cause that's where you computer is, right?
actually true. My laptop sits on my bed at all times. I don't have proper desk space anywhere.
cause that's where you computer is, right?
The only games I play are in the bed chamber.
I just realized that I've been playing Civilization in one form or another for twenty-two years now.
Oh, and @Duke: I've seen you playing Civ 5, and if you like it you should totally get the Brave New World add-on. It completely changes up the endgame-- It's interesting now. When the civilization ideologies emerge after industrialization it shakes up the existing power blocks. Oh, and the whole world congress/UN thing adds an additional layer to the game.
I've been pretty happy with Brave New World so far. I don't remember if it was Civ 2 or 3 when they allowed the levels of building. I.E. you could build on the water or in the sky. Also I'm playing CIV right now ...lol
I downloaded the new Shadowrun Returns game, which is a Kickstarter-funded isometric rpg a la the old Super Nintendo Shadowrun title, which kicked tons of ass. This one is fun, but nothing groundbreaking. And it's extremely linear, which is disappointing.
Other cons:
1. The gameplay seems to be too easy; a few hours in and I have yet to be challenged in virtually any way in combat.
2. I feel as though I'm leveling up too quickly. The game all but throws karma points at you, which are the equivalent of skillpoints.
3. No manual save system. It uses checkpoints, which can be frustrating. So far I haven't had to worry about it though.
4. Needs more contemporary rpg elements like thorough environment exploration. Walking down a street and seeing a magnifying glass icon hovering over the one thing I can examine/take is boring.
Pros:
1. Artwork is nice.
2. The current story is only the first of multiple campaigns they intend to release.
3. Good writing. They nailed the Shadowrunny feel.
So far I would give it 3 buttholes out of 5.
I downloaded the new Shadowrun Returns game, which is a Kickstarter-funded isometric rpg a la the old Super Nintendo Shadowrun title, which kicked tons of ass. This one is fun, but nothing groundbreaking. And it's extremely linear, which is disappointing.
Other cons:
1. The gameplay seems to be too easy; a few hours in and I have yet to be challenged in virtually any way in combat.
2. I feel as though I'm leveling up too quickly. The game all but throws karma points at you, which are the equivalent of skillpoints.
3. No manual save system. It uses checkpoints, which can be frustrating. So far I haven't had to worry about it though.
4. Needs more contemporary rpg elements like thorough environment exploration. Walking down a street and seeing a magnifying glass icon hovering over the one thing I can examine/take is boring.
Pros:
1. Artwork is nice.
2. The current story is only the first of multiple campaigns they intend to release.
3. Good writing. They nailed the Shadowrunny feel.
So far I would give it 3 buttholes out of 5.