FreshHalibut

MGS5: The Phantom Pain is really goddamn fun.

This is a real mod.

Had to replace my video card cause the old one fried. But now I can run GZ which means I can play MGS5. Hype

Death Princess Club

I have completed the main storyline of Pillars of Eternity. Fun game, final boss kicked my ass. Still have to play the White March expansion on my main. But I'm going to starting another game in the meantime with a different character. Creating a Death Godlike Barbarian and going to become the jackass of the reach. Will probably also play a Shotgun paladin one of these days. Not because they're especially good, but because Shotgun Paladin.

​I can't deal with this 100% humidity.

It's true what they say, Jury Duty sucks ass. I don't reccomend it.

I have to serve Jury Duty Tomorrow. Was going to bring my 3DS and play Phoenix, but no electronic/photographic devices allowed.

​Bayonetta is really good. The camera in the first one is a little jank due to it's age, but the sequel is pure gravy. Give the demo a try if you haven't already. Make sure to play the first one first though, it's very story relevant. Also going to plug Wonderful 101 as another good Platinum / WiiU action game worth a look. It's not for everyone, but there's a demo on the Eshop and if you can wrap your head around the gameplay you're in for a treat.

Durance, your local Priest turned Murder Hobo. Edit: Shamelessly Stolen

Pillars of Eternity Expansion comes out today, and here I am not even into act 3 proper yet. One of the new party members is a drug addicted Monk. Reminds me of Rep and Paper. Edit: Also, I beat Shadowrun Hong Kong. Had fun with it, I wouldn't say it's as good or polished as Dragonfall (but that had two iterations). If you're interested in the Shadowrun games, grab Dragonfall Director's cut on sale, if you like that, grab Hong Kong after the bugs have been ironed out.

Shadowrun: Hong Kong is out today. I think I'm the only person here who backed it, but if you played/liked Shadowrun:Returns or Shadowrun:Dragonfall(±Director's Cut), This is Harebrained Schemes latest entry in the series. Should be hype considering how each entry has improved over the iterations. SRR - Basic Engine and Linear Story SRR:DF - Basic Engine, Hub World, Nonlinear Story, Side Quests, Party Members SR:DF:DC - Improved Engine, Improved Companions, More missions, added/finished cut content SR:HK - Dunno, Haven't played it yet

Guys, holy nuts, Hostage Taker Musclemind is the best thing. 10% of your health every five seconds, plus armor.

So I beat Phoenix Wright 2, Gosh, Franziska is such a jerk. She ran it back at the end though. Little disappointed that scientific investigation didn't make a return, though I guess that's a side effect of these originally being Japanese GBA games? Psyche locks were cool though, made the investigation parts a little more involved. The cases in this one were tougher I think (or maybe I wasn't paying enough attention), because I ended up losing in court a bunch of times. I have to say though, both games have had really hype final cases/bosses. Also, Anyway, guess I'm on to Trials and Tribulations now. And I picked up Splatoon last Monday, game is fun. PS: Anyone wondering what happened to SPUFcom, I lost my save file somehow. RIP Everyone

I feel like most of that would be higher if the questions were framed better. Ending up putting disagree on a lot of stuff because I didn't agree with the phrasing.

So I beat Phoenix Wright 1. Ace game, except for a couple parts where I had a case of "I know what to say, but not how the game wants me to say it" (but that happens in most adventure games at least once.) Great cast of characters, most of whom which have actual visible character development. Gameplay is fine, a little flat maybe until the final case, writing largely makes up for it. And the fact I like puns. Now I move onwards to the second game, Justice for All.

I have peered into the gates of hell, and inside was Flaming (GX) Crimson Fatalis. My body was not ready. Though I did finally beat Gogma, I have a bronze crown now and everything.

​I played online with a friend of mine and we let randoms fill the other two slots. Can't remember what the randoms had, but he had an Impact CB and I was running Hammer. Our strategy was to use smokebombs and lure Zinogre away from Steve so we'd only have to fight one of them at a time. As long as the smokebomb is active (they last around 60 seconds) monsters won't see you and aggro unless you hit/touch them, which is why you lure Zinogre away from Steve. If all goes according to plan, you should be able to fight them one at a time, which makes the quest waaaaay easier. Failing that, we'd try to kill Zinogre first and then trap spam Steve to death. It helps when there's four people with lifepowder and the supply box comes with free EZ-Lifepowders. But yeah, fighting the both of them simultaneously is really goddamn hard.

Holy shit Phoenix Wright is so good

I did some progression finally and made starknight armor. Made it up to Gogmagzios after being stuck on Grank Teostra for a while.

I picked up the Wright Trilogy and I'm starting the First game. Should be hype.

Are the Phoenix Wright games worth playing? They're marginally on sale on the Eshop right now and I've never played one before. All I know is Coffee and objections.

G4G3 is back! And with an ingame model now too. I need the WA2000 because Agent47.

America's robot looks like one of those old Mechwarrior mechs.