I just bought a Xbox One S and apparently it has something called Game Sharing and as long as I have a Xbox Live Gold account I have over 400 games on it including ones I was going to get. Pretty neat and pretty weird too.

This post has been edited by Dark Reaper: Jun 29 2018, 05:52 AM

Far Cry 5... a great deal of Far Cry 5.... those souls won't harvest themselves

I'm playing Halo: Master Chief Edition (Halo 1-4) and Tom Clancy's The Division for the Xbox One S.

Edit:

Add Mad Max for the Xbox One to that list. For some reason I can't use Microsoft Points to buy TES 3: Morrowind for whatever reason. Oh well at least I have it for the PC.

This post has been edited by Dark Reaper: Jul 3 2018, 09:51 PM

Still devoting myself exclusively to Transport Fever. Episode five of my Scene Ride-Along series is now online and can be found linked in our Your Projects thread.

Bah. Now everyone is doing that.


I blame citizen Kane.

The return!

Hey Reaps, have you played Fallout3 before? Definitely one of Khajiit’s most enjoyable gaming experiences.

Oh YEAH... I can't tell you how much time I've spent walking the ruins of DC all while listening to the Enclave radio channel .

Cool beans

Was not a fan of the Subway navigation in the Metro. Too used to downtown Boston being wide open.

Lol, you aren’t alone in that. When it was released, Khajiit remembers lots of complaints about the metro system. Khajiit never had a problem with them personally.

To Khajiit, the jewel of Fallout3 is the Point Lookout dlc.

This post has been edited by TheCheshireKhajiit: Jul 6 2018, 06:11 PM

Ah nothing like looking at the waste of DC while listening to The Enclave .

I liked the metro system in Fallout 3. You could use the subways to travel from one end of DC to the other, without ever seeing the light of day. One thing that disappointed me about F4 is that the metro stations aren't connected like in Fallout 3.

Are there mods that remove some of the bullet sponginess from the enemies?

From Fallout 3 or 4? I believe there are mods that increase weapon damage in each game. Or you could just make your own if you want.

Khajiit meant 3. 4 has the Survival Mode options mod that you can use to take a lot of sponginess out of the enemies (really you are just increasing your character’s damage output.

There probably are mods like that for Fallout 3. Or just move the difficulty slider down.

Still slugging away at Transport Fever, in which I face something of an unexpected dilemma. While YouTube viewings diminish each episode, with the most recent receiving hardly any, I've developed a minuscule following of folk who leave comments and ask questions. Makes me not want to let them down. And I enjoy adding scenery and 'filming' the results. But...only a small portion of my map sports scenery. That portion will soon be exhausted for further scenic possibilities. Much of the rest of the map, for various reasons, isn't worth adding scenery to. Ergo, I'll soon have nothing more to film. Spent almost the whole of today's several play sessions searching the map for something worthy of scenery with little success. Yeah, I noticed a few small isolated areas with possibilities, but not large enough to turn into an episode.

Now, if and when I start a new map I'll know better how to create consistently interesting train routes through landscape worthy of scenic detail. Hope so anyway. I've still plenty to learn before staring afresh. More than plenty.

ADDENDUM:
Bloody brain farts! I suspect the day draws near when my posts are wholly undecipherable, even by me.

This post has been edited by Decrepit: Jul 7 2018, 01:20 AM