Ketram

I find that FF16 (which might now be my favorite FF just for the moments and music) is a game of very high highs and very low lows, scored with an insanely incredible soundtrack that keeps me listening and remembering all the best moments over and over again.

I find looking back on those moments as so much fun really helps me overlook the plethora of issues the game has, the relatively boring exploration and side quests, the lack of party members etc. Those are all damning for many people but I find the game strangely refreshing, and I found the combat simple but enjoyable. I honestly think the story is serviceable, but Ben Starr really brings incredible life to Clive, better than the character deserved honestly.

All in all, I'll never forget FF16. so for that reason alone it is one of my favorite FF games.

Looks good! I might try my hand at brewing soon (total noob) but if I get some good pics then I will make sure to share as well :)

His younger years up until ~2007 are covered in "If Chins Could Kill: Confessions of a B-Movie Actor" and from 2007 to 2016(at least, I haven't finished it yet) is covered in "Hail to the Chin: Further Confessions of a B-Movie Actor".

Edited it because the name of the second book was wrong. Sorry. Should be correct now!

Off Topic but I was listening to the Bruce Campbell audiobook(s) and he mentioned this movie and the the hilarious amount of set-building they did for it in his own backyard. Pretty fascinating listen overall and I highly recommend it.

Insulting to all the beautiful bearded dragons out there!

Interesting, I'll have to give it another try soon then. Thank you!

For me Disco Elysium is definitely my favorite of all time if we count it.

If we don't for some reason, then Hi-Fi Rush is an absolute joy of a game and I've loved every second of it. Very obviously a labor of love and far more gamified than Disco Elysium.

I think the only thing stopping me from gaming 100% on bazzite is Helldivers 2 anti-cheat (so fucking tired of these rootkits) isn't Linux compatible last time I checked.I hope that shit changes soon, because I can't wait to fully remove windows off my extra hard drive.

Probably not as good as walking/running...but the elliptical at a gym could really do the trick with very little knee pressure.

I ran a lot when I was younger; had to stop because of a knee injury, too. It never stops sucking but hopefully you can find something better on your knees that still helps you.

The fact that running reduced your symptoms is absolutely awesome, it's never been as effective for me. It's proof that you CAN beat this, that things can change. That is the ULTIMATE win. You've got this!

Owlcat in general, despite their buggy releases, make absolutely ambitious and exciting games that are terrifically well written. Wrath of the Righteous is my favorite CRPG out there, and Rogue Trader is close to that as well.

Not OP, but I also just finished the game. I had a lot of fun, IMO it's a solid 8/10. It's not the greatest RPG but it's got decent writing, fun choices and mostly interesting characters. The exploration is fun, but with the way gearing and loot works it gets stale (luckily for me, that only happened near the end of the game).

Hope the game does well cause it's probably the most "finished' an obsidian game has ever been.

What are the protests about?