Gaming is dead, it is no longer fun, don't talk to me about indie games, they are usually shit, too short and too amateur, 30 years on a hobby that now sucks, time to start reading again. Thanks to all the part time gamers for paying to win instead of working hard to get better.,(reply>), Steffi TheMoon <br><br>Agreed, the best thing to do is just not buy anything without looking at a review or two first. At this point AAA isn’t dead, but there’s enough issues that the words “proceed with caution” hang above a lot of those games.,(reply>), @Anna Bella I finished Pillars of eternity 1&amp;2, both excellent and the makers were the old black isle studios who made Baldurs Gate 1&amp;2, Icewind Dale 1&amp;2 and Planescape torment. All amazing games.,(reply>), Steffi TheMoon <br><br>True, I suppose you do have the older games to play though. Stuff like Fallout 2 stabs the test of time. On the newer side, Pathfinder:Kingmaker is on Steam now and I’ve found it pretty fun, same Divinity Original Sin and it’s sequel.<br><br>I’d say that gaming isn’t completely ruined, it’s just that’s AAA publishers aren’t good for making good games and indies tend to be a coin flip. There’s still middle market games, those tend to have a good ideas and decent technology behind them.,(reply>), @Anna Bella Good point but I am already an AD&amp;D dungeon master, have been since the late 1980's, yes, a full on nerd with an imagination. Forgotten realms, Dragonlance and ravenloft are my favorites but the whole point of digital gaming is the visual aspect, that can't be replicated by even the best dm in the world.,(reply>), Steffi TheMoon <br><br>Could always try broad-games or look into a D&amp;D group, both are fun and will cost less than gaming in the long run. Sure it means being a bit more social, but that’s not too big of trouble.