Pretty much only played Fire Emblem: Three Houses this week.
I am at Chapter 16, and went with the Black Eagle's Church route. I have figured out some gameplay and character stuff, and can think of some things I would like to do differently, but as I am playing on Normal, I don't think the min-maxing matter too much, and most classes work fine on most characters. So have stopped worrying and just having fun with it.
The story is good, and it was interesting to see end of Part 1 and start of Part 2. Some of the plot twists were pretty obvious, but would love to play the other routes and see thing from their point of view. Also, thinking about buying the DLC after finishing the game once.
Since I am kinda smitten with Fire Emblem these days, wanted more of that, something to play in bed at night, when Switch 2 is back in the dock. Tried the mobile FE games but couldn't get into them, so thought about Fire Emblem Warriors, but don't want to do it while still playing Three Houses, not to mention don't want to play another Warriors games when I never finished Hyrule Warriors.
So, resumed my playthrough of Hyrle Warriors: Age of Calamity, I was at last mission of Chapter 4, tried a random timed mission where I had to beat a Lynel and a Hinox, and failed the mission, apparently the game isn't as easy as I remember.
Cleared Chapter 4 now. It's fun to see so much new stuff showing up on map after doing the main mission.
No Judgment or Dimension Drive this week. And since FE: Three Houses is scratching my dungeon crawling itch, have officially dropped Moonlighter once again.
What about all of you? What have you been playing and/or plan to play?
Played more Harvestella this week.
I went with the suggestion I got and ignored most of the side stuff until after the 3rd chapter, which meant a lot of dungeon crawling and not much farming. I got it done and would recommend the same to everyone else.
The story basically introduces each city and most of the companion characters, which then have their own story you can choose to follow - kinda like Persona does, without the filler events. I haven't done much of these yet, so I still can't say much about their overall writing. However, I can already praise the normal side quests for fleshing out minor characters. So far, a lot of characters had multiple side quests progressing their story despite them being average NPCs instead of companions with an actual friendship level. The world feels way more lived in that way.
Anyway, after all that dungeon crawling, I yearned for some farming and have been going all in on that aspect of the game. After the 3rd chapter, you can unlock many useful abilities making it easier to manage your ever growing farm. I'll go back to the main story once I grow tired of that or once I'm filthy rich.
Heh, fun!