What are you playing now?

Yeah I am seriously considering that for $30, especially on the shiny new 970 and ultrawide screen.

 

Speaking of, you using Flawless Widescreen at all for that 21:9 ratio? I think I asked last night, but don't remember the answer.

 

Yeah I use that to fix up issues with Ui or to increase compatibility. Haven't tried a lot of games on it yet so haven't needed it to much. Very handy software.

 

That's right, you said you didn't care for how Diablo 3 looks with it. Is that a UI issue or just how the game looks in general at 21:9?

Someone needs to create a quality IPS 21:9 panel with G-sync. If that LG 34UM95 supported G-sync I'd buy it this minute.

 

I purchased this game quite awhile ago but just got around to playing it. Have played about 20 hours now, and must say that this game is highly under rated.

 

is that ego draconis ?
if so i loved that game

 

Apparently

 

It was great !

I nearly finished 2033 Redux, but the game kept crashing in the last chapter, so f*ck it :-/

I finished Sniper Elite 3, it was pretty fun. Great "snack" game.

Now I'm waiting for DA : Inquisition.

 

Spintires.... strangely addictive and very difficult. Also fantastic mud system.

 

Spintires is -66% on Steam today so I went ahead and bought it.

 

Don't buy any Steam games you're not going to play within three weeks. They should be the same price in the Christmas sale, and with Steam Summer/Christmas events every $10 spend traditionally gets you something (e.g. a trading card), making it slightly cheaper.

Van Helsing was getting some love earlier in this thread (and some like from me) so I picked up Van Helsing II from Gamersgate for ~$4.50 using code GAMERSGATE-TURKEY (a code that works across the site for a 20% discount).

And Battle.net has lots of discounts at the moment - Diablo III and its expansion are $20 each, and I picked up the first Starcraft II for $10 (second part also $10).

But more on-topic: I started playing Watch Dogs last weekend. Well blow me down if I'm not rather enjoying it. Certainly the best of the Assassin's Creed games - everything is smooth and the combat works fine. Definitely not a great game - it actually looked rather poor until I used the TheWorse mod, the driving varies between passable and poor and sweetjesuswhatweretheythinking, the hacking tricks are little more than gimmicks (but they are more than gimmicks... just not by much), and there's a bit more filler than I'd like. About halfway through Act II, and if I dive through the campaign ASAP I may just complete it before Ubisoft fatigue kicks in.

(Also in its favour for me is that I've only played the other Assassin's Creed games on 360, so stepping up to PC might be improving it somewhat - and I also stuck a GTX 970 in my PC at the weekend, so there's plenty of hardware behind it.)

 

Bought Stick of Truth for $24 a few days ago. I should be playing Inquisition, but instead I'm leveling my little Jew up.

 

Just finished playing Shadow Warrior (HD) and I can honestly say it's great fun with pretty and colourful graphics, fast action, great boss fights and superb weapons!
I loved funny rabbits, old skool secrets with levels from original game and pure pleasure from slashing demons!

I haven't had this much fun in FPS shooter since Painkiller and original Duke

Now what next to play?
Theft? COD: GHOST? Fallout? DragonAge (the first one?)???

 

Am I the only one playing Inquisition? You guys should all stop what you're doing and download it right now.

 

I'm playing Wolfenstein New Order, just started really and I know I'm going to have a ball with it already. Definitely classic shooter feel.

I've never been a huge fan of the Dragon Age series, it is looking quite good though. Not good enough for a day one purchase for me though. I'm rather stingy when it comes to games and i'm perfectly fine with playing something 6-12 months after it was released. My next day one purchase will be GTA V guaranteed.

 

Download? Errr... what's there to download? I've been playing Inquisition for years - all you need is a strong chair, a roll of duct tape and a feather duster.

 

Damn I didn't expect that...

 

Nobody expects the Inquisition...

 

Boooooo!! (I love that movie )

I'm now on the second playthrough for Borderlands 1. My opinion of it has increased significantly, if only because it's just fun to go mowing baddies down and it stays reasonably challenging. Around the end of the first playthrough I was starting to get cocky, I had weapons and shields that mostly allowed me to bludgeon my way through a map with little fear of reprisal. And then I take all of this arsenal with me into the beginning of the next playthrough? This will be stupidly easy!!

Or so I thought. I've since been far more planful in my approach to new areas

 

Defender's Quest...again. One of the best Tower Defense + RPG elements games ever. And I just found out there's actually user mods you can download for it via Steam.

Regards,
SB