brandondryrock

I should play through the first Watch_Dogs. It didn't really grab me when I first tried it out, but it should be something I really get into. I like those mindless open world games, like Ass Creed and Mad Max.

That was the worst! I wanted to see that quest through, but I couldn't defeat the statues, so I decided to come back to it later once I had better gear. The only time I've saved scum playing this game.

Damn this brings back memories haha.

@baronsamedi: I followed the note, and got to a cave under a house. I fought an Archespore, killed it, then read a burnt note and Geralt said "damn, it is a cold trail." I did all of this stuff after the lady was given the deed to the vineyard, so maybe that broke some scripting?

@aktivity: I am guessing that you find evidence from both of the vineyards you clear out? I found the note that started the optional part on the guy's vineyard, but not the ladies. I'm guessing you need both parts to complete the optional part.

So with the Wine Wars quest line, once you fix the problems at one vineyard, can you not get the reward for helping out the other vineyard? I finished the Belgaard stuff, and it let me go clear out the other vineyard that didn't get Belgaard, but now I can't find the character I need to talk to. I negotiated that contract to be 800 crowns, so that would be nice to have.

I hope we get a new Cyberpunk 2077 trailer.

Well I'm interested to see more. Hopefully we get some gameplay footage at E3. Ahoy motherfuckers! was my favorite part of the video.

@wwen: I agree with what you're saying. WWI was fucking brutal. I think that's one of the reasons I liked the Brothers in Arms series. They never tried to fancy up war, but tried to give you a sense of what it is like to be part of a squad and losing your friends.

@carcass427: I wasn't really having a stuttering problem. When the game was running well, it was perfect. Then the game would hang for a few seconds, and the framerate would then be crap.