IMICANIS

I did my part. Someone else didn't do theirs. So much for GG's.

Laying waste to our enemies.

I found ARMA 3 to have a steep learning curve, but ARMA Reforger is somewhat easier to get the hang of. Still buggy though. The Regularly playing community is pretty on point.

Dynamic, Team Oriented Soviet Base Defense. Cold War era armaments and tactics. What happens when night falls and there's no NODs? We're right back to spotlights and tracers. It's teamwork and firepower that counts. This is from a longer session in ARMA Reforger. This particular match had no mods, vanilla server game play.

I thought this would be a short adventure, in and out in less than twenty minutes. I didn't even know that Enshrouded had dungeons this big before this. If I had known, I probably would have waited, as this is the sort of thing that would've been great for co-op.

Vanilla play through is completed, so now it's time to tweak the settings and have a real challenge. I'm up for it, right?

It was a pretty normal dungeon dive in the Mist Lands, until it wasn't. Something that should've taken seven minutes takes over an hour to deal with when catastrophe strikes and three members of the squad are stranded. Brought with the combined perspectives of Razeo, MountainGn0m3TV, and Imicanis. Please consider checking out the other creators through the links below. Razeo's Channel: https://rumble.com/user/Razeo Gnome's Channel: https://rumble.com/c/MountainGn0m3TV

I got some cool gear with Razeo, DoomGnome, and Voltz in our dungeon dives over the weekend. Unfortunately, I had none of what was needed to build and repair any of that on my private server, so that means soloing a Mist Lands dungeon so I can stay caught up. Honestly, I feel like I got lucky with this one.

Playing Valheim with Razeo, we decided to take on the second boss, The Elder. Neither of us have gotten this far in the game before, so we're doing this for the first time as blind as we can since we don't want the game spoiled for us.

This is my first time playing Valheim. This is my Bronze Age Castle so far, and some of the decorating I've put into it. I also included a raid on my castle to showcase my Bronze Age gear against early enemies, the Greydwarves.

Best game in this thing since I reinstalled World of Tanks a few weeks ago. When I first got this tank two years ago earning it with blood, sweat and tears, I was initially excited to play it but it played like a turd. 20% win rate. One of the reasons I uninstalled actually. Coming back over a year later, suddenly I'm able to make this thing work for me. It's not overpowered at all. It's pretty mediocre in the tier X battles it usually plays in actually. Just good enough to fit into the mass of tanks and not be in the way. At tier VIII, it's pretty darn good. Unless you're exposing your sides or your under carriage to the enemy, you can bounce most shots unless they start lobbing HEAT at you. With the upgrades I got, it's a heavy tank that is speedier than some stock mediums, making it very versatile. At top tier as in this match... well, let's just say that if you're losing, it's something you, or your team, is doing wrong. The mastery ratings for WOT are as follows: 3 mastery is better than 50% of players, 2 mastery is top 80%, Class 1 is top 95%, and M Class is the top 1%. The very first award you'll see at the post-game screen for this match is M Class Mastery. A far cry from the 20% win rate I had two years ago.

I'm chillin. This series started in RS:80. I'm in a certain mood for a classic RPG and this is scratching that itch. (This is a reupload of a livestream I took down because I accidently displayed private info on screen while troubleshooting the game. The last fifty minutes or so was crash after crash, and I was trying to make it work to keep playing for the stream, but it wasn't working out. Since I was editing it anyway, I also deleted about twenty minutes of dead air.)

Recorded live on Rumble. To follow me there, just go to https://rumble.com/register/Imicanis/ to sign up for a free account, and follow me and other creators as we produce content unshackled by those who would constrain us. Playing for fun here. Short video, short livestream, because it was a short game. Fun though. I'll be sure to play the others in due time.

Tomb Raider Anniversary. I played this game for two hours. This is a summary of my entire experience so I don't have to make a longer video with more commentary.

Recorded Live on my Rumble Channel. Not quite a 100% playthrough, but I hit up all the levels. Perhaps the greatest game of a generation.

Recorded live on my Rumble Channel. This the the Pacman World remake, and I enjoyed that game when I was younger, so I was very interested in this updated version. All in all, it's just a good game.

Recorded live on my Rumble channel. No doubt the release of this game was not smooth in the slightest, especially on the PC. The most effort on development seems to have been on consoles, and best gameplay on PC happens when you emulate those conditions. It may well be that this will be a much better, more playable game in several months when it's been patched to stop random stutters and crashes. That being said, stability isn't the only problem with this game. Content creators have come out and called it a disappointment, and that the game isn't fun. I am not going to hop on any hate trains unless my own experience with the game justifies this. That being said, I question to myself while I'm playing the game: am I having fun?

Streamed live on my Rumble Channel. First attempt at playing this game was pretty awful. Too buggy, controls didn't seem to respond. 10 GB patch later, I've decided to simply start over on an easier difficulty and use lessons learned to play the game.

The stream didn't go well IMO. Dropped frames, I kept getting owned, and then I got called in to work, so it was shorter than I intended. At least the dropped frames thing is something I can work around. This is the backup recording of the game taken at the same time as the live stream. If there's choppiness in this video, it's something I'm seeing too. Dropped frames is usually a network issue, so I may just have to stream when there's less people on the internet, like at night or in early morning hours.

After the clown levels, I expected an evil clown to jump out at me throwing fire and burping poison gas at me. A first person race level was not anticipated.

Mature Content.

This level was challenging for me. The burning stoves, my poor depth perception, my lack of skills, really all stacked up to a struggle. I felt good about finishing this one, and concerned about what the boss might be.

Killer clowns and red hot stoves. Who came up with this fun house? It's psychotic!

Nothing says clowns like poison gas.