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Got started with Dishonored 2, but had to pause due to reality interference.

Unfortunately you can’t simply unsubscribe life’s annoyances, they come bundled with the good bits.

I’m liking it very much. I find the choice you have to make early on (play as Corvo or Emily) will make want to play this twice. Nice touch.

Just finished Dark Messiah. Loved it.

Now maybe I’ll go with Dishonored 2, to keep the Arkane vibe going.

Bathroom mirror. Got it. Thank you stranger.

Wait, what do you mean 2 or 3 endings?! Now I’ll have to go back and find the rest.

Bought this one this week, it’s in the queue.

This week:

• Strange Brigade - really fun shooter/puzzler with beautiful voice acting.
• Venetica - simple but fun quest based gameplay, with a nice story.

I’ve been playing Dread Templar.

It’s an indie shooter with a Quake like aesthetic.

I finished all the DLC for Dishonored. I could use a lot more, so I’m sad.

I played a couple of hours of Witcher 2. It is fine, but I feel I’m on rails all the time. I miss Skyrim.

I discovered, by playing Dishonored, that Arkane Studios made some nice games. I bought Dark Messiah and Arx Fatalis and have been enjoying them.

I’d recommend Dishonored, it’s quite fun. You can go with the stealth route or the maximum carnage option, you choose.

I bought and installed Morrowind this week, added Tamriel: Rebuilt mod, and have been exploring a bit.

It’s growing on me, but very challenging.

Reinstalled Control, slowly trying to progress. The story is interesting, the gameplay is hard for me.

Tried Tamriel: Rebuilt, a mod for Morrowind. If like to explore the world, but it’s just so damn slow, and the combat is strange too. I guess that is to be expected for such an old game. I think there’s an ongoing project to bring this world to Skyrim, maybe it will be more fun that way for me.

Still playing Dark Messiah. I like it.

Enjoy it. It’s a great game. A triumph, even.

I’m enjoying it. I liked the little glitch at the beginning where the environment suddenly changes, which took me by surprise. It’s harder in some bits, but not overwhelming.