I’ve been on the fighting game grind in the usual suspects: Skullgirls, Guilty Gear Strive, and Street Fighter 6. I think I somehow got worse at Skullgirls lately, but I’ve hopefully made up that lost ground, and I think I got way better at the footsies game and whiff punishing in SF6, so here’s hoping I survive long enough at my next major.
Other than that, it’s been Divinity: Original Sin II. They did do a good amount of flattening to the progression in the leveling system compared to D:OS1, which I appreciate, but I hit the second (and final?) wall when it comes to acquiring new abilities, which once again is just money to buy skill books, a part of the RPG systems in this game that I’m very much not a fan of, along with how armor works. Still, I’m really enjoying it, and I think I reached more or less the final area map, judging by tables of contents in walkthroughs.
I’ve been on the fighting game grind in the usual suspects: Skullgirls, Guilty Gear Strive, and Street Fighter 6. I think I somehow got worse at Skullgirls lately, but I’ve hopefully made up that lost ground, and I think I got way better at the footsies game and whiff punishing in SF6, so here’s hoping I survive long enough at my next major.
Other than that, it’s been Divinity: Original Sin II. They did do a good amount of flattening to the progression in the leveling system compared to D:OS1, which I appreciate, but I hit the second (and final?) wall when it comes to acquiring new abilities, which once again is just money to buy skill books, a part of the RPG systems in this game that I’m very much not a fan of, along with how armor works. Still, I’m really enjoying it, and I think I reached more or less the final area map, judging by tables of contents in walkthroughs.