WoW, but with short and longer breaks. It’s a massive time sink, and I simply do not have the time that WoW demands in order to accomplish most of the things.
It can be an enjoyment, can be fun, can also cause you to burnt out so fast.
Running across various different places on rides is one of my favorite things. With abandoned and run down locations having a special place in my heart.
While out on my last ride, I ran across this abandoned massive live stock farm. Most of it has been overgrown with various plants and weeds.
The place is huge, with a large part still explorable. Photo above seems to be were the animals were kept, with a copy paste building right next to it that is still full of hay.
RDR2 on Steam Deck. I never got far when I originally played it on my PC a few years ago and have been itching to play it again for the last few weeks.
Started a new game and so far it’s running really good.
Work and IRL stuff does not leave me with a lot of hours to game, but I did manage to put in a good few hours.
I've gifted my D7100, alongside a 35mm DX lens to my girlfriend.
For a few weeks I was debating on going FF, with something like a D750 or maybe even a D810, but finally decided against it.
Found a fantastic deal on a D7200 in pretty much mint condition, as the guy using it really took good care of camera. Even got a new original Nikon battery in the whole package.
The first lens that I got for it is another 35mm DX, as I loved using that lens on the D7100. It's probably one of the best DX lenses you can get (at least from all the lenses I've used).
Man the original Bloodlines, even though I never got around finishing it, was such a unique game. Deb of the night, the city, the hotel mission, twins from that club, general atmosphere… an all around great game (I am aware of quality being sub par during the later parts of the game).
BL 2 looked janky as hell, to a point I think everyone was clear it would flop. I pretty much completely forgot about that game. Just read this morning that they’ve switched devs.
Was also the Gran Turismo 2 opening song. What a game.
Love the color choices, especially on the Squire. Keep on rocking my man!
A surprise that this isn’t an RPG like the previous two games were. Can’t say that it peaked my interest at, at least for now.
Muscle memory, having the cursor / aim be an upredictable variable depending on the speed of the movement feels very wrong to me.
Floaty feeling, one of the things I try to do first with every Bethseda game is to try and force raw mouse input, otherwise it feels like I’m trying to control a mouse cursor that is sliding on ice.
I have not tried the RawAccel druver you’ve linked so can’t comment on that.
What an enchanting game this is. I’ve never made it that far but the world building is simply superb. Recently started playing it again on my Steam Deck and it plays wonderfully.
Live and drink friend!
Apparently according to the WoW forums, five new colors is all that Forsaken getting as new customization.
Exploring on the bike is one of my favourite feelings. Seeing what’s behind a bend, up that hill, beyond that forest… it’s a never ending adventure.
Anyway rode a path I’ve ridden dozen of times and decided to finally follow a really nasty (as in overgrown) path I’ve never been down before. Literally down, as it as steep decent over loose gravel.
Man was it worth it. The path follows one of the local rivers and is actually a very decent and clean place to ride.
Can’t wait to explore even further.
For people that have bought into early access, are you finding the content so far enjoyable? A tough question I know, since barely a part of it is out.
Still have my Rise of Nations CD somewhere. I loved games like Civilization, don’t even remember how I stumbled upon RoN, a really great game.
I used to watch a streamer play My Summer Car whenever I could. I love the games that are just their own thing.
Seems it’s dead and abandoned. I really liked the app too.