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Yup. It's not on the list of games to manually add. I'm not even trying to add hours manually, just add the games manually so they'll be available for automatic game time tracking.

Life is Strange doesn't seem to be in the manual list. Wasteland 2 as well. Not sure why. In any case, I made my own tracking script so all is well.

Is there any application that tracks game time? Like, purely game time? Raptr works, but if it doesn't detect your game, and it's not in the manual games list either, then you can't track anything. I wonder why there isn't just some application that can track how long you're running an .exe file or something. Edit: Well, it looks like this is possible through AutoHotKey. After a bit of searching, I stole the code from here and edited it a bit so that it can: 1. Keep track of the time your selected window (game) is running. 2. Once the game is closed, it writes the stats to a csv file. 3. If you run the game again, it'll restart counting from 0 seconds. If you exit again, it'll write to the csv file again, keeping track of the total number of seconds you've run your game. Then you just open the csv file in excel and sum up all the seconds. Convert to minutes or hours or whatever and add that to your darkadia page. Then delete the csv file so you won't count double hours the next time you track your game (the script will just create the file again later). Sure it's still a lot of manual process. But all I really want to do is have something that automatically tracks time of any program in some way, without any online requirements/accounts to manage. If anyone's interested to try it out, you can get the stuff here:

Count me in, as usual. Oops, forgot I have to deal with region-locking, so I'm out. Maybe next year. Have fun!

The 100, it's currently what I'm watching, but I'm getting tired of the kids be portrayed to be better than adults. Sure it works in smaller settings, but that will NEVER happen if the entire human race is at stake. I can't take it seriously. I liked the first season, but I'm really annoyed with the direction season 2 went. The story is fine. The character's roles, I'm not ok with.

Ciri has an explanation for that "window" in her outfit top. (This is from Hearts of Stone, Geralt has this huge mark on his face, can ask some people about it. No real spoilers for Hearts of Stone.) https://vid.me/WiJc

Oh? He seems like he does based on what I've seen on trailers and previews... And he actually looks really cool in that coat and hat (is that what he actually wears in the game? A top hat?). Hmm...

Didn't they say there was a bug that prevented loot from dropping? I suppose they fixed that already. Anyway, apparently there are changes in Iron Banner (got the summary from the reddit thread): Clash, instead of Control. Iron Banner reputation from winning matches increased by 20% Activity completion rewards increased at all ranks, with even more significant increases at Rank 2 and above Packages from Lord Saladin upon reaching Rank 3 and Rank 5 Iron Banner Artifacts can be obtained from the Rank 3 package Iron Banner Ghost Shells can be obtained from the Rank 5 package or activity completion reward. If I were still playing, I would jump into that (on the weekend, of course, when the buffs are big enough to matter).

Here's why I think PC gaming is doomed: Since I'm mostly uninformed about PC hardware, how good is the Alienware steam machine? Is it at least considered a mid-range gaming PC for 2015? Or more a low-end machine? I kinda want one because of its console-like form but I have no idea how good that is compared to current PCs.

So I finished this, really satisfied with the ending I got. Don't click on the link, because of obvious spoilers, but this site lists all the possible endings. http://www.vg247.com/2015/05/28/the-witcher-3-how-to-get-the-best-ending/ Ending stuff: Some other stuff.

I dismantled my Imprecation. It was just taking up space and I know I'll never use the exotic I will get from it anyway as I'm not a fan of hand-cannons. Is the gun at least good for PvE? I think Ace of Spades is probably a better exotic, and I think you're a hunter anyway.

I'm playing Trespasser now, and so far I like how the story is going. However, the enemies here are ridiculous! Half of them have AoE and ALL OF THEM have ridiculous HP! I'm playing on Normal so I don't have to deal with this shit and yet there it is. I've slain dragons just by letting my team on their own and dodging it's attacks, but the enemies here just swing their fucking poles when I flank them and I get hit and die. WTF Edit: So I've completed the DLC. About 4 hours of content. Another hour, I guess, if you read the lore. Lots of books and scrolls to read, mostly concerning 1 topic, which is related to the current events in the DLC. But I assume if you're into lore you'd like that sort of thing. I skipped all of them. Thankfully, The Inquisitor gives a spoken TL;DR for important scrolls that relate directly to the matter at hand, and your companions comment on it as well. Enemies are fine, I guess. If you haven't bought any previous DLC you might want to level up a bit. Enemies are level 24-25. You'll gain about 2 levels from the enemies in the DLC alone. There's a lot of them! The story concerns The Inquisition itself, and continues the events of the ending, so based on that, I'd say this is really the DLC that's worth getting. There's no filler here, no fetch quests, just pure story. That means no open world area as well. You'd have to get the other DLC for that. You don't even get to pick up crafting materials, but herbs are sold at a store in the DLC area. You might want to get some fade-touched materials before you jump into the DLC if you want to craft some new masterwork items. The DLC locks everything. The start of the DLC is a point of no return. As for my story... I was actually pretty happy about the ending I got from DA:I, as things worked out mostly the way I had wanted. Not so much with the ending for this one. A lot of it, I imagine, is probably my own doing. Without going into spoilers, if I just made a few different decisions in the base game, I would feel differently. Although it makes me think how events would be altered... But eh.. gotta live with my choices, I guess. Stuff just didn't turn out the way I would have liked. I wish I hadn't played the DLC this soon after finishing the base game.

I just love the witty/clever dialogue lines in DA.

r/fireteams at reddit has a, uh, a "higher quality" of people, I've found. They're more likely to be mature and relaxed. Destinylfg.net, however, has the better website. I wish you could do that stuff over at reddit, but I guess it serves as a filter in the sense that only the people who want to be there will be there. LFG attracts all kinds of people as it's the default. Still, it's a step above randoms you find in strike matchmaking. Edit: There's also r/DestinySherpa who have people that will teach you the raid. If you can find a slot open, or get lucky with a Sherpa who picks up your post, then that would be the best option for a first time raid (unless you wanna run blind with fellow raid newbies). I was never able to get a group there, though.

If you schedule a time on the weekend I could probably jump in for VoG as well. I actually need to run it to get my NTTE. It may be a lagfest though as we're going to be all over the map.

IT'S TRUE!

LOL, that's true (about Hawke).

I'm gonna spoiler the whole bit but it contains DA 1, 2 and 3 spoilers, about the three main characters and the Fade. Also I kinda rambled from the middle to the end there as I lost the point I was trying to make.

Are you kidding me with those shards?!? I just opened the door for 6 shards, and saw 3 doors needing 6 shards each. Ok, ran back and collected 8 (because I lost track of my shards) and opened one of the doors. There's another door that needs 12! I think I'll be skipping this one. I got 4 Fire resistance out of it so far. I may collect enough shards just to open the first cold and spirit doors.