Sims 3....help me I may be addicted.

Playing MindMaze which is on Microsoft Encarta ´95!

Playing State of Decay on the 360. Basically an open world zombie apocalypse game where you play as survivors who have to scavenge for everything, build and defend home bases, barricade buildings, and shoot/stab/run over mobs of zombies.

Takes a while to figure the game out but once you do it is an amazingly entertaining game and probably the best zombie game I've ever played because it has some level of depth to it with skills that level up with use and any character that you get on good grounds with can be played as.

I can play that game for hours and hate myself the entire time XD

Why do you hate yourself while playing?

Started playing another WWII MMO sim called World of Tanks. Difficult, to say the least. I get my butt kicked on a regular basis.

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Had to give up on ACIII...It suffered several game ending bugs in a row...The last one being my disgust and boredom at having to try to keep the game going through them...

Anyways...I've decided to give that little game called Skryim another go...

No, there's not going to be any surprises...He's an Orc - 'cause I've never been an Orc...And he's a Knightly tank...It's ma thang...And I'm damned well sticking to it...

Right through, from the start...In exactly the same playstyle as Olfsson and J'Zirlo... ...Booyah!!... ...

Playing Morrowind again from scratch. It has been years since I actually started over with a new character.

I gotta say, I no longer know where everything is by heart.

Awesome! Unfortunately for me, I remember every game I´ve played too well which means I can never have a fresh start with my favorites


On the other hand I can´t remember what I did two minutes ago.....

Do you like cyberpunk?

Do you like old-school RPGs?

Then god damn it hurry up and Play Shadowrun Returns it's amazing!

I used to know every single part of Morrowind by heart but it has been more than a couple of years since I've really played it. Mostly what ends up happening now is I load up my character and reminisce about the good old days when all I had to worry about was school and Morrowind.

I want to play that game, and I plan to as soon as I get back from travelling and actually have money to spare.

I managed to find an RPG group in Adelaide last night, which was wonderful. We played a rules-light RPG called Apocalypse world, a system designed for, you guessed it, post-apocalyptic settings. And it quickly degenerated into a highly disturbing game and it was largely my fault.

You see, the character I had picked was a mask-wearing, machete-wielding unstoppable harbinger of murderous destruction who believed his mask could talk to him, going by the name of 'Shank'. And in Apocalypse world, there is no money system, so instead of using GP or dollars or what have you, characters use different things to barter with; our group's gunslinger character did jobs in return for bullets or guns, the driver character would trade for fuel or spare parts for his big ol' truck, and our engineer/mystic guy did stuff in exchange for favours to call in. In order to make his way into the world, Shank traded in organs, so there was a moment in the session where the GM had to work out Shank's loot from a couple of thugs he had macheted. Usually, it's an affair of 'there's a total of twenty gold pieces, three silver pieces and two coppers in their coinpurse, and one of them has a Cold-Iron shortsword in his belt', but in this case it was 'One of them's a young, fit guy and he's got a good heart, but by the looks of his liver and kidneys he has a drug habit of some kind so they won't be worth much. The other doesn't seem to be a smoker and has a very good pair of lungs, so they would be worth taking'.

On one hand, it was the most envelope-pushing RPG session I've ever played, but on the other hand it did have some insanely fun moments like when Shank used a bike chain to improvise a flail with another enemy and span around bowling bad guys over while his mask hummed a waltz. That was fun.

Having read repeatedly that it's one of the best games on the PS3, I bought Uncharted 3 extremely cheaply...Pretty much wasted my money, personally speaking...Got frustrated with the controls in the first twenty minutes...If that...Nah, didn't like it at all...And, going and looking at some of the other reviews, I'm not the only one to see through whatever haze everyone else seems to be sitting in...

Disappointed really...

Sounds ALOT like my problems with Last Of Us,reddit overhypes that game as the best and most emotional game of the generation,it's a game with horrible controls that pretends to be deep and emotional..it isn't really.

Damn, McB. It´s always frustrating when you buy games that are bad

Back up on the tractor instead, then!

I have Revatlions 2012...you don't know about bad games till you play that..or Bad Rats *shudder*

Sounds like you should focus on getting good games from here on?