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Right now I'm playing Octopath traveller on the switch, as I'm away from home for work.
At home I'm playing AC
dyssey, F12018 on PC (steam) and RDR2 on ps4 pro
At home I'm playing AC
I don't plan on buying the Reignited Trilogy until probably sometime next year though.Playing it first and then I am going to play the 1st and 2nd after. Sure I may be playing it a bit out of sequence, but Year of the Dragon is the one I grew up with and it's the one I know best whereas I have barely played the first and none of the 2nd. I am playing the 3rd first ultimately as a refresher to remind myself why I like Spyro so much and why I keep coming back to it after all these years, that way I can appreciate the previous two more since they're going to be new to me. All this in preparation for the remaster coming later this year.
I've started playing Battlefield 1 since it was part of the XBox Gold downloads (one of the few I've downloaded in the last few months). I did the tank and plane campaigns then decided to try a multiplayer. I was very confused and died a lot. I don't think I killed anyone, but my team won despite my terribleness.
Make sure to collect some mods for Automation, too! It can export mod cars to BeamNG as well.I added two games to my collection on Steam: Automation: The Car Tycoon Game and BeamNG.drive. Here are some early thoughts to maybe sway interest to those who may want to pick these two games up...
For one thing, "Automation" is a very intriguing game. Anyone can build and design a car; Automation actually makes you think about as many intricate elements as possible. I like to think of Automation more like SimCity for cars. You're not trying to adjust taxes or fight crime in Automation, but you are thinking about things like the chassis, engine, and things like that. You can take on certain automotive challenges or come up with your own sandbox style car. On YouTube, I seen several videos of different challenges building some insane vehicles. Unfortunately in my first play, I was working in the Sandbox, when the game crashed. So I had to move on.
"BeamNG.drive" was surely an intensive game to play on my PC. I had to acknowledge things I don't have for my PC, such as not having at least 8 GB of RAM (recommended; 4 GB is minimum according to Steam). I even went VERY low- playing at 640x480 and toning down as many visual settings as possible. It all still eventually worked. I don't think I will be wanting a refund for this game not working on my PC. I wanted a refund after I was unimpressed with rFactor 2, but I think I will be keeping BeamNG Drive and instead will work to try to have as many interesting experiences as possible. With the performance specifications, I like how eloquently the game shown off the different performance aspects to my PC.
Together, my motivation to get both of these games was not because they were on sale on Steam, but because of the possibility of building your own car in "Automation" and thenwreck the daylights out of, uh, drive them in "BeamNG Drive." That is something I kind of hope to accomplish with this 1-2 punch. It should be great fun nonetheless!
Both Automation and BeamNG Drive are currently Early Release and/or Alpha builds as of the time of this post. Definitely, though, pick these two up if you love cars.
429 AC in Westeros in my current CK2 game.
The Iron Throne as of 455 AC:
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I will buy RD2. Now searching for the best price. Any cheap online shops? I know just G2a but I heard bad things about them. Amazon and Ebay are quite expensive. Any more?