The Emperor protects bruv. I mean it’s a choice between an empire that uses slavery and one which want to carry out progroms on minorities. I once, let Radovid win, but the ending upset me so much, that now I always side with Nilfgaard.

I get the feeling, but Henrietta gives so much to Geralt that it makes me really hard to hate her. Besides, Toussaint is kind of a fairy tale land, so I tend to be more tolerant of the monarch.

The first time I played, I didn’t. In Toussaint I mean. The base game is quite easy to get the good ending. This time was a nilfgaardian victory.

Witcher 3. Nearly done with it.

I worked in a company where the dofus clueless CTO decided to transfer half of the data centers to the cloud to cut costs. I’ve since left the company, but I always knew this would happen.

Also, taxi drivers scam the shit out of tourists.

I decided to try Stellaris. The changes post 2.0 are not as complex as I thought. I still miss the wormhole and warp drives though. I also liked picking between laser/bullets/torpedoes. Wish they would bring that back. In this game, I’m a Megacorporation that has almost turned the entire galaxy into it’s subsidiary. Only 1 empire remains, they have a few subjects of their own, but it’s just a matter of time until they’re torn apart and become a subsidiary. After that, all that is left is to destroy Unbidden which should be appearing any time now.

I’ve been giving Endless Space 2 another try. Did a Horatio win, now I’m doing a Riftborn playthrough. I feel this game is a bit barebones. I want to like it, but after 1 or 2 playthroughs, I feel bored and need to move on. The orchestral music is great though.

I was thinking of trying Stellaris again, haven’t touched it in years. The 2.0 update was a deal breaker for me.

Caught up

When the US manages to use AI to help maintain and detect problems across thousands of kms of railroad, let me know.

I played it at launch. It was buggy. But even without the bugs, it doesn’t hold a candle to Witcher 3.