streaming new raid lair

https://mixer.com/Fedorekd

Looks cool but I only have it on 360. I'd get it on PC but I don't think I can transfer my character. Too lazy to find out/do it anyways.

i would play with you on pc if you got it


maybe

I love how the events of GTA V's singleplayer have been rendered insignificant by everything that's happened in Online.

I'd kick her off my Normandy if you know what I mean.

DLC is a bit underwhelming, having done most of the new stuff.

Story missions, public event, strikes, and adventures are all fun. One of the maps is decent too.

The story is rather bland, you don't really accomplish anything. Patrol zone is nice but a bit small, and it's a shame you can't go into the Infinite Forest outside of story missions and adventures. The Titan map is kinda shit and too reminiscent of other maps we already have.

Hopefully the raid is good. I guess we'll find out when it drops tomorrow.

Update 6 - The Reunion

It's been a while since the last update. I've been very bogged down with coursework in the past week so didn't get to play much in that time.



Between now and where I left off, I spent some time finishing off all the side activities in the White Orchard area, from destroying ghoul nests and clearing bandit camps to finding even more hidden treasure and sources of power. I mentioned this previously, but the side activities do seem very well done in this game, and it appears that some have a small impact on the world which is awesome. They all fit into the world rather naturally rather than feeling tacked on.

On the road I came across a merchant, clearly upset. He told me that his corpse had galloped off with all of his cargo into the swamp, before being devoured by the monsters within. He asked me to retrieve what remained of the cargo, specifically a small box that he had had with him.



When I found the wreckage in the swamp, something was off. There was a man’s corpse there, and the cart had been hit by several arrows. I also found the dead horse, looking very much uneaten. I took the box and headed to confront the “merchant”. When I accused him of lying, he jumped on his horse and rode off, but it didn’t take too long to catch him.



Finally, he admitted to being a Temerian soldier. He had attacked the cart as it was delivering medical supplies to the Nilfgaardians, and he wanted them for his own men. Despite his pleading, I turned him in and received a reward from the Nilfgaardians.

After finishing off some other minor tasks, I returned to the inn where Vesemir was waiting for me. I told him about Yennefer and Vizima, but he seemed concerned about some of the more recent arrivals to the inn. A young woman started arguing with Elsa about her decision to take down the Temerian shield, and when Vesemir intervened, the other visitors drew their weapons on the two Witchers.



We killed the bandits, and left when we saw the horrified faces of the civilians in the bar. To our surprise, Yennefer was waiting outside for us, with a Nilfgaardian escort. She told me that the Emperor himself was waiting for me, that he wanted to make an offer. It was here that Vesemir and I parted ways; he was to head back to Kaer Morhen. After saying our goodbyes, Yennefer, the soldiers, and I rode off to Vizima.



On the road, we were attacked by the Wild Hunt, the same things seen in Geralt’s dream at the beginning of the game. Yennefer and I managed to escape, but all the soldiers were killed.

At Vizima, Geralt was bathed and his beard shaved. A Nilfgaardian general, the one whose soldiers were killed by the Wild Hunt, came in and questioned me about the attack. I told him exactly what happened, but he didn’t seem to believe me. He left me to finish preparing for my audience with the Emperor.

wolfenstein the new order

yes

story missions are quite fun, especially the final boss

story itself is a lot of nothing, still dont know what i accomplished

curse of osiris is live

Quote from: Assassin 11D7 on December 04, 2017, 08:14:35 PM

Quote from: Fedorekd on December 04, 2017, 07:45:05 AM

>halo community drama

I'm surprised there's still a community to have drama about

I thought Halo was dead.

I don't follow it at all, but what little I've come across would suggest it was buried, but apparently not?

There's still a never-ending battle between the competitive and casual sides of the community who act as though Halo is still as popular as it was 10 years ago and that it's a very serious issue.

>halo community drama

That's what happens when you are a patriot of ANY country.

Be your own man.

Fuck America, fuck the EU.

I on the other hand am the patriot and founder of the United States of Decimator Omega.

I too am a patriot of the USoDO.

Update 5 - Finishing the Job

I spent some time exploring the area, doing small tasks like clearing areas of monsters and deserters, as well as drawing power from some strange stones, a few of which were guarded by higher-level creatures.



Later, I met Vesemir again in a field by the stream. It was here where we would draw the griffin and finally put it down for good. We set up our ambush and waited for the monster to arrive. Once it swooped down, Vesemir gave me a crossbow that he'd won gambling. The two of us then went to take on the griffin.



This fight was pretty fun. I should have prepared a bit more, but the griffin presented a nice challenge and I didn't feel like it dragged on for too long. The crossbow was useful for downing the beast whenever it took off. There was a rather funny moment where the griffin glitched out a bit and decided to fly straight into a nearby windmill. Once I had killed it, Vesemir told me to meet him at the inn after I had taken the head to the Nilfgaardian captain.



A nice touch I liked was that when I took the griffin's head, rather than it simply magically appearing in Geralt's inventory, the thing was actually shown strapped to my horse. Not a big thing, and some other games do similar things, but it's cool when games show certain inventory items on the character rather than having them disappear into a bottomless pit in the character's pocket.

On my way to the garrison, I found a treasure chest underneath a bridge, which contained some Temerian military orders suggesting that there were some valuables at a site nearby. I headed to the old mill where I had fought the griffin previously, and found a room full of chests underground with some useful new gear among other things. It seems that even the side activities in this game are given some context within the world, which is cool when compared to games like Assassin's Creed and Fallout 4 where you just do this thing because it's a thing to do.



Returning to the garrison, I found the captain punishing some guy and being more of a dick than he was before. I gave him the good news, and in return he told me that Yennefer had gone to Vizima, a day's ride away from here. He also gave me some money for my work.