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| Knights of the Old Republic
It's winter break, and I'm poor as fuck, so what else is there to do than sit inside many days playing old video games. | | 1 |  | John Williams
Star Wars OST
Knights of the Old Republic has always been one of my all time favorite games, I remember buying it off of ebay in the 9th grade and falling in love with it. It's been years since I last played the game, and after a visit home I had an intense urge to play it over again. | | 2 |  | Death Grips
The Powers That B - Part II: Jenny Death
Luckily enough I at some point purchased KOTOR off of steam at some point, which made things much easier. Unfortunately though my game was plagued with glitches, mostly graphics. Most of these were resolved when I turned off grass in the game, but there was additional problems with my character not moving at all, and the occasional failure to load the picture which required me to completely restart my laptop to reload. | | 3 |  | Shana Cleveland
Night of the Worm Moon
Other than that, this game was almost as good as I remember it. It's very much an old computer game, but I still found myself immersed in the world and the story, and found myself liking characters that I didn't care much for in the past. I found myself caring a whole lot more for Mission, Jolee, and Zaalbar even if he was kind of a moody bitch. I unfortunately cannot say the same about Juhani, who I may feel some sympathy for, but I still fail to connect to her character as much as Bastilla, Jolee, and Mission. I was unable to complete HK's quest as my repair was not high enough, which is a bummer, and I also somehow failed to finish Canderous' quest as well-- one of two quests uncompleted in any way, the other being Mandalorian Raiders on the Unknown planet. And then there's Carth Onasi. I'm unsure if Carth was written to be almost completely intolerable. I can't remember a character in a game I love that I loathed nearly as much as any time that I had to hear Carth speak. | | 4 |  | Against Me!
Crime as Forgiven By
On a whole the game seemed a lot more simple than I remember. I thought back to it as this massive, complex, quest filled adventure. On my return the game felt a lot more linear than I remember, planets were more bare and could be completed rather quickly. Kashyyyk felt almost unfinished, I remember almost nothing noteworthy or really truly memorable about that questline. Korriban, my favorite planet in the past, also felt surprisingly barebones. I think I may have even finished Korriban the fastest and with the least amount of effort. Tatooine did hold up rather decently though, but Manaan was the planet that proved to be the most memorable. Despite some just... awful navigation issues, Manaan proved to be the most complex, interesting, and immersive section of the entire game. I spent hours exploring and talking to everyone I could--It's largely how I remembered the whole game being. | | 5 |  | Fugazi
Repeater
All in all, I still love this game. I can forgive the issues I had with the game, because the story alone makes it my favorite subject in the entire Star Wars canon. That alone forgives the PC-jank I experienced throughout the game. The game was smaller, easier, and more straight forward than I remember, but I'm happy that I got to re-experience it for the first time since high school. | | 6 |  | Dangers
Anger
And then I tried to play KOTOR II. Because I also remember being in love with this game. Unfortunately my horribly out of date laptop seems to be struggling to run this 2004 game. Any time it came to combat the game would freeze and lag to an unplayable pace. This was irritating but I still managed to get to the Ebon Hawk at the end of Peragus... and then the sith troopers storm and the game becomes unplayable. So the only section I got to play of this game was arguable the worst section in either of these two games. Sucks to suck. | | 7 |  | Portrayal of Guilt
Suffering is a Gift
I revisited a handful of other games, including an inexplicable return to Game Dev Tycoon. I spent one night playing this game, and by one night I mean a solid 8 hours of playing this. I do not know why, but there was something addicting about it. | | 8 |  | Bullets And Octane
Bullets And Octane
I also revisited Smackdown vs. Raw 2007, and after promptly getting my ass kicked by the AI because I forgot how to play, I spent an upsetting amount of time playing the absolutely stellar General Manager mode. This mode is so fucking fun and I would 100% purchase a new wrestling game that had and updated version of this. | | 9 |  | Purple Mountains
Purple Mountains
I got playstation plus once again and immediately started to play Civilization Revolution again, before realizing this was a horrible mistake and canceled PS+ shortly after. I get way too addicted to that game. This summer I managed to win on Diety difficulty as every single civilization, yet I still can't help but start new game after new game. It's a terrible waste of time that I can't help but play | | 10 |  | Iron Maiden
Killers
And I even came back to a game that I could never really get into,Magic the Gathering. I found my old deck that I had from when I got into the game a few years back. It was only a month or two, but the girl I was talking to did tournaments and I eventually spend well over a hundred dollars in that time span trying to match her deck, that never happened. Anyway, that sparked enough interest in Arena, which I downloaded three days ago. The addiction is strong, as I became obsessed with making my deck more powerful and win as much as I could. But on the border of gold tier the game stopped giving me experience points and new cards, so that interest is fading once again. I think I overplayed it a bit. | | 11 |  | Bomb the Music Industry!
Goodbye Cool World!
Anyway those are the games I've been playing in the past month. I don't play video games very often, so this revisit to some old classics was refreshing, but I cannot help but feel I spent way more time than I ever should have on some of these.
Anyway yeah cool stuff. | |
TheBarber
01.14.20 | Loved KOTOR 1 for forever and maybe 8 years later I played the sequel and it stayed with me even more. The writing on it just hits to the heart and I remember being deliciously depressed at completion. Things just don't always plan out the way you want it and retrieving some of the player's power fantasy by being unable to predict or understand its core character (youknowwho) is magical when I think back about it.
Atm playing the hell out of Sunless Skies, another fantastic sequel. At first I was like "yeah this has none of the magic in Sunless Sea" and then before I even knew it a whole terrifying mythology starting appearing between the two. FailBetter Games deserves some more credit as original storytellers imo | Demon of the Fall
01.14.20 | Without doubt the original is one of the greatest games of all time (the 2nd isn't too shabby either) and I say that as someone who's only casually watched the films. | BookoftheFallen
01.14.20 | Kotor is the best star wars thing. | garas
01.14.20 | KOTOR 2 FTW. I loved that game, never played with the first one tbh. | Minushuman24
01.14.20 | Kotor is best star wars thing. [2]
I've never heard of Sunless Skies, but it sounds amazing, I'll check that out for sure.
KOTOR 2 is an amazing game if memory serves me right, it only makes me want to play it more. I was getting invested in the really eerie tone it creates in the beginning of the game. |
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