Machiavelli
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Check out “cd keys” online to purchase PC games, they tend to sell games far cheaper than on Steam etc.
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Elbow beards
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Overcooked, omg, soo bloody additive and infuriating at the same time. 8.5/10
BimboBob
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Just Cause 4. Still crashing. Still bonkers.
Finally getting around to replaying the Witcher 3 on Death March difficulty. It's unbelievable, definitely the best game of the generation. one of the best things is that playing it on the hardest difficulty doesn't just make the game annoying or unfair like a lot of games, but instead forces you to utilise the games incredible systems of potions, oils, research and the like that frankly isn't really required if you play on normal. You can't just hack and slash your way through a throng of drowners, you need to have necrophage oil, maybe drink some potions or decoctions, make sure you use the right signs all the time and dodge your way around looking to isolate one and take advantage of an opening to get a couple of hits in.
Every battle becomes an ordeal, a bit like Dark Souls but with more prep you can do. The only downside is the game takes aeons to reload after you die, which happens quite a lot on Death March.
Every battle becomes an ordeal, a bit like Dark Souls but with more prep you can do. The only downside is the game takes aeons to reload after you die, which happens quite a lot on Death March.
Nebuchadnezzar
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Finally getting around to replaying the Witcher 3 on Death March difficulty. It's unbelievable, definitely the best game of the generation. one of the best things is that playing it on the hardest difficulty doesn't just make the game annoying or unfair like a lot of games, but instead forces you to utilise the games incredible systems of potions, oils, research and the like that frankly isn't really required if you play on normal. You can't just hack and slash your way through a throng of drowners, you need to have necrophage oil, maybe drink some potions or decoctions, make sure you use the right signs all the time and dodge your way around looking to isolate one and take advantage of an opening to get a couple of hits in.
Every battle becomes an ordeal, a bit like Dark Souls but with more prep you can do. The only downside is the game takes aeons to reload after you die, which happens quite a lot on Death March.
The shield sign makes this easy (Quen)
Machiavelli
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I’ve had this for a while but still haven’t played it. I’m playing Fallout 4 at the mo which was another I’d been meaning to play for years but never found the time.Finally getting around to replaying the Witcher 3 on Death March difficulty. It's unbelievable, definitely the best game of the generation. one of the best things is that playing it on the hardest difficulty doesn't just make the game annoying or unfair like a lot of games, but instead forces you to utilise the games incredible systems of potions, oils, research and the like that frankly isn't really required if you play on normal. You can't just hack and slash your way through a throng of drowners, you need to have necrophage oil, maybe drink some potions or decoctions, make sure you use the right signs all the time and dodge your way around looking to isolate one and take advantage of an opening to get a couple of hits in.
Every battle becomes an ordeal, a bit like Dark Souls but with more prep you can do. The only downside is the game takes aeons to reload after you die, which happens quite a lot on Death March.
aguerrrroooooooooooo
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Well, CES was a little underwhelming for pc parts. Nvidia continue to price gouge, Intel won't have anything interesting out on the desktop and AMD on a GPU front haven't put anything interesting out.
That being said it looks like AMD are going to smoke Intel on the CPU front with the next Ryzen series, not too surprised by that though. Complaceny from Intel is eventually being punished
That being said it looks like AMD are going to smoke Intel on the CPU front with the next Ryzen series, not too surprised by that though. Complaceny from Intel is eventually being punished
bluetonium
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Backlog of games is horrendous right now, got assassins creed Odyssey for Christmas and think it will be next Christmas before I get to it! Though if PlayStation plus has another month like the last two then I won't be renewing and that will cut down the list a bit too.
Become determined to platinum Diablo 3, more a grind than skill, but never did do hardcore mode so starting that tomorrow.
Have to agree, witcher 3 horizon zero dawn and god of war the best AAA games I've played this generation.
Become determined to platinum Diablo 3, more a grind than skill, but never did do hardcore mode so starting that tomorrow.
Have to agree, witcher 3 horizon zero dawn and god of war the best AAA games I've played this generation.