Been chipping away at games, cleared SQ4 (haven't cleared the postgame dungeon yet though) and Maitetsu, and am currently back at Dark Souls 3.
Also watched Everest: Kamigami no Itadaki because I got it confused with that other Everest movie and used a stupid phone app to get the ticket. It was decent by the most part but the last bits turned it into absolute fucking garbage. Ghosts and "WALK WITH YOUR EYES". Ugh. Batman VS Superman was fucking godlike in comparison.
19 April, 2016
02 April, 2016
28 March, 2016
20 March, 2016
XCOM 2
My final squad. Guy with his name hidden is modelled/named after someone I know. Actually had two more characters modelled/named after people I know survive all the way to the end, but they ended up kind of useless; One was a grenadier, whom I only used as backup when one of my good grenadiers was injured, and the other was a specialist, who was fucking useless. I never once got a hack to succeed, and NEVER got the bonus to increase the hacking stat to show up at all, ever. What the fuck?
By the time psychic shit become an option to research I'd already assembled a decent team, and ended up just not researching it at all until near the very end, and never built the facility needed (all my slots were full by then), let alone recruit any psi-ops soldiers.
I found the last bits to be pretty disappointing. The network tower mission was a boring waste of time, and the final mission was just way too slow, way too long, and simply uninteresting. Ah well.
Statistics:
My computer did not meet the minimum requirements needed (in the graphics card department) but I still managed to run it relatively fine, albeit with shit graphics and at a slow framerate and horrible load times ("clear a stage in Fate/GO" level load times). But I didn't get any freezes, crashes, or game-breaking bugs; In fact the only real bug I encountered was a weird graphic one in the final area of the final mission.
(Eyepatch guy in green is the grenadier, black guy in yellow is the specialist.
As you may have guessed from the pink afro guy, I took a few creative liberties with the "modelling after" bits)
By the time psychic shit become an option to research I'd already assembled a decent team, and ended up just not researching it at all until near the very end, and never built the facility needed (all my slots were full by then), let alone recruit any psi-ops soldiers.
I found the last bits to be pretty disappointing. The network tower mission was a boring waste of time, and the final mission was just way too slow, way too long, and simply uninteresting. Ah well.
Statistics:
My computer did not meet the minimum requirements needed (in the graphics card department) but I still managed to run it relatively fine, albeit with shit graphics and at a slow framerate and horrible load times ("clear a stage in Fate/GO" level load times). But I didn't get any freezes, crashes, or game-breaking bugs; In fact the only real bug I encountered was a weird graphic one in the final area of the final mission.
Fate/Grand Order and Sennensensou Aigis
Been playing Fate/GO since about January, and Aigis for a bit over two years now, but while I've been posting stuff on Twitter sometimes I just realised I hadn't done so on the blog, so yeah, my stuff in both games. Haven't been playing Kankore much at all lately, didn't even clear much of the last event.
Fate/GO is a horrible, horrible game but the story does enough cool stuff on occasion enough to keep me interested. Helps that I actually registered for the game pretty early on (about half a year before I started playing) and so started off with a fuckton of free summoning stuff when I actually started, which got me Mordred right off the bat. Being able to "play" (amounting to jabbing at the screen while barely paying attention to) it while watching shows or whatever helps, since I suffer from this obsessive need to multitask at all times but don't want to play actual games (which I want to appreciate) while watching shows.
Meanwhile, Sennensensou Aigis is just fun. It's sort of a tower defence game with RPG elements, but you end up aiming for a perfect (three star) rating on each stage because obtaining one gets you one of the items needed for the gacha, and so each stage ultimately ends up as a puzzle tailored specifically for you (since everyone has different lineups of units). Despite being a free to play browser game it's actually a good game.
I also tried to play Suparobo X-Ω but it was so fucking garbage that I stopped after like fifteen minutes. This is coming from someone who
1) Loves Suparobo
2) Doesn't even like Type Moon all that much but is playing Fate/GO
So yeah, X-Ωis pretty fucking bad.
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