I vote for Dwarf Fortress. This is up for a vote, right?
Game Pass now asks you what folder you want your games in. I think you can just choose your Steam folder.Xbox games on Win 10 are installed in virtual drives so that could be one reason they in a different location.
Other thing is I don't think you can install non steam games in its directories. I guess you could but it would get confusing, especially as Steam games can be reused on new installs, the Xbox ones can't.
I have Steam & Microsoft games in 2 different locations... most people would.
Not sure win 11 uses the virtual drives method. Never noticed one show up... I would need to play a game I guess for it to make it? hmm One day.
I didn’t do a whole lot of research but it seems most of the first person mods require you to downgrade, which you can using the guide but the basic version of the instructions don’t require it. However I found this cheat mod Liberty Trainer that has a first person mode that’s fairly well done. It requires a few more steps like downloading ScriptHookIV but it’s all quick and simple. You may want to run the game first after completing the guide before installing the trainer just to be safe.
it probably lets you put it in almost any folder. Whether its a smart idea due to re usability is another question.
I agree, as good as the show is, the game is the best way to experience it. If you're a gamer, at least.
. I was bummed when he stopped posting his stories, but I still visit every so often when I feel like a good laugh. It was actually published, too! I happened upon it at Barnes & Noble some years ago, shortly after he stopped posting, which I'm sure is why he stopped being that there is more content in the book and obviously copyright (and I'm sure he'd rather people give him money). I do want to pick it up. It'd make a perfect coffee table book.
I'd wager money, the emails guy got the idea from reading the letters from a nut dude, which a lot of people speculated was written by Jerry Seinfeld. I'll check out the emails book for sure.I thought that would be right up your alley
Edit: I tried posting a link a few times, but looks like the site filter keeps picking it up and removing it as the URL contains profanity. If you're interested you can find it on Amazon as Emails from an A**hole: Real People Being Stupid by John Lindsay.
Thanks for the link. That sounds vaguely familiar. I'm always in for a laugh, and I added it to my Christmas list.
I vote for Dwarf Fortress. This is up for a vote, right?
Been playing Gloomhaven a bit to try and get a feel for some other characters. The real life campaign Ive been playing with a couple of friends is quite far in, onto my second character. There are a lot of moving parts in that game and it quite often makes me feel stupid when I forget rules and mechanics so it makes me want to play more. The rules of the base version on Epic seem to be slightly different, but quite likely its just confusing me in a lot of ways.
Its a turn based tactical card RPG game, where you go dungeon diving in a campaign set around the town of Gloomhaven. You start with a set of around 10 cards depending on character and you have to choose 2 abilities to use each turn after which they are discarded. The cards are either ranged or melee attacks, moves, buff or debuff. Each card has a top and bottom ability and you can only use one from the top and one from the bottom of the set you choose each turn. Each card also has an initiative number which dictates turn order and you are blind to what the enemy and your team are doing each round before choosing. When the cards are used they are discarded. Once you have discarded all your cards you have to rest at which point you lose 1 card permanently for that run and get the others back, once your down to 1 card you are exhausted and out of the scenario. The strongest abilities are one time use per run only and for my current character depend a lot on having certain 'elements' on the board which you have to generate with other abilities the previous turn. Theres more, like limited use items you can buy from a shop that block damage or enhance abilities, but basically a lot of variables and rng to consider as well as synergies between abilities of your own and the other players.
If it sounds like a lot, it is for me at least. My friends seem to have more of a handle on it but they have played a campaign before and are also smarter than me
I have an Elementalist at level 4 now in the board game, and I started out as a Savvas Cragheart but completed my world goal of killing a demon of each element and retired it.
I havent seen Romulus yet but it will turn up somewhere soon and Ill check it out.
We were playing kind of monthly but now we all have a bit more time its gone to weekly. I have no idea what exactly is happening in the story apart from we are generally trying to be the good guys. Was feeling quite dumb after I picked up the Elementalist for a couple sessions but Ive worked out some strategies that seem OK. Good that I played Cragheart to start with as it was a really good intro into using elements and had a little of everything. I managed to complete the career goal a bit too quickly though and only made it to level 3 before retirement.
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