Omnimater

Witcher 3 is phenomenal, one of my absolute favorite games. Blood and Wine I think is my favorite DLC expansion I've ever played.

It is so worth it. I'm not really bothered by clunky controls personally at this point as I just feel like if you are playing with controller then most AAA titles are clunky to control at this point. But I do absolutely see where you are coming from and could even see the argument that RDR2 is a bit worse in that regard than most.

But holy hell is it worth it. I really think that it is the deepest game I have ever played. World building, story, character writing, cinematography, humor, self awareness, difficulty and fun. Its absolutely phenomenal, and I had high expectations going in.

Please do yourself a favor and push through the control schemes. There's so much to love there.

I know I could run the game, I'm making RDR2 work somehow. Split screen sounded likely taxing though

I love rocket league and just absolutely forget it has local play for years at a time.

Awesome resource thank you for sharing!

So I forget about this game, but I do own it and have hardly ever played. Can't remember why? Maybe I had controller support issues or something. I'll have to fire it up.

Lmao yeah portal 2 was a little challenging

Interesting, I've actually never played any borderlands. Is 2 fine to start from? Is that mod very taxing on the PC in question? I'm squeezing every ounce of power I can out of an old dell gaming laptop with a 960M, so I could see maybe struggling if it's like the hacky way you can do that with Halo MCC where it basically runs the exe 2 entire times.

We started that when I had ea play or whatever for a bit, but I didn't keep that and we never got too deep into it. Should go back to it.

I'll give it a look sounds interesting

Not really familiar with them tbh I'll look into them

We've played a couple of the Lego games and found it a little too kiddish simplistic.

I'll check out the other two thanks