Many of us must have had one beautiful experience or another just from enjoying the game that we play. As a person who's played games for a while, which experience can you say is the best that you've had from playing any game?
I can remember when we were growing up. Playing games through the night was a normal routine, especially on weekends. My friends and I stay in the room all night playing these games that we like. I can't do such nowadays because of responsibilities. How about you? Do you still play games...
Seeing some rumours floating around about a proper story DLC for Hogwarts Legacy. Nothing confirmed obviously but a few leakers who have been reliable in the past are saying an announcement is coming soon. Would be class if true, the base game was solid but felt like it needed more endgame content.
This has probably been discussed to death but I am genuinely curious where people stand. I used to spend hours getting my Skyrim mod load order right, debugging CTDs, the whole thing. Then I discovered trainers on RG and honestly it scratches a similar itch with way less hassle. You still get to...
Just started my 4th playthrough of the Witcher 3 and it hit me that I've probably spent more time in that game than any other. Must be pushing 500 hours across all playthroughs.
What game do you lot keep going back to?
Want to do a full co-op playthrough of BG3 from the start. Looking for 1-2 other players who can commit to regular sessions, probably once or twice a week.
I've done a solo playthrough already so I know the game well. Happy to go with whatever party comp. No spoilers for anyone who hasn't...
Skyrim god mode. After my 5th playthrough I don't need the challenge anymore, I just want to experience the quests and exploration without dying to random bandits.
Cheers for the heads up. I am right in the middle of Act 3 so I will hold off updating for now. Larian are usually pretty quick with hotfixes at least.
Honestly if you haven't played RDR2 yet that should be top of the list. The story is unreal and the world still holds up. I also went back to Cyberpunk 2077 after the Phantom Liberty update and it was like a completely different game compared to launch.
Metaphor ReFantazio is one of the best JRPGs in years but the level grinding before bosses gets painful. A trainer with XP multiplier and maybe infinite money would make the pacing much better on a replay.
Anyone else interested in this one?