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Topic	banananor ranks the steam games he has completed
Mega Mana 03/30/19 5:58:28 PM #41:	Six games played so far, two beaten (bold) Spore (maybe an hour of play, a few hours watching others play) - The hype for this game back in the day was unreal, a lot like the hype for No Man's Sky, but it was pretty empty nd disappointing... a lot like No Man's Sky. Very much a novelty game. FTL: Faster Than Light - Probably the one I'd bump up the most though I empathize with your assessment in this and other games. I'm in the in-between where I enjoyed figuring out what works and what doesnt to beat it more than once, but without enough love to go and actually seek out new ships or content. I'm also very very bad at hoarding and doing everything in one play, so this game forces me to actually manage resources and choices better than most. (I've spent about three of the last twenty hours in a current game I'm playing actually advancing the story, and the other seventeen backtracking to every area I've been doing super minor things and minigames). Deadlight - Short, decent, very forgettable. It was a good bit. Mini Metro (about ten maps done) - I'm very bad when strategy games get frenetic and difficult. XCOM Enemy Unknown (at least six or seven failed campaigns) - Permadeath games are... I can never complete them. I get too attached. Fire Emblem, Darkest Dungeon, and this. I spend at least an hour or two naming and color coding and theming each one and I savescum tirelessly to keep them alive. Shadowrun Returns (about five hours?) - Hacking minigames are fun, but I just never got into it. Looking forward to more! FTL > XCOM > Shadowrun > Deadlight = Mini Metro >>> Spore --- "In my headcanon, some staffer saw Trump pull out his phone and start typing so they just Terry Tate Office Linebacker'd him out of his shoes." - FFD <cite>Mega Mana posted [p:919769528] in banananor ... [t:77570109]...</cite> <quote>Six games played so far, two beaten (bold) Spore (maybe an hour of play, a few hours watching others play) - The hype for this game back in the day was unreal, a lot like the hype for No Man's Sky, but it was pretty empty nd disappointing... a lot like No Man's Sky. Very much a novelty game. FTL: Faster Than Light - Probably the one I'd bump up the most though I empathize with your assessment in this and other games. I'm in the in-between where I enjoyed figuring out what works and what doesnt to beat it more than once, but without enough love to go and actually seek out new ships or content. I'm also very very bad at hoarding and doing everything in one play, so this game forces me to actually manage resources and choices better than most. (I've spent about three of the last twenty hours in a current game I'm playing actually advancing the story, and the other seventeen backtracking to every area I've been doing super minor things and minigames). Deadlight - Short, decent, very forgettable. It was a good bit. Mini Metro (about ten maps done) - I'm very bad when strategy games get frenetic and difficult. XCOM Enemy Unknown (at least six or seven failed campaigns) - Permadeath games are... I can never complete them. I get too attached. Fire Emblem, Darkest Dungeon, and this. I spend at least an hour or two naming and color coding and theming each one and I savescum tirelessly to keep them alive. Shadowrun Returns (about five hours?) - Hacking minigames are fun, but I just never got into it. Looking forward to more! FTL > XCOM > Shadowrun > Deadlight = Mini Metro >>> Spore --- "In my headcanon, some staffer saw Trump pull out his phone and start typing so they just Terry Tate Office Linebacker'd him out of his shoes." - FFD</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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