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RDR2 still holds up better than half the stuff releasing now. I know it's a few years old but I fired it up again last week and it still looks ridiculous. STALKER 2 I'll give credit to — some of those outdoor areas are genuinely striking.

I am down for Helldivers. Usually on same time. Steam name same as forum name.

Yeah I'd be in for that, as long as it's not a Tuesday when I've got the kids. Weekend evening works for me. Deep Rock would be my pick for co-op if enough people have it — works fine even if you've never played it before.

Humble has been decent the last couple months. Worth checking.

Switched to Mod Organizer 2 and never looked back. Virtual filesystem keeps your game folder clean.

Usually whatever I didn't finish last week. I've got a half-done Fallout 4 run from about three months back that I keep meaning to pick up again. The backlog doesn't really shrink, it just gets rearranged.

Cathedral Weathers and Seasons for Skyrim. Looks amazing, barely any FPS cost.

I've done three playthroughs now and the combat never really bothered me. You can tell the writing is where all the love went. The combat is fine — gets the job done, doesn't get in the way. If you're still playing at hour 30 you've already seen the good stuff anyway.

Just picked up Elden Ring last week. Getting absolutely destroyed but loving every second of it.

IsThereAnyDeal saved me probably a hundred quid over the last year.

Humble has been decent the last couple months. Worth checking.

If you liked the first one you'll love this. It's everything the original was but more polished. The combat rework alone makes it worth playing.

Waiting for Kingdom Come Deliverance 2. Know it probably won't get a huge discount this soon but even 15-20% off would be enough to pull the trigger.

Need a fourth for Warzone too. On most evenings after 9.

Cyberpunk just got a small hotfix and now the trainer is not detecting the game. I tried restarting both and running as admin. Anyone else having this issue or is it just me?

Honestly I've never played an RPG specifically for the choices. Witcher 3 I just picked whatever felt right at the time. Didn't track consequences, didn't care. But I get what Oliver's saying -- if the selling point is your choices matter and they don't, that's just false advertising.

Weekly game night sounds class. In for Wednesday co-op and Friday casual.

I really hope they bring back the kind of side missions GTA San Andreas had. Those were peak Rockstar.

Hey everyone, just downloaded the trainer and not sure where to start. Is there a quick setup guide somewhere? I want to use it with Elden Ring but don not want to mess anything up.

I just turn on infinite stamina and keep everything else vanilla. Makes the game feel way more fluid without being too easy.