What did you do today in any other game out there

Yeah you know what you'er facing already we don't. All we have to g oon is what we ma yor ma ynot hav seen on youtube for example I wa climbbin gth emountain abov em ybase for a ques tamnd got a bit los tas I didn' tknow where i wa ssupposed t ogo doing hte Signal Spik equestbu tI go thtroug hi tin th eend. I heard the leve lcap in this game is 50  and I'm 37 so I think I'm almnost up to the poin twhere Alo yshould be abl et ohandle jus tabout anything tha the enemy might throw at her. That's no tt osa yshe migh tno trecieve an ass kickin gthou ghfrom time t o tim ewit hthose Zeniths having shield tech. I'm guessing w efind a way around tha tlater in th egam ethough especiall ygiven what happened to the lad yon the mountain fighrting the Tenakht in the mission we pick up Beta in. I think my Aloy could use a weapon like that right about now.

Well if you're interested an dhaven' t done so already I' d advise playing Zero Dawn first. Mainl yto get a gist of the storyan dmechanic sgiven the only big change in Forbidden West there are the new Pullcaster and shieldwing tools 

Yeah it' ssad wha thappened with Lanc eas he did a great job with Sylens they could ge tanothre actor tha tsounsd like him just like the Star Trek Resurgenc eteam found someon ewho sounds lik eLeonard Nimo yto pla ySpock. They've also go tthe option o fusin gAI to but I don' tknow. I guess we'l lhave t ose ewha tthe ydo abou tthat when Horizon 3 comes out.

melbella bet you are glad you are posting here so you don't get spoiled re HZD FW.

I forgot there were articles about replicating actors' voices with AI. I think GG might take this route and use a stand-in for mocap.

Dragon's Dogma 2

Played this a bit, finished two quests and started another one.

GW2

Trying to rush things I haven't done from the last epac to unlocked new weapons for each professions. I want to try a few of them.

"Back to work, 621."

Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon

I finished the game in NG+ (for the ending "The Fires of Raven") and NG++ which is required to get the true ending "Alea Iacta Est". Each replay on the same save file adds alternate missions and some twists to existing ones, and you need to pick a certain path to get the third ending. Loved how the voice in the protagonist's head, Ayre, makes a joke mid-game in NG++ that foreshadows the third ending. Loved the gameplay and while I'm not great at it, I did pat my own shoulder after finishing the final mission without any restarts.

Might as well shoot more robots, right?

Terminator: Resistance

Played through the main campaign, managed to keep all companions alive to the end, whew! This is a fine little AA game that I think fans of the franchise will enjoy. It is set in the apocalyptic future briefly portrayed in the first two Terminator movies where John Connor leads the human resistance against Skynet's advancing machines. They managed to fit the protagonist into the existing story quite nicely, the atmosphere is fittingly grim and you get to meet some likeable people that you want to help and keep alive. You can shoot, sneak, lockpick (Skyrim style) and hack door and turrets to deal with all those fricking terminators (and other things that Skynet has up its sleeve). Off to the DLC campaign!

FW DLC Burning Shores

One last fight and that's it. The advance weaponry, the Specter Gauntlet is useful but it uses shards and fires 10 shots before it heats up. There's only one upgrade for it. 

Picked up another side quest so I think there are about two in total. I saw a ruin and I don't think there's anything else to get except stuff locked away by firegleam etc.

The Sunwing is changed to Waterwing. It's not an upgrade but a new flying mount found at Burning Shores. It can dive into the water and swim a bit but it's not a underwater machine so it's not meant for underwater traversal.

Ghost Recon Wildlands.

Sometimes you are in the zone and sometimes you aren't. Kind of difficult though too because when it comes to using a suppressor in this game with the extra bullet drop that it adds does make one want to take it off but there is two problems A. I am not one hundred percent sure where the line is and what constitutes 'the line' in this game and B. I also don't want to explain every time to wifey the different especially if I do end up being wrong that would be annoying.

Off to Remanzo to start going after El Gato. Again in this case it was weird on didn't get too much done, at least it didifn't feel that way but I guess when you throw in the convoys that would help.

By far the most by the book but also the mission...hmm no we had Unidad troubles in the first part. But going after the evil SB doctors was really relatively a sinch aside from Unidad. We were able to sneak in I think this time from the opposite end of the town/ building they were in. Just sniped a couple guys in a building across the street and that opened up the path to them. So got into the building and just put them down as easy as you cna please, fun fact though they did actually pull out pistols and start shooting at us but we were able to put them down virtually no problem with us going in there.

Next up one of my favorite missions of the game going after the chemist in the church or something the one that can quite easily rabit. Yeah this is the guy that I shot at the alarm but was quite surprised that someone actually heard it, then I missed that someone so he indeed started rabitting. And well as Obi-Wan says this is where the fun begins because I always get a viseral thrill shooting at his cars jsut before he gets in them so he has to keep on running around. This time though he actually managed it on the third vehicle and despite me putting two rounds into the engine block for some reason it didn't stop him. Fortunatley wifey was there and with her quick thinking and following on from the last mission something like this happened tore off after him on the ground. I followed along on foot trying to help if it was needed and it wasn't. So she request a helicopter and I just found it hilarious with this context just how exausted Nomad stopped running. Got in the helo and extracted them.

Then the good ole bullet drop and the issues I mentioned at the top screwed me over. Once more was just so confident in my shot and I did compensate slightly for bullet drop but I could've sworn, like last time, that 246 meters with an MSR shouldn't have caused too much issue. And I guess I was close...but I did miss...and kept missing. Out of disgust I ripped off my suppressor and then the bullet hit him with very extreme predidice. While that was going on though the wife was forced to engage and I was distracted that a lot of the sicarios came out to play. Started laying in MSR fire on them as they came in and the two of us swept through the perimeter. Which again is the reason I don't mind missing always because sometimes, as usual, it actually speeds things along. The mission was capped off when vehicle reinforcements came in and we both tossed grenades in blowing it up before they could even deploy and wifey made a comment about how much she loves blowing things up.

Funny moment of the play session after getting all the intel a SB LT car went flying by. I actually blew the tires because on a whim we engaged. Then the wife grabbed the guy for reasonsk, stuffed him in the back of the jeep so he'd drive with us...then blew him up with C4 after we abandoned the Jeep on the way to the mission of the chemist.

Yeah I think ew're all starting to move towards the end game now as I read that the game is kin dof divided into  3 parts. The first part being the sectoin up to an dsecuring your base of operations .The second part being putting Gaia back together with her subordinates and the 3rd part being everything else after that. I stil  have to retrieve Demeter  but I have the other 2 but once I' mdone there I know I'm in the end game. Hoping to retrieve Demeter today but I want to do a couple of other quests first, like Talanah's so no t100% sure I'll get round to it given a coupl eof other sidequests down south hav eshown up as well. It really depends on how quick I work through them. I am level 40 now though so hopeful I shouldn' trun into anything I can' thandle for the rest of the game.

Persona 5 Tactica
Defeated the second hardest boss so far, Lord Yoshiro. The fight took me 5 days, since I got struck by a fever half way through the second phase and was rendered useless for 5 days, only now mustering the strength to pick the game back up and whack him back into the pit from which he came from.  And yes I blame him since surely the overload he did on my brain caused this, not some common cold. 
Alas the game did not count the time into my playtime. 
The break did end up being a boon since I stopped constantly running into the reinforcement cameras (sometimes twice in the same turn  ) and was generally more clever on how I did things. May also have switched team members and upgraded the equipment. 
Either way then he made me cry over combat, now he made me weep for the feels. Good times. 

The most hard boss was picking a name btw. It really should've been a non issue since I have so far not remembered any of the Persona/SMT protags custom names and frankly I've already forgotten what I picked for this one, but it still took me like a month to just settle upon some random name. So that's fun. 

So far been having a blast. The art style is really cute and the dialog is funny as usual. The tactics stuff hasn't been too bad so far but like that might be changing. 
I am digging the story and having fun trying to guess the twists with limited success. Or well, just two successes and many many failures. But that's fun too. 
Now here's hoping the next ruler is a bit less bad for my health.