Utterly Mad

I had a lot of fun with Dishonored in my pacifist undetected run. 

It's too bad actual nonlethal options were so limited in the game.  Spent everything improving Blink and that was it.  All the more interesting toys are lethal. 

I had a lot of fun with Dishonored in my pacifist undetected run. 

It's too bad actual nonlethal options were so limited in the game.  Spent everything improving Blink and that was it.  All the more interesting toys are lethal.

Yeah I do have to agree, I always went the nonlethal route in the game and it kinda got monotonous after a while. I mean you either just outright avoid the enemy (BEST OPTION) or you just run through chocking and darting everyone.

I mean Metal Gear Solid wasn't much better in terms of nonlethal, since the most effective way was MK2+Headshot=CQC, but you kinda had more toys to work with like the Playboys, masks, and in 4 you had the emotion magazines which were pretty fun.


But I personally feel that it makes sense in Dishonored's context. The whole game is a test of temptation, will you use your powers to avoid combat and use them as a humble helper of people, or will you use your powers to gain power, feeding into what the Outsider expects you to do. But that's also kinda the problem with Dishonored 2, from what the trailer shows, it goes the High Chaos bad ending route. Where Emily becomes an assassin with Corvo, with the Outsider playing them both. But they could also allow you to chose if you were a low chaos or high chaos Corvo much like it was in Knife of Dunwall.

Since I have gotten a better computer I have been playing a lot of my games.
Right now I am playing the Red Orchestra 2 multiplayer. I swear I never see any rounds that don't have realism. Also that a majority of the servers that actually has players in it seems to always have a high ping. :v

Red Orchestra 2 is an exceptionally well-made game.  Definitely not for everyone, as it has that special brand of realism that makes it, say, unpalatable for the mainstream.  But Tripwire Interactive knows their gun **** without a doubt.  Never played a game by them with guns that weren't fun to shoot. 

Still waiting for more updates to Killing Floor 2 before getting in deep with that game.

That and you have all the PTSD inducing death sounds. I didn't even know you could go blind in that game if you got shot, imagine my surprise when I get hit with a stray bullet and next thing I know I'm trying to figure out what the hell happened...

But then again I have only played RO2 on my laptop, so my graphics card might've shat itself. I'll have to play sometime and see if its true.

Okay, Steam sale got me again...
Got the Metro Redux bundle and This War of Mine for around $20 so whilst quite happy with the purchases it's still kind of like 'dam you steam sale!'

Same here I've been playing virtual arms dealer on TF2 and managed to get the original Bioshock. Its shocking how well its aged.

I recently managed to get my War Thunder launcher working again.

Considerable progress has been made upgrading the British line of aircraft, but little luck has been had with the US tech line, between getting the crap blasted out of me by MiGs, LaGGs, Yaks, and pretty much every other Soviet aircraft in existence, and on account of the American planes' (rather) poor dogfighting capabilities.

Zombiu, the Wii U title, is getting a PC release? I'mma be skeptical on this one.