Just got finished with about an hour and a half long sea of thieves session, didn't really do much of importance, but sank a galleon at the end of the session that was pretty cool.

I hopped on their ship and killed them all while my shipmate cannoned them.

I'm going to play League of Legends in a little bit, already played some earlier.

The last game I played was Genshin Impact. I started playing that game back when I got my hands on the PS5 last year and have been trying to catch up with where the story currently is ever since. I’m hoping to be caught up by the time the Fontaine region gets released.

The last game that I played was Risen for the Switch. It just came out a few days ago and I casually saw a copy at GameStop so I decided I would get it because it said open world and I said okay. I'm liking it so far but I just want to get to the open world stuff already, I don't really care too much for the story or other aspects of the game.

Im currently playing a Minecraft mod called Rouguelike Adventures and Dungeons 2. Its actually a bit challenging. You have stats that you need to level to get better gear and weapons, and some of the mods you encounter naturally can be extremely powerful early game. I ran into a zombie with over 100 hearts and 27 points of armor.

The last game I played was Pokemon Scarlet. I beat the game yesterday, by venturing into Area Zero and... defeating AI robot Professor Sada? And turning off a time machine? I think? The plot is kind of... illogical lol.

I played a lot of league of legends last night, like, a lot.

It was a pretty good night, we won about 8 games and only dropped 1 due to a 2-24 yone mid. It was frustrating to lose that game, but we got a lot of fun wins.

I've been playing a lot of Final Fantasy 14 and shockingly I discovered the game can be interesting for quests which makes me question why the main story is so damn boring. The questline I refer to is the Hildibrand Adventures questline which was genuinely one of if not the most entertaining questlines I've ever played in a video game which was shocking it was like the most out of left field hilarious thing in a game that I thought was just going to go on forever like go here talk to this person then here and so forth. Besides that been playing dungeons and trials and Leviathan extreme was so hard it took like an hour of fighting to get an attempt to win I wish I could say I wasn't a major part of it going so bad but I struggled to keep in mind that he was going to knock me off after he splashed which I just couldn't keep in mind with the other 55 things happening on the screen I had to pay attention to.

Another dungeon that was interesting yesterday was The Lost City of Amdapor which caught me off guard pretty early in with all the mushrooms and how the music didn't feel like it fit at all but it was going well enough until the boss of the dungeon Diabolos who has a weird mechanic with doors where you have to open 2 matching doors to avoid a party wiping attack which none of the players seemed to know at the start but me and the healer but looked up the quest and read about it but instead of trying to work together the healer was like I can do it so we tried leaving it to said healer and he didn't have it at all so next attempt I put markers on 2 matching doors so we knew which was which and instead of letting the players paying attention to what was happening with the markers handle it he opened the wrong door in the middle causing all to die and then was like please guys let only me touch the doors so I tried that again and he messed up again... so feeling pretty annoyed at the healer when it got to that point again I said screw it and used the limit break and managed to kill Diabolos before he could unleash the attack again and the healer just said "good job" I don't know who that guy was but screw that guy lmao.

I am currently playing Sea of Thieves, doing some merchant voyages to get up to the top 25% on the ledger for the month.

Later I will be playing league, to try and get my Kaisa up to M7.

The last game that I played was The Eminence In Shadow RPG. I spent about 2 weeks logging in every day ans spending like 15 minutes just grinding to make my characters stronger and then over the course of yesterday and today, I was able to get through a few of the main chapters because of how much stronger they were.

Okay clearly I'm not going to get to the 96 today so here's a list of games I attempted today

Super putty
California games
Cutthroat Island
Eswat
Zen intergalactic Ninja
Reggie Jackson Baseball
Art of fighting 3
Back to the Future 2&3 for NES
Skipp and Friends
Universal Soldier
Athena
Papyrus for Game Boy Color
The Tick for Genesis
and Home Alone for game boy

and Samurai showdown 2

I am currently playing sea of thieves, but I played League of Legends earlier today.

I had a mixed experience with league. Won some big, lost some big.

Today I played Rescue Heroes Fire Frenzy, Wario Blast, Extra Innings, Virtual Soccer, South park Rally (will definitely need to replay in order to review), Batman returns for Game gear, Peacekeepers (will have to return to it)

The last game I played was BOTW on Master Mode. It's been really fun playing the game again after 3-4 years. I just beat my first Divine Beast and am heading towards the Rito region. Really looking forward to seeing gold enemies spawn at some point. Not exactly sure how far along I have to be for them to start showing up.

The last game i played was Lost Judgement. Been having a lot of fun playing the game. The story is absolutely crazy, it catches me off guard sometimes.

I'm going through a run of Snake Eater HD hoping those rumors of some Metal Gear remakes announced this quarter are true.

The last game I played was Hades on Nintendo Switch. I started playing it a little while ago on a friend's recommendation and really have really enjoyed it. I've been alternating between Mario Galaxy, BOTW on Master Mode, and Hades, so I haven't been able to play it as much. I'm not far into the game though, I'm still trying to get through Elysium.

The last game i played was Lil Gator Game. I heard about the game from twitter a while ago and wish-listed it on steam before its release. I finally bought it today. Its a fun and very relaxing game, a change of pace from the usual games i played.

Spirit of Speed 1937. A marvelous concept brought to the Dreamcast, but sadly executed very poorly.

The game focuses on the racing cars of the late 30s, like the name implies, which were absolute beasts for their time: one had two engines, another one had a mid-mounted V16, and another one would be the most powerful racing car in Europe until the early 1980s, and only because of the turbo engines that revolutionized Formula One.

The racetracks are also from that time. Historic tracks like Brooklands, the world's first purpose-built circuit, Roosevelt Raceway, a relatively unknown US track which inspired many others in the coming decades, and also modern-day tracks having their first or even strangest iterations (looking your way, Florio Course).

Still, this is as good as it gets. Controls are very messy, physics are weird and I don't think the tracks are actually that well represented. It absolutely deserves the bad reputation it has over the internet. Also, strange to see the car roster is much more packed than the track roster, and that legendary tracks like Indy, Monaco or Nurburgring weren't included despite hosting races for the cars the game includes.

The last game I played was Super Mario Party on the Switch late laste night. I was playing a 20-turn game with my brother--I was Yoshi, he was Mario and we chose Waluigi and Donkey Kong for computers. It was an intense game filled with a lot of buffoonery, but I ended up winning with a total of 6 stars.

The last game that I played was Stardew Valley. Last night I started a brand new game on my Switch and it became the first time since 2020 that I put significant time into a playthrough. I could have just kept on going with my main game but I wanted to experience everything all over again.