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Woo, we're back!

I knew you would come!

Hello Lurkers and other fine people.

Apologies! LM was down for quite some time. There was a power failure that messed up the server and finding time to repair was a challenge lately. But everything is back up and running.

Yeah, I play three times a week. Mon, Wed, Sat.

Damn, wish I could do that. Haha

I wait on everything. I plan to try out Hogwarts Legacy eventually, no clue how long I'll wait. I almost never pre-ordered anything back in the day and when I did it meant I /really/ gave a damn about that game in particular, because even then a lot of games I was excited about I waited for. AC Black Flag was one such game, never disappointed me. Diablo 3 was another, that one was a major let-down for me.

It's on the list to re-play though, I got all the dlc stuff for it when I bought it bundled with D2 Resurrection, so eventually I'll get to it. Gotta give Path of Exile a reboot too after several years MIA. I just don't have the time to actively play anything MMO adjacent.

BG3 is on the list too, I'll get it on a good sale and re-play 1 and 2 which I already own but never played the EE. Played the originals decades ago ofc.

I'm still waiting on AC Valhalla, should play that soon when a good deal pops up. (at first I was waiting for it to even be on Steam, preferred platform) And Mirage is on the way yet if I recall. I never pass up an AC even if it's a couple years down the line.

Gotta replay the Mass Effects too, I beat the shit out of 1-3 back in the day on 360, but I own them on PC now and Andromeda which I've yet to play as well.

Too many games, too little time. D&D is always priority too, got a sesh today/tomorrow. Too bad none of us live closer. I'd be happy to have you guys rollin dice at my table.

I actually finally bought and played NWN2 and it's main campaigns back in... shit I have to look on GoG Galaxy... 2019. It was pretty good actually, I enjoyed it. I honestly didn't expect it to be as buggy as it was because I figured everything would be resolved by that time, but it was still pretty buggy. Playable though. Worth the play through.

It was definitely missing the magic of the first game for sure. But I still really enjoyed the campaigns and SoZ was interesting and fun as well. I feel like the Acquisitions Incorporated supplement for 5e probably shares some things in common with that one.

I tried downloading some modules that people made, and found some recognizable names from NWN 1. I got so far into one module before I had to quit, it got too buggy and unplayable. I don't put the fault with the creator either, I'm sure it has a lot to do with NWN2 still being buggy at it's core. At least the campaigns are playable though.