#Mass effect 3 ems full

Which is actually pretty good given that only 87.4% finish the intro and the game is LONG.

According to the global stats page, 11.9% of players beat the game. Apparently, I accomplished 82% of the achievements вЂ“ I think most of the ones I didnвЂ™t do were the lawbreaking onesвЂ¦IвЂ™m way too goodie-goodie for games with a crime system. I did Legend of Dead Kel before finishing the story and Teeth of Naros after. I played through the whole storyline, did all the non-bugged quests I could find and completed both DLCs. As the screenshot betrays, it was actually about a month ago, but some recent, happy changes in my life have me locked in one of two states: 1) at work 2) unconscious (I know it doesnвЂ™t sound happy, but I swear it is!), neither very conducive to game write ups.

#Mass effect 3 ems full

It seems that theyвЂ™ve released a number of RPGs over the years, though fans are saying Greedfall stands apart from their previous projects.ДЄfter six or eight or whatever (I canвЂ™t remember when I started) months and apparently 304 hours including AFK time, I decided that IвЂ™d gotten my full of Kingdoms of Amalur and clicked Exit Game for the last time. As a good Steam user I even own some that IвЂ™ve never played! The studio, Spiders, however, was new to me. I was familiar with a few games from the publisher, Focus. I was over the moon, then, when Greedfall was released and received pretty decent reviews. (Yes, I have heard good things about The Outer Worlds which was released recently.) There are some admirable attempts from small indie teams, IвЂ™m sure, but while IвЂ™m not necessarily craving a huge production, I do want something a bit fancier to spend 40+ hours on. Even if you include not-quite RPG genres or MMOs, it feels as if all the mid-sized to big studios, if not crushed under their own weight, have given in to the easy cash flow of battle royale, arena or looting games. You know, the games with notable stories, when you can customize your character, switch up gear, play with stats, earn levels and skills, do all that micromanaging stuff that I adore without having to play an MMO. IвЂ™m a bit on the dramatic side (if anyone who stumbles across this dusty blog had known me during my WoW blogging days, theyвЂ™d say that was an understatement) so I was mourning the death of the single player, D&D style RPG genre. Usually itвЂ™s more like six months to beat a gameвЂ¦ Then about a week of jotting down thoughts with one hand as I wrangle my 9 month old with the other (I swear sitting at the computer trips some kind of alarm in his head) and we have a post! It took a month and a bit, which has to be some kind of record for me.