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I'm kind of played out when it comes to open world games. For me, I'm just tired of all of these open world games, that don't usually change anything up. With cyberpunk 2077 coming out in just two days, it got me thinking, why not more linear games anymore these days? I could be happy with open world games, it's just that none of them seem to change the formula enough to make it interesting. And that's why I like to go for linear games, because they're right to the point, don't require you to drive to a location before starting a mission, and there's no annoying filler content that takes ages to get through. Sometimes I like a linear storyline, and I'm good. Hell, the majority of open world games, are too open, and when you finish them, they feel empty because there's nothing to do. So imo, it's sometimes kind of pointless to have a massive world, and nothing to really do in it when you beat the game. I feel this way about most of the Assassin Creed games, mainly because I finish the game, all the side quests, etc, and all that are left are boring collectibles. Or sometimes I even collect all of those, but then what. idk, maybe I'm just ranting for the sake of ranting lol. Anyway, would you like to see some more linear games coming out?

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Yeah, it depends on what I'm playing. Most games I don't mind, but I'm sure there are a few games I don't like people watching. I don't like people watching me play anything that I set to easy mode. If I ever stream or have someone watch me play, I like to play with the difficulty up a bit to kind of show off lol.

Rose Red has met video games. This one can fuck with the mind big time. And that's why I love it.

Streaming all the time and so I always have people watching me and seeing my facecam. But at times having your family members watching over you is a pain in the ass that I don't like. No idea why but having the family watching is worse. Meaning they might not like what you are doing then they start talking and saying this and that at you or you are gaming and you can't focus on the game since you have eyes over your shoulder.

Video games can negatively affect the brain, memory, and vision. They can cause stress, anxiety, and even isolation if the addiction gets severe enough. Video games can even kill brain cells and interrupt a person's sleep. How do video games affect the brain? You tell me LOL One time there was a man named Andrew. Andrew was a respectable member of society. However one day Andrew played a popular video game named ''Animal Crossing.'' 2 weeks went by and no one, not even himself, knew what he had become. Until one day he saw a minority walking down the street, and the kill-switch within his brain activated. Andrew shot the minority and later died in a shootout with police. If anyone had known, Andrew could've been saved. Video Games. Not even once

I hate people on my shoulder while I work or play games. I feel like being controlled when someone is off my shoulder. But that is just me. I don't mind people around while we play in LAN parties or so.

Mine's a Logitech G502 and the Naga Trinity is an absolute beast! I like that it's side buttons are actually modular...I was planning on getting one of those for MMOs.

To be honest, it doesn't bother me much because at the end of the day, I'm enjoying myself and that's what really matters.

I absolute suck at being a full healer - I'll get bored and want to fight too and because of that, the whole team suffers. It varies from game to game really, In some I'm way better with magic and in others I'm a beast at physical combat.

I get like that with RDR2 more often than I would like. Sometimes I’m enjoying the storyline, but a lot of the time I’m working on stranger missions, or things for camp, or something for myself and leaving the storyline for later. For example, the first two things I go for once we get out of the mountains and into chapter 2 (not a spoiler it’s required quickly) is the white Arabian, and the Legend Of The East satchel. Best horse in the game, and best satchel. Neither is particularly easy to get, but more than worth it. Catching, breaking, and taming a wild horse never is.

I’ve tried online gaming several times with several different games. I’ve always hated it. The closest I ever enjoyed was playing Soul Calibur II at the arcade on campus. The machine ranked its top 100 players and I was ranked 6th. In a town with 3 major colleges that add 60k-80k people with 110k permanent residents, that was no small feat. I knew how to use Kilik, and I knew how to use him well.

Spell caster. I suck with magic. Physical attacks and long range bow attacks however, I’m deadly. I’m a deadeye IRL, so that helps. If I have a sword or bow, that leaves you two options. Do you want strategically placed holes in your body, or a dismembered corpse?

It depends on what I’m playing. Most of the time I don’t care, but if I’m trying to escape the universe, then I don’t want to even know other people exist.

It doesn’t make any god damn sense to do the milk first. You won’t get hardly any cereal in the fucking bowl.

I still have and buy CD’s as well. I currently have more than $1500 worth of CD’s and listen to them whenever I’m driving. But whenever I get a new CD the first thing I do is rip it. And I’m always burning mixes so I have a shitload of burned discs around here, and a hell of a lot of blanks left. CD-R’s and CD-RW’s both. Also my disc drive is a blu-ray RW as well.

My friend's excuse is that he didn't want to get his cereal soggy...