I don't play honor mode or really much BG3 at all. Never even beaten it. But i'm curious about the viability of Lucky abuse on warriors. This was something I always did. Given that rests are more or less unlimited except by your resources, as far as I can tell, you can essentially use rests to...
I will occasionally make runs through some of the campaign maps of HOMM3. I prefer the creature specialist heroes for the RPG flavor; you get one unit who becomes very strong in their hands if you level the hero up and invest in a big army of that unit. I quite like the monster hero who has...
I am currently playing an outstanding RPG called Look Outside. It deserves it's overwhelmingly positive rating. I am not usually a big fan of the "cosmic horror/eldritch" genre, as popular as it is, but this one is done incredibly well. The atmosphere, lore, and visuals (grotesque as they are)...
Reading through the ADnD 2nd edition Monster Manual as a kid really made me wish for a purely aquatic campaign of some sort. They had such variety, each with a detailed "Ecology" section. Even in terms of towns and settlements, you have some variety. Storm Giants in lone castles at the bottom of...
True! I was never in it for the handheld bit; I was actually looking for the cheapest possible hardware to run my games and this was the correct solution before the price increase.
I would recommend a bluetooth mouse, bluetooth keyboard, and a 20$ steam dock with HDMI output so you can connect it to your TV. Then you can use it as a normal gaming PC, play games in much higher resolution on your TV screen, and never worry about the handheld aspect of it again.
That's what...
As far as i'm concerned if a law is clearly unjust it deserves no respect in the first place. Increasingly how I feel about flock cameras, but that's neither here nor there.
We are definitely in an era of growing consumer rights awareness; and we should be, since the consumer is getting abused...
I've heard nothing but good things about Half-Life. But Asgard's Wrath 2 is my most played game, truly well-done open world rpg, and excellent roguelike infinite dungeon mechanic.
"Accounts Receivable Revolution" got a few genuine laughs out of me
You might be amused to know that "Job Simulator" has been one of the most popular VR games since its inception. I think this goes to show how badly VR markets its games, but whatever.
I am tempted to work on this question for fun when I have time this week. I am thinking I will load up every IWD portrait into the "use image as reference" function, and try my hardest to accurately describe the art style in a way it will understand. Then try to generate a whole series of...
You are still in control of your files under SteamOS, i've been able to mod and install everything from homebrew VR software to mods for every which game. It's just the file structure is a little clunky. But I was always Windows before I owned a Steam Deck. Now, i'm going to always avoid trying...
All the original games work on Steam Deck. Modding them is another matter. I'm 99% sure it is just a matter of finding the right compatdata folder (to put your mods in) and Proton set up (to get the mod manager running) but I haven't tried it.
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