What are you all playing right now?

[LinuxGal]

[Jackalope]

Fallout 4, survival difficulty. For some reason, everyone in Diamond City is hostile, probably because I murdered Travis over the changes to his radio station. During my escape, I might have killed half the town.

Was that wrong?

[Foxaèr]

Was that wrong?

Nah.

[Foxaèr]

Twenty plus hours into AC: Mirage, and I do not dislike it. If I am to compare it to any of the recent playstyles, I consider it to be most like Odyssey.

Although, Valhalla is still my favorite.

[Foxaèr]

Took 31.5 hours to finish AC: Mirage.

It was okay.

[Foxaèr]

Now to play The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes

[Angrboda]

Getting back to Assassin's Creed: Odyssey on the XBOX. My last combat went well, it only took 5-6 tries to defeat a large group of thugs. I'm finding it problematic to dodge attacks, though, as I usually overshoot the button on the controller.

[emjay]

Been playing a bit of Dysmantle with my sister who got it for my birthday. It doesn't have multiplayer per se (except local co-op), but we've been using Steam's remote play, to play pseudo-local co-op. It's a pretty good game, though it's definitely more her thing than mine. Top-down post-apocalyptic looting buildings and fighting zombies, and tons of incremental levelling/upgrading aspects so looks like it will have good longevity. I'm also looking at another game on Youtube that I'm tempted to get for us to play together, as it seems pretty similar in nature but from a first person perspective... called Sunkenland... looks awesome and the looting/crafting aspect looks very similar to Dysmantle, but this is also a survival game, and it wouldn't be fighting zombies, but rather mutants and bandits and stuff, but close enough. Till I make the call on that though, I'm just happy to watch someone else do a playthrough of it on YT, but so far it looks absolutely incredible to me.

[Foxaèr]

Back to playing Valhalla. It has that replayability that Mirage just lacks.

[Foxaèr]

Trying to get back into the MMO Neverwinter.

I have tried all the classes, and the only one that has proper survivability is the cleric. But I plan on taking the DPS path with the class, which I have found always has to be explained to others in the party because they expect the cleric to be a full healer. Burdensome, but oh well.