Recent content by Pifanjr

One thing I've learned so far: this game is a bit more difficult than Skyrim and I wouldn't recommend increasing the difficulty to expert or higher from the start. I was unable to kill anything stronger than a crab without cheesing. Also, stealth might be broken eventually, but just like in...

It's not that I'm playing reluctantly, blowing stuff up is still fun, but I think I'll just do the last two missions next time I play and move on to the next game. EDIT: I finished the game. A tip for the last mission: you can still request vehicles and weapons during the mission. I hadn't...

$10,000 a day is crazy. Our cat needed a multi-hour surgery after being hit by a car that required the hospital to call an expert in Italy for advice during and it only cost us €3000.

I was a bit too optimistic about how close to the end I was. I just counted and there are two dozen outposts/towns left to liberate and that was after spending an hour mostly liberating a bunch of them.

I tried using jets to take out an outpost again. I did a better job of avoiding SAMs this time, they can't really hit me as long as I keep moving. However, hitting small targets or ones that are kind of hidden can be a real pain, so I ended up having to jump out and shoot them on foot anyway. I...

There's a thread for that too: https://forums.pcgamer.com/threads/what-past-game-deserves-a-sequel-that-hasnt-had-one-yet-2024.143715/

The Warlock's main draw is Repelling Blast, which pushes enemies back 10 feet without a save, you just have to hit one attack (and he gets extra attacks at higher levels). He also has quite a few area attacks and control spells that can be really useful. He's typically more useful than Shadowheart.

There is a cannon now that allows you to shoot yourself quite some distance. It's very useful, though if you misjudge your aim or the force it can be really bad. The main problem however is that there is (was?) a glitch where you can launch yourself at insane speeds, instantly getting to the...

In my experience in Fall Guys, there would at most be a handful of somewhat competent players in each match, but it's been a while since I played.

I killed Minthara before she could even talk to me, I didn't even realise she wasn't a random enemy until much later. I've been running with Wyll, Shadowheart and Karlach.

Congratulations! I hope I'll be able to say the same one day. What class did you play as and who did you use in your party?

I decided to grab a jet and fly it over to the main island to see if it was easier to bomb everything from the sky or if I would just be shot down immediately. It worked quite well, since the SAMs aren't that good at homing in, but it only takes two hits for the jet to stop working so I didn't...

A side-effect of holding onto consumables instead of using them is that I also play very slowly and carefully. In a lot of games I could progress a lot quicker if I used consumables and played more aggressively. This isn't really a problem as long as I'm enjoying the game of course, but...

For quite a while I was holding left shift every time I had to walk a short distance in the hopes it would speed me up. Now I do just grapple for anything more than a few steps.

I tried out the Cupiclaw demo today. It's fairly similar to Ballionaire, but it's claw machine themed instead. Each round you get a limited amount of time to grab as much as possible, trying to get enough money to meet a quota. After each round, you can add or upgrade one type of item available...