The non-ME3 games recently enjoyed by ME3MPrs

In other news I have basically "finished" Fallout Shelter after ~260 hours (logged in Steam). Meaning: there is basically nothing to do after I'm done with equipping every vault dweller with the best stuff. Amazing how I have put more hours into this game than in all the other Fallout games combined...

Been playing God of War recently, ive been doing side quests and the main journey itself and it felt like i was already through half of the game, but when i check my progress i've only done 15%.... .....that is a sign of great story structure and designs....the side-quests (favors) are interesting and you feel rewarded after finishing them and afterwards you can get right back on the main quest which is interesting in itself.


I also love Kratos growth as a character....he's not a raging lunatic as in previous games and he is written amazingly well here......stunning visuals and the dynamic between Kratos and his son are masterfully implemented....

Teacher: Hi, who is it that you are picking up from after school day care?
Kratos (Looks from afar and sees Atreus)
Kratos: BOYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!

God of war is a pretty good game.

I am in right here

Uhm... Anthem...? I'm sorry guys (especially to the ones who want to invite me to ME3MP every now and then)

I'm enjoing a little smirai style

IMO Borderlands 1 was the best game in the series,but 2 is great too.Pre-sequel was a stap back,although wasn't completely bad.

Just slightly on topic of Sekiro, because I don't think anyone else is gonna bring this up.

Honest to an asari goddess herself I thought Sekiro was gonna be pronounced Sa Keer woah, it reminds me of Shakira and i'm actually so freakin happy I wasn't the only stupid soul on this planet who thought the same thing as soon as I saw the name of this game.

If I did buy Sekiro, I'd prepare a Shakira playlist as I play and mute the game music instead lmao.

But for real though Sekiro is actually pronounced Sekk key woahhh, it's fast and sharp and doesn't sound like the former I mentioned lol.

Absolutely no time or will to play anything

Path of Exile

I have to say, I'm pretty hooked on The Division 2 myself right now. Only 28 hours in, but about 26 of those have been entirely solo. I have to agree about the cover system, absolutely perfect. Right up until those goddamned explosive RC cars equipped with Buzz Saws. Easily more evil than even Abominations. Maybe if the Abomination also had a Geth Prime Drone's Staggering Incinerate blast, maybe that would be the same level of evil. Or maybe those absurdly heavily armoured bastards with Sledgehammers. Not sure which is worse.

The gun handling is also excellent, and I am totally in love with the Marksman Rifles... all of them, but especially the SRS series. The combination of Marksman Rifle for Sniping, LMG for crowd control (easy enough to ping the cover of 2-4 enemies to toggle them into "Suppressed" mode and calm the situation down for a few seconds), and a Sawn-Off shotgun as a side-arm for dealing with the rushers who get past, has felt to me the best combination of guns that I've had in any game (even without the side-arm), I never feel lacking for firepower, and rarely feel "overpowered".

As to solo vs co-op, I find myself enjoying solo more, as I feel free to go at my own pace, and go AFK between skirmishes to do whatever, or pause to loot or let my powers cooldown. I always feel the need to either "keep up" with the action, or "not rush ahead", or basically just keep stuff happening when co-op. The possibilities for Team-play within the game would be pretty good (I wouldn't mind having a friend who specialized in Flamer Turret and Bulwark Shield to give me free potshots with my Marksman Rifle), but at the end of the day, a Healing Drone, with an Assault Turret tends to make solo just comfortable enough that I don't feel the need to try and find people.



A surprising addition to my recently enjoyed list was Mad Max, I downloaded it from the Origin Vault a while back for giggles, expecting a totally mediocre experience of bland proportions. Holy hell was I wrong. It might not be a masterpiece, but it IS an excellent open-world game. I'm sure roaming around the badlands sitting atop little more than an engine with wheels, being built up over time, piece by piece, into an epic monstrosity powered by the throaty growl of a V8 (once you finally obtain it) helped the enjoyment factor quite a bit. Much like Assassin's Creed, it seems most of this game is to be found in side activities, rather than the main storyline itself. Personally, I don't have a problem with that if the side content is sufficiently engaging, and while repetitive, I found myself oddly satisfied with filling the map with little green tick marks.



For the less surprising, I finally got around to trying Final Fantasy 15, probably more to ensure that the list of Final Fantasies that I haven't played stayed short. It might not be a terrible game, but it was exceptionally bland, and the performance/optimization was... lacking to say the least (although, apparently, this issue only pertains to the Steam version). As sad as it is, I enjoyed soloing the MP Campaign ("Comrades") much, much more than the rest of the game.

recently found oblivion (+ his DLCs) for PS3 at only 8€ in an little shop, so, since it was a price i could afford to buy, + that i already got an PS3 (that i owned for 59€ about 1 year ago) i bought it.


and i must say oblivion is far more funny than morrowind and skyrim (especially the NPC dialogues, their AI, etc... it allow so much ways of accomplishing some quest in an total akward way)


i ll not post screen here of my character (cuz don't want to start a drama because, just for the lol, i made him similar to an western politician who's quite polemic, i ll not tell here wich. but thoose who are on my discord community probably know if they looked at the photos i posted)


and aside from that, i often log into few F2P tank-related games to farm (world of tanks, war thunder, armored warfare)