Just bought KOTOR1 over on Steam, but it will take a while till I'll get to play it! I'm also a person who always wants to see everything, so I tend to take my time with RPGs :D

That said, I still have to complete 2 ME3 playthroughs (and still many to begin :D), I also started Defender's Quest and I'm at the beginning of the 2nd act in The Witcher.

So I'm gonna play those first two before concentrating fully on The Witcher...

KOTOR1 was such a fantastic experience, I'm glad you're taking it on. I highly recommend installing the widescreen high resolution mod. Follow these instructions: http://www.wsgf.org/article/star-wars-knights-old-republic
Also, the Brotherhood of Shadow and Solomon's Revenge expansions add a good deal of content and some REALLY cool items, not to mention an additional companion for when one of yours leaves. Pick it up here: http://knightsoftheoldrepublic.filefront.com/file/Brotherhood_of_Shadow_Solomons_Revenge;99985

Moving on, The Witcher and its sequel are ones that I want to devote significant time to, hopefully I'll be able to start before my son is born is August. I've owned the games for a year, but have just scratched the surface of the first one. They seem like such incredible experiences.

-FEZ, Spreadsheet Version.
-Dark Souls

That's about it for right now.

Space Empires IV
Dungeon Odyssey

Disciples 3 Gold
Neverwinter Nights 2 Complete

Yeah, I heard only good things about it and while hanging out on the Bioware Social Forums, it was a pretty known game of course :)
Thanks for the recommendations, always like to play the "complete" game and expansions (even fanmade ones) can always add more to the world!

I agree, the The Witcher is a great experience!

Congratulations on becoming a parent, wish you all well :)

How funny :D

And I'm also playing Candy Box. Be careful, it's addictive :P

I had to give up on Bard's Tale (the old one); you obviously make allowances for age with a game like that, but I feel that it was (objectively, not due to being old) pretty bad, and I have a lot of other games I could be playing. Like Pool of Radiance, which has the worst interface I think I've ever seen in a video game, but is satisfying me in ways that Bard's Tale wasn't. And I can still satisfy my graphing itch, although the game does have a localized map view.

(and every time I start up the game, that damn wheel. DRM has always been annoying)

Nothing really, I just test games to see if something catch my undivided attention. I'm thinking of going back to Thief Gold or Exult (U7).

Geneforge 3

I've been playing Gunman Clive, Crimson Shroud and Fire Emblem: Awakening. I'm going to start playing Zero Escape: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors (999) soon, and have its sequel Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward to enjoy afterwards.

EDIT: Oh, and the 3DS Shinobi. Really difficult, progress is slow.

What's so weird about that?
{eyebrow raised}

Just finished SP portion of RRU, BTW.

Steam had a great sale this past weekend. KOTOR 2 and Battlefront II are now in my possession. I will never finish all that I have been buying. Backed up for months now as it is.

settlers 3
I can't seem to feel my legs as I haven't actually moved them in six hours

Let's see. Right now I'm playing:

Baldur's Gate 1
Red Alert 3: Uprising
Red Alert 2
Tropico 4
Xcom: Enemy Unknown

Right now?
As in, right this very moment?
As in, this precise, exact second?

Nothing.
I'm posting on the GOG forums.

That said, I've cleared through the first season of Sam & Max and have already gotten the first episode of the second done. Planning on going through the rest of the second and eventually the third. Then maybe I'll actually play The Witcher like I've been trying to since January when I built my new computer, followed by The Witcher 2.

Unrealated note: Witcher 2's performance seems to have increased with the resent-most AMD drivers as I was getting a lot of stutter and FPS in the 20's. Now I'm easily in the 40's or higher on Ultra (sans ubersampling).