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@crippyd that's pretty much what my wife said when I gave her an 'over the hill and off the pill' mug for her 40th. I just love those intimate sharing moments.

Many happys anyway and many more of them. 😃

Happy (belated)40'th @crippyd it's all downhill from here on in.

I shall be continuing my ESO Veteran play through where the XP bar moves a bit slower than it should (according to the ESO forums). You should get about 1 veteran level per area but that includes doing everything and this is quite diff as the vet areas are a tad underpopulated and world bosses and dolmens solo are a little difficult.

ESO second run through (other alliance story lines). Bit of Elite and some Black Flag on the 360 when I go to bed!

I'm happy to help with multiplayer Cheevos anytime I'm on

Sorry folks but I feel that this is the best 'article' I've seen since I joined. Well done all 😊😊😊

rivate for me too

I'd like to see Morrowind but that was an original Xbox one I think.

Weirdly, on the show, they showed Borderlands and said it was one of the first games converted but it's not there 😢😢😢😢

@BAMozzy I've got a scuf controller and this looks waaaay more useful. The Xbox one scuf has a tendency to stick on the triggers (think its something to do with the rumbles). Also a fast trigger lock/unlock would make it a lot more useful. You can't use the scuf in games like halo, for instance.

Day one purchase along with a docking computer!

@Diamond78 sorethumbed

Glad I didn't have that clear out after all now! All I need now is someone cooperative to do me an 'invite friend' to the program!

yup and the first purchase - a docking confuser!

Trouble for me is every time I've tried vr the lag just makes me want to throw up, it's like seasickness after a while. I would have to really test one out in a store before purchase.

@DRL when you're already old and grumpy, seeing more isn't funny 😉😉😉

Wasn't really a fan of hardline when I tried the demo but as I already have the other two, that's the one I'd be hoping for.

Me - ESO. Maybe also a little back catalog for a change as well.

@cryippyd you have to be fast for the boss(es) here. The 4 kings. Quick kills are the key.

Must Admit, I really enjoyed the first one so will probably get it.

@Megakillscreen, I don't know either! We did have sunlight though (it almost doesn't go down in summer where I was born) as I can remember my mum saying so. We didn't have games though as we were too busy trying to spear mammoths.

Trying in vain to knock a dent in the Witcher prior to ESO's release next week.

No idea what this will be like but it's a kick.ss trailer 😈

@CaffeinatedGamr The worst was the mark/recall though early on, place a mark, waste all your magica trying to get back to it. AND only ONE fast travel mark at a time (unless you used a mod on PC).

Only problem with having older people (like me) writing is the number of sleepless nights it would give the editorial staff, wondering whether or not we would survive long enough to turn the articles in

Morrowind for lots of reasons, open world, great story, rubbish graphics but I sank soooooooo much time into it. The freedom (you literally could kill EVERYONE if you so desired and wind up in an NPC desert). The feeling of being an unwanted stranger in a strange land was almost palpable. The way you could wreck it by creating a potion to boost your intelligence which allowed you to create a better potion and go round and round that circle until you could create potions that lasted forever and did huge amounts of damage or reflect the damage you were hit with thousands of percent higher. You could basically nuke the place with a single spell. Great fun, once, only to find there was nothing left to do in that area because EVERYONE was dead so you decide to play properly. I loved it to bits and still do.

Well, since my patch save debacle and subsequent full restart, I've had no issues.

Christmas sorted!

good review, makes me want to pick this up if I didn't have a backlog of about a million games.

Yup, I know. Downloaded it at least twice (PC and Boner Beta).

MMO.
No connection = No game @utena-mobile

I played it loads on PC and have played the Xbox beta. It plays well and IMO it's a good game. If you buy it you-will get value for money if you invest the time. Yes it has its detractors but mainly due to expecting 'online Skyrim' and that's not what it is. I'm curious to see how it plays with some of the PC stuff missing (plug-ins) which REALLY help the game (craft timers, shard maps, book maps, recipes, dps indicators etc).

I want it now! Finally, something that my wife will play!

Continuing my gaming 'sweep up' prior to the release of ESO next month.

Much as I want to get this, I'm going to pass for the moment. I've got a huge amount to clear before ESO hits in June. It's going to have to wait for the Year End sale or GOTY edition.

Boring but same as last weekend, Neverwinter, DS2 and Borderlands Prequel.

I'll pass on this pass.... And simultaneously pass on the game.

Neverwinter double bubble... dark souls 2 and as I'm on the beta, ESO online (played some already).

Well my wife is ill and gone to bed.........

@Red620Ti
I played 1 multiple times. Hard, yes, but always fair. You died because you made a mistake. DS2, IMO is cheap occasionally in the way it takes you out. I arrived in Iron Keep today, 4 invades, one after the other (npc invades) and when you're playing as a caster, your screwed, no casts left!

As to losing souls, USE THEM, go back to Majula and level up, go to traders and buy stuff. I never carry more than a level-ups worth of souls, if I have, I go back and use them.

@A_BabyRed_Yoshi
Take it slow. Fights are about precision, not slashing and bashing. They can go horribly wrong very quickly. Enemies will hit you with a stamina draining move and then you are royally screwed. In a word, DS2 battles are about 'elegance', a dance, not a ruck. You have to learn how to dodge and when, learn areas, learn how to play the game. You'll still die a lot and each death makes you a little weaker, a little easier to kill until you reset that by reverting to human and regaining your health. It is one of my love hate games and I'm sure that many people may agree with that. Love playing, hate dying. DONT LOSE YOUR SOUL(s)

I'll be banging some Dark Souls2, handsome collection and Neverwinter.

I must admit, on first look, the top picture looks like a weird dance move. However, it does look intriguing.

Borderlands 2 and Pre-sequel, DS2 and maybe some Neverwinter if time.

Just started this and .... It is harder on the xbone (or maybe the DLC introduced them as I never bought that). There a few tougher enemies in the starter areas and I'm playing as a squishy! So it's Proud Mary for me!!! Played both of these on the Xbox (preferred DS1) but enjoyed (is that the correct word?) 2 enough to get it for the One.

@crippyd They're a tough get but doable as long as you don't get overwhelmed. There are a couple of good vids showing how to solo them.

I'll be back in the Borderlands and PvZ.

Well unless they do add a story, it's not really a sequel IMO (just a new set of maps).

GTA5. Generally driving a helicopter into bridges and a 'plane into buildings whilst going for the close shave Cheevo (for the second time lol).

I will give this a go, I'm a sucker for anything spacey. I think it's great that some of the games that were once classed as the sole preserve of the PC are now porting to the xbox. Choice is great peeps.

Ooh, those little red dots on your 'screen' and launching a homing missile that might/might not hit 5 mins later 😊😊😊

Lol I still need to finish Wolfenstein, I've only played the first couple of chapters.