Reached Rathalos in Monster Hunter Wilds. The most aggressive monster yet! I was playing with a friend and It was almost dead, but then had an issue with my connection and I dropped. Will have to fight it again. Would be fun to take him on alone, but will probably be a tough fight.
Also, does anyone else thinks that the fighting skills in Monster Hunter helps your fighting skills in soulslike? All that dodge rolls, learning the pattern, then attacking when there's an opening. They aren't exactly the same, but feel similar to me.
Reached a point in Final Fantasy XII - The Zodiac Age where it feels like I must be nearing the end, but when I was looking at the guides for jobs, people had divided the game in early game, mid game and late game, and I haven't reached the point which the defined as the start of late game, so I probably have atleast 1/3rd of the game left.
At this point my gambits are pretty well defined and normal enemies don't give much of a problem. My character do die some times, but they get revived automatically by the other characters. Things can get dicey sometimes, but overall I am just moving around and letting the characters handle the fight without any input from me.
Reached the next part of the map in Grand Theft Auto IV, and unlocked the next safehouse. Still have a major part of map unexplored so I am probably still somewhere in the start.
Failed couple of missions, and once you do you have to wait a little while before the marker appears again, then you have to go and start the mission from start. There is no quick "retry" or "restart mission" option. That's my major issue with these older games. I have become used to the modern quality of life features.
Still playing just couple of missions a day (or whenever I play) before moving on to another game. So this will probably take some time.
No Fire Emblem Three Houses this week.
What about all of you? What have you been playing and/or plan to play?
Fallout 2 is one of my all-time favourite game but I played ATOM RPG a little while ago and didn't like some of the things, so not sure if I'll enjoy Wastelands 2.
Have you played ATOM RPG?
I don't think I've ever heard of ATOM RPG.
I was a little frustrated with learning the controls at first, and couple that with the fact that the ENTIRE premise around the first quest is "You can't have it all.", and I wasn't too sure if I was going to stick with it.
If you go into Wasteland 2 thinking you're going to do everything right, you're going to have a bad time. The game punishes you for mashing the "action" button on things without paying attention to what you're doing.
Once I understood that you just have to accept some losses here and there for the game to continue, it's Ben a lot of fun. They lean heavily into pop culture references and jokes like they did on Fallout 2.
Thanks for the info.
Also, take a look at ATOM RPG, it's a similar game, indie though.