Stellaris: Synthetic Dawn I for some reason find it easier to roleplay the Borg than the Imperium of Man in this game. Right now I've got myself in a pickle where no one can attack me, but the minute I try and launch an offensive to clear up some robotic lebensraum, I'm going to kick off World War 1 but in space, thanks to the dense and completely nonsensical alliances the AI have made with each other. Tried a few different opening gambits and still end up pulling the attention of some key players too quickly. Looks like I'm just gonna have to build up an overwhelming deathblob of a fleet to make headway, tactics be damned. Then comes the question, do I build 50 capital ships of the line with support craft? Or a MILLION TINY MISSILE FRIGATES. Things to ponder. Overwatch while biking continues to be the best way to do cardio and not get worked up about Overwatch. Yes, it's fundamentally a reskin of TF2, and I don't care. I didn't get into TF2 early enough to have logged the hours necessary to get good at rocket jumping and similar 'basic' mechanics, so there's a skill-floor that I just can't get up to. Overwatch is easy, approachable, and I don't feel bad playing it with a controller while sweating on a bike. Because kantos mentioned Minecraft, I'd be interested in hosting a server again if anyone wanted to play, it's not expensive. I've always had a good time with survival islands and such.
I have a head cannon build size increases exponentially with time played. By that metric, I'm still on a scale of "small". Other than that, I'd love to be a part of a large scale build. Redstone is my jam. I think I've seen an mk post on some gnarly contraptions.
Sweet. Milkman, since you have more technical experience than I do, would you feel comfortable being our 'admin' and I can just paypal you a few bucks periodically? I can set up a server, but I don't know jack about actually keeping one running/dev tools/console commands/etc.
Stellaris is my jam, and a work friend and I have a MP game going where our plucky team of unfeeling robits (myself) and his space foxes are trying to maintain the peace.
I loved tf2 and I love overwatch. Team based shooters with really different characters are just so much fun - and blizz knows how to make a good game. I left tf2 because I felt like it got kind of stale, it just felt like valve abandoned it. As for minecraft, I got it for the switch but without multiplayer I got bored pretty quick. I think the world was a bit too empty for me. But I'd give a server a shot.