I'm just making my way through my massive backlog on steam. While always going back to civ5. Nothing better to play while waiting for CoE, if the game itself can't end.

I started playing Albion Online at my brother's behest (I love my bro). The economy piece is what I love the most about it; the combat-styles suck. Mostly, I spend my time gathering, selling and build a beautiful home. There's also the occasional dungeon raid with my brother.

I'm playing a lot of Fortnite and Mario Paint. Sometimes I'll load up Super Mario World or Super Mario Bros. 3 in my emulator too.

I'm also playing Sea of Thieves when I have more time since that game is very fun. Making my way to Pirate Legend.

I picked up Pokemon Uranium (Which is a fan made game, but well done), just to see what it was about. Pretty decent, good story.

I'm also going to try a play through of Subnautica, since I never really made it far in that game. I'd love to get the Dark Souls remaster too, but we'll see how much it costs!

I have played almost every mmo in the world and still haven't found one I stick with so looking foward to CoE. Currently playing Medieval Engineers, Rimworld and Rainbow Six Siege!

Tyranny, Pillars of Eternity, Dead State, (insert just about any other isometric turn/semi-turn based game).

Occasionally Pathfinder, while convincing my friends/family to play Desolation RPG.

I cant play anything besides Fortnite...makes me laugh so much. Passes the time while I wait for COE. Everything else just...doesnt even entertain me...although Thrones of Britannia will be cool for a bit...Steam Punk looks interesting ...but COE is King in my brain!

Real Life. It has great graphics and even a full VR experience but the grinding sucks. Lots of trolls and griefers too.

Currently my group is playing Conan Exiles, Ark: Survival evolved, Life is Feudal MMO and YO, Space Engineers, Elite Dangerous, The Division, and a plethora of real time strat games.

Oh, and can't forger Elder Scrolls Online. We just kinda migrate based on what people are feeling that particular day.

I was born in '82, so I've quite literally grown up with video games, in both senses of the phrase. I'm a bit of a connoisseur when it comes to games; I try to keep a "balanced diet" if you like.

Right now, I'm playing some Pillars of Eternity, Metro 2033 Redux, Overwatch (when connectivity doesn't randomly decide to dump on me,) Heroes of the Storm, Endless Space 2, Avernum 6 (the original, not the whacked out remake,) with some Cities Skylines on the side. I play a little Elite:Dangerous on occasion, but I feel like they're squandering their fantastic simulation on a very bland, very static galaxy...

I've been keeping my eye out for MMO-type games for me and my group of friends to play, but they all end up either tab-targeted-floating-number-fests, loot box swamps, straight up WoW clones, or just so repetitive that the great gameplay quickly grows stale through lack of content. Or they just cost an arm and a leg to get in.

Diary entry #805

Im stranded on a island and the only game here is League of Legends, every day i pray that a boat will pass by and save me from this nightmare before i go insane.

I see a boat in the distance, and when i use my spyglass it has a flag raised with the letters C.O.E on it, i only hope it gets here before i lose my mind ... its my only hope.

Close entry.

I've been playing ECO from Strange Loop Games. It has a ton of similarities to Chronicles of Elyria, including player government and laws, player economy, pollution and extinction, survival and sustenance, and eventually even permanent character death.

Check it out.

At the moment, Civ VI and Ark.

Just started taking a new approach to Ark instead of building a giant base and farming metal from a bird like everyone else always does.

I'm on an unofficial PVP server (not sure how hostile it is yet, but it's good to be cautious), aiming to be able to travel light, keep myself and my belongings at a low profile, and be fairly resistant to losses.

I build well off of common "highways", in draws or dense forest (preferably both), and avoid cutting any trees down within spawn-suppression range of any of my structures in order to keep them hidden.

Also instead of keeping everything I own stored inside of my buildings to get lost when it's discovered, I keep chests of building components, clothing, weapons, ammo, and etc stashed around the general area I've been working in.

It's likely some bases and caches will be found, but when they do, it'll be much easier to recover from than rebuilding a large base from scratch.

VeryDice my friend code is: 2607032, Return of Reckoning [(warhammer)] (www.returnofreckoning.com), and Pokerstars play.

Currently ESO. But I have 20 games on this computer and I don't even want to look at the Steam Game Library with all those games too. I bounce from one game to another.

I collected the games from my hobby of online-game-testing-for-free. Although 3 studios have hosted studio-tours-including-food-and-beer, 2 studios invited me (FREE) to 4-days at E3, and various swag sent. But these days, I am outside-their-customer-base (read: OLD) so no testing invites for me. Or I have to pay hundreds-of-dollars to have the "privilege" of testing a game! >.<

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