Yeah, there were aspects of Bloodlines 2 I really loved and excited me like gliding and scaling buildings and fighting. Felt like an elder vampire. I loved the power. But the quests felt repetitive pretty quickly. :(

I hope you don't mind if I follow you on both spaces. I know I'm not the same person I was in my youth, though also kinda the same, it's weird. I've changed as we all do as we age. It's totally cool to tell me to go back from whence I came. I would not take offense. ;)

Gonna be real. Still haven't beaten this game yet. I keep forgetting to play it. It's not necessarily boring, it's just not the most exciting either. I'm much more invested in Dispatch.

They are! The are a bit of a texture toy as well as a fidget one, it moves around like a snake so when I'm having an extra anxious day, I'll take one out with me. It eases my anxiety on the days it's acting up, much like any fidget toy, except way cooler.

I've been seeing you post about this Tera Classic and it has me so curious! I miss Tera myself.

Other than collecting 3d printed fidget snakes, not much is new in my life. I live a pretty quiet, boring, avoid raising my blood pressure kind of life.

I am hoping you will avoid much of this by having an older community. I was 24 when I started my community, 35 when I left it. So I had a lot of teens and 20 year olds in mine. All the drama.

I had several hundred active members in mine in the past at any given time and it was too hard for me to manage by myself. The drama between them, the in-fighting, policing words, the political and social divide bleeds everyone. I am a lone wolf today. I avoid people today. My community killed me.

I think the bigger a person is, the less time they have to deal with their community. This is why I always refrain from joining large communities. It's impossible to avoid. It inevitably gets overwhelming at some point. Size matters.

I can see where it can be abused but I think it's inherently harmless for most people. I enjoy playing with it. The left is a Faekat I actually created years ago, the right is a Faekat I made with AI. I have arthritis now, draw much less. So it's nice creating with a tool. That's where I land.

Even when I ran into this mofo, I couldn't take him seriously because it felt like I could pick him up and throw him. Rawr, I am woman. Really looking forward to this game.

I tried all three but Sellsword was my favorite. Something about playing a beastly woman bigger than half the men that scratched that berserker itch in me.

While is is an mmo, the community hubs were holdings such as cities or keeps like Winterfell. For much of my 26 hours, it was a solo experience, which I enjoyed as an introvert. But you definitely need a party for dungeons. The classes are Sellsword, Knight and Assassin.

It takes place shortly after the Red Wedding. Tommen is king, the Boltons hold Winterfell, Roose Bolton is warden of the North, the reward for betraying the Starks at the Red Wedding. So it jumps right into the middle of it all. Open world Westeros.

Yeah, that's the only reason I didn't buy it. The price is a lot for a game I've already played and beaten before.

This was my favorite RPG in the 90's. While everyone was into Final Fantasy, I was so big into Suikoden 1 and 2. They were fantastic games. I've been thinking about picking up the remasters.