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I started playing Warframe for the first time after reading this re-review on PCGamer. I had heard of it a while ago. At least two of my Destiny buddies gave it a whirl during one of Destiny's many droughts. I usually had something else that was occupying my
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I picked up Star Wars: Battlefront II this weekend. It was on sale because of May the 4th, though it looks like EA may be writing the game off as a loss and moving on. Which is a shame, because so far it looks like a stellar game. I had
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My current game jam is The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. I got it a couple of years ago when I first got my PS4, and was excited to get into it back then, but after grinding through it, I hit a shelf point and set it aside. Since then, I’
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Another search and destroy grind. I started in Times Square again, went through Clinton, Hell’s Kitchen, Hudson Yards, Chelsea, the Tenderloin, Flatiron, Gramercy, and Stuyvesant. Took out the Bullet King, Soretto, Strings, Erskine, Fray, Five-O, Belzer, Riot, Corporal Wright, and Chains. It was quite a hike. I did get
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Cities is essentially a SimCity clone. It’s not even subtle about it. You build a city by placing roads, zoning Residential, Commercial, or Industrial, supply power, water, santitation, health, education, fire and police services. And build parks. And maybe SimCity is close enough to reality that you could say
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I finished the World Boss route I started this morning, and then went to the West Side Piers for a while to mess around. It got a little hairy in there, with all the insta-spawns, but I did find a few more phones. And I got another Caduceus. That’s
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I found this map on Reddit, showing the locations of the Open World Bosses, named Elites on the Open World Map who you can farm every four or hours or so. I usually start a session running part of this to farm credits and mats. I used this route to
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I've been thinking more about my "work/play" idea. I think it actually runs into the concept of "deep play," which I ran into recently in an article in The Guardian titled The meaning of life in a world without work. Deep play is