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Shoutout to the player who sent me "Dr Smart!", that saved my game
this post was submitted on 01 Jan 2025
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I think it was BG3 or Potion Craft for me.
Minecraft with my kid
creative mode Java through Prism on Steam Deck, connecting to vanilla self-hosted server
Of any game? Codenames. Was playing with family when the clock struck midnight.
Of computer games, it was probably Kerbal Space Program, which I've just started to get into again over Christmas for the first time in years.
Dave the diver
Stardew Valley!
CK2 ...
Balatro.
Wife was sick and in bed early, so I rang in the new year with Balatro! It was my last of 24 and first of 25.
Anyone else feel like this is just a gateway drug to gambling addiction?
outer wilds
Skyrim... First try with adamant perks.
Why do people still play this game??
Skyrim is a great game, what are you on about?
Why not ? There is so much mods that you can play new adventures, with the feeling of being at home.
The base game is full of flaws, but the community makes it really enjoyable.
The balance of skills, the graphics, even the story can be changed. That's why I like to play it again and again. I can play a Skyrim that people built. And with the perks mod, I can build so much differents characters, I really love that.
And with skyblivion coming this year, I'm not even close to stop playing it.
its the potato chips of video games. You can even add your own flavors
Jackbox!
Talos Principle 2! Man, what a banger.
Tap for spoiler
The mind transfer puzzles are kicking my ass though
Minecraft, All The Mods 10
Baldur's Gate 3.
Helldivers 2
A modded version of Final Fantasy Tactics
Roboquest! I got my first completed run just in time!
Rise of the Golden Idol
Replay of Mass Effect. I had to cheat, though, because I forgot that the Mako is mandatory to finish the Ilos level. I had to use a cheat code to spawn it just before the end. So many people have made this mistake and you can't go back for the Mako if you left it behind, so you are soft-locked out of the ending if you don't re-spawn it. You'd think they'd have fixed that in the Legendary Edition, but no.
Factorio : Space Age
Pikmin
Both the first game of 2024 and the last one was Medieval II: Total War.
Conquered the world with France at the start of the year, now doing the same with the Danes.
A classic :D
I haven't played M2TW in a while. Maybe I should pick it up again for another campaign. Hmm...
It's been almost twenty years and I still can't find a game that gives me the same chills. I was hoping that they'd release a Medieval Remastered the same way they did for Rome Remastered, but it didn't happen.
I hear that the 1212 mod for Attila Total War provides a more "up to date" experience for today's standards (graphics, historical accuracy, AI, diplomacy). But I can't fathom playing Medieval without Duke of Death.
I remember getting Medieval 1 as a Christmas present and playing all day! I didn't actually get Medieval 2 until many years later -- I was playing Rome for a long time.
I have to confess, I'm not a fan of the "Game: Remastered" trend. I love games this old partly because of the nostalgia. Re-releasing them this way erases that part of it for me -- plus, I just can't shake the "WTF, I need to re-buy a game this old?! Forget it!" feeling.
Duke of Death is iconic. I'm kind of surprised they didn't keep it in the track list for later games.
Cat Quest 3 on the Switch with my wife
Is that the pirate cat game? That was a fun game. I love puns and cats, so I'm very biased.
I just stole someone's sweet role.
Roll? Or is this some kind of lie I'm not Khajiit enough to understand?
The witcher 3!!! 40+ hours in and loving it
Same game and roughly same amount of time. Just started the main quest in Novigrad.
Got both DLCs for like 3 bucks, which was nice.
We must be progressing very similarly, I'm also in novigrad! Lol
Hollow Knight. I just killed all 3 Dreamers on my steam save. Currently trying to beat Trial of the Fool. Keep dying to the Mawleks.
HK rocks! Those aspids fucking suck. I kept getting hit by them fuckers. The Trial of the Fool was tough, but the Mawleks got me nervous and jumping and that usually ends bad.
Did you open up the Hall of the Gods? You could practice on the bosses you've found.
I have opened it but haven't actually been inside. I usually do okay until the Mawleks. Usually die right after them. It's not a bad idea to practice bosses actually. I've gotten every boss in the game on this save except HK, and Grim.
Satisfactory
Good choice. I've been going back and forth between Timberborn and Satisfactory for about the past month.
Same! I've got over 200 hours in so far. It scratches that itch so well.
Palworld.
Baldurs Gate 3 split screen with my wife.
BG3 has a split screen!?
I have heard it doesn't run quite well on PS5... Now I wonder if this mode is available there and if it is better or worse lol.
Does this work on PC? I couldn't figure out local multiplayer last time I tried (I only tried for a couple of minutes).
We're playing on XBox Series X, and it behaves reasonably well. We typically split-screen while exploring, and merge the screens during battles.
When playing Divinity:Original Sin 2 we remained in merged screens 90% of the time, but for some reason it feels off in BG3, so we go with the merge only in battles.