Dude. Fallout. WHATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
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Dude. Fallout. WHATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
I disagree honestly, while I was average on console I absolutely body nerds while on PC. Also you've never played any of the Fallouts nor KOTR??
I have...probably several thousand hours combined in Skyrim, FO 3/ FO New Vegas/ FO 4, and Witcher 3. They are phenomenal.
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Never got around to it TBH. By the time it was in my sphere it was already at 3 or 4 and I had other gaming priorities. Heard great things. Just never played. Like Assasin's Creed.
Same as above. Never had the chance to play them. Heard great things, just never played. Never been a huge SW fan so they never reall sparked my interest. PC is harder no doubt. It requires skill. Console has a function that literally brings the cross hairs center of mass for you if you get the timing and pressure right. With PC you have to be on time and on target all on your own. Yes cheats are easier to acquire and use on a PC, but they are not as prevalent with good anti cheat support.
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If you want a great Game I recommend The Outer Worlds it’s a space RPG from Obsidian the Folks who made New Vegas. You play as a Colonist who journeys to a new colony and than gets frozen for like 50 years and Wakes up to a colony system that’s controlled by an Evil board of directors and has dwindling resources. Great Times abound!!!
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The crayon eater has jokes, huh?
I really need to go to bed, but first...I pulled up my Steam account. Some of these numbers seem awfully low to be honest. Anyway, Steam says...
Fallout 3 - 7.4 hours on the GOTY edition which is probably why it is so low, I didn't buy it as a GOTY.
Fallout NV - 252 hours (No freaking way it is this low)
Fallout 4 - 297 (probably right, but if anyone thinks I played FO4 more than FO:NV...wow)
Skyrim - 590 hours (there is no way it is this low)
Witcher 3 - 95 hours (sounds about right)
Destiny 2 - 1,036 hours since the Oct. 1 migration to Steam
Fallout 3 - 7.4 hours on the GOTY edition which is probably why it is so low, I didn't buy it as a GOTY.
Fallout NV - 252 hours (No freaking way it is this low)
Fallout 4 - 297 (probably right, but if anyone thinks I played FO4 more than FO:NV...wow)
Skyrim - 590 hours (there is no way it is this low)
Witcher 3 - 95 hours (sounds about right)
Destiny 2 - 1,036 hours since the Oct. 1 migration to Steam
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Ooooooo I love Steam flex! 
Account Since 18Sept03 (yes 6 days after Steam was released console peasants)
Star Trek Online: 3218hrs missing a few hundred from before I moved from the PWE launcher (most of that spent smoking @Ranger Psych in his puny ship... ok it DID have a spinal mounted phaser which was cool)
Arma 3: 1944hrs
Stellaris: 1112hrs
Scum: 782hrs
I also have 1097hrs on Battlefield 4 over on Origin
Account Since 18Sept03 (yes 6 days after Steam was released console peasants)
Star Trek Online: 3218hrs missing a few hundred from before I moved from the PWE launcher (most of that spent smoking @Ranger Psych in his puny ship... ok it DID have a spinal mounted phaser which was cool)
Arma 3: 1944hrs
Stellaris: 1112hrs
Scum: 782hrs
I also have 1097hrs on Battlefield 4 over on Origin
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Holy shit, and I thought I played too much video games doing a couple hours a week..
For some reason I'm kind of pissed Steam isn't tracking what I actually spent on the game.
I used to have a contracting gig where I could game 12 hours a day. I could bring my laptop into the workcenter and if nothing was going on, I was caught up on school work, etc., then I had the night to myself. I can't do any of that now, but I'm still overseas, wife's in the States, so I have a few hours after work each night to play if I want.
Yeah, all bets are off over seas. I ended up playing a lot more video games than I expected during my last trip.
So...my dumb ass did the grind for Heir Apparent in the Guardian Games.
I'm kind of glad I did.
I'm mostly a PvE guy and love running the 21% Delirium machine gun. It is okay for bosses but just wrecks mid-tier yellow bars and under. Stack scavenger and reserve armor mods, and I can hold over 400 rounds; on some strikes I barely use a primary. Once I have ammo in Gambit, I can clear out blockers without many problems. Perfect Paradox, Recluse, and HA are money in Gambit.
Enter HA. You lose a second-and-a-half to spin it up, like 21% it is a 900 rpm MG, BUT it has better impact and range stats. The thing is ridonkulous in PvE.
I think GG ends with the reset on the 12th. If you aren't grinding by now you probably don't have enough time to finish the quest. If you're on the fence and kind of close, and like PvE, I'd invest the time. If you need anything from the forges, they are part of GG bounties so you can usually find someone playing.
I'm kind of glad I did.
I'm mostly a PvE guy and love running the 21% Delirium machine gun. It is okay for bosses but just wrecks mid-tier yellow bars and under. Stack scavenger and reserve armor mods, and I can hold over 400 rounds; on some strikes I barely use a primary. Once I have ammo in Gambit, I can clear out blockers without many problems. Perfect Paradox, Recluse, and HA are money in Gambit.
Enter HA. You lose a second-and-a-half to spin it up, like 21% it is a 900 rpm MG, BUT it has better impact and range stats. The thing is ridonkulous in PvE.
I think GG ends with the reset on the 12th. If you aren't grinding by now you probably don't have enough time to finish the quest. If you're on the fence and kind of close, and like PvE, I'd invest the time. If you need anything from the forges, they are part of GG bounties so you can usually find someone playing.
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