I only got Atlantis. The reviews for the blade dlc didn’t seem very good but mostly the Atlantis story line attracted me so I’m happy just with that.
There was a forced decision in For the Blade that people weren’t happy with. Luckily I made that decision myself so wasn’t forced into it. The nice thing about For the Blade is that it’s almost a prequel to Origins. Don’t want to give away any spoilers.
But enjoy Atlantis. I liked it a lot. Man, I miss Odyssey. Really looking forward to playing Valhalla.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order - Series X
Shadowrun Hong Kong - PC
I grabbed this casual city-builder called Islanders. It’s the perfect relaxing time-waster so I’ve been enjoying that in those short in-between moments during the day.
I downloaded The Turing Test on Gamepass because it is leaving next week and I want to see if it is still playable after that date if it is already installed… and now I’m actually playing the game and quite liking it. Guess I’ll finish it this weekend and then just test next weekend before removing it.
I finished Jedi: Fallen Order and it was good.
Next up is:
Call of the Sea - Series X
Shadowrun Hong Kong - PC
Really enjoying Jedi: Fallen Order. It’s interesting how the different planets so far have had a different feel. Dathomir gave me a Dark Souls vibe, while Zeffo felt more like Tomb Raider/Uncharted. The variety has been cool.
I have taken a side quest in that Age of Wonders: Planetfall is leaving Game Pass soon so I wanted to give it a go while I can still do so without dropping some coin. It’s a nice iteration on the Age of Wonders formula, with more interesting units and specialisations. Definitely something I’d pick up one day in a sale.
PC
Cyberpunk 2077
Red Dead Redemption 2
DOOM Eternal
PS4
Cyberpunk 2077
The Last of Us
Nioh 2
Switch
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity
Tales of Vesperia
Star Trek online. Its Star Trek…
Haha I used to play that many years ago. How is it these days?
Its pretty great, I used to play it a long time ago to. Their story telling quests have improved a LOT. The combat is very fulfilling from a starship battle point of view.
The F2P is always there, just have to ignore it. You get to play a lot for free.
Not Cyberpunk 2077.
7 Years of hype will do that. Pity I can’t actually play it. If they don’t actually even acknowledge the key remapping issue I’ll probably refund it tomorrow.
It’s surprising that a PC developer would not account for full key remapping.
I see one guy on the forum you linked to came up with a solution
I might have found a temp fix for this.
I edited the ini file and made it read only, that worked (so far).
UserSettings.json can be found here %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\CD Projekt Red\Cyberpunk 2077
Open with Notepad++ or text editor.
Look for the “SettingsLocomotion” part of it.“value”: “IK_Up”,
“default_value”: “IK_W”“value”: “IK_Down”,
“default_value”: “IK_S”“value”: “IK_Left”,
“default_value”: “IK_A”“value”: “IK_Right”,
“default_value”: “IK_D”Should look like this.
Replace IK_W value with IK_Up and so on, upper and lower case need to be correct or they wont work.
Save file - make read only - hope it doesnt cause any issues along the way, seems to work for me (for now)
Yeah I know about the file editing, but there are way too many keys that need to be rebound and I just don’t feel it’s worth the effort.
I fully agree with @MetalSoup on this one. Not catering for key binding or remapping is a huge oversight in a time where inclusivity and accessibility is paramount. This was very much a matter of being shortsighted.
I finished Call of the Sea this weekend.
Next up is Sea of Solitude for Wednesday. With a name like that I cannot not play it.
Thoughts? How long to finish?
It was good. Nice story and atmosphere. Looks gorgeous. It’s a puzzle game though so only play if you like that sort of thing. Was quite short. About 5 hours I think.