I never did play either expansion despite Morrowind still being one of my all time favorite games, so that's exciting. But damn, I'm not finished with Fallout 4 yet. The even worse thing is that now I can take my laptop to bed and play Morrowind, which has already resulted in lost sleep. :P

I actually had to zoom in my browser to determine if that was a + or a - . hahaha.

If Chaos and I actually agree on something (usually we bicker like an old married Korny) it must be good.

If you liked Outlast in any capacity, the Whistleblower DLC is even better. It's a solid standalone prequel that answers a number of questions that lingered during the main game. The scares are different, the villains are unique (and sympathetic, in a way), and it was actually very scary at times.

As for Amnesia, I got pretty bored of it. "Scares" are more random, but get old quick, since it's always the same strategy and time waste.
But the plot was interesting enough.

Amnesia: The Dark Descent is another really good game. the graphics arent the best in the world, but that game really put some OH SHIT IM SCARED moments into my life.

I played this earlier in the year. I hated it. I am beginning to consider that my opinions on many games are wrong.

I could totally see it not holding up very well. I'm not usually someone who enjoys going back to old games, but I'm going to give it a shot because a) it was only 3 bucks, and b) nobody has made a game quite like it ever since. The new Battlefront has just enough similarities to make me realize how much I miss this kind of game, without actually satisfying that desire. We'll see how it goes :)

Still one of my favorite OXbox games.

Tons of couch-PvP, though. Galactic Conquest FTW!

Galactic conquest is great. It's the space battles that really got me playing for months and months. I just love the interplay between the capital ships and fighters, defense turrets, plus the whole "invade the enemy command ship and sabotage it from the inside" thing :)

Tons of couch-PvP, though. Galactic Conquest FTW!

I think they turned all the servers off a few years ago.

I could be wrong.. but I think you can only do single player now.

I think you're right. But I put hundreds of hours into BF2 on the original Xbox without ever touching the multiplayer. Bot matches are more than enough fun for me :)

I could be wrong.. but I think you can only do single player now.

I'd suggest stranding them there and sending a rescue mission. But I'm biased towards orbital rendezvous. Still haven't done a single one right so far, but it's a blast to try. :)

I think I need to run a couple of Mun missions to build back up my skills, but the lander at Duna only has a couple days until it HAS to land or it won't be able to make it back.
Hhm, I guess I could trap them in orbit and just mount a rescue mission in a couple of years. Seems cruel though, I promised them they were going to be the first Kerbals to walk on Duna!

None are really graphics intensive either :)

(TL;DR for that is that much lower thrust engines get you a lot farther for interplanetary movements [protip: DeltaV is insanely more important than instantaneous acceleration]).

Is it too much to ask for both?

-- Steve had a lot of fun with this mod, but alas the KSP v1.0 update broke it irreversibly.

PS: IIRC there is an "official" mod for Orion (and it's sister Medusa) out there too, but I wouldn't use them now. Having that much thrust and delta-v breaks the game's engine balance and makes orbital dynamics largely moot.

(TL;DR for that is that much lower thrust engines get you a lot farther for interplanetary movements [protip: DeltaV is insanely more important than instantaneous acceleration]).

Is it too much to ask for both?

I'm currently having more fun experimenting with aircrafts and rovers/mobile bases than rockets, but that's mostly because I already managed to land on the Mun and come back unscathed. To get to other planets, it's about the same, but with a significant increase in patience and time involved (TL;DR for that is that much lower thrust engines get you a lot farther for interplanetary movements [protip: DeltaV is insanely more important than instantaneous acceleration]).

The building and experimenting in this game is, in my experience, unmatched. Also, the Kerbals' charm makes it all the sweeter. Never permanently kill Jeb, though. He's a hero.