League of Legends and I regret every moment of it.
Came back to Dark Souls 1 after finishing up armored core. I’m always fascinated by how little time it takes for those crunchy old graphics look normal.
I seem to have hit the sweet spot with The Outer Worlds after bouncing off it several times since launch. Started a playthrough as a character that accidentally looks like Paul Rudd. Time to roleplay this bad boy as a chat tree master that loves the long guns.
Spending the time to talk to more characters and see the expanded dialogue trees is really tickling that mid-00’s obsidian vibe and I am digging it.
Combat is still meh, but a little bit of cheat engine and infinite “time dilation” makes it interesting. The physics get really floaty when you start trying to 360 no scope dudes with a double barrel shotgun, plays like a less refined F.E.A.R.
Overall I’m glad I finally found the groove with this game. I have similar issues with Prey 2017 and keep going back every few moths hoping it will catch me. Dishonored saw a lot of my gaming time when it came out but that one just isn’t doing it yet. Maybe it’ll be next week’s game!
Mostly finishing Skyward Sword HD on Hero mode. I just finished the last Silent Realm, and now I’m going through the final dungeon. I got all of the pieces of heart this time, so it’ll feel like a real completion (got the secret shield and all gratitude crystals in regular mode).
Other than that, I finished most of Human Resource Machine last weekend, so I’ll probably finish the last level of that (sorting). I’m a SW engineer, so none of it was particularly hard, but I enjoyed the challenge of optimizing for speed and number of commands. I left the last one because I knew it would take a while. I’m excited to start on Zachtronics games soon (have Opus Magnum waiting for me).
I’m going to pick up two Humble Bundles soon (Fights, Frights, and Fantasy and Fright of Your Life), so I’ll pick one of those games to play next.