I've bought a few decent games for my pc over Christmas. GTA V, injustice 2, Witcher 3 goty edition, Star wars battlefront 2, mad max, Skyrim. All as cheap as chips on cdkeys sale. I've just modded gtav using natural vision and it looks great. Next I'm going to mod Skyrim and witcher so any essential mod tips welcome.
What games are you playing over Xmas?
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stardew valley, and trying to get into the witcher 3, but struggling to get into, hopefully it will click then ill be upgrading the pc in march and looking forward to cyberpunk, doom eternal and resident evil 3 remake
I finally caved and bought something through the Epic Store.
The Division 2 Gold Edition came to just over £6 with the £10 coupon, luckily once purchased the game is listed in the Ubisoft launcher so I can download/run it from there without the Epic launcher active. Really enjoyed the first game so I'm looking forward to jumping into this.
The Division 2 Gold Edition came to just over £6 with the £10 coupon, luckily once purchased the game is listed in the Ubisoft launcher so I can download/run it from there without the Epic launcher active. Really enjoyed the first game so I'm looking forward to jumping into this.
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Impossible to say no at £6.
Sunk a few hours into hearts of iron 4 this weekend
Other than playing as Germany being nice and peaceful then invading Luxembourg with a million troops and 5000 tanks I might have a crack as the USA later ignore Europe and dominate Canada and South America
not the best game but a huge time sink
Other than playing as Germany being nice and peaceful then invading Luxembourg with a million troops and 5000 tanks I might have a crack as the USA later ignore Europe and dominate Canada and South America
not the best game but a huge time sink
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Apex really. Got COD too but find I enjoy Apex more
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Let me know if you want some help. Been smashing it latelyFortnite - My 7yo nephew called me a noob when he discoverd he had more wins than me. So it's time to practice and put him in his place
It will be up your street alright. Best side quests of any game I've ever played, beautiful graphics, huge maps. You'll find yourself stopping to talk to a random npc and then embark on some crazy story line and completely forget that you were planning to actually do the main story line. Just an amazing game
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Nothing. Bored of gaming atm.
Sidetracked on to playing Witcher 3 .... like 90k+ other people. I finished the main game when it came out in 2015 but never did the DLC as it came out later. So that's what I've been focused on doing ; I've just finished Hearts of Stone which was amazing in it's own right and now on to Blood & Wine which is like a whole new game in its own right.
Hearts of Stone was fantastic tbh.
Gaunter O'Dimm is such a good antagonist.
I really enjoyed Blood and Wine also, beautiful landscape and the court intrigue was a lot of fun.
Snap, just started Stardew valley last. Thought i'd just have a quick look to see what it's about and then like 4 hours had passed lol.
The Witcher 3 is hard to get into, but well worth it. I had to play for a good few hours for it to click, then you will be hooked. For me, all the inventory items and crap you find were really overwhelming, but after a while you will know what everything is and its worth and it won't be an issue. Also the in game game called Gwent is worth trying as I absolutely loved it. Probably half my 300 hours in the game have been spent playing Gwent lol.
I'd suggest not bothering with every single marker on the map and try and just play the main and side quests, or you end up super overleveled near the end.
Also looking forward to Doom Eternal, Cyberpunk and RE3!