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What are you Playing Now? - What doesn't kill you, gives you XP

Mamoulian War
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5 hours ago, BruceVC said:

 I can handle no   Romance but not having any women in  my party seemed ...incongruous 

Well if it's any help there's a brothel and it gives skill boosts instead of STDs, so that's that. :yes:

Almost done with Sunless Sea, moping up some quest lines. Funny how this game low-key and without judging lets you be a heartless monstrosity who helps out with mass production of cigars made out of pain and torture or feeds tourists to spiders. Also I'm pretty sure I'm not me anymore after ritual beheading. 

Started Sunless Skies. Whoever said it's easier is a dirty liar. :getlost: For starters, no savescumming, which combined with no possibility to sneak past enemies like in Zee is a Very Bad Thing for my preferred playstyle, so I keep getting owned by RNG and random floating monstrosities. Also, starter ship is tiny and steers like a drunken baboon. 

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