The “Great and Holy Data Cleanse of 2055"!

How are you enjoying SO5? I’m a hardcore lover of the series, but the last two felt a bit hollow.

Off the top of my head, the obvious would be Oblivion. It can be a bit of a bear to get stable on modern hardware for some. The article mentions the other total overhaul and I can attest to its quality.

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Skyrim, like I do every year around this time. I pop the AC in the window and make it really cold in my game room. Load up a bunch of survival mods (Frostfall, RND, Campfire, etc.) and enjoy my winterish RPish time.

It was just an example of a game I know it’s used on, I can’t comment on the effectiveness or lack there of. Only saying there is a way to use m/kb with consoles.

No, there are adapters you can buy for that purpose. They are expensive as all hell, but it’s something I’ve seen frequently on games like Destiny. Think one of them is called a Xim adapter or something to that effect.

And help take a bite out of crime!

Has Kamidori gotten an official release or is it still just fan translated?

I’ve been hollering to the hills for years that we need a good, story driven RPG where you are THE badguy. Not just be a bad guy, or do bad things. Give me a dedicated bad guy experience.

I think the steam market could do this a bit better. Sell your Steam games on the market and steam/developer get’s a % of the sale. Make it opt in for developers. After a games sales die down a bunch they could opt in and keep the revenue flowing a tiny bit.

Oblivion, oh Oblivion. My favorite ES game. Also the one that hates me more than any other game. The hours I’ve spent trying to get it to run properly on modern PCs.

Dwarf Fortress, the !!!FUN!!! never stops.

Bah, You have no idea how many iterations of the “Taco Taco Banana Banana Chicken Salad Sandwich” song it takes to become a Duke.

IBM Aptiva, Wooo! This was my first home computer. I was 9 and got one for Christmas. Parents paid 5 grand (Or so they told me) at Radio Shack.