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  • I started playing Control a couple of weeks ago and I've found it to be a lot of fun so far. I'm currently at the power plant so I may not be to the frustrating point yet. I definitely see your point about getting lost. Even with all the signs and the map it can be difficult to navigate at times, though it is becoming a bit easier as I am more familiar with navigating the game.

    I am about to reach that point with Resident Evil 4 (2023). I'm at one of the first levels in the village and I've spent probably two hours trying to get past this one level, only to die every attempt so far. I think I'm up to at least ten attempts now and it's driving me nuts.

  • Are you me? I had a 386 just like that. Mine was the SX so no math coprocessor and it had 1 MB of RAM and later I upgraded it to 4 MB. I also used mine to write a bunch of programs in qbasic. I learned a ton on that machine. SimCity 2000 was also a lot of fun on it, though it ran much faster on the Pentium machine I got later.

  • When I had kids I decided that I was going to live a healthy lifestyle to serve as a good example for them. Finding ways to exercise with them has been a lot of fun and then it just snowballed into me exercising on a very regular schedule and now I'm in the best shape of my life. Now it feels really weird if I have a day where I'm not doing some kind of exercise activity.

  • Hah, I also failed many times and alerted the guards and ended up having to kill everyone. Getting through some of the levels while maintaining stealth can be really tricky.

    I still need to check out Control. I agree that the readings in Dishonored were pretty interesting.