Sunday is Gaming Day: What Are You Playing Weekly Thread
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started Stray Gods recently, liking the story so far, the songs work well in between dialogue, I like visual novel type stuff and should play more in that genre (it's also why I play ESO, the massive amount of quests and character dialogue, all voiced), I was also around 20-30% into Star Trek Resurgence and stopped a while ago and really should restart that and finish it
Tangentially-related, I was thinking about actually getting into ESO (instead of just obsessively skimming the lore) now that I have a decent amount of disk space and have been in need of a TES fix since Oblivion Remastered. I even got the Roads to Power DLC for CK3 so I can play an adventurer in Elder Kings.
that’s sort of how I got there too, wanted to play more stories in that world after Skyrim, the quests in ESO are simpler than the single player games but the lore and vibes are there, also the overland/quest enemies are underpowered so at some point you would have to self-nerf a bit to keep it interesting, they are also unlocking access to all other classes’ skills soon so harder story content (dungeons) will be easier when playing solo