#Dungeons and Dragons Legacy Challenge

[demonicrosebushsims]

Time for the next look Book. Faith was my ranger, a bit of a loner but she took care of the cats in the neighbourhood. Fun fact, she is my moms favourite sim! Sim: Hair (Base Game), Eyes,��Skindetails, Eye Lashes, Freckles (Base Game), Cleavage details, Left Arm Tattoo, Right Arm Tattoo (Discover University) , Leg Tattoo Make up: Eyeliner, Lipstick, Lipgloss Everyday Wear: Top, Trousers, Boots (Get to Work), Piercing, Necklace (Cats and Dogs) Formal Wear: Dress, Shoes (City Living), Nails (Base Game) Sports Wear: Top, Leggings (Discover University), Shoes (Base Game) Sleep Wear: Top, Undies (Base Game) Party Wear: Top, Jeans (Paranormal Stuff), Shoes (Paranormal Stuff) Swim Wear: Bikini (Unknown), Bracelet Hot Weather Wear: Top, Shorts, Sandals (Island Living) Cold Weather Wear: Jumper, Jeans, Necklace You can find Faith in the Galley, if you look for my user tag (DemonicRosebush) or look for the hashtag #FaithStrawroof Credit: @squea @emmibouquet @kijiko-sims @pralinesims @pictureamoebae @frenchiesimgirl @valhallansim @clumsyalienn @sentate @sondescent @someone-elsa @arethabee @oydis @saurusness

[simpishly]

I absolutely LOVE this and can’t wait to play! I’m going to try and build a ~magical~ legacy house that “travels” around to different worlds, maybe starting small but building it up to resemble Trollskull Manor in Waterdeep. Ahhhh I may have to ditch my current challenge and start this asap!

The Forgotten Realms Legacy Challenge by @anxiousmoodlet

Logo credit!

A Dungeons and Dragons inspired Sims 4 legacy challenge, woo!! said no one ever

So! I have always wanted to write my own legacy challenge. I’ve revamped and updated plenty for personal gameplay, but never had the guts to get one of my own out there in to the Simming community. But finally, here I am—I’m doing it! Here goes nothing:

Welcome to the Forgotten Realms Legacy Challenge! I always use legacy challenges as basis of reference and inspiration, and I very much encourage you to do the same with this one. We’re all here to have fun, and so if a generation has a rule you don’t like? Change it! Got a story going on you’d like to follow? Bend those goals! Really like the look of the goals of a later generation? Do that one next! However, for those of you who are really up to a strict challenge: I’ve attempted to include as much detail as possible to really squeeze everything I can out of the game and give a cohesive challenge, as well as include a base story to follow through the generations.

Forgotten Realms is a challenge inspired by Dungeons and Dragons, from where it gets its namesake, and uses the classes from the game to craft each generation’s goals and story guidelines. However! The fantasy nature of this inspiration does not mean all your Sims have to be brightly coloured or have pointy ears, and I encourage all takes on the legacy from Alpha, to Vanilla, to Berry Sweet, and everything in between! (i have included suggested berry colouring for each gen because i’ve been feeling my berry self, and the colours are based off of the official dnd class colourings, and use @noodlescc‘s sorbet remix palette as reference)

Basic legacy rules may apply here if you so wish (start with nothing, no gameplay cheats allowed, etc.), though if you’re looking to take a more storytelling approach, or simply prefer to follow legacies with the comfort of your usual gameplay methods, then screw it! Whip freerealestate on, get your founder a nice little house, and work from there. Some cool ideas I like to use however, include: 

Deciding on a method of heir selection and sticking to it

Rolling one-six for the amount of offspring to be born each generation (this is referred to as the offspring roll when referenced in generation goals)

Using this genetics generator to get the most genetically realistic offspring from your Sims (especially Berry Sims!)

Having your Sims live in as many worlds as possible! 

Assuming you must complete the aspiration, and reach the top of your given career, for each generation

If you’re going to give the challenge a go, please, please, please tag me in your founder posts so I can follow your stories and see what you make of my little idea! Don’t forget to tag your posts with #forgotten realms legacy, so that I don’t miss a beat! I’m so excited to see what this wonderful community does with this concept.

FIND THE FULL CHALLENGE HERE (GOOGLE DOC)

Generation one is below the cut!

@simschallenges

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[fandomtrumpshate]

Unlisted Fandom Challenge

Two days ago, at our last Unlisted Fandom Challenge update, we had a 3-way tie for first. Today? One of those fandoms has taken the lead AND a new fandom that hadn't had even a single signup before has jumped all the way into a 4-way tie for second. Your fandom could do the same, in the hours still left before signups close!

At present, our leaderboard looks like this:

7 Danny Phantom

5 Carmen Sandiego (2019) 5 For All Mankind 5 Tortall 5 Yu Yu Hakusho

4 Ace Attorney 4 Alan Wake/Remedyverse 4 Formula 1 RPF 4 Ted Lasso 4 The Goblin Emperor Series - Katherine Addison 4 The Stanley Parable

3 Greek Mythology/Religion 3 Buffyverse 3 Bungo Stray Dogs 3 Call of Duty 3 Detective Conan 3 Dragon Ball 3 HBO War 3 Kingdom Hearts 3 Persona Series: 3-5 3 Professional Wrestling 3 Realm of the Elderlings - Robin Hobb 3 Shades of Magic - V. E. Schwab 3 The Mummy films 1999-2008 3 Undertale

Given the way Carmen Sandiego came from *nowhere* to tie for 2nd place, a single signup really can shake things up! And for the next few hours, signups are STILL OPEN! Do the thing!

The rest of our unlisted write-in fandoms under the cut for length -

2 Ghosts (TV) 2 Black Sails 2 Cosmere 2 CSI 2 Cyberpunk 2077 2 Dead Friend Forever 2 Death Stranding 2 Dice Punks (podcast) 2 Dimension 20 2 Donten ni Warau / Laughing Under the Clouds 2 Dracula 2 Dune 2 Firefly 2 Glee 2 Guardian/Zhen Hun 2 Hermitcraft/The Life Series SMP 2 Imperial Radch Series 2 Inception 2 JoJo's Bizarre Adventure 2 Mob Psycho 100 2 Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch From Mercury 2 Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint 2 Ordem Paranormal Quarentena 2 QSMP / Quackity SMP 2 Riverdale 2 Saw 2 Slow Horses (TV Show) 2 South Park 2 Stormlight Archive 2 The Bear (TV) 2 The Empyrean - Rebecca Yarros 2 The Folk of the Air (Holly Black) 2 The Radiant Emperor Series 2 Venture Bros 2 Voltron 2 Wolf Pack 1 1670 1 A Court of Fey & Flowers 1 a league of their own (TV series) 1 A Plague Tale (Videogame Series) 1 American Gods 1 Among Us 1 Bandom RPF (Bad Omens) 1 Bandom RPF (Lorna Shore) 1 Bandom RPF (Motionless In White) 1 Beastars 1 Bendy (and The Ink Machine/Dark Revival) 1 Horror 1 Bioshock 1&2 1 Blue Beetle 1 Blue Eye Samurai 1 Books of the Raksura 1 Boondock Saints 1 Breakfast With Scot 1 Bunny - Mona Awad 1 Buzzfeed Unsolved/Watcher Entertainment RPF 1 Cabin Pressure 1 Cats the musical 1 Charlie's Angels (2019) 1 Cherry Magic 1 Chronicles of Narnia 1 Cobra Kai 1 Coffee Talk (Video Game) 1 Criminal Minds 1 Death Note 1 Devil May Cry 1 Dexter 1 Digimon 1 Discworld - Terry Pratchett 1 Disney Theatrical Animated Universe 1 Divergent 1 DMBJ (Grave Robber's Chronicles) - Xu Lei 1 Dream SMP 1 Dungeons and Daddies (podcast) 1 Endeavour/Morseverse/Inspector Morse (ITV/Dexter) 1 Ensemble Stars!! 1 Fallout Video Game (Bethesda) 1 Falsettos 1 Fargo FX 1 Farscape 1 Fire Emblem (4-10, 13, 14, 16) 1 Five Nights at Freddy's 1 Friends at the Table 1 Game Changers Series - Rachel Reid 1 Grantchester 1 Green Creek 1 Grey's Anatomy 1 Grimm 1 Gundam (see below for details) 1 Hatchetfield 1 Hawaii 5.0 1 Hello From The Hallowoods 1 High School Musical 1 Higurashi no Naku Koro ni 1 Hollow Knight 1 Honkai Star Rail 1 Horizon Zero Dawn 1 Infinity Train 1 IT (Movies - Muschietti) 1 Jeff Satur - music videos 1 Julie and the Phantoms 1 Kushiel's Legacy 1 Law and Order 1 Legend of the Galactic Heroes 1 Live Free or Die Hard (Die Hard 4) 1 London Spy 1 Lovecraft Mythos 1 Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic 1 Magnificent Seven 1 Mary Grant Bruce's Billabong series 1 Mrs. Davis 1 My Little Pony 1 Nancy Drew (CW Series) 1 Narcos (TV) 1 Nine Worlds Series - Victoria Goddard 1 NU: Carnival 1 Omori 1 One Direction 1 Orphan Black 1 Outlast 1 Paranatural 1 Phantomarine 1 Re-Animator 1 Resident Evil/Biohazard 1 Sex Education (TV) 1 She-Ra and the Princesses of Power 1 Simon Snow Series 1 Skins (UK) 1 Slam Dunk 1 Starry Musical 1 Succession 1 Sunless Sea 1 Super Sentai 1 Sweeney Todd 1 Team Starkid 1 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1 The Adventure Zone: Balance 1 The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across The 8th Dimension 1 The Adventures of Tintin 1 The Artful Dodger 1 The Good Place 1 The Greenhollow Series - Emily Tesh 1 The Hollows - Kim Harrison 1 The Last Kingdom 1 The Left-Handed Booksellers of London - Garth Nix 1 The Lunar Chronicles 1 The Mechanisms 1 The Pairing (Casey McQuiston) 1 The Saint of Steel 1 The Shadow Campaigns - Django Wexler 1 The Terror (TV 2018) 1 Three of Hearts 1 Tin Can Bros 1 Tower of God 1 True Detective 1 Twilight 1 Vorkosigan Saga - Lois McMaster Bujold 1 Wayfarers (Becky Chambers) 1 Weak Hero Class 1 1 Westworld (TV) 1 Yellowjackets 1 Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters

[thatmexisaurusrex]

So, I saw a weird ask going around and thought - good idea, sad and pathetic execution. So, new tag game! Tell me what you're currently reading and watching as well as what's been your favorite books, films, and shows this year!

CURRENTLY WATCHING: I'm currently watching Make Some Noise, which has been fun to binge. Highly rec it if you or a kind friend has Dropout. Also watching Evil which is such a highly underrated show.

CURRENTLY READING: To be completely honest, I'm in a bit of a reading slump. I had my reading binge at the beginning of the year. Buuut I am at the very beginning of both The Legacy of Yangchen by F.C. Yee as well as Diamond Ring by KD Casey.

FAVORITE MOVIES AND SHOWS SO FAR THIS YEAR: Can't recommend Challengers enough. Truly, probably my favorite movie of the year so far? Twisters was really fun too. I know this came out last year, but I'm pretty sure I watched Bottoms this year and I can't recommend that enough either, it's so good. I think I also got around to watching Sense8 for the first time this year and wow I really missed out. That show fucking rocks. I watched House of the Dragon and while it was a slow build-up season, I'm excited to see what happens next? While the latest season of The Bear was a bit all over the place, I still loved it dearly. The latest season of The Dragon Prince was so good too. Also started watching RWBY for the first time (RIP Rooster Teeth).

FAVORITE BOOKS SO FAR THIS YEAR: Oooh I told y'all I had a reading binge at the beginning of the year. Most Ardently by Gabe Cole Novoa was great, as well as So Let Them Burn by Kamilah Cole, Escaping Mr. Rochester by L.L. McKinney, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves: The Druid's Call by E.K. Johnston, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves: The Road to Neverwinter by Jaleigh Johnson, The Bewitching Hour: A Tara Prequel by Ashley Poston, The Pomegranate Gate by Ariel Kaplan, and okay I'm cheating a bit but I read it in December last year, Iron Widow by Xiran Jay Zhao. Also reread the most of Rick Riordon's demigod universe. All the Greek, Roman, and Norse demigod series in the universe, at least. I highly recommend The Trials of Apollo series as well as The Sun and The Star which is actually written by both Mark Oshiro and Rick Riordan (like the book somehow gets away with a MONTERO reference, how can you not love that?). The Magnus Chase books, while imperfect, hold a special place in my heart too.

No Pressure Tags For: @lavenderleahy @dadbodbuck @ohithankyou @buckhastwohands @half-oz-eddie

@katatonicimpression @jemgirl86 @funsized-loser @siancore @six2vii and whoever wants to do this! I want recs! 🥰

[basedkikuenjoyer]

I wanted to take a brief pause after VII, just to talk about hallmarks of Dragon Quest as a series. Because we are leaving the era where these games are a driving force in developing the JRPG genre. Like...I know when I do the final ranking I'm going to put II much higher than most. Because I earnestly feel II is one of those very special games that developed so many things that became ubiquitous you take it for granted. This does not mean VIII, IX, and XI are bad by any stretch. I'd compare it to The Simpsons; your purpose has changed in a world full of imitators. What was revolutionary is not comforting and timeless.

Sadly this does mean we'll lose a few elements that didn't translate into the next generation. Eventually the designers behind the series started following norms competitors innovated. So before we go on to VIII and it's massive legacy, a few favorite hallmarks I didn't get to cover:

One of the most iconic features here since the first that's just as fun in XI. Metal Slimes. So many have tried this and none work as well as the original. Rare version of a weak enemy that nets massive experience. The catch? They're quick to flee and while they have only 3-4 HP their defense is maxed out. Enough you might do 1 damage on a hit. Then later games introduce different, stronger varieties. If you need to grind, the metal slime family always feels like a fun little mini-game to shorten it. And the developers are smart about where their hotspots are usually. If you see one in a new area, it's worth it to try and bag a few first pass.

Dungeon Philosophy. I hate this has fallen by the wayside in favor of following Final Fantasy's style. Early on, you had to approach dungeons like an old school D&D module. You're not doing it first try. It's all part of the fun baked into what happens on a loss. You just go back to the last King/Priest you saved at and lose half your money. The dungeons are designed around this, if it's a tower you can just hop off and go back to town. But you'll have to make a few runs at the labyrinth to figure everything out and learn the optimal path. Especially with...

Random encounters having some teeth to them. This has diminished over time but game design in general has gotten easier so I don't fault DQ for it. But in those early ones, yeah random encounters can be brutal. You need to consider spells like sleep or fog that'll spare you some hits cheaply. If you flee and fail you lose a turn like a lot of RPGs but not every monster will go so it's more viable sometimes. All together, simple but tight design. A dungeon in early Dragon Quest feels like a real challenge of balancing resources like MP. This is why I love III so much, the class system plus peak design philosophy makes everything work so well as a total package. Your party comp will determine which parts are hard or easy.

Decisions on equipment. This is subtle but very cool in practice. Unlike a lot of JRPGs, in these early Dragon Quest games you're going to have to grind a lot to get every new piece of equipment you can buy immediately. Which will feel even worse if something is rendered obsolete with a dungeon treasure. You're not expected to. When you first get to town you decide what felt like it needed to be bolstered the most, then go on and start taking on the dungeon expecting to need a few trips. When you're ready to leave, decide if you want to polish it off here or try your luck with a headstart on the next town. Later games have replaced this with a crafting element I like, so it's more of a lateral move.

[miloscat]

[Review] Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree (PS5)

They made Elden Ring 2 and called it a DLC.

Since playing Elden Ring (an instant classic of the dark fantasy hardcore action-RPG genre), my appreciation for it has only grown. I've watched countless lore videos and fun challenge runs that show just how deep it is, and comparing it to previous FromSoft games shows a level of polish that represents a peak for the whole meta-series. I still think the open world and material/crafting system are a bit much, but still. Great game. So I was excited to dive right into its expansion pack as soon as it dropped. A week and more than 50 hours of gameplay later and it's done; wow.

The new adventure is intended for endgame characters, so I took my completed game save in there. The difficulty does indeed continue to ramp from that point, but there's a new character scaling mechanic similar to Sekiro's memories/prayer beads, whereby you can buff your damage and defence by collecting new thingamajigs. There's also cool new weapons in there and they absolutely throw smithing stones at you. I kept my ultra-heavy greatshield but soon swapped out my Rotten Battle Hammer/Serpent Hunter/Straight Sword for the Milady, an example of the new Light Greatsword weapon class. It's got a great balance of reach, power, and speed, plus neat combo attacks where you can rapidly chain multi-hit heavy attacks into fast sweeping light attacks. Other new weapons have fun gimmicks and twists beyond what the base game encompassed, although you pretty much have to upgrade them to the max for them to be viable.

The Land of Shadow is the new setting, a realm sealed off and teeming with bitter and twisted creatures abandoned by the outer world. The story has you following in the footsteps of the lost demigod Miquella, deciding the fates of his followers, and ultimately stopping his quest for godhood. Focusing on this one plotline with a small cast of characters makes for a strong story thread, although there's plenty of side distractions along the way that all flesh out the larger story of the Lands Between. I can't wait for further analysis of the details and connections here.

This shadow realm is an excellent setting, with some stunning new biomes, like the plains full of graves, the finger-sprouting wastelands, or the stormy mountain dominated by dragons. What I most appreciate about this new zone is its density, a tightly overlapping landscape with more memorable setpieces and crafted spaces by area than the base game's world. And this despite the new map being nearly half the size of the original map, which for a DLC is huge! There has clearly been some effort to bridge the gap between the open world bloat and copy-paste filler dungeons, and the intricately designed Legacy Dungeons, and I appreciated the balanced approach here.

As always, the combat encounters are a big highlight, culminating in epic boss fights. There's a lot of variety in enemy design and much of it is brand new, with a lot of care in level design and such to ensure memorable fights. As for the bosses themselves, there's some super cool ideas and a lot of them! The base game has 15 major "remembrance" bosses, and this DLC adds a whole 10 new ones. There were many deaths in my playthrough but I'm proud to say I didn't struggle too much with most of them... until the final boss, which really, really makes you work for it. It's kind of nutty. Playing your cards right with the NPC sidequests lets you bring a couple of summon buddies into the final fight, and I really needed them. As per usual, this quest progression can be obscure and parts can be missed or skipped, so I made use of various guides along the way.

Shadow of the Erdtree complements the base game so well, filling out and expanding on aspects of it perfectly. I also think it improves on design decisions while adding some creative new sparks along the way. Taken on its own, it may be the strongest FromSoft "game" yet, and makes Elden Ring as a whole even better. So yeah, it's good. Now to watch countless more lore deep dives and challenge videos!

[darthmaclunkey]

all the films I've seen so far in 2024 and my brief reviews of them:

ferrari: despite the appropriately thematic surname, adam driver felt weirdly miscast. sound design went hard though

bullet train: was an adequate film to keep visiting relatives interested

next goal wins: fumbled some of the characters. michael fassbender was great tho

poor things: good but book 100000x better. why take it out of glasgow and stop short of the actual revelatory ending?

godzilla minus one: truly excellent, no notes

rebel moon pt 1: truly awful, lots of notes. it wouldn't even be good as star wars fanfiction on wattpad. zack snyder owes me 134 mins of my life back

dungeons and dragons honour among thieves: so much fun!!

the zone of interest: very, very, very good

all of us strangers: great, but that ending soured me beyond belief

the holdovers: phenomenal cast, no misses. angus tully i will never forget you

dune part 2 (twice): talented, brilliant, incredible, amazing, showstopping, spectacular, never the same, totally unique, completely not ever been done before, unafraid to reference or not reference, put it in a blender, shit on it, vomit on it, eat it, give birth to it

starship troopers: unironically amazing. michael ironside serves every time

tron: the graphics? groundbreaking for their time. everything else? eh

tron legacy: the music? fuck it up daft punk!! everything else? eh

sometimes I think about dying: beautiful, relatable, heartbreaking. deserves way more attention

civil war: too nihilistic and centrist for me, but it's very good. jesse plemons' scene nearly gave me a panic attack

challengers: way less raunchy than the hype made it out to be. very silly and fun. trent reznor never misses

the martian: i simply love to watch people being competent and getting a job done

logan lucky (fourth time!): an ultimate comfort film for me. daniel craig is at his best when playing weirdos with strong accents

love lies bleeding: i think i hauve covid

[malcolmschmitz]

Hey, Tumblr-- I've started writing articles for TheGamer about both Dungeons and Dragons and The Sims 4.

Here's an article I wrote about how to complete the Greek God Legacy Challenge for Sims 4!

[chinchinreviews]

Chinchin's Switch Games: A Masterlist

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Proceed with caution. There are 327 games listed on this post. Beware clicking to view the post may possibly slow down your computer.

Disclaimer: if you have a game not on this list that you've been wanting to see content for/about, please let me know! If I have the money and am interested enough, I may buy it just especially so you don't have to before you know if it's good or not.

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Thanks! I hope you enjoy my reviews.

39 Days to Mars

9 in 1 Puzzles

A Short Hike

ABC Search With Me

Ark: Survival Evolved

Aka

Among Us

Angry Bunnies: Colossal Carrot Crusade

Animal Crossing

Another Crab's Treasure

Apex Legends

Arcade Archives DONKEY KONG

Arcade Archives VS. SUPER MARIO BROS.

Atomicrops

Autonauts

Baking Time!

Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance II

Bandle Tale: A League of Legends Story

Bear & Breakfast

Bee Simulator

Bendy and the Ink Machine

Blades

Bleach: Brave Souls

Blokdoku

Bloodroots

Brain Memory Training Academy

Brawlhalla

Bricky to Me

Brothers

Bubble Bird

Bugsnax

Bum Simulator

Burger Chef Tycoon

CATAN - Console Edition

Cartoon Network: Battle Crashers

Castaway Paradise

Castle Crashers Remastered

Cat Cafe Manager

Cat Quest II

Cats Hidden in Cozy Places

Cattails

Cattails: Wildwood Story

Chained Echoes

Children of Silentown

City Super Hero 3D - Flying Legend Warriors Deluxe Simulator

Classic Games Collection Vol. 1

Clumsy Rush Ultimate Guys

Clustertruck

Coffee Pack

Color Zen

Conga Master Party

Cooking Arena

Core Keeper

Corpse Party

Cozy Grove

Crashlands

Creepy Tale

Creepy Tale: Some Other Place

Cult of the Lamb

Cuphead

Cyanide & Happiness - Freakpocalypse

Cynthia: Hidden in the Moonshadow

Dark Days

Darkwood

Dauntless

Death's Door

Doki Doki Literature Club Plus

Don't Starve

Don't Starve Together

Donkey Kong Country Returns HD

Dreamland Farm

DORaEMON STORY OF SEASONS

DREDGE

Dead by Daylight

Dig Deep!

Disney Dreamlight Valley

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze

Donut Country

Down in Bermuda

Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen

Dros

Dungeon & Gravestone

Dungeon Defenders: Awakened

Eggy Party

Elfin Clay 2

Endless Ocean Luminous

Epic Chef

Everdream Valley

Exploding Kittens

Fabledom

FROGUN

FUZE Player

Faaast Penguin

Fae Farm

Fall Guys

Fall of Porcupine

Fallen Angel

Family Vacation 2: Road Trip

Fantasy Tower Defense

Farmagia

Farmer Survivors

Fishing Paradiso

Five Nights at Freddy's

Forager

Forest Gold Planner

Forrader Hero

Fortnite

Freaky Trip

Garden Paws

Gold With Your Friends

Good Job!

Gorilla Big Adventure

Graveyard Keeper

Green Hell

Grow: Song of The Evertree

Guardian Tales

Hades

Hamster Playground

Happy's Humble Burger Farm

Haunted Zombie Slaughter

Have a Nice Death

Hello Neighbor

Hexceed

Hidden Through Time

Him&Her3

Hogwarts Legacy

Hokko Life

Hole io

Hollow Knight

Home Sweet Home

Hope's Farm

Horror Stories

Hotel Hustle

Howloween Hero

I Am Dead

I Love Finding Cats! - Collector's Edition

Immortals Fenyx Rising

Imp of the Sun

Inbento

Indie Gems Bundle - Nonograms Edition

Island Saver by NatWest

Islanders

Isolated

Jump Rope Challenge

Kill It With Fire

Kissed by the Baddest Bidder

LEGO Harry Potter Collection

LEGO MARVEL Super Heroes

LEGO Star Wars: The Skyalker Saga

LIMBO

Let's Build a Zoo

Little Kitty, Big City

Little Misfortune

Little Nightmares

Littlewood

Lonesome Village

Lost in Play

Lost in Random

Lost and Hound

LoveChoice

Lumberman and The Legend of Animals Warriors-Platformer Game

Luigi's Mansion 3

MINABO - A Walk Through Life

MONSTER HUNTER RISE

MagiCat

Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe

Mario Party Superstars

Mars Survivor

MergeZ

Mine & Slash

Minecraft

Minecraft Dungeons

Mojito Cat

Monster Sanctuary

Moonlighter

Moonstone Island

Murder is Game Over: Deal Killer

My Hidden Things

My Time At Portia

MySims

Mystical Mixing

NAMCO MUSEUM ARCHIVES Vol 1

NAMCO MUSEUM (PAC-MAN VS. Free Multiplayer-only Ver.)

NOOB - The Factionless

New Frontier Days -Founding Pioneers-

New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe

Niche - a genetics survival game

Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl

Night Reverie

Night in the Woods

No Man's Sky

No Place Like Home

Nonograms Prophecy

Ocean's Heart

Octodad: Dadliest Catch

Ooblets

Orange Season

Overcooked! 2

Overcooked! Special Edition

PAC-MAN 99

PAC-MAN WORLD Re-PAC

Paleo Pines

Palia

Paper Mario: The Origami King

Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door

Paper io 2

Picross S +

Pikmin 1

Pikmin 2

Pinball FX3

Pants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville

Pokemon Cafe Remix

Pokemon Legends: Arceus

Pokemon Quest

Pokemon Shield

Pokemon Violet

Potion Permit

PunchMan Online

Puyo Puyo Tetris

RAFT SURVIVAL SIMULATOR

Rec Room

Rocket League

Rogue Legacy

Rogue Legacy 2

RollerCoaster Tycoon 3: Complete Edition

Roots of Pacha

Royal Tower Defense

Run Sausage Run!

Run Factory 4 Special

Rune Factory 5

Scourge Bringer

SCREAM AND STEEL - Horror Story Shooter

Ship of Fools

Smoke and Sacrifice

Sparklite

Sprout Valley

Stardew Valley

SteamWorld Build

SteamWorld Dig

STORY OF SEASONS: A Wonderful Life

STORY OF SEASONS: Friends of Mineral Town

STORY OF SEASONS: Pioneers of Olive Town

Subnautica Below Zero

Super Dungeon Maker

SUPER MARIO MAKER 2

SUPER MARIO ODYSSEY

SWORD ART ONLINE: FATAL BULLET COMPLETE EDITION

Sally Face

Scarlet Tower

Scrapnaut

Scribbed

Scribblenauts Mega Pack

She Wants Me Dead

Shockman Collection Vol. 1

Shredded Secrets

Sid Meier's Civilization VI

Sky: Children of the LIght

Slime Rancher: Plortable Edition

Snug Finder

Space Roguelike Adventure

Spacefarer Mahjong

Speed Dating For Ghosts

Spiritfarer

Spirittea

Splatoon 3

Spongebob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Botom - Rehydrated

Spyro Reignited Trilogy

Stolen Realm

Stumble Guys

Sudocats

Super Animal Royale

Super Kirby Clash

Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury

Super Mario Bros. 35

Super Mario RPG

Super Snake Block

Survival

TERAVIT

TETRIS 99

THE NEW DENPA MEN

Tales of Kenzera: ZAU

Tali io

Taqoban

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge

Terraria

Tetris Effect: Connected

The Bunny Graveyard

The Escapists

The Escapists 2

The First Tree

The Game of Life 2

The Jackbox Party Start

The Knight Witch

The Last Campfire

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom

The Oregon Trail

The Survivalists

The Tales of Bayun

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition

Thief Simulator

Time on Frog Island

Tiny Lands

To the Rescue!

Toroom

Townscaper

Tricky Doors

Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion

UNO

Ultimate Chicken Horse

Ultra Foodmess

Unravel TWO

Untitled Goose Game

Viking City Tycoon

Voidcraft Island Chronicles: Sky Survival

Voltaire the Vegan Vampire

Warframe

What Comes After

Windbound

Wira & Taksa: Against the Master of Gravity

Witchy Life Story

Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord

Wylde Flowers

Wytchwood

Yoshi's Crafted World

Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel

Zombie Harvest: Survival Farming Simulator

[boredtechnologist]

"Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Treasure of Tarmin," the follow-up to the original Intellivision game, represents a significant evolution in the adaptation of tabletop RPG elements into a digital format. This game takes players deeper into the labyrinthine dungeons, offering a richer and more immersive experience. This introspective commentary will delve into the creative process behind "Treasure of Tarmin," examining the introspective aspects that influenced its design and how it built upon the foundation laid by its predecessor.

Released in 1983, "Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Treasure of Tarmin" aimed to expand upon the successes of the first game by introducing more complex gameplay mechanics and a deeper narrative. The development team at Mattel Electronics reflected on the strengths and limitations of the original game, seeking to create a more nuanced and engaging experience. This process involved introspection on what elements resonated most with players and how to innovate within the constraints of the Intellivision hardware.

The creative vision behind "Treasure of Tarmin" was to provide a more profound sense of exploration and discovery. The developers wanted players to feel a greater connection to the dungeon-crawling experience, akin to the immersive storytelling of tabletop D&D sessions. This introspective approach led to the inclusion of more detailed environments, a variety of enemies, and a deeper inventory system. By focusing on enhancing the player's journey, the developers ensured that each decision carried weight and consequence, mirroring the strategic depth of the tabletop game.

Building on the foundation of the original "Advanced Dungeons & Dragons" game, the team at Mattel Electronics introspected on how to incorporate more sophisticated gameplay mechanics. This led to the development of features such as a multi-level dungeon, randomized treasure, and intricate combat systems. The introspection involved in this process was critical, as the developers had to balance complexity with accessibility, ensuring that the game remained engaging without overwhelming players. This balance is evident in the intuitive interface and the thoughtful design of the dungeon layouts.

The personal experiences of the developers continued to play a crucial role in shaping "Treasure of Tarmin." Many team members were not only passionate about D&D but also seasoned gamers who understood the importance of creating a compelling narrative. This personal connection to the material fostered a deeper introspective approach, where the developers considered their own gaming experiences and how to translate that sense of wonder and challenge into the digital realm. This introspection is reflected in the game's ability to captivate players and provide a meaningful adventure.

"Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Treasure of Tarmin" stands as a testament to the power of introspection in game development. By reflecting on the successes of the original game and exploring new ways to enhance the player experience, the developers created a follow-up that deepened the engagement and complexity of digital dungeon crawling. This introspective approach ensured that the game remained true to the spirit of D&D while pushing the boundaries of what was possible on the Intellivision platform. The legacy of "Treasure of Tarmin" highlights the importance of thoughtful reflection and personal connection in creating games that resonate with players, offering a unique and immersive experience that endures over time.

[demonicrosebushsims]

Time for the next look Book. Robin was my Rogue in my DND Legacy Challenge. A bit of a kleptomanic, but at least they made soooo much money to take care of their family. (Note, if you download Robin, you might notice their pronouns are not They/Them. This is because the Dutch version of the game doesn't come with pronouns, sadly. :( My Genderfluid heart still cries about that... Lemme have my Die/Hen pronouns.) Sim: Hair, Eyes, Skindetails, Eye Lashes, Left Arm Tattoo, Right Arm Tattoo, Leg Tattoo, Back Tattoo, Chest Tattoo Make up: Eyeshadow, Eyeliner, Lipstick, Lipgloss Everyday Wear: Top, Trousers (unknown), Boots (Unknown), Eye Brow Piercing, Nose Ring, Earrings, Choker, Bracelet (Base Game), Nails (Base Game) Formal Wear: Blazer, Trousers, Shoes (Cottage Living), Necklace Sports Wear: Top, Shorts, Shoes (Discover University) Sleep Wear: Top, Undies Party Wear: Blouse, Trousers, Shoes (Discover University), Necklace Swim Wear: Top, Bottom Hot Weather Wear: Top (City Living), Shorts (Base Game), Sandals (Spa Day), Hat Cold Weather Wear: Jacket, Jeans, Boots, Beanie You can find Robin in the Galley, if you look for my user tag (DemonicRosebush) or look for the hashtag #RobinStrawroof Credit: @clumsyalienn @squea @emmibouquet @kijiko-sims @pralinesims @valhallansim @savagesimbaby @pictureamoebae @frenchiesimgirl @aharris00britney @bloodmooncc @solistair @joliebean @saurusness @sentate @simandy @trillyke @evellsims

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[ad_1] Dragonflight Season 4 ushers in a recent season of Mythic+ dungeons for World of Warcraft gamers, enhancing person expertise with new rewards, collectibles (like cosmetics, mounts, and portals), improved merchandise ranges, and a revamped development system. Gamers wanting to dive into this up to date PvE content material with seasoned avid gamers would possibly discover worth in buying WoW Mythic Carry. These companies can change the sport's enjoyable for a lot of, permitting you to get all types of rewards effortlessly. What’s New within the Dungeons Season 4 revisits each five-player PvE occasion first launched within the Dragonflight enlargement. Right here’s what’s in retailer: Ruby Life Swimming pools : Located within the Waking Shores at coordinates 60.00, 75.77, this dungeon is notable for its 4 difficult boss encounters: Melidrussa Chillworn, Kokia Blazehoof, and the duo Kyrakka and Erkhart Stormvein. Gamers might want to navigate by distinctive mechanics, dodge assaults, and handle interrupts to succeed. Brackenhide Hole : Discovered within the Azure Span at coordinates 11.57, 48.78, and out there throughout Regular, Heroic, and Mythic difficulties. It options bosses like Hackclaw's Conflict-Band, Gutshot, Treemouth, and Decatriarch Wratheye, every with distinct mechanics. The dungeon additionally contains occasions like a Tuskarr Rescue and makes use of Decaying Cauldrons, which demand a Dragon Isles Alchemy talent to activate for illness administration. The Nokhud Offensive : Situated within the Ohn'ahran Plains at coordinates 62.01, 42.44, this dungeon challenges gamers to defeat bosses in any order earlier than going through Balakar Khan. Distinctive mechanics similar to utilizing Dragonkiller Lances and breaking Stormsurge Totems are key to development. Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr : A degree 70 dungeon within the Jap Kingdoms' Badlands, that includes 5 bosses and providing checkpoints to assist development upon participant deaths. It contains mining nodes that present buffs when mined. Neltharus : Positioned in The Waking Shores at coordinates 25.57, 56.95, it presents different environments and boss fights that demand strategic pondering and coordination. The Azure Vault : Situated within the Azure Span at coordinates 38.89, 64.76, this dungeon requires gamers to navigate effectively utilizing teleports offered after defeating bosses, enhancing motion by the dungeon. Halls of Infusion : Present in Thaldraszus at coordinates 59.24, 60.64, this dungeon is thought for its advanced boss mechanics and professional bonuses like Engineering and Herbalism, which assist handle in-dungeon challenges. Keystone Stage Adjustments and Rewards Season 4 simplifies the development system with a brand new keystone scaling methodology: a +2 keystone now equals the problem of a +11 from earlier seasons. This scaling ensures that the issue development stays balanced as gamers advance. With these adjustments, the rewards system has additionally been up to date. Finishing dungeons at varied keystone ranges gives gear with rising merchandise ranges, and the Nice Vault presents higher-level rewards based mostly on the very best keystone ranges accomplished. Achievements and Rewards Season 4 continues to reward gamers with titles and mounts for reaching particular Mythic+ rankings, enhancing each the problem and the rewards out there. Finishing dungeons at Mythic Stage 10 or greater throughout the time restrict additionally grants distinctive portals, including to the vary of rewards gamers can earn. In conclusion, Dragonflight Season 4 of Mythic+ in World of Warcraft introduces thrilling updates and rewards, promising new challenges and enhanced gameplay for each seasoned adventurers and newcomers to high-end PvE content material. For these in search of help, skilled boosting companies can be found to assist conquer these new challenges. [ad_2] Supply hyperlink

[leroygaming]

Behind the Paywall: Dragon’s Dogma’s Test

In the gaming world’s buzzing heart, a lively debate unfolds around “Dragon’s Dogma 2” – a world filled with breathtaking landscapes and shadowy dungeons. As gamers gear up, swords in hand and magic at their fingertips, a big question arises: Should all the rich content this game promises be part of the initial buy-in, or should it sneak up in additional purchases down the line?

The Adventure Kicks Off

Our story begins in Gransys, the vibrant setting of “Dragon’s Dogma 2.” Building on its predecessor, this sequel isn’t just about confronting dragons and exploring the unknown; it’s an invitation to embark on a journey that stretches the limits of imagination and gaming skills. Yet, there’s a bit of a cloud looming – the trend of slicing games into paid chunks threatens to cast a shadow over the excitement for this much-loved series.

A World of Differences

The Call to Adventure

“Dragon’s Dogma 2” unfolds a world rich in detail and mystery, where players aren’t just passing through. They’re carving out their legacy, with every choice and action sculpting the world around them. With its deep gameplay mechanics and compelling narrative, the game is a blank canvas for epic tales.

The Cost of Discovery

Conversely, the move toward paid extras divides the game into segments, holding back essential experiences that, some argue, should be part of the primary purchase. This growing trend in gaming sparks debates over value and access – where do we draw the line between enhancing a game and breaking it apart?

At a Crossroads

The gaming community finds itself at a fork in the road, torn between nostalgia for complete gaming experiences and the modern view of paid content as a lifeline for games post-launch. Some players long for the days when buying a game meant unlocking every adventure it held within. Others argue that paid content keeps the game evolving and supports the developers after the initial release.

Striking a Balance

At the heart of this discussion is the challenge of striking a fair balance that respects both the developers’ hard work and the gamers’ investments. Dragon’s Dogma 2 stands as a battleground for this debate, its richly imagined world highlighting both gaming’s incredible potential and the industry’s current dilemmas.

In Conclusion: On the Quest for Equilibrium

As “Dragon’s Dogma 2” makes its debut, it carries with it the collective hopes and worries of its fanbase. The dilemma over paid content prompts us to examine what we truly value in our gaming experiences. Will we lean towards a more inclusive and complete world, or does the future hold more behind-the-scenes adventures, only accessible at a price? Only time will unveil the actual cost of our quests in this saga of dragons, magic, and the price of progress.

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[ggworldnews]

Greetings, fellow adventurers! 🌟 Welcome to a captivating journey through the realms of one of gaming's most iconic sagas – Baldur's Gate. 🏰✨ In this documentary series, we embark on an epic quest to unravel the rich tapestry of storytelling, character development, and the profound impact this legendary game has left on the RPG landscape. 🔍 What Awaits You: Prepare to dive deep into the enchanting world of Baldur's Gate, exploring its origins, the creative minds behind its inception, and the challenges faced during development. Each chapter of this series will unveil the mysteries and magic that have made Baldur's Gate an enduring masterpiece.

Chapter Highlights:

The Genesis (Start Here!): Discover the genesis of Baldur's Gate, the visionaries at BioWare, and the inception of this groundbreaking RPG experience.

Characters and Lore (New!): Immerse yourself in the captivating lore of the Forgotten Realms, meeting unforgettable characters and delving into the intricate narratives that have stood the test of time.

Gameplay and Innovation (Cancelled): Unearth the game mechanics that revolutionized the RPG genre, from its isometric perspective to the innovative use of the Dungeons & Dragons rule set.

Legacy and Impact (Cancelled): Explore the enduring legacy of Baldur's Gate, its impact on subsequent games, and the resonance it continues to have in the hearts of gamers worldwide.

🛡️ Join the Fellowship: This is not just a documentary; it's a shared adventure. Share your memories, insights, and favorite moments as we embark on this nostalgic journey together. Your voice is an essential part of our exploration!

⚔️ Are You Ready? Brace yourselves, adventurers! The gates are about to swing open, revealing the untold tales and secrets within. Stay tuned for the first chapter of "Baldur's Gate: A Legendary Odyssey." 🚪✨

[alphadursgate32023]

Baldur's Gate 3: A Turn-Based Triumph Beyond Baldur's Gate 2

Yo, the official drop is finally here, feeding our craving for a dope new addition to this iconic RPG saga. And guess what? You can cop those PS5 games too. Baldur’s Gate 3 has been a total game-changer in building the legacy of the RPG scene. Now, it's rolling in with a whole new vibe, packed with lit possibilities, not just in how you play, but also in flexing those PS5 game buys to level up your experience. The wizards at Larian Studios have gone all in, seamlessly blending those Dungeons & Dragons mechanics into the gameplay. It's like, epic times infinity, fam. As you dive into the virtual world, it's almost like you're sitting around a table playing D&D with your pals. While it might not completely replace the magic of an in-person D&D session, the depth, and sense of adventure in Baldur’s Gate 3 come remarkably close to replicating that real-world experience. Amidst the overwhelming amount of content, choices, and opportunities that the release offers, ensuring there's never a dull moment, you might even find yourself tempted to "buy PS5 games." From epic battles to intricate decision-making, there's always something captivating to engage with. Yo, as a hardcore gamer, peep at the crazy complexity of Baldur’s Gate 3's systems and the total rush of exploring. It's like a mind-blowing quest that straight-up leaves you starving for more epic adventures.

Turn-Based Brilliance Shines Brighter than Baldur's Gate 2

Baldur's Gate 3 is like, totally lit, outshining its OG, Baldur's Gate 2, in so many epic ways. Just like how gamers eagerly search for new opportunities to "buy PS5 games," the turn-based combat system in Baldur's Gate 3 is a masterpiece, offering an exhilarating experience that stands head and shoulders above its predecessor. The dynamic nature of combat takes center stage, where surfaces and objects become strategic assets that players can ingeniously exploit. Reminiscent of the beloved Divinity: Original Sin series by Larian, the player can seamlessly interact with their environment. Sparking up oil slicks, whipping up DIY weapons from what's around, and icing your foes' footing – all of these things make for one heck of a gripping and immersive battle vibe. This whole new level of interaction isn't just fun, it adds some serious tactical flavor too. Gamers can cook up some seriously smart tactics that match their unique way of playing.

One remarkable instance highlights the system's ingenuity: an early confrontation that initially posed a challenge. Through experimentation, the player can relocate an explosive barrel to a bottleneck, dispatching their rogue to divert the attention of foes, while orchestrating a fiery demise using Gale's wizardry. Baldur's Gate 3 is like the ultimate winner, totally outshining its OG ancestor, Baldur's Gate 2, with its insanely awesome turn-based combat skills. The crazy cool dance between you, the world around you, and all the bad guys turns battles into a total work of art. It's like you're in the game, making all these smart moves and getting all wrapped up in the action. Larian Studios is like the brainiac behind this whole thing, blending in Dungeons & Dragons' magic to make the game even more epic and making you feel like you're at a real-life tabletop gaming sesh with your pals.

As you're diving deep into the unreal universe of Baldur's Gate 3, you'll see how it's not just keeping the OG series vibe alive, but also setting a whole new standard for those RPGs where you take turns. The battles are mega exciting, the choices are endless, and you've got a gazillion chances to go on some rad quests. Baldur's Gate 3 is like a spark that ignites your hunger for more and more adventure and smart moves. This game is like a total boss, shining even brighter than it did before. And as the epic tale of this classic RPG series keeps on rolling, it's obvious that Baldur's Gate 3 is like the start of a new era of mind-blowing gaming, shining like crazy.

[auroragoth]

@demonicrosebushsims is currently looking for occult sims to befriend her gen 11 heir so here I am, introducing Anwuli Obi, a young vampire, auditionning for the role of one of Saiya’s friends!

She’s a real ball of energy, always ready to party all night long or explore dangerous places (which has brought its share of troubles!). She’s a young vampire so she doesn’t know much about being one but has managed to keep out of trouble until now. She’s now looking to make some occult friends to try and understand herself better and learn more about her powers.

Name: Anwuli Obi (means Happy Heart in Igbo (Nigerian language)) Age: 26 when turned / has been a vampire for about 10 years Gender and Pronouns: female / she/her Sexuality: bisexual Traits: cheerful, adventurous, outgoing Back Story: Anwuli has always been a daredevil, getting in all sorts of trouble since she was a kid. In university (where she studied communications), she joined a group of urban explorers and started visiting abandonned places all around the country. She eventually got a little too cocky, went exploring on her own and got into an accident. She woke up a week later, cold and thirsty, her head spinning and eyes burning from the sunlight. It was only after a few hours that she realised she had turned into a vampire. Having so memories of the accident, and being her usual happy-go-lucky self, she decided that it was no big deal and went back to living as if nothing had happen, feeding carefully on unsuspecting sims while trying to maintain a low profile. This went on for a little while but she’s now realising that there might be a little more to her condition than just drinking blood - being complimented for her youthful appearance is great, but sims around her are starting to get a little suspicious! She’s now looking for anyone that could help her understand her condition, be it regular sims with esoteric knowledge or other vampires like herself.

I didn’t use CC clothes so her files aren’t too big, I can share her tray files with all CC included!