I'm dropping 16 KG (34 pounds i guess) to get back in killer shape.Wanna get back mah abs and vascularity man.So I can be super ripped while staring at a monitor for one week straight playing FO4.

Life goals.

2 Years of modding skyrim made me lazy and unfit.I regret nothing.

- Volunteer jobs.
- Finally getting my ass in gear and writing that fantasy story that banged in my head for nearly a decade. (now 14K words in.)
- Playing other video games.
- Reading.

Played "Everyone's gone to the Rapture." also trying to get all the Skyrim trophys.

What is "Everyone's gone to the Rapture" all about? The trailer shows you nothing, and there is no demo.

Walking, basically. Very, very, very slowly, lol..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1bZMa7ytaM

It's a world where everyone is gone.. A lovely English Village, you wander around finding clues and listening to "echos" of those who were, to discover for yourself

Exactly what it was that happened. No traditional gameplay, no puzzles or fighting. Just piecing together for yourself, the story, from clues you can find and the "echos" .

Also ps4 only as far as I know.. I enjoyed it..I finished it in about 5 hours (one sitting).. Kokaku (sp) has a review out..

It autosaves.. You must watch for the small icon on the lower right corner when you are getting tired..You can not save it yourself.

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There is another trailer on youtube that shows more.

Ok thank you. I'll look into it!

Been trying to get into some strategy games as a companion to playing the wonderful role playing that Bethesda provides. Was a Paradox fan up until recently, since I was getting somewhat tired of their DLC model. Right now I am enjoying Civilization and X-Com, especially after getting back into NuCom after playing a bit more of it and coming to like it despite my earlier dislike of it. Firaxis seems to be a good company, although it seems from the fan reaction that Beyond Earth was not one of their best. Every company has that though, some real stinkers in their output that just end up being a bump in the road in the grand scheme of things.

The best part about Civ and X-Com though is that they've existed for so long that they've got a huge fan following that will provide you with mods and fan games to keep you going for a long time. There's a open source version of X-Com UFO Defense that I have installed on my machine, there's also a spiritual successor in Xenonauts that plays much more like the originals while still retaining its own flavour. And my god, the Civ modding community has provided so much content over the years that its almost infinite. That's the best part about PC Gaming and games with large followings like Bethesda's and Firaxis's games, there's simply so many mods adding so much new content that you will almost never run out of things to do.

It's not but it is quite tasty

Yeah paradox's model for dlc is the most unethical I've ever seen. "You want to make an African character? Go right ahead! But he'll have to be blond-haired and blue eyed, unless you buy the $5.00 African Portraits Pack!" and so on until the total price of the game with all the micro-DLC is like $300

I wouldn't call it unethical, just that you can get a lot more bang for your buck going to other developers.

University stuff mostly.

Play other games, you know, live life. Fallout 4 looks awesome, but it's just a game.

It's not the second coming of Jesus.

It's the second coming of Godd Howard.

Possibly work on the novel idea I've been playing with for some time.... play the 30 odd games in my backlog... the usual

I downloaded Andy to run droid apps on the PC and installed FOShelter. I couldn't get into it and unistalled it after a half hr or so. In the meantime, I will be planning for a 3 week stay in the wilderness w/ 20lbs of gear. I need to replenish my supplies of natural materials for primitive crafting. It's been a while and I need to get back out there while I still have time left.

That... and finish the forge in my blacksmith shope.

That sounds cool! What kind of terrain?

get enough cash to upgrade my quad core to a i5

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Mark+Twain+National+Forest/@37.6789518,-91.1906151,9.5z/data=http://forums.bethsoft.com/topic/1531622-what-to-do-while-waiting-for-fallout-4/!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0x470f058991fe0b5c

Nice! Looks beautiful!

I have been, and plan on continuing to:

- Monitor Fallout 4 Forums...

- Check out Fallout 4 twitter feed for more information

- Work & Monitor Fallout 4 Forums.

- Read Fallout 4 Articles

- Post on Fallout 4 Forums.

- Watch Fallout 4 videos

What!?! Don't look at me like that.. You all say you have other things to do, but your doing the same as me...

Im doing what Delardra above is doing +

Playing through Wasteland 2 again. Enjoyed that a lot

Shadowrun: Hong Kong comes out anyday now: Ill be in on that. I really loved the first one a lot and even the Dragon one was interesting.

Playing F:NV ( as Win 10 seems to love it but hate FO3).

Keep on running my 5th ED D&D games.

I've got a back catalog of I'm guessing 20 or so games to keep me preoccupied till then. Also got some books to read and all the other crap life throws my way .

They are! http://www.amazon.com/The-Art-Fallout-Bethesda-Softworks/dp/1616559802

Do a replay of FONV nodded of course. Maybe play Witcher 3, bang my gf. The usual...

Groovy.

-Replay Fallout 1, 2, Tactics, 3, and NV, in that order.

-Then play METAL GEAR SOLID V: The Phantom Pain, to kill lots of time since its open world.

-After that Star Trek Online Season 11 comes out in October, so thats another good time killer.