u/Electrical_Seat_234 — reddlx

Dragon age helped me with depression

I had depression back then and my family wasn't to supportive about it, mostly because they were the reason why i had depression in the first place. So I decided I will do something to have a better life and I moved to my best friend house, but because our country currencies is soooo bad he was forced to work in another country to support his and my life (i had a job but it was barely paid anything). When he left he gaved me his Xbox and paid for Xbox game pass so I wouldn't be bored. My biggest problem wasn't the boredom but my growing depression, but I was like why not, better than just going work and sleeping or just laying all day. That was when I found the dragon age series, I didn't wanted to play out the first game, it didn't looked to appealing to me first so I started playing the second game, it just looked better for me.

And that was when I fell in love with the games, yeah the DA2 was bad compared to the others, but the characters was so memorable, so lovable in every way, they felt real. And yes, that made me want to play out the other games. Those who suffered from depression know how bad is that you just exist without purpose or anything to pass time with, so this games helped me to have something to do instead of bed rotting.

Now after one year my depression is better than ever, I still have it according to my doctor, but I feel much better, just because a game made me get out of bed and do something.

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u/Electrical_Seat_234 — 3 days ago

▲ 373 r/dragonage

Dragon age on modern pc is a different breed

So I started playing Dragon age origins for the first time, I played out the second game and Inquisition, I absolutely LOVED them. Everyone told me I should play out the first game but I was kinda scared it won't run properly on modern pc.

But after some times my curiosity growned bigger and I buyed it on steam tried to run it, it crashed, and again and again, I tried mods, I tried replacing the files with a clean one, I tried everything, in the end I spened was waaaay over 4 hours so I couldn't refund the game now. After hours of suffering the game finally run, crashing only a few times before or after cutscenes so I save as frequently as I could, sometimes my camp look like this, sometimes cutscenes are only black screens with maybe some sound or texture flashing.

But in the end, I didn't really care, because this game is awesome, I really like it and I can see why so many people told me to try it, this is the Ferelden I fell in love even if I the trees leaves are tree bark texture or the ground is....something pinkish thing (it only happening in the camp and sometimes in caves so far). I cannot take seriously the conversation but still worth it.

u/Electrical_Seat_234 — 10 days ago

▲ 8 r/PixelArtTutorials

First pixel art

Hi guys, this is my very first pixel art I ever made. I tried my best, looking up many tutorials I could to make it. I made it to my best friend b-day, it's his character from Divinity original sin 2. He said it's really cool, but I want other people's feedback too because I want to make a pixel game one day.

u/Electrical_Seat_234 — 2 months ago

▲ 138 r/Fallout

I love fallout 4 traffic cones

I love them, really much, not just in the game but in the real world too. I cannot explain or express how and why I love them. Im on a special mission to collet all of them in fallout 4. There are 1226 traffic cones in the game, but many in buildings where I cannot get them out, so I could only collet those what outside in the commonwealth.

I was really disappointed when I realized I cannot pick up the traffic cones in fallout 76, because I wanted to collet as many as I could and build a shrine for it.

u/Electrical_Seat_234 — 2 months ago