drahkon

Happy Birthday @Goron_3 That's an amazing gift

Made a bit of material farming progress. Had to go back to Atlantica to acquire a few Frost and Thunder Gems. I HATE THAT PLACE Now it's just a matter of defeating the most annoying enemies...probably gonna take a while. The added bonus of this, however: I level up quite a bit. And given that I have to reach level 100 anyways it's not too bad

Yeah, I noticed...told him and he was a little cheesed Still, we had fun and I'll definitely by him a beer or two as soon as this pandemic is over in 2030. Absolutely. It's like Untitled Goose Game. Overrated garbage that just lives by its memes

It all makes sense now.

Who am I kidding...there's no escaping the grind Made a list of materials I need for synthesizing items with the help of a guide. Some of those will be a pain to acquire...But it wouldn't be the first time I took on RNG and annoying enemies Regarding the story: I've reached the point of no return. I doubt there will be a big reveal/twist. I actually believe there will be a satisfying conclusion with no real ending that could tease a sequel, even though the game turned into a series. I do wonder, however, how the sequels' plots gained their infamous craziness

Why does the FFVIIR OST on Spotify only use Japanese song titles? But man...it's still one of the best OSTs I've ever had the pleasure to listen to.

After quite a long time I've finally been able to afford a game I've been wanting to play: Frostpunk. (It's on sale on the PSN store, if anybody's interested) It's a city-building game that incorporates a lot of survival mechanics. I haven't had a lot of time to properly give it a go, but I've managed to play a few minutes and get a basic idea of what this game is all about: misery, compromise and micromanagement. You have to make decisions that are not that easy. For example: You can establish a law: How about child labour? Pro: You get more workers and in turn resource gathering is more productive Con: It's child labour Hope falls. And that is bad, because - if I understand it correctly - once hope is lost, you lose the game. There are more pros and cons, of course, and a lot more laws you can establish. I immediately lost 12 of my people after the first day. I may have done something wrong Can't wait to spend more time with Frostpunk. I can only imagine that the longer a game goes on, the more harrowing it gets.

Great concept/idea, one that could sway me to play a Pokémon game, which I haven't done in ages. But man, this needs a lot of work.

Great month. FFVIIR is obivously amazing. Maquette looks like a nice puzzle game. I'm excited Remnant from the Ashes...no idea, to be honest. Never heard of it before. But it seems to be a solid game after checking some reviews. (Edit: It also has 3 player co-op; my two mates and I have a lot of stuff to play) Farpoint. Don't have PSVR so not for me

FYI: Don't hover over that link. The URL will spoil a lot.

What a shitty move by SE. Edit: To be clear: Just with regards to the "no-ugrade" situation. FFVIIR on PS+ is amazing (for those who haven't played it, yet )

I'd probably move on to a different game first I think I'm gonna try and finish the story tonight and then start Frostpunk which I was able to acquire on the current PSN sale Frostpunk is supposed to be quite stressful so having a grind to fall back on might be nice.

No idea. But apparently some people believe it'll be a disaster. Edit: I guess the cooling fans will spin faster and in turn be louder. That's why there's some "fear" of the PS5 becoming extremely loud.

Fuck off with Minions. They suck, they're not funny, they are not cute. Rot is best. Rot is life.