I recently started this, having completed Far Cry 5 (which tbh I didn't enjoy as much as FC4 for various reasons).
Only thing with Breakpoint (as the game stands now) is the enemy AI is much weaker than in Wildlands. Like it's less aggressive and does stupid senseless stuff that makes them vulnerable to cheap tricks. Even playing at Extreme enemy difficulty, I'm finding it too easy.
Otherwise it's alright, and I will probably play it through to completion, but if I were to do a future "second playthrough", I'm more likely to pick Wildlands than Breakpoint for that.
I just finished KOTOR 2 with a pure blaster build, and let me tell you this: it's the most efficient 
Video Games: Cyberpunk 2077 (just got it a few days ago), Crossout (My favorite free to play game right now), and Fallout 76
Tabletop Games: Every Friday, I go to a local game store to play Classic Battletech. Trying to get a group together for either Shadowrun 5th Edtion or Cyberpunk Red, but everyone in my area wants Pathfinder or D&D.
Tabletop Games: Every Friday, I go to a local game store to play Classic Battletech. Trying to get a group together for either Shadowrun 5th Edtion or Cyberpunk Red, but everyone in my area wants Pathfinder or D&D.
I feel your pain. I keep trying to find a group for Amber DRPG but just can't get enough interest going.
Not played SR5e, despite having one of the limited edition handbooks (unopened). I've played a lot of 3e and 4e (Inc 4eA) in the past though.
Never played CP TT RPG. It has really bad rep locally. Almost as bad as Rolemaster (or Rulemaster/Tablemaster/Rollmaster/Joke name du jour)
Since I decided to re-install Steam last month to play one of the Total War games, I now have access to my Steam library again. So, I reinstalled Skyrim this past Friday. I forgot how much I enjoyed the game.
It's still my all-time favorite game, even though there's nothing specifically that the game does great. Except mods. I tried for a bit to play the game without mods, because it's been so long since I did that. The experiment lasted maybe two hours. By the end of the weekend, I was back up to 80 mods, including my own changes that no mods do quite the way I want them. Skyrim is a craft-your-own experience with mods. That gives it nearly infinite replayability.
It's still my all-time favorite game, even though there's nothing specifically that the game does great. Except mods. I tried for a bit to play the game without mods, because it's been so long since I did that. The experiment lasted maybe two hours. By the end of the weekend, I was back up to 80 mods, including my own changes that no mods do quite the way I want them. Skyrim is a craft-your-own experience with mods. That gives it nearly infinite replayability.
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I miss the days when tabletop games were a standard Friday night event.
ThanksI really enjoyed that game. Congrats for the Platinum!
Just started over my AC: Valhalla playtrough last weekend. Kinda love the viking astetic but its very Ubisoft, tho so far im having fun.. Got quite far into it before CP2077 dropped so hoping too finish it will all the expansions this time around.
I'm waiting to buy it at less than 30E, we're getting closer but that's not it yet. Maybe soon
Its half off atm on ubisofts launcher (you will need it even if your on steam) for me its under 30 euro. With the expansions its quite a bit more tho. 40h in and feels like i barely started. Kinda like the whole viking storys and lore (im quite the history nerd) Story is kinda odd like allways but. Seeing Valhall makes up for alotI'm waiting to buy it at less than 30E, we're getting closer but that's not it yet. Maybe soon
Edit Nvm i remembered your not on pc?
Just an interesting bit of information:
www.tweaktown.com
Sony bought Bungie, right? Well, within the cost was money for the employees so they decide to stay with the company and not leave. How interesting, isn't it? It's not the company that makes games. It's the people who work there. Who would have thought...
Sony offers Bungie employees $1.2 billion retention incentive plan
Sony is offering Bungie employees a $1.2 billion incentive program in an effort to keep them at the company following the buyout.
www.tweaktown.com
Sony bought Bungie, right? Well, within the cost was money for the employees so they decide to stay with the company and not leave. How interesting, isn't it? It's not the company that makes games. It's the people who work there. Who would have thought...
I'm not
I regularly take a look on the store. Anyway, it will be like AC Odyssey, I will wait, no problem.
Currently, I'm playing Cyberpunk 2077. It's my first playthrough, got over 150 hours so far and I love it!
Been trying to play CP77 a few times, but couldn't make myself play this after the main quest is over, the world without main story looks quite artificial and dead, maybe a thousand mods later the game would be more interesting.
Now playing TES 3: Morrowind and this is a thousand times better experience than CP (unfortunately, cuz it came out in 2002). 90 hours in and I didn't even start the main quest (common thing for TES games though).
Now playing TES 3: Morrowind and this is a thousand times better experience than CP (unfortunately, cuz it came out in 2002). 90 hours in and I didn't even start the main quest (common thing for TES games though).