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The first time I played RDR2, when Arthur died, afterwards I went for about 4 months or so where I just couldn't play any video game. I was too broken hearted. But I ended up missing him so much that I had to start playing it again.

Seriously, some tragic events in your favorite video games can hit you so hard that you hit rock bottom that's going to be very difficult to get out from. 

Arthur Morgan in RDR2. Hosea and Lenny made me cry, but when Arthur died, I bawled like a baby. I'm by no means in love with him, but I love him like crazy just the same. He brought me into a family I never had before. And losing him like that was a crushing blow.

Seriously, it's the exact same experience that I had playing Need for Speed at the time I started into racing games but I got better along the line. 

Haha, like the boss have 9 lives that would require 3 stage kills to end him. Seriously, that's ridiculously silly in my opinion. 

Lol, that's ridiculous one indeed. I wouldn't last long in such kind of game that will make me face hell before downing a boss fighter. Why isn't my own career be made strong for enemies to go through three steps before bringing em down to crash. 

The mistake have been made, the best is starting from the scratch once again. You can build it up once again, trust your ability to save up more points xD 😄. 

I really don't love much of the gambling, I simply want video games to be known as video game, and not imitating what's not their image. 

Seriously, this would be a very big problem in the gaming industry especially for gamers that are trying to battle their addiction. 

One thing that I know to be very common when it comes to gambling is how addictive it gets. It will heighten the level of addiction to games. 

I just hope video game companies don't ruin the playing time with gambling features and making it mandatory for everyone to gamble. If it's the way I think, then it gonna be more ridiculous. 

That's is true, we can't really stopped playing even when this unhappy decisions are made. We still get along with it due to the fun. But if it continues being unfavourable they'll simply lose lots of gamers because of it. 

It's not even just about not playing but having to worry too much about whether their kids are into game gambling. There wouldn't be peace for a long time. 

As long as they are making their money, they 100% satisfied and to hell with what the gamers feel. 

What you said is simply what's going around those video game companies. That's why I've taking time off from purchasing their video games, I simply prefer playing the old games until improvement comes. 

Seriously, it's really a shame that we keep paying for what we are not supposed to pay for as it's worthless but we can't stay away from it. 

There is no justification for doing that unless you have someone else to buy the game for which is a normal thing to do. 

I'd rather not pay for a game I've already paid for, so playing levels out of order sounds reasonable.

Yeah, it's why they are new games, there is no way you would expect to pick up and be balling it like you own it immediately. 

New games that you never played would always seem to be off the very first time you play it. It's after subsequent attempts that it gets to feel good. 

That's it, and I follow such steps too. Never to talk much about game I never played before. I can only sound strong in a same I've known it's in and out. 

I would never be a critique towards any games that I'm yet to play. It's something that's more common in the life of games fanboys. 

That's how it should be buddy. You'll only come too critical of it when you've played it. From there you can either criticise it or applaud it. 

If I'm choosing between car racing games and motorcycle racing games, my answer is obviously going to be car racing games no matter what. 

If that's the case, then I believe that it's something that can work out well in getting you to house your gaming console's well. Most of my folks have their games set up in their living room.