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@catoasapun: Sounds amazing. I want that Super Castlevania IV first level track.

I’m surprised no one has mentioned Moonlighter. It’s a dungeon crawling type of rogue-lite and is a lot of fun with a really cool art style.

@ltcolumbo: I like the music a lot in many games. If something is egregiously bad or if I’m voice chatting I may turn it off but almost always leave it on.

@sethmode: I’ve run the first level so many times and can’t even remember it. Maybe it’s because the loop is so short?

I love just about everything about this game but after putting about 10 hours into it I have to say the only way it falls short is the music. It’s not that it’s bad or anything, I don’t hate it. It’s serviceable, but it doesn’t grip me. It doesn’t get stuck in my head like so many great video game soundtracks. Thinking about it right now I can’t even summon a tune from the game into my head because it’s just not memorable enough to remember. I keep trying but just end up at the Moonlighter soundtrack.

All that said I suppose I can’t expect a game to be perfect in every way. I guess it had to fall short somewhere.

Alternatively, you should have gotten the 1+2 pack and not bothered with The Old Blood.

@darkjohnny477: For me framerate issues will usually make me sick but in this game the real problem is that it screws up my timing and I end up damaged as a result. I don’t run into that problem on PC or XB1X.

@pompouspizza: Lmao you’re bad because it took 20 runs to get to the fog area? I’ve put in more than 20 and haven’t even gotten to the clock tower boss. I’d say you’re doing alright.

@sombre: The Ilvl only went up by 2 points, so part of the problem is that it just wasn’t much of an upgrade. You got a 2% gain in dps for a 2% gain in ilvl, makes sense. Considering I just got a new weapon at 110 that only increases my dps by 9 for a 30 ilvl upgrade your .4 really doesn’t seem ridiculously terrible. It’s all relative.

How you feel now is how I felt when I was on anti-depressants. When I got off them for several months I had “brain zaps” afterward but not for as long as you’ve been having symptoms.

Have you ever looked into hypothyroidism? Brain fog is a big symptom of that and I could see how anti-depressants could cover that up.