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Dead Money: Dog/God dead, Dean dead, Christine alive, Elijah locked in the vault. Honest Hearts: White legs crushed, Salt-Upon-Wounds spared by Joshua, legends of the Burned Man fade to obscurity, Happy Trails makes a lot of profit. OWB: Mobius and Think Tank alive, under supervision from the...

Well, I mean a Canadian egg has been able to complete each iteration of Isaac so far. If an egg can do it, anyone can.

Yes, I also beat Hush as the Keeper without cheating, which I think was a lot harder because the Keeper is ridiculous. Afterbirth also included a sticky note for beating Mega Satan as every single character, and an achievement for doing it with every character on hard mode. Hard mode is also the...

@Mr Fish I'll do that. I've passed the halfway point, and I still enjoy the game quite a bit. Right now Elite's got my attention with some of the more recent updates, but I fully intend to go back and finish DD. It's on the list of games to finish though. I do also quite enjoy Nuclear Throne...

To defend Darkest Dungeon, specifically the 1.4% figure on completion, I find the completion of the game to be more akin to something like getting the 100% completions in Isaac games. This applies even more to Darkest Dungeon's NG+. If you aren't okay with the roguelite possibility of getting...

If you're looking for an RPG of a slightly different stripe, I'd say give Darkest Dungeon a go. I'll also second FTL and Sunless Sea.

Honestly, I'm not sure there is one. Whatever expansion comes for Elite after Horizons, definitely. Horizons is only halfway finished though, and I don't think they'll announce a new expansion until Horizons is at least mostly released. Cyberpunk 2077 definitely looks interesting, but not much...

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Darkest Dungeon wormed its way back into my mind, and has occupied a spot of obsession as of late.

Here you are.

Current pre-order culture is probably the easiest thing to go after, because it's big, awful, and a pointless expansion of a now outdated practice. Pre-ordering used to have a place, when you went to brick and mortar game stores to get a physical copy of a game. If you didn't pre-order the...

When there was a bit of script leaked and the protagonist was speaking on their own.

No. NCR hates the Enclave to the point that they hunt the remnants down even if they help the NCR at Hoover Dam, as highlighted by Arcade's ending if you convince him to also fight at Hoover Dam. This "alliance" you propose happened already anyway. The Enclave was shattered, and the survivors...

I convinced them to leave. Seemed like the pragmatic solution.

I admittedly have played less Dragon Ball games than I perhaps should. I've not played Raging Blast, but my frustrations with Xenoverse as a fighting game were alleviated, at least somewhat, when I looked at it as an RPG and not a fighting game. Because if I looked at it as a fighting game it's...

I played, beat, and even messed about afterwards with Dragon Ball: Xenoverse. It's a complete fanservice game, but I'm okay with that. I don't know if I'd go as far to call it good, but it was certainly fun.

It has been a while, I admit. I could have sworn they those were purifiers, albeit ramshackle ones. That does lend to my earlier points on there being no reason people stay in the Capital Wasteland, or that survival is even possible while something like Project Purity is sorted out. Especially...

Rivet City is pretty much the only place I can accept having a way to purify enough water to sustain a community for any amount of time, due to a water filtration system being pretty standard on aircraft carriers. The gripes come with places like Megaton. By the time of Fallout 3 they're shown...