What did you do today in any other game out there

Worked hard in Kerbal Space Program today.

I have for a long time planned two big, long expeditions. Two rockets will head for Jool. Two 3-man astronaut teams will stay out for many years and land on two of Jool's moons. (Jool is a sort of gas giant similar to Jupiter).
The work I have done is on the rocket. This is a highly demanding challenge. The rocket weighs in at over 8000 tonnes and consists of more than 1000 parts. It is a progressively improved version of a rocket that has already successfully carried three expeditions to Laythe (the most important moon of Jool) and back home again. The problem now is that KSP has changed to Unity 5. And that change has made some small details work differently. I've mainly had problems with my ladder systems of my rockets. So I spent hours fiddling with that today, to make it work. It seems to be okay now. I've also made some other work. Tweaked landing struts and rovers.

Right now I'm mostly unsure of the landing struts. Since Unity 5 they have tended to be slippery and explode a lot. I suppose I have to test tomorrow, though it's a big, awkward and time consuming thing to test.
The two rockets will not be exactly identical. Laythe has atmosphere and slightly greater gravity. Vall is marginally smaller and lacks atmosphere. So the landings and return-launches will make different demands. I have only visited Vall with an unmanned probe previously. So it will be my first manned landing there. Laythe, well I've visited it three times before, but now I've discovered an anomaly that I want to examine, and I have made a Rover design I think will work ok on Laythe and Vall (far from the sun so solar panels are not particularly effective, but I've halved the energy consumption).

I have never lost an astronaut, and hopefully I won't this time either. I'm kinda attached to the little green guys and gals.
These trips are going to be difficult every step of the way though. The biggest risks are the landings on Vall and Laythe. Those are always precaurious. Laythe is mostly water so some clever tricks are needed to aim the landing. Vall lacks atmosphere so the rocket has to brake solely by rocket engine. In order to not burn too much fuel and become stranded, I have to do something akin to something called 'suicide burn'. Which is pretty difficult.

Well, I did it.
I managed to finally come up with a fix to the landing struts that I'm confident will work. I tested it thoroughly and it explodes at landing velocities of 3 m/s and more. But at those low speeds only a few of them breaks (I've 16 of them) and I've installed girder-box buffers underneath that saves the ground clearance. It works.

So took the big bite and launched the Laythe expedition. It's both difficult and easy at the same time. Difficult because the rocket is so heavy, fragile and ungainly, that the smallest mistake or straying away only slightly from clean attitude can lead to a disaster - well, decoupling everything I do expect to be able to save the command module and crew - for the rocket. Easy because it has become a good rocket after many, many versions and tweaks, so the only thing I have to do is stay focused, and steer with small inputs and slow movements. Concentrate, stay on top of things and everything will be well. And so it went, the first rocket went into a nice circular orbit at 245 km altitude.

I relaxed with a mug of coffee, then I figured WTH and launched the Vall expedition too. It went even better (male pilot ) and went into circular orbit at 249 km altitude. (For the feminists out there, he had an easier job, the Vall rocket is lighter.   )

So step one is done. I'll leave them in orbit for now. Next step is to burn for escaping Kerbin and go into a solar orbit.
Some other day.

Played some more Fallout 4 yesterday installed some armor mods and some other mods as well. There are just so many mods that it's difficult to decide which one is the best. But i have a lot of fun installing some of them finally there are mods for the Xbox one as well. And i build some beds and other furniture and i also did some quests. By the way building stuff is really time consuming.

Today, I finished the last stage in Super Mario 3D Land on the 3DS while on the John, and i gotta say, if there's one strong selling point for portable gaming, it's that.

Still playing Talos Principle. My brain hurts.

Nothing today.

Just working my ass off. And then collapsing.

Tomorrow, I hope to spend time to escape from Kerbin.

Okay, I burnt for escaping Kerbin orbit for both space ships today.

Everything went very well. The rockets functioned perfectly. They are now reduced to just a small fraction of their launch weight, having burnt most of their fuel while still close to Kerbin, their journey hardly even begun. They are still very big space ships though.

The crews are very comfortable (I always provide generous living space on long missions. There are sadist who cram in an alone, poor Kerbal in a tiny can and have him spend years there, just to "save weight". I'm not one of those. The challenge is the game.) The crews are also in a very good mood. You could call it euphoric mood. One can't help being impressed with Kerbals' passion for space flight.

Well, we could say step two is done.

Next step is somewhat elaborate. It involves modifying the orbit around the sun, increasing speed, making it more elliptical, so it reaches out and makes an encounter with Jool.

It's funny you mention Overwatch, because I also was in a major gaming funk until I found Overwatch over the weekend.  I haven't been this enamored with a multiplayer shooter since Call of Duty 4 came out in 2007.

My delightful warped gang of chaos infested abominations, otherwise known as the Cult of the Possessed, stole a huge load of wyrdstone right from under the noses of a marauding band of Skaven in Mordheim: City of the Damned. After having gotten my leader and my hero mauled in the previous mission - which left them with permanent disabilities - I didn't have much hope for this fight. But my lowly henchmen were good minions and stuffed their pouches with the glowing green stone while the leader and his brethren murdered the skaven hero in a perfectly set up ambush, and those rats that still could ran for the hills. The Shadowlord was pleased.

Well, in Baldur's Gate I got my ass handed to me several times, nothing unsusual.

In DAI I completed the Hassarian quest in the Stormcoast, entered the cave that STILL HAS THE GLITCH FROM DAY 1! Seriously, they didn't fix the bugged out cave and this thing was around since the beginning. Apparently it seems to be an issue with the design of the cave because there's like an invisible wall or something that companions can't get through. Curious, I tried to use the tac camera to MAKE them stay at a certain point but the cursor or whatever didn't pass. Weird.
So they stayed all crumpled in a corner trying to get through while my mage had to fight, alone, big ass spiders and mean little animals...it was frustrating. Also, at one point a BEAR !! entered the cave, holy crap. Bye potions.

Can't believe they didn't fix this. LOL.