GREEN LOGGED BARROWS!!! 1.9k of defeating all brothers with 88%+ potential & 573 of Verac only quick loots. (VSkirt drop became super personal lol) - 2,505 KC / Rank 6 Barrows on #HCIM - I'M FREE!!! :D #OSRS
@themattbank@CrummoNj Worked at a golf course, those times are almost always taken by early morning groups that play on a regular basis, all through the week. I’d never expect to be able to play as a single. Just be relieved if you get to, but don’t expect it.
@6cythe I’ve been pretty efficient but due to work and things to do on day offs. Get maybe one good day of gaming in to grind hard. Managed to hit t8 today. I think most of them are content creators or NEET’s. Wouldn’t compare to them tbh. Good thing there’s over a month left. 😊
Great day of HCIM PvM last night at DK's. Always used a ring of life maxing, figured it's time to get the rings for CoX/future content. Also got Seercull + 3 DAxe's. :) #OSRS
One of the best turn-based strategy games of the 90s was Heroes of Might and Magic III, which turns 25 this year. While RTS games took a much bigger market share (think StarCraft, Age of Empires, Command & Conquer...), I always had a soft spot for the "less hectic" and almost soothing type of turn-based games. Among the greats from the 90s era, I think the Heroes of Might and Magic series is among the very top.
The incredibly beautiful, detailed, and vibrant design, the iconic soundtrack, the classic gameplay - all that made for perfect late night sessions that usually went on for way too long because "just one more turn... ok, maybe one more... oh dang, it's 3 in the morning". If you've been there, you know.
Heroes of Might and Magic is one of the longest living series in gaming history, now entering its 31st year, with the first release in 1995 and latest release in 2025 (Heroes of Might and Magic: Olden Era). If you were/are a turn-based strategy fan, I bet you played this classic gem of a game.