Kane99

Honestly I think I just forgot that you make a lot of money during the story. But what I did was collect some of the gold bars around the map. Each gold bar nets you $500, so I probably ammased $3000 just from doing that. There are still gold bars on the map too, as I haven't opened the second side of the map yet.

Oh I know. I haven't cleaned it in a while, and I figure a good vacuuming could do the job. I'll check this tutorial out to see if I can clean it better. As long as it doesn't require me to open the console, I'll be fine.

$60 since that was the PS4 remaster. But close enough. I never bothered with the extra editions. Just give me the base game and I'm good. If I had the money I probably would get the collectors edition instead. But I'm cheap and I never feel like I need all the extras anyway.

I wouldn't say I watched the trailer that much, but I did watch it a few times. For me it's mainly that music that I like. The trailer otherwise is kinda bleh imo. The music is what makes it for me. And hey, it probably helped draw more people in.

What are some good games that feature time travel? Like ones where the plot relies on time travel in some way. Maybe you have to travel in the past to take out a dictator, or make sure a bad guy is never born. I remember a game where you could travel back in time, and I think one moment was in the civil war. But I can't for the life of me remember what it was called. I don't recall if it was any good though. What are some good ones worth checking out? Are there even any games that rely heavily on time travel? Does time splitters user time travel?

I also found out that gaming at night helps me fall asleep easier. I think it kinda tires me out and that's why. I feel like I can fall asleep in about 20-30 minutes, sometimes less. I think gaming or being on my PC all night helps me sleep like a baby.

I don't have that info, and it's probably against the rules to share download links. I think the game was called sonic PC collection. I was in a standard jewel case. It had sonic and sonic and knuckles and maybe another game. You might be able to find the soundtracks on YouTube as well.

I think it's be interesting if VR also added 3D capabilities. Not sure if it's safe on the eyes to include it in VR as well, but I imagine it's more immersive compared to standard VR. I think that's really the only reason to include 3D aspects, because it probably makes the experience more realistic.

Naughty Dog didn't make Stray. It was developed by BlueTwelve Studio and published by Annapurna Interactive. Honestly would be pretty cool. Especially if they can make it in first person as well.

Yeah he goes into detail about how Rockstar and their outdated development is hurting things. I especially liked when he talked about how in games he likes to experiment with different ways of completing a mission, but was unable to as it pretty much makes you do it in a certain way. There are some things you can do differently. Like when Micah is in the jail and you have to break him out. Instead of blowing the wall up, you can instead go into the police station and get him that way. I want to see more like that, where you can do multiple things to get the job done.

Yeah I don't really count Dishonored since it doesn't take place in modern days. Actually I think it takes place in the future if I'm not mistaken. But I could be wrong on that. And yeah, it's due for a good cleaning. That and the power brick as that too is kinda dusty.

Omg I think that was one of the areas I had some trouble with. It's been so long since I played, but I remember a similar mission like that. Was there anything falling on you while you climbed? I remember some where you had to knock enemies off a wall as you climb.

League is pretty popular, so there's bound to be some pros up in there. It's a big game in the esports arena, so I bet you encountered some pros. I mean, we probably played against many pros in most online games, we just didn't know it. And I'm sure that's the way they want it.

I can see that. I imagine it's partly to do with egos and people thinking they're the best. Especially when it comes to fighting games, some people take the genre so seriously. So I could see some pros thinking they're too good for the team they're on and switch.

If we're going by graphics, then I'd say newer is better. But if you're referring to the best generations in terms of games. I'd probably say: 6th gen, 5th gen, 7th gen, then 8th gen. I havent had time with the 9th gen of consoles yet. I selected things the way I did based on nostalgia and for the love of the games I enjoyed. 6th gen was with the PS2 era, and that's where I really went into gaming growing up.

Haha nice. Yeah they have a few vids on the game so far. I didn't even know you could do co-op in it either. If I knew that, I might have got a friend to play. 😄

That's awesome, glad to hear you haven't had to deal with a broken down console. I have dealt with my share of broken controllers too. Mostly 360 controllers but also Xbox one and PS2. I always had issues with my PS2 controllers breaking on me. I think it all comes down to how long you use your controllers. Because with prolonged use, they will eventually break down from use.

I agree with you there. It is a temporary fix or just a way to get the depression out of my head for a while. Once I'm done I may feel a bit more relaxed, but the depression comes back around. But I'm also hopeful that things will get better.

I remember getting a small sonic collection on PC. It was a two disc set that had some of the original sonic games. It also had a soundtrack for one of the games. I remember downloading the songs and adding it to my music library. I think I still have the music on my PC as well. 🙂

I didn't respond to this part of your post yet. Not sure how that matters. It's not like Netflix is going to make their own console. Netflix would probably end up making games for those consoles and not against them. They would never be able to compete with those companies. But they could make games for said consoles.

I don't think anyone knows how many times they did, because it probably reaches into the hundreds. Some maybe even the thousands. The dark souls series are tough. But I think if you were patient and watched each person you fight, you may become a pro. I just don't have the patience myself lol.

Warzone is exclusively online though. There is no single player component to that mode itself. As for mods in the single player mode, I honestly don't see why you would. I suppose you could mod guns, characters and stuff like that, but idk if it's even worth it. Even so, their anticheat system would probably catch that, as I think even their single player you can't mod it.

Yup, I agree with you 100%. If Rockstar from the get go didnt make the online mode such a chore and grind, fans would have stuck with it. Replaying rdr2 single player, I have like $6000 plus right now. Why can't we get money that easily online? If rs actually changed it to be more profitable to actually play, then people would jump back in I think.

I wonder, are there independent stat trackers? Like actual people who tally the stats so you don't have to? Like an actual person tasked with collecting everyone's stats. I know it defeats the purpose of leaderboards, but I could see some people doing this.

It's one of the best soundtracks out there. Honestly I view it better than rdr2s soundtrack. RDR2s music was good too, but rdr1 slapped harder and sounded way better. I honestly don't hear the music in rdr2 as much for some reason. But yeah, there's definitely a few rdr1 playlists on YouTube you can probably add to a playlist. I'd also recommend any for the silent hill soundtracks. Especially silent hill 2 and 3s.