All weapons, unlimited ammo, all keys and other goody goods.

Yep that’s the one!

RBNSMITH was the give all code for the first Turok game and I forgotten what was the give all for Turok 3: Shadows of Oblivion.

Also I bought HuniePop from Steam...Its a puzzle dating sim with animated wifus. Look up Markiplier's run to see the game in all its glory.

In TpF poor route planning, track laying and station placement are becoming more and more a hindrance. As it is, on some stretches of railway I've too many trains traveling on too few tracks, with lots of line merges, crossovers and so on to complicate things. Some track laying issues (often cosmetic only) can be and are fixed. Some require more destruction and alteration than I am willing to attempt. I'll occasionally attempt minor routing fixes. For the most part I intend to leave station and routing issues for my next map and simply plan things out better from the get-go.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 was free to PS+ Subscribers so I hopped on that wagon and downloaded it....I won't be getting BO4 that was a waste of a franchise name.

Spent most of the day yesterday adding scenery and details to either side along a portion of the train line carrying slag from the map's SteelMill to its Construction Materials Rail Hub. Am rather pleased with much that I did, and displeased with none of it. Until mid evening that is, when I cleared and early placed forest in preparation for converting that triangle of land between a rail line and steep hills into farmland. First thing I wanted to do was plop down a farmstead complex where it made sense and could be viewed while traveling at least one train line. Those normally pose no problems. Not so this time. I must have spent a good hour and a half placing buildings and decorations only to bulldoze it all and start afresh. I finally decided to give it up and shut down for the day, knowing first thing I'll do in-game today is delete my latest farmstead attempt.

Uploaded a second TpF ride-along video. It suffers from blurriness as my first did, though I recorded and rendered with bumped up quality settings. (Took almost twice to upload as the first video did, though their duration is more or less the same.) Speaking of which, here it is:

Transport Fever Scenic Ride-Along EP2 - Oil Refinery Rail Hub to Chesham and Back Again.

Gonna hopefully play some ESO tonight.

Khajiit is doing that now! Gotta do the daily grind

I might pop on later on today, don't know if its going to be the PS4 or PC. It might be the PS4 since I have more on it then I do the PC.

Have done no game playing to speak of since having to sleep in my bed rather than on the couch Sunday night. Have felt too crappy since then. I did, however, manage to upload EP3 of my YT Transport Fever Scenic Ride-Along series...twice due to misinterpreting a YT problem flag I could have corrected easily had I understood it. Be that as it may, I linked the episode amongst today's (20 Jun 2018) Your projects sub-forum entries.

YT's processing seems less blurry than with either of its two predecessors. I suspect that might be due to trucks traveling slower than your average train. (Yes, it's a truck ride rather than a train ride.) Also, there are no fast moving railroad ties to process. While nowhere near as sharp as my pre-upload video editor rendering, I can comfortably recommend watching at 1080p full-screen. Let me know what you think.

Playing Ys 8 on the Vita. I have the Japanese version and it does play on it but I like to be able to understand what's going on and no google translate isn't 100% accurate. It MIGHT give you enough to get a jest of whats going on but other then that I'll stick to english translation.
Speaking of which maybe my mind playing tricks on me but while playing a new game in Ys 8 the text seems to be slightly different then I remembered like characters names and some sentences...It's Mandala, he's haunting me again.

Skyrim: Special Edition

Wow, talk about still finding new things after all this time.

I have never once actually encountered Shalidor's Maze before, until a little bit ago. Somehow I never stumbled upon it. I just wanted to try out the Wooden Mask (something else I had never found before but discovered it when I was just re-doing the College of Winterhold questline sometime last week, so I looked up what it did), but lo and behold I found a door I had never seen before. And it went to Shalidor's Maze. So that was pretty neat.

Also encountered a couple other new things, and did a couple things I hadn't done in a really long time again. Neat to simultaneously discover things and refresh my memory about things I did when I first got into this series.

I found out Shadowrun Returns is currently free so I'm gonna try that eventually.

Khajiit is playing that now! It’s fun! This one also made a thread about it in the General RPG Discussion forum if you want to talk about it!

Thought I'd hop on TES:Online for the PC which needs to be upgraded so its on par with my PS4. At most it has the Morrowind DLC and Imperial City I think.

I have Morrowind and none of the DLC. I got them through ESO Plus and did them all while I was subscriibed.

I dislike the DLC dungeons.

I...I...I....I'm at a loss for words. Just finished watching what I suspect is a European Transport Fever episode showcasing the work of an extraordinary scenic detailer. Going by the title, I assume the large city in which much of this footage is shot is Vienna. (????) Inspirational. Mind-blowing. Whoever did this is so many level beyond my pathetic attempts comparison is pointless. I don't even know what some of these mods are, or where to find them. Boy would I like to!!!! It's gonna be hard to return the game and face my own comparatively pathetic attempts. (BTW, I suspect ever inch of city is hand placed rather than game generated. The game itself does a rather decent job with its generated cities, but not on this level in my experience.)

I'm thinking about buying a XBox One X or XB1S. I miss playing Halo plus its slightly cheaper then the PS4 Pro and since I have my Vita I can keep tabs on my Sony account so no worries here .

Another week where I've felt too groggy and had too little mental energy to do much gaming. What little I've done was devoted to Transport Fever, mainly touching up old scenic detailing I'm not longer quite satisfied with in preparation for potential future Scenic Ride-Along YouTube episodes. Speaking of which, I uploaded ep4 of the ride-along series overnight. It can be found linked in our Your Projects thread.

I responded to this and other questions (originally within another thread) some time ago. Since then, I came across an episode from another fellow's TpF ride-along series that illustrates differences between what you see in my vids compared to more or less vanilla TpF scenery better than words ever could. I've watched other of his TpF episodes. He does add some railroad related detailing along his routes, but landscape scenery doesn't seem to be his thing. Leastwise not in vids I've seen. (For what it's worth, my hands down favorite YouTube TpF video maker dabbles in landscape scenery only rarely, and then not to any great extent.) This is what the vast bulk of my map looks like even now. To be fair, some game generated and downloadable maps offer more interesting ground textures, more and bigger forests, more hilly terrain and so on. Mine, for instance, is definitely hillier than what's seen in the video. Otherwise, it's a fairly decent reflection of those parts of the map I haven't and may never detail.

I just bought a Xbox One S and apparently it has something called Game Sharing and as long as I have a Xbox Live Gold account I have over 400 games on it including ones I was going to get. Pretty neat and pretty weird too.

Far Cry 5... a great deal of Far Cry 5.... those souls won't harvest themselves

I'm playing Halo: Master Chief Edition (Halo 1-4) and Tom Clancy's The Division for the Xbox One S.

Edit:

Add Mad Max for the Xbox One to that list. For some reason I can't use Microsoft Points to buy TES 3: Morrowind for whatever reason. Oh well at least I have it for the PC.

Still devoting myself exclusively to Transport Fever. Episode five of my Scene Ride-Along series is now online and can be found linked in our Your Projects thread.

I got Fallout 3 and 4 on the Xbox. Looking forward to playing it.

Bah. Now everyone is doing that.


I blame citizen Kane.

The return!

Hey Reaps, have you played Fallout3 before? Definitely one of Khajiit’s most enjoyable gaming experiences.

Oh YEAH... I can't tell you how much time I've spent walking the ruins of DC all while listening to the Enclave radio channel .

Cool beans

Was not a fan of the Subway navigation in the Metro. Too used to downtown Boston being wide open.

Lol, you aren’t alone in that. When it was released, Khajiit remembers lots of complaints about the metro system. Khajiit never had a problem with them personally.

To Khajiit, the jewel of Fallout3 is the Point Lookout dlc.

Ah nothing like looking at the waste of DC while listening to The Enclave .

I liked the metro system in Fallout 3. You could use the subways to travel from one end of DC to the other, without ever seeing the light of day. One thing that disappointed me about F4 is that the metro stations aren't connected like in Fallout 3.

Are there mods that remove some of the bullet sponginess from the enemies?

From Fallout 3 or 4? I believe there are mods that increase weapon damage in each game. Or you could just make your own if you want.

Khajiit meant 3. 4 has the Survival Mode options mod that you can use to take a lot of sponginess out of the enemies (really you are just increasing your character’s damage output.

There probably are mods like that for Fallout 3. Or just move the difficulty slider down.

Still slugging away at Transport Fever, in which I face something of an unexpected dilemma. While YouTube viewings diminish each episode, with the most recent receiving hardly any, I've developed a minuscule following of folk who leave comments and ask questions. Makes me not want to let them down. And I enjoy adding scenery and 'filming' the results. But...only a small portion of my map sports scenery. That portion will soon be exhausted for further scenic possibilities. Much of the rest of the map, for various reasons, isn't worth adding scenery to. Ergo, I'll soon have nothing more to film. Spent almost the whole of today's several play sessions searching the map for something worthy of scenery with little success. Yeah, I noticed a few small isolated areas with possibilities, but not large enough to turn into an episode.

Now, if and when I start a new map I'll know better how to create consistently interesting train routes through landscape worthy of scenic detail. Hope so anyway. I've still plenty to learn before staring afresh. More than plenty.

ADDENDUM:
Bloody brain farts! I suspect the day draws near when my posts are wholly undecipherable, even by me.

FINALLY. After starting it however long ago (like a year-and-a-half?), I finally got around to finishing Half-Life on an autosave-only playthrough. That was quite a struggle, but an interesting way to play even with the really frustrating parts.

Also completed the main quest of the Far Harbor DLC for Fallout 4 the other day. Still plenty to explore there. Likely going to blow up the Children of Atom. And I got to do Nick Valentine's personal quest and gave Eddie Winter what was coming to him. [censored] scumbag. Plastered him and gave him a taste of his own medicine. Have fun in hell, Eddie.

EDIT: Not sure if I have to warn that the screenshot is fairly graphic, but I am going to now just in case.

Love it!


Such a great game. Wish I could play more but I'm occupied being on vacation

Fah Habah was fun to explore. The radiation can be a bit annoying at times. OTOH it is great place if you have the Ghoulish perk. I am thinking of trying it out with my current ghoul character Medusa, since she does not mind rads.

I have never even seen Eddie Winter. I make it a point not to collect the Eddie Winter tapes, since you cannot remove them from your inventory without doing the quest. I have never much liked companions in Bethesda games. They always step in front of you when you are shooting, or shoot you in the back, or run into every grenade you throw. Not to mention always blocking every doorway and setting off every trap. So I have never had Nick as a companion. Except to free him from that Vault he is imprisoned in.

Still playing obscene amounts of Skyrim. A little world of Warcraft. But mostly Skyrim.

Fallout 3 was the first game in the FO series I played...but now I have a dilemma.
Do I save Megaton or nuke it?
I'm tempted to nuke it .

I only nuked it with one character - Loviatar. Of course she is a mutant cannibal mad scientist. I modded a lair for her just outside the ruins. She loved to bask in the warm glow of the radiation...

I went ahead and sended Megaton to the fiery pits of Hell. Damn Moriarty trying to get 300 caps from me now the whole town has to pay including that mustache psycho Moira. Mwuahahahaha .

Khajiit is always loathe to eliminate traders. Most of the time he keeps Megaton intact.

Ugh. Khajiit just bought Fallout3 off GOG. Reaps talking about it got this one wanting to play it again

The caravans still stop at Megaton's crater. Usually one shows up every day. So you still have them to sell things to. Loviatar kept them alive.