Recent content by Smellincoffee

I don't know about toxic, but Postal 2 is hilariously non-PC. I rarely play online: the few times I've ventured into GTA V online and RDR2 online have immediately led to people being general dicks, so I'm content to keep replaying single player.

Once The Sims 2 legacy edition was released, I was like a sober man who fell face-first back into the bottle. I don't know why I find it so addictive.

The sale is live now, but their servers may be overwhelmed. I keep getting errors beyond the first page. Unfortunately the item I was most hoping to get only has a 25% discount, so I shall continue to wait....

Ohhhh, I like the looks of this. Thanks!

I don't have a huge wishlist (12 titles, some of which are DLC), but the two lowest are: Nebuchadnezzer. Added because I liked the Impressions city builders when I was younger, and this is inspired by them. However, I've never bought it because I know full well that I will play it a few...

That's a strange thought to me. My computer is my school workhorse, video editor, word processor, music/media player....

Snowcraft, far and away. Essentially a "combat" game about two groups of boys firing snowballs at one another. There was another one that I don't know if it had an official name beyond "Helicopter" a helicopter is moving toward the right at a constant speed, and the player has to manuever...

For 2024, it would've been either Red Dead Redemption II or The Sims 4.

I bought a used Xbox to play RDR1 after getting obsessed with RDR2. Not only did the cd tray crap out within a few weeks, Rockstar then re-released RDR1 on the PS4. At least I was't out much...$60 for the Xbox, $10 for the RDR1 disc.

Decided to give The Sims legacy editions a go, as I played the original from its release until the later 2000s after an upgrade made Sims 2 run perfectly for me. Reddit suggested that the steam editions are more stable than the origins editions. So far I'm really enjoying it: I remember most of...

Anybody picking up Civ 7 in early access? I'm not tempted given the lack of England, but am enjoying watching gameplay videos.

If it's worth my while. Exploring the world was my FAVORITE thing about starting RDR2 -- I'd gone all over the map before getting to chapter 3. If it's just a lot of repeating textures, though, then no.

Replaced my system after eight years after the motherboard or power supply went out (didn't do a lot of troubleshooting because I was planning on a replacement anyway), and picked up Cyberpunk 2077 during the autumn sale so I can finally play it. I avoided any discussion of the plot, etc, so...

Based on the way Civ 7 is being developed, it's going to be Humankind II.:rolleyes:

Finished playing my first year in Fields of Mistria. Quite impressive for an early-access title. It's the best of Stardew Valley made better, and the annoying elements removed.