The non-ME3 games recently enjoyed by ME3MPrs

Dude I love that game! One of the best I've played in a long time. Damn you ps4!

I killed wats in Vermintide 2 with @vella and @meetyournanny and had a very jolly pewpew/choppychoppy doof n goof fest

The pc noobiness was real though, no idea what I was doing or how to deal with discord, the game and Steam all at the same time, especially when things went a bit wiki wahwah

had this game on me steam wish lish for a while (only 3 or 4 left there) so when the summer sale kicked in i decided 2 buy. At first it was frustrating as the combat is really challenging (and it should be - beside this is no game where you can charge into dozen heavily armed men and women and slaughter them without breaking a sweat). After a while combat became less frustrating and i started enjoying meself. all in all game has aa really great story and multiple options how to play and finish it.

Where do you live to be able to call this weather good? I want that. Over here it's a nightmare out there right now - either hot as hell and/or humid like a laundry room. Pretty much the only time that is ok to go outside is between 10pm to like 7 or 8am. 

I started playing the first Borderlands game the other night after ME3 was giving me issues...goddamn it I'm hooked. I haven't played a game like that since I put almost 700 hrs into Fallout: New Vegas. I've only got a few hours logged, but I feel there's going to be at least 2 playthroughs.

I know i'm a year late to this game.

But I love Persona 5 so freakin much

It's my first persona game I've ever played. I was intimidated by how the mechanics of the persona games. But it wasn't so bad, catch personas at least to cover most elements or if not all elements. Build them your own way, with different passives and skills. Marry your favourite husbando or waifu.

Honestly persona 5 and HZD, have gave me the most enjoyment so far, in a long while when playing on my PS4.

If anyone wants a good JRPG, I definitely recommend persona 5.

Word of warning though, it's pretty long game, esp on your first playthrough, and the levels (Or palaces that they call them) are really stretched out. Like on one of the levels I didn't realise, I look on my time and 2 and a half hours passed and I was still on the same level. Also it's quite dialogue intensive as well.

...and I never really got deeper into it after some gametime in the beginning (when it was a totally different game) because of how time-consuming it is. A friend of mine always wanted me to play but I couldn't bother with all the grinding. It is a great game though!

Looking forward to RDR2. I am going to take a break from work starting October 26th...

Started playing "Prey" a couple of days ago. I really like it so far, feels a bit like Bioshock in space. I haven't ventured that far because I keep exploring, collecting everything I get my hands on, reading every damn email and other stuff I find. I think a lot of people got turned off by the fact they named this game "Prey" when people were expecting something more like the original "Prey" or the canceled "Prey 2". When I saw that it was a completely different game I didn't give it much attention either during development or upon release. I think it might have hurt sales more than do it any good like it was probably intended. In my opinion they should have chosen a new name for this game and market it as such. Oh and it runs super smoothly in 21:9 and I haven't encountered any bugs so far, quite interesting given the fact this is a Bethesda game and Arkane Studios fucked up Dishonored 2 (from a technical point of view). It's using a different engine than Dishonored 2 did though...

Dishonored 2 ran super poorly on a lot of different setups. Usually someone always has a problem but in this case it was very wide-spread and even major gaming news sites reported about it. If you google something like "dishonored 2 pc problems" you will find tons of news and threads about it, statements from Bethesda and possible solutions, people asking if the problems have been fixed now and so on. A few reviewers mention it even in their Prey reviews that Prey turned out well on the technical side compared to the mess that was Dishonored 2.

This was my experience trying ME3MP after MEAMP. Terrible movement, terrible gunplay, just moving accross the maps feels like a slog. I thought before starting it, they'd make it better than the SP, but alas it wasnt the case. I dont play it anymore, not fun enough at all. Polarizing!

Edit: last post on this forum ^

Don't know how many fans of neon-lit rainy future are in here, but do check out Cyberpunk 2077 gameplay video from E3. It's quite... cyberpunkish. And awesome.