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It depends on the circumstance. If I go to a new place to explore, I don't want to waste the effort when I can't see much. But it adds a mystical feel in a forest, and a spookiness in an urban area. If you know there are no threats around, then low visibility is annoying. But sail the seas in Black Flag when you have to maneuver islands in low visibility, or the swamps in Origins, or a river you might jump into battle any moment as in Valhalla, then low visibility is kind of fun. I love it when there is a sand storm in AC Origins, as well as in Mad Max. It just makes it all that much better. It brings immersion when traveling blind. But breaks immersion when you want to see the world. So go with the flow, and hopefully you can always go back to a place in better conditions. I always visit a place more than once anyways. But if I make it to a hard spot, I want to see the view. Or at least give me a photo mode to change the weather!

Well look at the flip side of the coin. Folks can only get a 3060 from scalpers, so you release a 3070ti at those prices and what's gonna sell? They have an opportunity to strike the iron while it's hot and their taking it.

Fight to the death. That would be funny as hell, and quality entertainment.

Companies having the ability to lobby. One of the main reasons why it's practically impossible to have proper politicians is as the good ones get thrown aside the moment they don't accept bribes or what the large corporation wants. Some politicians have had to resign after not accepting a bribe as their life was on the life.

That's awesome to hear. I'd have to agree - I already read a lot as it but if I wasn't into video games. I'd spend a lot more time reading.

Same here - I usually tend to help newbies get up to speed in some MMOs. As a matter of fact, I will hang around the newbie area on purpose to prevent other high-levelled players from picking on them.

The Ideal Masters one would be a good one as well because there's a bit of info on them throughout the series but they never really went into depth about them either. Come to think of it, we don't know a lot about Hermaeus Mora since he's the oldest Daedra who's older than most of the Aedras and Daedras. His wealth of knowledge absolutely knows no bounds - he has knowledge on how to get around the barrier the keeps Daedras from entering Nirn. I mean his plane of Oblivion is the only one that isn't affected by this barrier.

Dreamworld because all I can do is dream for the world that will never exist. And it's not really 'my' world, it's 'the' world that I can only dream was better. I love life, but the world is too harsh for me. People are broken. The world is broken. The video might be about a woman, but I make an analogy to Earth and humanity.

yeah this one, it sucks so badly that makes me try to avoid gaming categories when trying to finish a game i'm hyped for

You have a fact right but missed the point of having a pet. Your life will be enriched beyond compare after getting one. You won't be able to understand how you ever lived without your fur/feather/scale baby.

What would I become if I started gaming or had my gaming rig more early in this matter. Be famous twitch person with crap internet to started off with 😛 But t's never too late. Don't compare yourself with the past. Move on and see how games are now then back then.

I slightly regret not pursuing online racing after a few random races. Fun fact: I once raced a driver who become a sim racing champion, and later became a real world racing champion, and I almost beat him that time with little practice.

I kind of agree with books part. I mostly was reading books before being heavily into games. I don't use video games as a means for learning about decision making, morality etc. I find video games world to be breaking the norms and standards.

Yes, this would be a great idea! Btw, it cracks me up that in the base game, even if you reject Hermaeus Mora, he's all like "I will give you all the knowledge anyway!" The daedra are determined to be helpful =D I want one with the Ideal Masters because I ended the DLC feeling like I had unfinished business--I want to hunt them down and kill them. But I felt like their existence turned the ES mythology on its head, like there are mysteries beyond the cosmic order. Thus, I feel it'd work better as a spin-off with a different tone/format than the usual ES fare.

Given that video games by their very nature are supposed to be escapism to an empowering fantasy, shouldn't everything be more fun in a video game than in real life? Otherwise it's likely not a very good game.

Duke Nukem, as far as I'm concerned if you pick anything else your mad!

No racism, no bullying, no insults and of course no raging

Unless I am really stuck at some level for one week or so. I prefer not to watch the solved levels on the youtube.

RDR2. I never liked western games as a kid. It was only fantasy, with a rare exception. But never a western.