What game are you currently playing?

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Originally Posted by dutchraptor

Ya those dogs were a right pain in the ass, I found out how to kill them when I was stuck on a little platform I just started throwing shit at them.
Did you know it's possible to kill the infected human guys too? I did it but it took almost 40 mins of continues hitting and a shit load of reorganizing objects in the room :P
The ending of black plague is really good but I felt so empty inside, the story is phenomenal when you're immersed. It took me while to understand the story at the end but I think you will see that for yourself :)

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No, I didn't know that, so thanks... So far it hasn't been so bad, they disappear after a while, except for one that you have to trap in a room. But the dogs, I tried throwing stuff at them so many times, while on a platform as well, and finally decided they couldn't be killed. Then I read somewhere that they could be, and I must have thrown stuff at them one too few times. I've just run into some empty dog kennels in Black Plague and hear barking, so I'm guessing those dogs will be back soon. :panic:

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(I don't know why I'm going on about this for so long :/)

I just played it again for like 4 hours tonight. There was one idea I liked. The character just wants to get out to the non-terrifying surface world throughout the game. But once he gets there, it's so dangerously cold he needs to get back. When he re-enters that place he was trying to escape there's a sense of safety because he's no longer going to freeze to death. Plus, he has that thing occupying his head, so he needs to find a cure and stay there. He isn't just trying to escape, he has to figure it out.

Spoiler for mini-rant:

While on the snowy surface, I spent about 30 minutes trying to figure out how to get back across a bridge that collapsed. The gap was too wide to put planks of wood across it. I won't describe everything I tried, but I ended up moving a huge crate to the edge of the cliff, piling a couple boxes on top of it and run-jumping across and making it (after numerous failures in which the boxes fell off the cliff, or I didn't pile them high enough so I fell off the cliff). And it was all difficult since the boxes weren't moving easily, and you have to go back inside a hut every 20 seconds or so before he freezes to death. I thought there was no way this is how it's supposed to be done, since you could just push all the boxes off the cliff and then you'd be screwed. So just now I looked up the real solution on youtube, and apparently there was a ledge to the side you could walk across. I wonder if anyone else has ever done it the way I did it.

ahahaha I did the exact same thing with the boxes :P

Someone in my head told me yesterday "Go play videogame".

So I did. MGS Sons of Liberty.

The only game i have been playing lately would be League of Legends, the game itself is great it's just the community that brings it down so much.
Don't play it without friends or you will definetely not enjoy it.

I've been playing Final Fantasy VII again. The reason for this is my friend was at mine and I was like "I need to play Red Dead Redemption" so I played at and was just like "eeehhhh, I don't feel like this, I've already finished it before and I don't like the mexico part" so I went to FFVII and was like "Oh no! I forgot it's one of those old Japanese games with the circle and x buttons reversed!" and then I went to FFVIII and was like "I can do this, I need a game that plays like FFVII, I love that circle button" so now I'm doing a playthrough of FFVII!

I keep watching starcraft 2 tournament VODs at least 1 hour per day, and I'm starting to feel the urge of playing the game again :P It's such a great game in terms of longevity, since it's complexity and learning curve is so big that you can spend a year playing and still have a lot to improve.

Oh, and of course, watching MVP/Stephano/Life playing....pure inspiration.

Been making AAR on AI War: Fleet Command, yeah i am still playing it, it's pretty awesome and new expansion adds even more stuffs. :)
Also some games of Worms: Armageddon with a friend, fun stuff!

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I've been playing Final Fantasy VII again. The reason for this is my friend was at mine and I was like "I need to play Red Dead Redemption" so I played at and was just like "eeehhhh, I don't feel like this, I've already finished it before and I don't like the mexico part" so I went to FFVII and was like "Oh no! I forgot it's one of those old Japanese games with the circle and x buttons reversed!" and then I went to FFVIII and was like "I can do this, I need a game that plays like FFVII, I love that circle button" so now I'm doing a playthrough of FFVII!

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Nice! I playthrough FFVII at least 2 or 3 times a year.

I stayed up till 5:21am playing minecraft. Then I had dreams about getting blown up by creepers.

Ya minecraft does that to a person. I just got the 1.6 update and playing survival has become really fun again.

Since it's free on XBLA, I downloaded Defense Grid. It's fun, if not challenging.

UFC Undisputed 3.

I'm trying to master it the way I did UFC Unidsputed 2010 (I was an absolute BEAST at that game).

Been having some fun with Solid State Survivor, pretty interesting shmup. :P

Currently I'm playing The Last Of Us..... Again.

Just started playing Rift again since it's free now but finding it kind of boring probably because I've played it so much in the past :/

Downloading Magic 2014 at the moment which was only $9.95 on Steam :D

Anyone played Dark? I might give it a go but want to know if it's worth it first.

Postal 2 AWP, Postal 2 Multiplayer (Both of these are violent, your discretion is advised if you see a video of someone peeing on a zombie in this game) Portal 2 COOP and Singleplayer, Far Cry 3, TF2, and much more.

I've been playing through Dishonored, which is pretty sweet. It reminds me a lot of the novel The Lies of Locke Lamora, with the rogue protagonist and the setting drawing on the Italian city-states. I've also been playing a bit of the Game of Thrones mod for Civ 5.

Borderlands 2 now, pretty much just started, on level 17.
(still l4d2 occasionally like once a week)

I'm playing Final Fantasy 6 again and every once and a while Ill pick up Skyrim or Minecraft for an hour. I've also been playing Dungeons and Dragons with my friends but we never finish a game because we get so drunk and stoned that the DM eventually just says something along the lines of "and as they ventured through the treacherous swamp of sadness they found a giant erect pen- ahh fuck this, lets do something else" and we all abruptly stop :'/

Well I've played Portal 2.... but I am not going to play anymore....I wasn't playing games for 6 months... and now I am not going to play anymore because it's just a waste of time

I just started playing Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn but haven't been able to get much gameplay out of it this week because of how many people are playing and my college classes combined. It is fun so far, I just haven't really got time to play it a whole lot.

Fallout 3 GOTY edition, though I've been considering starting up a new game of Fallout New Vegas.

My Xbox 360 refuses to read discs, which severely limits my options. However, Minecraft 360 was recently updated and I'm in the World of Tanks 360 beta, so I've been playing those. I also recently downloaded Dead Rising 2. And I've just started a new game on Pokémon LeafGreen with the canon names Red (me) and Blue (rival).

I finally got a game controller for my PC, but I've mainly only been using it for Netflix and web browsing, and just playing around with profiles in Xpadder. I picked up both Darksiders games from a Steam sale and I've been playing through the first one off and on, but it's a 6 or 7 out of ten--basically fun, but not compelling.

I read in GI a long time ago, that DarkSiders was sorta like the Zelda series. Any truth to that comparison?