Back to Fire Emblem Three Houses. I’ve been cycling through my games but I’m back stuck to this one. 
Got a really good deal on Skyrim SE through HumbleBundle and modded the hell out of it through Nexus.
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Infra. Finished with Stalburg Water, now onto the next part.
cracks knuckles Been ages since I’ve had some time for games.
Looks more like I’m breaking things than fixing them 
The original Red Alert; it’s so cheesy and dated but I love it. Some of the levels are just as hard now as they were …26 years ago(!?! Christ!) and the FMVs are a delight of early 90s rendering.
I’m gonna play 1, 2, and 3 in order to completion, I’ve never chained them like that. Can’t wait to have Tim Curry as the Russian president again 
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Did you ever play Renegade? That was a lot of fun.
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Far Cry 5, finished the disappointing ending to the regular campaign. Hitting the Vietnam doc now.
Also Valheim with my daughter and its awesome
Not til way after, but it is a lot of fun!
Last few weeks, mostly Star Wars: The Old Republic. I was one of the original players 10 years back (before free to play) and it keeps drawing me in again every few years. I paid for a few months as a subscriber so I could burn through and actually finish the class storylines for a few, which I’d never done before. I mostly play it as a single-player experience, though my younger son plays with me sometimes.
Also this morning, started playing Battletech, which I’d bought on sale from GOG a few months ago but couldn’t run on my deployed laptop. The phase/turn system is a little confusing, but it definitely evokes the tabletop Battletech experience of my childhood…
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I picked up Wow to play with a few friends. its crack. i hate mmo’s solo (final fantasy 14 doesnt count that game is a dream) but with friends, im having so much fun.
I’ve been playing Ghost Recon: Wildlands on PC lately. Managed to put in 143 hours on it so far and finished it once, playing it over again. I’ve played Ubisoft open-world games before and there’s just something about this one that keeps me coming back. Yes, it’s repetitve. Yes, there are issues. Yes, there are better games to play. But it’s just plain fun to play for me.
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For some reason I’ve been toying with the idea of starting to play Elder Scrolls. Most likely just Skyrim but maybe buy all the PC version. Offline, as I’m not a great online player. Is it worth it still? Thought about the switch version but it’s expensive and I’ve heard grumblings about it. Luckily I have a friend who has it so I’m going to borrow it first. But really, is the PC version worth it?
My old roommate played it to death. I never got into it, though.
HumbleBundle has a good deal on Skyrim SE, which includes the three DLCs. I bought it even though I had the original and I love it. I probably play it way too much. 
I’ve added a lot of mods to mine, though. Extra quests, the ability to become a bard and actually perform, and a bunch of environment tweaks. It’s really easy to add mods through Nexus.
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If you play Overwatch, you likely have already seen the animated shorts. For those that haven’t, like me, here’s one of the videos that spliced all 18 of them into one movie, but did it in chronological order. Based on this, I’d watch an Overwatch TV show even if I never played the game.
And one of the voice actors. (Another edit: Blooregarde Q. Kazoo’s voice actor’s in Overwatch?)
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I’m playing Fallout again. I can’t help it. The Call of the Glow is strong.
Anyone got any Rad-X?
Still playing Skyrim SE but I’m up to 147 mods for it, which really has made it a different game in some ways.
Ah, I see you have somehow installed infinite RAM, wherever did you buy it? 
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Took a break from Wildlands and started playing The Division. Part of me was dreading that it would basically be Borderlands all over again (memories of tediously grinding gear in Borderlands 2 are still fresh), but I was glad to see that it wasn’t. It’s definitely a looter shooter, but much slower paced and a tad more tactical with a better loot table, likely due to how old the game is now. Just made it to World Tier 2 last night and I’m still enjoying it.
I played Wing Commander for about 2 minutes until I figured that I couldn’t easily find a way to dial back the speed of the mouse movement. It was basically unplayable because I couldn’t control my movements.
Memories were kindled on seeing the first few screens, but I don’t really need it.
Ah, well.
Well, I’m hooked on Skyrim. Playing in the Switch and I can’t stop. I should go to bed soon but I need to finish this quest… 
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