It seems I can finally play some games without losing interest immediately. Depression sucks.
I’m playing Signalis and I think I’m quite advanced,
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I’m Nowhere (literally what the game calls that area) and running out of things to do in the area. Not sure whether I missed something or the game just doesn’t want you to have a map of the place, but it’s a bit annoying having to run around without it. Fortunately my memory is still good enough. I have more than 30 revolver bullets plus some rifle ammo and a few grenades for a grenade launcher I still haven’t found. I’m running out of healing objects though.
Also playing Divinity: Original Sin at times.
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I think I’m level 4 and close to solving the murder case.
The combat is fun and I can see the base upon which Baldur’s Gate 3’s was built.
Alright, looks like it’s my turn to be “that guy”, but as a certified, heavily medicated sad boi, I really can’t recommend Souls games enough. They’re tough, but they got me to redefine what success and personal improvement could look like and was slowly able to apply that to other facets of my life.
I finished a Dark Souls 1 playthrough a long time ago, but every other time I’ve tried to get into a Dark Souls or souls-like game I haven’t been able. I guess I was in a special mood back then.
I am near the end of Signalis (I think, based on how long to beat data) and was also stuck in the nowhere map for way longer than I should’ve. I ran around everywhere looking for the last hexagonal stone for the door and finally had to look up what I missed. I’m not sure how to do spoilers but it ended up being completely obvious what I was overlooking. There was a puzzle that needed some rearranging but I thought I was still missing a piece.
It seems I can finally play some games without losing interest immediately. Depression sucks.
I’m playing Signalis and I think I’m quite advanced,
spoiler
I’m Nowhere (literally what the game calls that area) and running out of things to do in the area. Not sure whether I missed something or the game just doesn’t want you to have a map of the place, but it’s a bit annoying having to run around without it. Fortunately my memory is still good enough. I have more than 30 revolver bullets plus some rifle ammo and a few grenades for a grenade launcher I still haven’t found. I’m running out of healing objects though.
Also playing Divinity: Original Sin at times.
spoiler
I think I’m level 4 and close to solving the murder case.
The combat is fun and I can see the base upon which Baldur’s Gate 3’s was built.
I also like the sense of humour.
Alright, looks like it’s my turn to be “that guy”, but as a certified, heavily medicated sad boi, I really can’t recommend Souls games enough. They’re tough, but they got me to redefine what success and personal improvement could look like and was slowly able to apply that to other facets of my life.
I finished a Dark Souls 1 playthrough a long time ago, but every other time I’ve tried to get into a Dark Souls or souls-like game I haven’t been able. I guess I was in a special mood back then.
I am near the end of Signalis (I think, based on how long to beat data) and was also stuck in the nowhere map for way longer than I should’ve. I ran around everywhere looking for the last hexagonal stone for the door and finally had to look up what I missed. I’m not sure how to do spoilers but it ended up being completely obvious what I was overlooking. There was a puzzle that needed some rearranging but I thought I was still missing a piece.
I don’t think I’m stuck yet, although I haven’t found
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where to put the hexagonal stones.
The hand is wearing 2 rings and I know where there is another, I think I need 4 if I understood the nearby text correctly.