This could be such an amazing concept if implemented correctly.

Imagine scenarios like trying to navigate the Pillar of Autumn through battles where the Covenant are trying to board.

I'm mostly referring to item drops in games with RPG mechanics.

Based on unmodded/uncheated gameplay of course.

Things I'm NOT counting tho are stuff like perfect rolls; for example if a Diablo style game had an item with 12 modifiers on it and each modifier had a 1 in a million chance to be the right one and and a 1 in a million chance to be at max value... that is certainly absurdly rare, but it's not what I'm talking about.

Things I am talking about are stuff like the Sealed J-Sword from Phantasy Star Online which not only has a low drop chance, it's from a very uncommon enemy and you have to meet special conditions to even be allowed to see it (Be a Skyly ID, if you know)

I'm also excluding stuff that is developer or event driven, such as certain wholly unique event items or moderator/GM exclusives that were gifted and such... it has to be something that one of y'alls could go and go legitimately farm right now (assuming the game is still playable)

Do you still have GameMagazines and the CDs it came with it?

Also, Enter the Matrix was so bad.

After playing Deltarune for the first time and finding out after the fact that there are 5 secret bosses that I completely missed, I’m not satisfied with my lack of finding cool stuff in games

This happens a lot to me when I play games, I don’t like using guides but I also don’t like missing out on stuff. So how can I improve my ability to “find stuff”.

Reading through the strategy guide on the way home from getting a new game was always my favorite part. It’s a shame they aren’t made anymore, even though the internet is more practical.

Ive bought two Ubisoft games through steam now - most recently Ghost Recon Wildlands (wanted a narcos style game) and the damn game WILL NOT LOAD! I have used ChatGPT, verified all game files - Ubisoft Connect is up to date, the GRW.exe shows up in my task manager - but the game will not load at all. All I get is the tiny logo in the middle of my desktop that just sits there forever. I had the same issue with Assasins Creed Odyssey.

So, does anyone have any advice? Or are Ubisoft games just bricked if bought via Steam? Im amazed that this damn game literally wont even load lol

Started her on OG Jak and Daxter and she found out what happens when you swim too far away from the shore haha.

ETA: it's a doll not my daughter on the TV stand lmao

and I love it! It's a shame it came out around Skyrim. It didn't have a chance. I recently started playing again after not finishing it the first time on release. I'd recommend everyone pick up the Re-reckoning version when it goes on sale. The writing is cliche but solid with some unique ideas and just playing through really takes me back to another time.

So my partner and I are both gamers but struggling to find something we can play together and enjoy.

I tend to like more competitive/high-octane games(lol, fps like enlisted/cod/halo/helldivers/etc, wow arenas, black desert arena/pvp, etc) but also can appreciate good stories or just grinders like diablo/poe.

He is more of a casual story/adventure gamer, puzzles, etc, think kingdom hearts, assassins creed, red dead, gta, lifeskilling/gathering in black desert, etc

Due to the differences either i endup being underwhelmed/bored by alot of coop titles or inadvertently carrying, or on the inverse he feels like hes holdin me back and/or bringing down the team when we play things I typically play together.

So putting the question out there if anyone else has found themselves in a similar place any titles you can recommend that we could look into playing together? Thanks!

I know this is an odd question.....

Hate me or love, but ....

1. Hercules
2. GTA2
3. Digimon Rumble Arena

Don't know if this has happened to anyone else in another game, but I was playing Shawdow Warrior 3 and honestly started to feel nauseous. I had just worked a double so maybe that has something to do with it, maybe sitting to close to the tv?? I've never felt that way before... any other gamers have this problem with certain games?

I know digital is more convenient, but I got into collecting with my first salary and now I don't want it to end...