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It's actually not a big deal, I believe that it's something to do with maturity and understanding that we are all different. 

I know right.

Yeah, exactly. That's how it's meant to be as we all have different tastes when it comes to gaming preferences. 

Alright, the most important thing is that you get to see the guard women you wanted to see. 

I have played on XBOX a few times with my friends but I never really owned one of the consoles. It's been Playstation always for me. 

There is definitely no one who's a perfect gamer till the end of the gameplay, there will definitely a time of off play and errors. 

Well, I believe that this is something that you can actually get under wraps when you watch lots of streaming videos of how good others play to learn. 

Mine is the avengers Infinity wars with Tony Stark, Captain America and Thor. I do really love that game so much, even the movie as well. 

Haha, this is so funny but quite spot on because the time I invested in playing video games would definitely have given me a lot more books 📚 read. 

Haha, exactly. I absolutely understand how you feel and it's an individual differences thing and there is absolutely nothing wrong with feeling that way. 

I believe it's actually a good graphics set up especially when it aids in making the game more real than just a game. 

If I'm playing with younger people then gaming most certainly causes my self-esteem to drop since I'm not as good as they are! I prefer to play alone so no one sees how poorly I do at some of the games! If I get a high score on a game that others think is hard then my self-esteem is definitely boosted.

lol Oh man - this is one of the few things that can trigger me in a game. It's one thing for the enemy to use tactical skills and have pretty strong abilities to beat you. It's another thing when the enemy only outlasts by taking way more damage than you and doesn't show any particular skill.

I think it depends on the crime. First, I think all non violent offenses should be separated from violent offenders. I know that doesn't mean a fight won't happen, but it's a start. Those nonviolent inmates should be allowed to have access to games. The other ones need more rehabilitation. It makes no sense that a person goes to prison for a little weed in their pocket, and get thrown into the same crowd as others who stabbed someone or worse. So I say for games-yes and no. 

The majority I think overestimate their abilities. It's like that in most aspects of life. In my opinion it's a humility and modesty issue. If you're a master at a game, you're free to admit it. But if you suck, don't boast about your ability when you have none. I can't play a guitar (yet) so I can't go around boasting about my "ability". I know everything about the game play of Zelda Link To The Past (SNES) so I'm free to admit that.
 
In my case I know a little about a lot and a lot about a little. But the former would be the bigger category.

I think it's a 50/50 thing in my opinion depending on how good they get at a particular game. If they are good at it, they tend to overestimate themselves and vice versa. 

It happens with me when I play in Multiplayer mode. When opponents starts bullying for getting defeated, it makes me angry, and I play even harder to regain my self confidence. 😊

I hate when the system lags and it's usually at a really good part in the game! Either that or it totally gives out on me which hasn't happened in a long time but maybe I'm jinxing it now? It really spoils the momentum when stuff like that happens.

I got pretty addicted to gaming in my early 20's, partially because I had moved away from all my friends to a pretty anti-social part of Virginia.  I ended my addiction by tackling more chores and doing more reading.  I don't know if it was a real addiction if I could just cut back like I did though.

Same here - I saw that some media outlets called it "innovative". I was confused because nothing about this game screens innovative in any way shape or form.
Mobile gaming for the most part is an absolute cesspool. I mean it had a great start in the 2011-2014 period where there were great games with pretty good storytelling and action. But since then, it's just fallen sharply off a cliff and will never recover.

I don't think I'll ever be sold on mobile gaming.  As far as I can tell it's all greedy, microtransaction fueled trash designed by people who simply couldn't care less about storytelling, artistic expression or fun gameplay.

It boggles my mind how well received it was with gaming press. Ah, well. Ce la vie, I guess. Different strokes for different folks! 

This is what I would suggest, black electrical tape! It's what I use on my laptop to cover the camera because it's easily removable when I need it and doesn't leave a sticky residue.
It think if you're sleeping in the same room as a controller with a light bar that's on then that's annoying but I don't mind it for actual game play.

I could easily beat Skyrim if I was completely blind because of how many times I've beaten the game and I know most of the game like the back of my hand. As a matter of fact, I could beat Skyrim while trying to defuse a bomb that'd kill us all(spoiler alert, we'd definitely not survive the explosion but still...).

Any bright light is annoying, no excptions. I used to tape the power led on some of my displays and other equipment.