Kane99

These days I don't game as much. I'll game mostly at night after work, and that's for maybe an hour or two depending on my mood and who's online.

I think in games like rdr2 for example, that sometimes you get attacked first and they will sometimes retreat. I think shooting someone in the back who's retreating, even if they attacked you first, would probably equal murder still, or be frowned upon.

Not that often, but if I find some kinda of glitch in a single player game, I'll try to exploit it for as long as I can. Sometimes the glitches last for a long time, or are temporary. But it doesn't happen to me often.

I think for me, it's about the controls of a game, or a hard segment where I can't get through. Any game with tight timed sections I will hate. Games that force you on a time limit where you can't make a mistake, bug me. Reminds me of mafia with the annoying racing mission.

Usually after work I'll play for an hour or two of Fortnite. Sometimes I play something else, but it's usually Fortnite. I'd say I watch movies more than gaming these days. There's just days where I don't want to game either.

Playing through rdr2 on PC. Forgot how easy it was to get killed in the early game. So many times I encounter a group of people and I'm destroyed. Can't wait to level up again. Also playing the usual Fortnite, and also that guardians of the galaxy game. My friends want me to try fallout 76 now.

I couldn't tell ya because I am not a bug fixer. I've sent off bugs to developers in the past, but I've never fixed the bugs myself. I'm too dumb to do coding and fixing of games lol, but I do wish I had the knowledge.

How many games do you guys think you've resold after purchase? I'd say I've done it with a few that I had in my backlog, but I couldn't tell you which games. It's been so long.

I had to deal with the Xbox 360 rrod 5 times, so having to send it in for repair 5 separate times was a pain. Each time, having to wait a month to get the repaired console. That's the worst I think. Oh and my TV died on me before, but had an older TV until I got the new one.

How's the smash bros community? I figure they can be toxic and competitive. I've seen other fighting games with toxic Fandom and communities. I suck at smash, but i know many take the game seriously and get pissed if they lose. I could only imagine what it's like at a tournament or something like that.

It's only 20 minutes? I may as well just watch it. I need to get a ps5 one of these days. Sucks not having all the new consoles.

Ah that looks fun. I know a few who would be all over this game, just like me. Hopefully it's on other platforms as well. Maybe I should just take the leap and buy a switch already.

Do you guys have any suggestions for PC accessories? I like lights and other gadgets that are good at a desk. Any suggestions?

I'm thinking of replaying rdr2 in that way. I want to see how challenging it can be when I actually have to figure out the direction.

Noice, looks pretty good. Is it only on switch? I'd for sure play this on PC or Xbox. Damn, I really need to get a switch one of these days.

I mean, I like the idea of collecting cool controllers, but if I did collect any, I probably wouldn't play with them all. The collectible,limited edition ones are probably worth something if never used. I've been tempted to pain my own controllers.

Is candy crush even popular anymore? I feel like it's kinda forgotten these days. There's just so many mobile games out there similar to it, that I can see it being forgotten soon.

And with the way graphics are going. I think realism will be huge going forward. But it will still take a while until things are photo realistic. To me the difference between ps4 and ps5 is minimal. It's just that games can be a bit bigger each new generation.

I like when my character is at least fast. I hate having stamina in games. I wish it could be like fortnite where it's running all the time if you want to. I know realism comes in play, but I don't always want games to be realistic to the point where you can't run a mile in game like in real life.

It's possible that's a reason why. But it was because a popular YouTube played it on stream and it somehow became popular. The pandemic probably did help since so many were stuck at home.

I don't mind quest markers. I know some games even allow you to turn these features off, so that if you're someone who doesn't like a hud/lifebar on your screen. I know RDR2 had something like this, where you can turn everything off. You'd have to use signs and such to navigate.

If Nintendo is to buy anything, I think it'd be smaller studios they can utilize to make more exclusives. I don't think they'll buy any big studios like Sony and Microsoft have been doing.

I think it's becoming rare to find. I would love to pick up one of them and add to my collection. I don't plan to play it, because I will instead just put it up on a shelf for looks.

When I have a rough day of work, I sometimes game for a few hours to take the anxiety and stress down. Gaming in itself can be a rewarding experience, but it can also be a way to help your mental health cope with the day to day bustle of life.

PlayStation is a mainstay in the gaming world and will probably be regarded as one of the best companies for years to come. But, I still also like Nintendo And Microsoft. I like all consoles. I don't think these days I will ever say one or the other is best.