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So I a few months ago found out that TikTok has finally released their live stream program called TikTok Studio and it enables streamers to go live from their PC to TikTok so they are able to bring video game streams to TikTok. From what I understand it is a good way of getting established and people have had success streaming on TikTok playing their favorite video games. Unfortunately, due to me getting banned on my account where I had 3000 followers with no given reason at all and an 'issue' with my appeal button showing, I lost my access to be able to stream live on TikTok and I am slowly working my way back up there. Has anyone here used TikTok studio to live stream video game content to TikTok? How have you found it?

Well, I just bought the game... but it's taking 5 hours to download. Looks like I'm not gonna get to play it tonight! I'll let you guys know what I think of the game once I get to play it 🙂 .

That's how my Steam Catalog feels lol - like honestly, why do I have so many freaking games that I said I was going to play but never got around to them.

My parents would have never gotten me a Gameboy growing up. But we ended up getting one anyway, when my sister decided to take one she found in a public bathroom many years ago. I still have that very Gameboy sitting in a drawer somewhere lol. I remember vividly how often that thing needed new batteries. I didn't play it much growing up because of that reason. Other issue was that screen for sure. If they had backlit display, it would have been so much better.

I didn't even know you could play this over VR. This would probably be entertaining...

I missed quite a few if I am honest due to my parents not being able to afford to get us every new console. Unfortunately I missed out on the NES and the PS2 when they were released. I guess the one I was most upset about missing was the NES and I would love to be able to get hold of one just to be able to play it because I was never able to. Another one I missed out on was DreamCast but I was able to play that a few times because a friend had it, me and my brothers just never owned on ourselves.

This topic is already starting to sound like the "Rules" from Scream... Anyway... One thing that does drive me nuts about Braveheart is the portrayal of Robert the Bruce. He didn't betray William Wallace at Falkirk. Hell, he wasn't even there. He actually grew up in the English court, so if her betrayed anyone it was England. At Bannockburn in 1314, he wasn't all dressed up in fancy armour either, he was actually armoured for something suitable for "reconnaissance" only and armed only with a small axe. An English Knight named Henry de Bohun spotted Bruce in this "disadvantaged" state with light armour and riding a small horse and charged. Bruce held his ground until the last second before side stepping and whacking Henry de Bohun with that small axe right between the eyes, both killing him and breaking the axe in the process in one of the most amazing combat baits in history. Bruce actually had to sit out the rest of the battle because he no longer had any means to defend himself.