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Skyrim. You can mod out that long cart ride, execution intro sequence. If there ever was a quality of life mod for any game, it is alternate starts for Skyrim. Also Silent Bradford for FiraXCOM games.

I think you just post those so people don't notice you rigged the system.

Bye majestic. We'll play some Wing Commander in your memory.

What you have missed: Drudanae is now called HoonDing and mostly only posts screenshots. Usually without comments, though the screenshots often include text. A number of people have kids now. I don't really post Mordheim screenshots anymore. You can now win the internet here on the forum: it counts the likes and other reactions you get throughout the day and whoever gets the most for that day wins. Or Raithe wins. Usually Raithe wins. Keyrock still plays games nobody else even knew existed. A number of people play Conan Exiles and the screenshot thread will every now and then be filled with impressive feats of digital desert architecture. And scantily clad characters taking it all in because a) it is hot there and b) they spend all their money to pay for construction materials and the cost of steel and concrete went up again because the oil price went up and that left them without money for a coat.

Edit: doh, posted in the wrong thread. That Total War post was meant for the What Are You Playing thread.

Total War Troy's Amazon DLC is out, so I decided to give the game another try now as Penteth... Pethe... Penci... Penny of the Amazons. She has a horde army and doesn't hold territory. You gallop across ancient Greece at the head of your horsewimin with the aim to burn Athens to the ground. Cool, maybe that way she can get rid of the drug dealers in front of my house. As a note, my army of horsewimin has one unit on horseback. Also, the hero herself doesn't have a horsie. Raze my first city. Get the choice of just looting then burning or enslaving. One option takes 1 turn, the other 5. Pick the second one, notice there is no counter, no indicator how far along you are (in Age of Wonders if you click the city you get a tooltip saying you are in the process of doing X and it will take so many more turns). Meh. Silly oversight. After razing the city, I move on to the next city but in the meantime they are reinforced with a large army. Makes sense. So double back and attack their allies. Those make peace offerings which I reject and raze one of their cities. They ask for peace again but I refuse (accepting peace would actually hurt my hero's reputation). I try to assault their next city only to get a warning that I'd be declaring war. But we are at war. They had declared war on me and now I was waging that war against... oh, the game decided because they offered peace, regardless of whether I accepted or not, they unilaterally got it. OK, let's restart this amazon campaign for the third time. I really want to burn my neighbourhood down.

I can see Keyrock's character running from castle to castle obliterating these bosses, and some delivery person with an urgent letter running after them, and each time they arrive being told "Thank you for your delivery, but the recipient is in another castle".

Empire of Sin may be interesting. Werewolf: Heart of the Forest has an interesting demo, so I want to see where the full game takes me. XCOM 3 is something I am looking forward to as I enjoyed what they explored in Chimera Squad.

I try to keep away from loot boxes on principle

But do you play frungy? And do you cheat at frungy?

Walked past a police car. Looked at the license plate. Realized that Greek Police (Ελληνική Αστυνομία) is abbreviated EA. I live in a country where Electronic Arts has taken over law enforcement. We don't have police corruption - just in-justice microtransactions.

Eh?

They'll merge Bethesda and Obsidian and call it Bethsidian, Obsthesda or *drumroll* Obsidian Scrolls.

But think of Top Gun with Microtransactions, Season Pass, In-Game Purchases, and a Day 1 Patch.

My typos are smarter than I

And romaces

Are you taking the hobbits to Isengard?

Now you need to meet Torque. Also, Patchwork is simply amazing with the right skills, as she can stun the entire map. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2088436494 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2092895698 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2088436644

Put all the Necromunda cinematics in one vid. That way I don't have to post screenshots:

Finished the story campaign in necromunda. The story is ok for the setting. It is within the scale of the setting. The bugs though... The last Mission took me around six hours to complete. The reason crashes and a bug tied to them. The main mission objective is to clear the map of infinitely respawning enemies. To achieve this you seal the 11 spawn points. But the game does not save the state of the spawn points, so if you reload (after a crash) the doors show up as sealed in your quest log, are in fact though open and have to be resealed. With limited healing items this means you race towards spawn points that can have to up to four fresh enemies appear at the end of the turn.

Worse than Nomad Soul?

Long one. Abandoned Police Precinct: The Orlocks fighting the Goliath at the top light the bat signal: My Escher see the signal and zip-line to the roof: The Goliath decide a bat signal is a cool thing and they want to light one too: Instead of Batman, my Escher leader jumps down from the roof all Dark Knight style: The girls loot what's left of the precinct and uncover evidence of police corruption. Read: a stripper pole on the judge's desk:

Patchwork is the best character in the game. Anyone who disagrees hasn't used her correctly.

Started transfering paint jobs and personalities from my tabletop Necromunda gang to the video game counterpart. So future screenshots may have different colour schemes than previous ones.

using homemade explosives to target outside LOS Rockabelle and her Orlock gang