcom clone. I like the comments at the end "He'll be fine, noone knows what a spleen does anyway."

I still believe though there is a 10th circle in hell, reserved for people who got the best armour in Bloodlines. I also believe we'll be sitting around there, with marelooke blaming me for getting him to buy games, and others complaining that keyrock posts screenshots of weird indy games nobody else knows the names for.

No, you aren't. You are also not the only one who remembers the backstory of the Voerman twins being about their father molesting them.

Hmm, they got cheap translators.

The darkest part in bloodlines was your ghoul. You saved her, and if you didn't drive her away, your character may not have been penalized in-game for it, but her story, even the silly bits, would leave a mark on your soul as a player.

Stygian 32% off on Greenman Gaming.

First impressions of Stygian: The good: - The Writing - the characters you encounter are interesting. The story is properly lovecraftian. The dialogues are good and the crazy is crazy (and sometimes funny). - The Aesthetics - the art style works for the game. Yes, you aren't going to get nightmares from seeing a mi-go in this game. But it all works and it does get across disturbing when it needs to. - Sanity - Sanity is something you cling to, but it also is the mana pool for your spellcasters, which results in an interesting balance between getting things done and trying to be sane to enjoy the results. The not so good: - Combat - combat can be too punishing. Which would be OK if it always were the result of your mistakes. But the flee mechanic doesn't work in the way it seems to have been envisioned: hold out long enough and make your escape. Then there is the issue that it can be very hard to click on a tile if a corpse is laying there; often you'll end up looting instead of moving and wasting precious action points. - companions can't use their skills to help you out. Need to pick a lock? You subterfuge companion won't do it for you. The bad: -The Save System - the game creates autosaves for everything, but does not let you delete them. Even if you track down the folder on your HD and manually delete them, the game will still list them. Enter a store -> autosave -> leave store - > autosave -> forgot something and re-enter -> autosave The worse: -The Save System - if you create a new character it deletes the saves of your old character. I am liking it, but I hope they overwork that mess of a savegame system.