My necromancer stunlocking the Baal, the final boss of Diablo II. He doesn't have Enigma but has charged teleports from his amulet.

This is the same portion of the game as the stream but re-recorded without frame rate drops. Also faster because we know where everything is this time.

5:00 - trisexual lesbians defend baby from James Sunderland

5:51 - Pyramid Head intro, this time with the flashlight turned on

Should I use a microphone for the next stream of Silent Hill 2?

Livestream of playing Silent Hill blind.

1:20 - Game starts.

We got buffs applied to a skeleton army:

Druid:

Barbarian:

We started new save files since we found a new launcher for Diablo II.

Playing Diablo II with cnc-ddraw, which was included with Cactus.

Me (Spiders) playing 1v1 against Hard AI (Hovercrafts) on the map Ravaged.

Zero-K has robust controls and pathfinding that reduces the need for micromanagement. Here you can see a match showing my commands (not shown on demo playback). Some highlights:

6:54 - great pathfinding and unique unit behaviors that facilitates "anti-micromanagement"

12:32 - injured units retreating to a repair area; I don't have to pick injured units and pull them out of the fight.

me (red, cloakbot), gunship, tanks

https://zero-k.info/Battles/Detail/1942014

Zero-K demos don't show my interactions with the interface. Here, I kept the camera on my commander and jump to scenes that spectators were commenting on.

About the "achievement":

While I was recording, it just so happens that Steam popped a notification telling me that the Winter Sale started right as the commander died.

I recorded what Senji Tome says. (She is the blacksmith and hairdresser in Nioh 1.) She uses 'te' conjugations on some verbs as she requests the player character (William, aka Anjin). She also uses 'no' to punctuate her questions.

0:19

Other notes:

One of my first attempts to beat him. (Achievement pops at the end.) Just for the second phase of the fight, I think he's one of the harder bosses.

Review of Halls of Torment on neocities: https://antares.neocities.org/blog/review-halls-of-torment