MELKINO'S PROFILE

I do almost all of it in OneNote. Text written in it is stored in containers, and you can drag those containers wider or narrower to approximate the width of in-game text. The vertical gray lines below are an example:



From there it's just a matter of triple clicking, copying over, cleaning up stray spaces, and typing in nameboxes (usually with a personal Autohotkey script to save more time). I'm not sure how well all this would work with RM's batch entry; I personally never used it. >_>

But I really like Onenote for areas where I have much less space to work with and need to find places to put manual line breaks, like bestiary entries and quest objectives. (the stuff on the right were old notes to myself, but I hope they help explain what I'm trying to say, haha)

These days I've been into plaintext writing when I want to bang out a rough draft without having to fuss with formatting. I like Atom because it lets me customize the UI and text to be completely dark and easier on my eyes.

Here's a Steam group that has a list of some games that can be played one-handed:
http://steamcommunity.com/groups/singlehand

And seconding the hidden object games. I've only stuck to the ones by Artifex Mundi, but theirs are usually decent or pretty nice!

I've almost always played the recent Shadowrun games (Returns, Dragonfall, and Hong Kong) one handed to pass the time while I'm unable to use my left at all, like when my whole arm hurts like hell from work or if my hand gets dirty from handling food. They can be played with just the mouse, and along with the numpad to select dialogue choices if you want.

But really, it may be best to just take more breaks--it's not like games are going anywhere :/

Wow, that last video was cutting it close! Thanks for taking the time to LP the game :D

Yay, it's cool to finally see this game over here. Good luck! :) *subbed*

author=kentona
I finished KOTOR on my android the other day (still a great game), and also the wife and I finished the Reaper of Souls expansion for Diablo III on Hard last night. D3 is much better now than when I played it back 1.5 years ago, but it's still a bit frustrating with skill selection - "This rune increases damage" BUT HOW MUCH DAMAGE? HOW MUCH DOES THE SKILL NORMALLY DO? WHAT IS THE DAMAGE RADIUS? WHY IS IT SO HARD TO COMPARE? and then equipment will have specific mods like "+11% damage for Frenzy". Like, is that good? 11% more of what, exactly? Yet the game goes into great detail on the myriad of stats that get crunched in the background, but inexplicably the important ones regarding skill and equipment selection decisions are vague and opaque.

At least the game is dropping good equipment now.

Oh hey, I've been playing D3 too (the transmogs in RoS got me reinterested in the game)and I don't really get how those percentages are added/multiplied either! I mostly just look at the dps number on the character sheet, reroll stats to focus on the elements and skills that I actually use, and hope my squishy monk or demon hunter kills everything before she gets one-shotted by a rift boss. XD

Have you tried seasons yet? They give out these cute little pets that now pick up gold for you, which is pretty convenient. (but the new set dungeon requirements later on in the season objectives are straight up bullshit imo)