The [extra] Casual Gamer
A private blog dedicated to whatever topics I wish to rant about, but typically gaming.
Sunday, July 19, 2015
Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 Stumble Through Placeholder
Life has reared it's ugly head again.
Sorry, no video this week. I'll try to retrofit this post, but no promises.
Sunday, July 12, 2015
Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 Stumblethrough #3
Well, we finished off Mission 1 by providing over-watch for our assault team. That was pretty exciting.
In the next mission, we are still in the Philippines, but now we are on our own (no spotter), so we are free to make some bad decisions... (I told you I would include a death here or there)
Mission 2: Out of Nowhere (Part I)
Sunday, July 5, 2015
Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 Stumblethrough #2
Ok, we've made our way through the first part of Mission 1. Now, I have played through this first part of Mission 1 numerous times thanks to the crappy, console-like, save game functionality and died at various points. I'm sure this game gets a lot more difficult as you go, but for now it is fairly easy. One thing for sure, there are times when you are able to sprint, but when in doubt, crouch. Your spotter will wait for you and you won't accidentally come upon enemies and alert them, at least not as easily. I actually died off camera at a point that you'll see in the first part of this next video (Part II) at the railroad tracks.
By the same token, don't dawdle. If you need a quick breather, pause the game. Wait too long, and you might be discovered by a wandering patrol. Of course, it helps if you are the least bit coordinated as well. I'm not that great at games, but I truly suck at FPS games. Ultimately, I will include some of the deaths I undergo, but without it getting too bogged down. Typically, you'll see the little flip transitions where I've had to back track.
As you'll see in this episode that finishes off the first mission, things start to open up a bit...
Mission 1: Communications Breakdown (Part II)
Sunday, June 28, 2015
Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 Stumblethrough #1
I
certainly hope that you have been enjoying (or at least tolerating) my
TESO: TU Stumblethrough, and I thought that I would offer up a bonus, a break, as it were, from TESO.
True to my nature, I found another shiny to mess with that I would like to share. I literally own dozens of games that I have either barely started or not played at all. Ridiculous, I know, it's my addiction along with my computer gaming ADD, and every time I see a good game on sale (lately through steam or gog), I often get it, even though I don't have time to play it.
So, Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 was released in 2013. Here's the description as provided on their website:
True to my nature, I found another shiny to mess with that I would like to share. I literally own dozens of games that I have either barely started or not played at all. Ridiculous, I know, it's my addiction along with my computer gaming ADD, and every time I see a good game on sale (lately through steam or gog), I often get it, even though I don't have time to play it.
So, Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 was released in 2013. Here's the description as provided on their website:
Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 is the only multi-platform, first-person, modern shooter exclusively designed around the sniper experience. It takes the bulls-eye precision of its predecessor to new and exciting heights, offering more diverse sniper challenges; a rebuilt AI system and the thrilling “one shot, one kill” precision that made the original a huge hit, selling 3 million copies worldwide. Taking advantage of the advanced capabilities of the CryENGINE3, Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 also delivers striking graphic environments.As you will see, the graphics are as spectacular as advertised. I will talk a bit more about the game and what prompted me to try something like this out in my next post, but in the meantime, let's get right into it with...
Mission 1: Communications Breakdown (Part I)
Three months ago Russian mercenaries raided a bio-lab in Siberia and stole canisters of weaponized African hemorrhagic fever.
A Filipino national, Kalalo, wants to buy the bio-weapon and it’s your job to stop him. Your task force needs to infiltrate enemy territory and disable enemy communication lines to aid your efforts in recovering the bio-weapon.
Sunday, June 21, 2015
TESO: TU Stumblethrough #7
Woohoo, we kicked some bony skeleton butt right there. Good times, I don't care who you are.
It's nice to be back out questing in the sunshine as we pursue two more quests on Khenarthi's Roost that have us involved in some of the political intrigue taking place between the Dunmer (Dark Elves), Altmer (High Elves of which Aria is one), and Khajit (Kitty Cats) over who has "ownership" of the Island...
Sunday, June 14, 2015
TESO: TU Stumblethrough #6
Now that we have the history lesson out of the way, we can return to our questing in Khenarthi's Roost. As I mentioned in the video last time, should you wish to learn more about the lore and history of The Elder Scrolls Online, might I suggest you take a look at ShoddyCast's videos here.
So, back at Khenarthi's Roost, we have some serious undead butt to kick as we explore the area in and around the Temple of the Mourning Springs ...
Sunday, June 7, 2015
TESO: TU Stumblethrough #5
We've been traipsing around Khenarthi's Roost, dipping our toes in the Questing scene, killing and looting, and having all kinds of fun. If only we could find a dang staff. We continue to use a two-hander despite the fact that we're really not built for a two-hander, physically or otherwise.
At the start of this episode we are visited by a ghost and our presence is requested immediately for an important trip through recent history...
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