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Yes exactly, you can imagine how we behave whenever our matches is down to penalties to decide who's going to be the winner. It's always very funny how we behave like kids. 

Please do and when you have done that, feel free to ask me about anything about it, I'm willing to put you through. 

Pretty much took the words out my mouth. I tend to play fantasy games or games otherwise detected from reality. I'm not sure even EA are shameless enough to have a barbarian warrior charge at you, stop just before he swings his battle-axe, smile and then say "Drink Pepsi". Outside of sports sims and sports emulation, a world that whores itself out so constantly to the point where having no adds could even spoil the immersion, the only real way to promote things in games is through skins and themed items. Marvels Avengers was regarded as being infinitely shameless having, for example, Version Media themed skins in that game. I mean, what the fuck?
 
I don't mind it when it's at least done with at least some tact. For example, I started playing a game called Two Point Hospital on steam a few days back. The game is published by SEGA, who are celebrating the 30th anniversary of thier most famous icon Sonic, and boy do they want the people playing TPH to know it. You can decorate the Hospital with Sonic rugs, Sonic plants, Sonic wall art and even Sonic rings on pedestals, it's complete madness! I've also been playing Tales of Arise that's been really pushing DLC costume packs themed around what I think is Sword Art Online, then there was the free Phantasy Star 2 and Nier Automata skins in Gravity Rush 2. Outside of sport sims, it's far more subtle because it has to be, but @StaceyPowers, it IS there, more often than you think.

That all sounds awesome, but unless I can do it in secret I'm not doing it.

If you play sports or auto racing games, ads in games and billboards and the like are more common.

If you play sports or auto racing games, ads in games and billboards and the like are more common.

That’s one hell of a deal. I would be interested in the trip, but being that I’m a classic gamer with a slight handful of exceptions, the gaming part of the prize would be more or less wasted on me. But my girl might be interested, as she is on FF14 all the time.
I’ll give her the link here and have her come to the forum to check it out. She’s not the biggest poster on forums. Including the ones I’ve built and run. But I’m thinking she would see a lot of rewards by joining VGR. I know the returns were immediate for me.

I can vehemently say that nothing in this world would make me to ever play Candy Crush in my life ever again because it's not worth it at all. 

For android or mobile games, it's definitely going to be Candy Crush Saga for me and for PlayStation consoles, it's going to be Sniper Ghost Warrior 3. 

Minecraft and Candy Crush are two most useless games that has ever been in existence as far as I'm concerned. 

Lol, that's true, some simply make their trailer fascinating and eye catching with different gameplay when it is finally launched. That's why seeking advise from a community like this helps us get rid of such fraud. 

I love gaming but I would accept it in a heartbeat as well. £1 million is just a lot of people to say no to especially for something like gaming. There's so much you can do in the world with that type of money to never get bored again.

If most people's work offers the same benefits of fun and money at the same time, it's going to be difficult for any to quit their jobs. 

Asking to pay me money for gaming is like adding the desert for me after eating because it's like paying me for enjoying myself as gaming is all fun for me. 

Haha, you're on this table too 😂. I can't imagine pushing myself too hard not to eat because of a game that I know is not running away. Why put myself through such punishment? 

Just like this Sunday morning, I crave smashed potatoes and sauce, if I don't have the money to get it fixed up or order in, would I get the food served up for me by playing games from now till mid day? 

Will playing video games put food on my table or take care of all of my responsibilities? No, so I'm definitely going to give up gaming for money. 

I know many people will simply say yes immediately when the offer is presented to them. But in life money isn't everything, some are motivated by what brings them happiness more than having the whole world. 

In the end, we are all after making money and money can almost buy everything that would give us happiness which is why I wouldn't blink to give up gaming for huge amount of money. 

Laughs, I understand what you mean, it will be hard to accept such good reward. It means a lot to me forfeiting rest of my life without game that I love from childhood, it's simply thing of a passion. 

I'm guessing that's missing one zero right? Because, if I'm looking at 10 million dollars, what I'm still playing video is for? I can easily find another hobby that's not gaming. 

He's definitely a huge fan of the game both on the field and off the field with his playing on consoles too. The PS5 games might be helping him horn his on field playing skills. 

If I get my hands on $50,000 cash, I'd give up gaming for at least 10 years. Do you know the amount of stress that money can solve for me? 

Getting a credible recommendation is what matters most in making a gaming decision. It's why I rely on knows sources to get my recommendations. 

Playing at the highest level of difficulty makes the game worthwhile. Giving you choice to always be motivated to play on and never feel bored because its never a one sided game.