Lizardsquid, maker of noises @lizardsquid@computerfairi.es

[ Delayed Dark Brotherhood Attack ] (ESSENTIAL): When Bethesda released the Tribunal expansion, they forgot to check if the player was level 30 before sending the Dark Brotherhood after them in their sleep. This often lead to people starting the game, then getting stuck because they'd be attacked right at the start with no ability to defend themselves. This mod corrects this issue, and I consider it to be one of only 2 mods that are essential.

[ Concept Art Balmora ]: Adds more decorations and clutter to Balmora, to make it prettier

[ Concept Art Ghostfence ]: Fancier ghostfence

[ Portrait of Cassius Curio ]: Makes Cassius Curio look like even more of a douchebag, by putting a huge painting of him in his dining room

[ Province: Cyrodiil ]: This adds a large section of Cyrodiil to the game - but not as it was in Oblivion, but instead as it would be from the lore in Morrowind

[ Anthology Solstheim ]: moves Solstheim to be further North, where it should be

[ Armored Robes ]: a bunch of robes that also count as light armor

[ Banners With Sound ]: adds flapping sounds to banners

[ Better Cephalopod Armor ]: Makes the cephalopod armor look even cooler

[ Better Dialogue Font ]: No more blurry text

[ Blight Bounties ]: The temple will pay you for getting rid of blighted creatures

[ Clear Your Name ]: Adds more ways to clear your name

I'm getting back into (modded) Morrowind!

I'm playing an Argonian named Between-Swamps.

Also: heck this game is pretty sometimes

meep

I found it! It's called Temporal:

https://temporal.en.softonic.com/

good morning!

several years ago (maybe a decade?), I played a really good freeware game about time travel.

You played a robot, and you had to collaborate with yourself to solve puzzles.

Before anyone suggests it: t's NOT Chronotron!

* The robot you play has tank treads
* The art is all in a hand-drawn style
* I think there was a song at the end of the game

If anyone knows what this game was called, let me know!

Thinking (live sesh) — Louis Cole

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMI1iU7VgyI

You draw on the map with crayon!

Here's what the board looked like at the end:

Today I bought Lunar Rails, and we played it!

It's really fun, although it takes 3–6 hours

But what I'm going to do is: The first game I play will be Portal, and then every game after that will be random, with the constraint that each subsequent game must have been released at least 5 years before or 5 years after the game I just played.

eventually I'm going to use this list for Avery Plays Averything, the Lets Play series I want to start where I play through every game I own.

I had thought that maybe I should play them in order of release, but that means I'd be starting the show with 4 games I don't particularly care for, so it would probably be horrible.

(continued)

gods I'm so boring... instead of playing games, I'm sitting here making lists

today I entered all* of the games I own into a database, with various details about them, so I can sort them by when they were released or when I bought them or by name or whether I've played them.

*only including PC games, and not including the games I have on disc (all of those were left at my parents' home, so I'd have to go get them to know what they are)