Started The Witcher 3. Never played Witcher 2 and only played about 30 minutes of Witcher 1 but was not a fan of the combat system. Kinda missing out on story but Witcher 3 seems to get so many good reviews that it's a cant miss RPG.

Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep


Best combat of the series. Story is great too. Being a PSVita port the stage layouts are a bit uninspired but over all its excellent.

Started Dark Souls.

So thats what Anal feels like.

Borderlands 2 on PS4 via the Handsome Collection. My Zer0 is only lv. 10 so far, but Midge-mong dropped a Wild KerBlaster legendary AR, and while doing Hammerlock's bullymong mission, spotted Savage Lee who IIRC is guaranteed to drop a Unkempt Harold pistol, and as it just so happens he dropped a freaking Double Penetrating one first try!

Ryse on legendary difficulty
Just started Dead Rising 4 as well

BAck to Guild wars 2 for a bit

playing PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS on PC

Going to try Just Cause 3 since it's free on PS+ this month.

Controls are not intuitive but if you can work with them its a blast

Also Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance

Indeed, so I've heard.

Pretty dull. I got over destroying parts of military bases way sooner than I figured I would, and wasn't drawn into the story the way I hoped. Was a pretty quick uninstall.

Played through Until Dawn, thought it was pretty cool. Not sure how much your decisions actually change what happens but the no do-overs system really adds to the tension. I only got four people out alive, stillness motion sensors are hyper sensitive bullshit.

It's a Heavy Rain / Telltale style horror, if you're into that sort of thing.

I really dug it. Only had one die. Literally the final decision...so pissed

I failed that same QTE, and it annoyed me more than the other three deaths combined. Even when one of them was

Gotta say though the genre might be the future of the slasher genre...

Just completed 1 Final mix and may platinum before getting Re-Chain of Memories.

Been going through both the collections they released on ps4 to refresh my memory on the franchise to prep for kh:3. Plus play some of the hand helds i never played. Nearly done now....such a great franchise.

Yeah, I started again on the PS3 versions and I thought I fell off the franchise and that it wasn't for me anymore. The load times, framerate and opening with that stupid fetch quest just pushed me away. Now the first two things are fixed on PS4 and I pushed past finding things on the beach, I loved it again.

Got Borderlands 2 with all the DLC for my PC, so I'm playing through that again. It's still a blast.

Birth By Sleep and Dream Drop Distance are every bit as good as the main line titles too so if you havent played them you have a lot to look forward to :y:

Sweet! Re-chain of Memories looks weird, but I may as well play them in order. Never even started KH2 because I never finished KH1 back on the PS2 before I sold it.

KH2 is considered by many to be the top of the mountain for the franchise. Personally I think BBS is the best but they're both stellar. The plot from the hand helds are super important though so def dont just go into KH2 with out playing the between title or you'll lost as fuck

Yeah, that's re-chain. I've been told to do it in this order:

KH1
Chain of Memories
KH2
358/2
Coded
Birth By Sleep

358/2 and Re:Coded are on the disc as movies rather than ports, but the DS versions are well reviewed, so I might just pick them up cheap.

Order is wrong...


KH:1
CoM
358/2
KH:2
BBS
Coded
DDD
BBS .02
Back Cover


thats the order they were released. 358/2 is integral to making KH2 make sense. Coded/BBS order woulndt make much of a difference as far as order. BBS is a prequel to the entire franchise.


I reccomend watching the movies on 358/2 and coded. Neither are really worth replaying gameplay wise but the story does matter.

358/2 came out after Kingdom Hearts 2, by like 3 years.

Assuming that's accurate i stand by the post. KH2 picks up immediately where 358/2 leaves off (literally.) The first two hours would make no sense without it...to further my argument they placed 358/2 after CoM on the compilation for good reason. That's def where it goes.

Tried the Dreadnaught open beta on PS4. Concept is unique, but it's has alot of work to do to get it to how I would like it to be.

Bought Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice today. Saving that for later on in the year.

Nice dude...I've got Handsome Collection on PS4. Personally, I'm not a stick to one character type when it comes to the BL series, gotta try out everybody. Favorite in 2 is Maya, but Salvador is really fun.

So far on PS4 version have only played Maya and Zer0, but it's fun tooling around as Zer0 using nothing but sniper rifles and wrecking shit left and right with B0re and Critical Ascensi0n from his "Sniping" skill tree.

It is. 2 released late December 2005, 358/2 Days was late May 2009.

Sonic Mania is really fun so far.

Played Gone Home. Took about an hour. Nothing happened. No idea why this game is so highly rated.

Yeah, agreed. So fucking dumb.

Borderlands. Good RPG

Got this on sale for like 3 bucks a few months ago. Haven't got around to it. Supposed to be a good story so I'm kinda surprised two here didn't like it. Guessing it's going to be kind of an early Everybody's Gone to the Rapture.

As far as "interactive story" games go, Night in the Woods is head and shoulders the best one I've played.

Yeah, heard that was good too. Just got started on Little Red Lie and want to get through that one firdt.

Not sure if im bored with borderlands or not...

level 26. Feels extremely repetitive at this point. The leveling is great and i have a clear plan on a build so that keeps me going...will take another 25 to have it pulled off tho...and its taking lots of xp to level...i dunno...never ending fetch quests. Go here, shoot what spawns and come back. Not enough enemy types to keep that interesting.

It's just like, there's nothing to it. You walj around, click a couple of things and it's over. No twists in the story, no set pieces, absolutely nothing of note going on.

Yeah I am doing Zer0 as well. Maxed his sniping tree first and roll with 3 different sniper rifles and a shotgun. Working on the melee tree now because it is really godly in the long run if you work it right.

Don't burn yourself out on that first playthrough. When you start to edge towards level 30, just start going after story missions and ignoring the ones that are low level unless they have a specific reward you want. You can catch all those other missions on a later higher level playthrough when the rewards are better and there is more of a challenge to it. When you get through the story and start over, quests and enemies will give you way more experience and it will pick up the pace of your build significantly.