As you clearly see, I played
Sudoku.
Chess. (That's horrible waste of time.)
Then I played my
HoI4 campaign Japan vs whole world with boosted US. (And without abusing HoI4 rules by invading US in 1938.) It's 1952 and enemies have 87 million loses. I still didn't find target to use one of my 47 nukes.
And while I play old version, Paradox developers looks like they are mentally disabled. Like if Japan has 20 carriers, why wouldn't US make more than 8 carriers they have? Even historically they were making Carriers, Battleships, Heavy cruisers... Like WTF is with Paradox developers. Well USN is mostly under water, and I don't talk about submarines. What is preventing US to create 10 new carriers that would deploy 2-3 years later? Battleships with new standards... Well they are losing battleships to my submarines because they are sending them unescorted. But aside of that...
Like Paradox created incredibly dumb rule that when USN fleet that is siting in a port behind Panama, and who is saying they are protecting sea zones in front of Panama, it can according to Paradox developers stop enemy invasion even when they STAY in the port on the island east from Panama, while Japan is invading from west Panama coast. And to attack US fleet to blow it to pieces to prevent theirs ON PAPER protection of the seazones west of Panama, you need to go around whole South America, and conquer bases near to be able to strike USN fleet that is refuzing to move from the port, and be allowed to invade.
I also started campaign of
UBOAT with better sinking they introduced in the patch. I managed to blow up 12000+ GRT on several of my missions with Type IIA. Also I'm trying hard sinking 4000 tons ships with 20 mm AA gun that Type IIA and Type IID have, it takes about 1200 rounds when I'm lucky.
I didn't programmed it, thus UBOAT doesn't have dynamic campaign, and successes or failures don't change course of war. It kinda sucks because even flight simulators in 90s had dynamic campaign that tried to mimic real conflict.
But, it's relaxing game you can play when you are reading book, or watching movie.
Mind Over Magic
Crashed on me, bad bad bad developers, learn program better. It kinda tries to find itself, and gameplay changed since 12 months ago. Perhaps in 3 or more years they would decide what exactly they are trying to make. (Now it's a simulation of building a big magic academy.)
Spellcaster University
Also kinda stuff game. In this game you are pressured by time a lot more. Also it's kinda card game.
Totally Accurate Battle Simulator
It would be nice if they released it as freeware. Then it would be decent troll attempt.
The Lost Village
It's a game... Kinda. Basically it looks like Chinese developers played some kind of free web browser based games where there are increasing numbers, and you occasionally click and you are rewarded.
Things that I'm eyeing for this month are dealing with social workers to force them to start treating me as disabled since elementary school that is victim of either government officials who were either village people who didn't have clue what they were doing, or they were criminals who when they heard disabled with immunodeficiency... (I'm not really sure how to solve that. Some of theirs "incompetence" likely passed statute of limitations.) In fact, I hate it so much, I'd spend effort to delay it by at least a month. The problem is I need exception from law because local government royally screwed up.
Then I saw new version of
Command: Modern Operations. Like I still prefer Harpoon Classic I got for 3 USD which had European battlefield expansion over this. But, I can borrow it and look at it.
Epic released
Mages of Mystralia for free, and I found I have it on my account from last free release, and I didn't play it yet.
I'm preparing for epic journey called installing
Avowed on my disability aid, and try to run it... with decent speed. Scary. I'd be probably worn out from all that experience that I'd put it on ice after 3 hours of playing and eventually delete directory to free space. (It's borrowed so no cost for me, aside of my valuable time. And I could finish that article meantime. And perhaps even release it, if I find some who would care.)
I might have also time for
Rogue Trader horribly murder some black female by an accident, or make her see fate worse than death. Developers try to write high ranked fleet officials as people with either high skills, or brain, or both. Random black female who was diversity hire is normal Earth, you are doing quality games that are better than normal Earth. And it's not on Earth either.
