My HDD failed like a year ago and I lost a ton of Skyrim mods I've downloaded from the Nexus (which then I've modded myself to suit me better). Lost many hours of careful selecting and playtesting and adjusting mods and ... I vowed never to play Skyrim again but that Enderal looks quite intriguing hmmm.....
The first few levels sort of suck - difficult enemies, aimless wandering, and no idea what is going on in the plot - but once you get to Riverville the game starts taking off.
its in the tutorial ... the character generation part... usually once you get a character, you don't want to repeat it.
its where the emperor gets assassinated and you get the quest to deliver his necklace to his forgotten son the last remaining heir
My fondest memory of that prison cell is using the console to unlock the doors so I could go across the hall and beat the snot out of the obnoxious neighbor.
My fondest memory of that prison cell is using the console to unlock the doors so I could go across the hall and beat the snot out of the obnoxious neighbor.
Lately i am finding videogames increasingly boring. Many times i switch on my computer and stare for several minutes at Windows desktop thinking on what game to run. Then i turn the PC off again and open a book or play some chess in the smartphone.
Only game i have been playing ultimately is Fallout VR.
They were all immortal so it just went on forever until I reloaded.
I think I know what happened. I was playing some Oblivion overhaul, which adds a roach to the cell. I punched it which made it aggressive and then the guards attacked it. I guess one of the guards must've accidentally hit another one, leading to that.
Not yet. My first character was generally super-moral, but I wrecked that save by flooding Anvil with daedra hearts. I'm playing a slightly more shady character this time, so maybe.
My fondest memory of that prison cell is using the console to unlock the doors so I could go across the hall and beat the snot out of the obnoxious neighbor.
I'd been planning to eventually grab the GOG version of SimCity 2000, but I just learned it was the inferior DOS version. So I dug out my old Special Edition disc. Used this to get around the 16-bit installer and save/load bug. Works perfectly fine on Windows 10, 64-bit...so long as you don't run on African Swallow speed.
Lately i am finding videogames increasingly boring. Many times i switch on my computer and stare for several minutes at Windows desktop thinking on what game to run. Then i turn the PC off again and open a book or play some chess in the smartphone.
Only game i have been playing ultimately is Fallout VR.
Lately i am finding videogames increasingly boring. Many times i switch on my computer and stare for several minutes at Windows desktop thinking on what game to run. Then i turn the PC off again and open a book or play some chess in the smartphone.
Only game i have been playing ultimately is Fallout VR.
I am glad that you do not count chess in the smartphone as a videogame.
I am also finding RPGs where my god-like character, after a 100 or so battles, can use arcane dragon-killing fireballs (i.e. Ryūjin Tenshō!) once per turn very gladdening.
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