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Underrail's great, definitely worth playing. Probably a good idea to check some build videos on Youtube though, that game isn't cocking about when it comes to you screwing yourself over with bad builds ;)

For anyone saying Bethesda wouldn't be dumb enough... remember that this is the company that gave us Kid in a Fridge.

New Vegas. Not a direct sequel, though it'd be nice for some stuff to be mentioned (same as happens in NV itself and happenings in the NCR etc.). But set nearby-ish, new factions, new enemies, no mutants or BoS... you know, what a real sequel should've been. So basically, everything Fallout 4...

I wrote something like this a month or two ago, read if you like ;p https://ysgrant.net/2017/04/fixing-fallout-4-part-1/ https://ysgrant.net/2017/04/fixing-fallout-4-part-2/ https://ysgrant.net/2017/05/fixing-fallout-4-part-3/ https://ysgrant.net/2017/05/fixing-fallout-4-part-4/

Keep up the good work, dude ;p

As I said on Twitter a few days ago: This is basically WHAT EVEN: The Game.

I've been a GT fan since the first one way back in the mists of time. Spent SO many hours playing that, then 2, then moved to 3 and onto 4... then 5 happened and... yeah. It was fun but it always felt like an unfinished, rushed game.

Coolio :) Downloaded it, now just need to find time to actually play.

After 5, I can't honestly agree with that. The standard cars ported more or less verbatim from 4 killed most of my enthusiasm for it, never bought 6 as a result.

Went and grabbed the bundle as well, will check out Secret World. I remember seeing it once before and thinking it looked neat, but then forgot about it, oops.

Doubtful, considering Bethesda no longer give early review copies out to anyone.

If this was Steam that wouldn't be an issue. But given Sony's godawful servers that can STILL barely push 500kb/s to 1MB/s at best... yeah, that ain't going to be fun. I'm just going to wait for the eventual Steam release anyway, got plenty of occupy me for the next year.

It's basically pointless anyway, Beth fans are blind to that sort of thing. Rationality, reason, logic, facts, truth, none of them even factor into the average Bethesda fan's thought processes (if they even HAVE thought).

lolno. It went in on the Steam sales charts at #3 after only Dishonored 2 and Civ 6, doing really well.

It follows the same basic curve as PC adoption among kiddies and casuals. IE, Steam's popularity skyrocketed, PC components got cheap enough to be more competitive than consoles, devs started targeting mass appeal instead of making good games.

Noted, will be poking you on laser-related matters for my own fiction, hope you don't mind ;)

Bought Doom in the sale. Discovered post-fact it had Denuvo. Refunded and bought Tales of Symphonia... remembered after buying that it also had DRM. Fortunately it seems they actually removed it from that one, however, so I kept it. Haven't played it properly yet because Civ 5 has eaten my life...

Actually I've been known as Radiosity since around 2004, so Beth copied ME ;p

Yep. Because NV is an RPG, not a shallow relationship simulator :)

Yes?