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Knowing CD Projekt, I would be surprised if each copy didn't come with the goodies. The PS4 versions all had maps, iirc.

New year's resolution? You know what they say: If you don't fulfill your new year's resolutions, drahkon will haunt yo' ass. YES, THEY DO SAY THAT.

Billy Talent going progressive? FUCK YEAH! What a brilliant song this is.

Yup, not a good month. Still, the more people get to play Titanfall 2, the better

Indeed it is. Played the second installment with a mate and it was a blast. Borderlands 3 seems to improve a lot of things like gunplay and movement. I've played the tutorial yesterday and it feels great. Can't wait to dive in

I don't want to hear excuses.

@Hero-of-Time Play the game, tell me about your experience. I want to know what you think about certain plot developments.

Aaaaand I've completed everything Diablo 3 is a game I can play for a couple days, focus on one character and get all the gear required for a certain build to wreck everything. It's always a blast. Looting is awesome, which is why I've devided to buy Borderlands 3 as it's been on sale this week. Here's hoping my mate will get his copy today so we can start this together Haven't played much aside from Diablo 3 these past few days. Started a game of Civilization VI and I'm trying to wrap my head around all the mechanics. Not as easy as it used to be. Decided to go for a "Religion Win" after a few rounds, which is kind of weird to me, because I'm an atheist and I hate religions trying to convert the entire world. But, I'll try my best to do it in this game. By the way, the religion I founded is called "Atheism".

Death Stranding has been completed (thoughts in the dedicated thread) Diablo 3's newest season has started yesterday, so a mate and I will definitely get on that very soon Slay the Spire is still going strong. I'm getting better and better but still get my ass kicked. GOTY contender (even though it's been out for 2 years on PC). Civilization VI...I played the tutorial and I really want to start a proper game. But I'm also afraid, because the "one-more-turn-syndrome" will kick in right from the start and I will never leave my house ever again Anyway, I'm set for the year with these three games, but I also want to give one or two indie games a try. I'm hoping for a Christmal deal for The Messenger and Streets of Rogue.

Decided to put my thoughts into a spoiler tag, just in case. There aren't really any spoilers but maybe some people might want to go in without impressions.

Bought this, and am currently playing the tutorial. I think I'm set for the remainder of 2019 Death Strandig, Slay the Spire and Civilization VI will keep me busy.

I've decided to not go for the Platinum. Even with the structures you can build to reduce the time from 150h to about 80h I simply can't do it these days. It's not the game's fault, though. I love Death Stranding. I just can't do the grind right now. And since I'll most likely buy Civilization VI tomorrow, finishing Death Stranding and then selling it will only help my finances @Hero-of-Time Keep me updated on what you think about that lovey-dovey couple (that is, if you read all emails you receive) Pretty much my thoughts exactly. And it only gets weirder Still on episode 8 and I need to deliver a very dangerous package. And because I'm a moron I decided to run down a mountain. Didn't see a cliff coming up and needless to say...that very dangerous package literally blew up my progress Anyway, the various (main) characters you meet are extraordinary. Their design is incredible, they are protrayed by great actors and it's just a joy to see them (usually ). Indeed. He apparently wants to make a movie in the near future. Can't wait. Unless, of course, it's a horror movie...

This is out tomorrow and I am quite tempted. Still irks me how they're selling an expansion pack for 40€ on release day...I might get the "vanilla" version on release and get the expansion later on when it's on sale.

Reached episode 8. Whenever I think I have an answer to one of the 8 billion questions regarding the plot, the game throws even more questions at me I have decided to go back to the first area and do some standard orders for now. It's awesome to see how the region changed. So many structures that make traversal much easier.

7 Haven't done any side missions for quite a while because I reeeeeaaaally want to know where the story is going. That's where I'm at and I've maybe done 20-30 side missions so far I might actually go back to the first area once I'm done with the current chapter. But maybe not, depending on how the plot will develop.

I am not emotionally equipped to listen to more songs by Low Roar. Anyways, going to take a break because it looks like I've reached a chapter that I need to play when it's bright outside and not scary and dark

My Slay the Spire Ascension continues. Managed to beat Ascension 3 (i.e. more Elites, deadlier Elites and deadlier normal enemies) with The Ironclad and The Silent. I struggle a lot with the latter. It's such a difficult character to build your deck with, in my opinion. But once it clicks for that run it's beautiful. Now on to Ascension 3 with The Defect and then it's only 16 more difficulties with each character to go.

Not if it's raining.

Mr. Robot, season 4, episode 7. Unbelievably good. I'm still shaken. Edit: Seriously...this was one of the finest hours of television. Objectively, even.

Finally had some time for Death Stranding again. I only managed to complete one story mission, though. It did, however, take me quite some time as it was a very long delivery. Can't wait to see where the story will go from now. It's even more intriguing now. If everything goes well, I'll have some more time to play today

Haven't had as much time to play Death Stranding as I wanted these days. It's a game I need to have 2-3 hour long sessions with. I did, however, start up Slay the Spire again several times. It's a good time "waster" when you only have an hour to play each day Watched a video that overexplains a run with The Ironclad and it helped me immensely to understand how to approach the deck building aspect of the game. I struggled with Ascension 2 (one of the higher difficulties that makes normal enemies much more dangerous) for a while but my first run after watching that video was a win Next up: Ascension 2 with The Silent. Time for another overexplain-video

Showing a friend Death Stranding while drunk out of your mind is not a good idea. Unsurprisingly, inebriation translates quite well into the game's movement mechanics

Higgs has such a cool design. And Troy Baker is nailing the performance. All characters are designed brilliantly. They all share a certain theme, yet are still very unique. The entire asthetic of the game (scenery, UI, technology, characters, audio) is masterfully crafted. You may not like Kojima but you can't deny he's a master at creating distinctive worlds. And we should, of course, also mention the developers and artists bringing Kojima's vision to life. Indeed But it's all so intriguing. Especially the scenes with Mads Mikkelsen. I decided to progress the story and not dabble with the side quests because I just want to know what's going on. Looks like I'll have to do all the side missions after I finished the story I do have a theory regarding one character, which isn't particularly "out there" since one word has been used a couple of times now and there's a scene that's a little "in your face" with a certain piece of information. I won't even mention it in a spoiler tag, because if I talk about that theory I'd be revealing something that should be experienced without any prior knowledge.

Man, some of Low Roar's songs hit hard... Just now, on the final meters to my destination a song played and the moment was a little too much. I'm not ashamed to admit that I shed a few tears. It was not because of what happened in the game, it was just the lyrics and the feeling of loneliness evoked by the ruins I walked through reminded me of something that I'm apparently still not over. Thank you Kojima, very cool. Next time the tears fall it better be because of the story.

Usually I'm the same but with Death Stranding I've swayed from that approach. Mainly because the game keeps teasing you with "Hey, complete this main mission and get a nifty thingamajig which will help you". The fact that the unlocks actually are very helpful and usually pretty cool made me keep progressing the story so I got more and more. Today, though, I'm gonna say: "Fuck it" and finally tackle some of the side quests I remember when I found one bike before reaching a certain point. The vehicle was a game changer. I used it for a while, being careful not do destroy it. But at one point I was speeding like crazy and approaching a natural ramp and thought: "YES! This is a great idea." It was not. I crashed, the bike was destroyed and most of my cargo took lots of damage.