Recently finished Resident Evil 4

 At least the first playthrough. It was pretty fun, though I don't think it's a masterpiece by any means. Granted, I haven't played the original so I don't have the nostalgia factor and I don't know what got improved.

It felt like there were a lot of 'one-off' enemies, or enemies that were built up to be a big threat, but when you eventually fight them, go down in minutes. The battles themselves were fun, but yeah.

Overall, like I said, I had fun and it felt longer than the remakes for 2 or 3.

You can view the playlist:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBYyn5fOatvhbJayjcztzun3rjO29K8vr

Resident Evil 4 Remake recently released!

 I plan on releasing a part every day until I finish the main story. This is in addition to most of the stuff I do daily like Guild Wars 2, unboxings, etc. Hopefully I will be able to keep up! Here is the first part:

Update

Apparently it's been a while since I updated.

I've finally replayed Resident Evil Village a few times to get those challenge points, and now I'm recording the 'knives out' challenge where you basically go through the game with only a knife, though there are some exceptions. After that, I plan on recording a Village of Shadows run. With all the point accumulated, it shouldn't be too hard, except for one or two sections I think.

I have also been going back to Risk of Rain 2. There are apparently new characters, and I tried at least one of them (Bandit). It seems pretty fun and interesting with the ultimate ability.

I also plan on recording other things, like Vindictus and Eternal Return. Also Supraland, since I want to visit the DLC.

Other than that, nothing really new.

Cleaning is tough

 Whether it is hard drive space or my desk area, cleaning takes some time.

I want to try some new games to record, but I am still in the process of playing through Resident Evil Village. I still have mixed opinions about that game, and I wonder if it will get better by the end. I think I'm near the end? Though in the last recording I'm starting to question who is who.

Also ordered some neat things, however I misjudged my desk area so I have to move some things around, which means to clean the dust. It does mean that I am probably going to get rid of my printer that I never really use anymore. I showed what I got on my instagram, though I'll probably post the before and after when I'm all done.

I thought I would be streaming more, but June had been a bust due to Covid for 2 weeks, and the heat wave we had (where all I had was a dinky fan and no sort of AC whatsoever). Maybe I will start streaming Final Fantasy 14 after I beat A Realm Reborn. I think I'm 4 quests away, so it shouldn't take too long.

Update

 Been trying to get back into a rhythm to get daily uploads again. Hopefully my day off on the 5th would help. I wanted to create more videos on July 4th, but I underestimated how late people would be lighting fireworks.

I don't know how much longer I have until I beat Resident Evil Village, but I feel like I am close. It started off pretty well, but there were some bugs/issues that I had to deal with and it felt really fragmented, at least 3 of the areas. I didn't feel this way with the remakes of Resident Evil 2 or 3.

I have also been trying to get back to Final Fantasy 14. Been doing a few quests a day, though mainly trying to get through the main story quest. I don't remember how my level got so high compared to the main story quest level lol.

Resident Evil Village and Stuff

 So far I am enjoying Resident Evil Village, but I can't say that it is a 10/10 game. It's pretty fun, has some spooky moments, but there are some stuff that I found off putting (so far). On the roof, you encounter these flying enemies, but they tend to clip through and be stuck under the floor for some reason. You could hit them but their stuff will be unobtainable. There has also been a prompt to 'push enemies back' but when pressed, it would just be the same old guarding animation. There are some things in cutscenes I question, but I wonder if they will be answered by the end, or if it is a case of 'video game logic but canon.'

Like my last post, I'm still streaming Guild Wars 2 on the weekends, but I might change it up, with either older games or games that I have recorded in the past but never completed (either in terms of achievements or just in general). The second option could be a motivator to get through my massive Steam collection, while the first one would just be going through my old games backlog. Either way, I'll have to think about it. Guild Wars 2 seems to be the most comfortable for now, but I do want to expand. Still thinking of doing a Sonic thing where I go through all of the Sonics, but I don't know how well that will turn out, DMCA and all.

For now, it is just Resident Evil Village on my Youtube (and my daily puzzle solution) and the occasional interesting game here or there. I do have a video I want to make in the future though regarding some of the mobile stuff I have seen lately.

Finished the main story in Supraland!

 I finally finished playing through the main story of Supraland! It was pretty fun and I only really got lost a few times, though it was either because of me overthinking or overlooking things. At first the jump seemed wonky, but I got used to it. I still have questions about the kid that made this entire world, since you see the kid throughout the game. Is it like a Toy Story deal? Or is the entire thing within the kid's imagination?

I like how the game encourages side tracking, and that it doesn't feel like a chore. There were also a lot of references to other things and some quips about them. I also like how you would keep learning new skills with the same items you had over time. It's like a 'this does that too?' moment.

That being said, the enemies that spawn was a little annoying. It was very few at the beginning, but once you get more powerful, there are more that spawn and stronger ones as well. However, it was only a few times where I would feel overwhelmed.

The final boss was basically a 'show the game what you have learned' type of situation since you can't shoot it to death. You have all the pieces, it's just putting them in place. Once you figure out what you needed to do, you still would have to do it as well.

I'll still make more videos for it, since I am still missing a lot of things. Plus I still have the DLC to play. Don't know what is in store for the DLC, but if it is more of what I experienced in the main game, then I am all for it. I wonder if it will take place in the same map or if there is a new area.

I have also started Resident Evil Village. Had some issues with the first 2 parts - the first being that it made me physically sick for a short time with the head bobbing, and the second part had some framerate issues. Going to try the third part without my avatar and see if it will be better.