Kane99

What's the longest time you gamed to the point where you lost hours of your time? For me it was mostly games like GTA San Andreas, Vice City, where I would game into the night hours, only to realize it's 2 am and I need to sleep. I don't do that with most games these days anymore.

I wonder what the new Saints Row will do as a reboot. I hope they tie in some of the past games into the story to kinda make it a soft reboot with connections.

I've been trying to unlock stuff in Madden NFL 21, but it seems to take ages to progress. I'm mainly playing franchise mode, so I assume I have to play stuff like their MUT mode or whatever you call it. The one where you get cards for players and have a team based on the cards you have. I hated that mode, people were too competitive and I could never win.

Has anyone tried out those remote claw machines? There are apps where you can pay to try claw machines in Japan and other locations. What you get will be sent to you. I thought it was a cool idea, but the stuff they put in there never seems to be worth the price it is. I think I got free tries when I signed up, but never paid anything else to get more tries.

I do find my phone sometimes gets way too hot if I game on it too long. It's the main reason I rarely game on phones. Plus I can never find games that appeal to me enough to really stick with.

Madden and Fortnite as of late. Will be playing WWE 2K22 in 3 days. Wish the PC version dropped today like the console versions. Hate having to wait a couple days. But, I suppose it's best to see reviews just in case, because if they turn out to be bad, I can always cancel my pre-order.

I'd say it already is. People love VR right now. It's not perfect for sure, but it's already at a stage where I'm very eager about. Plus, affordability will be a big key into the future, as we know VR is going to have to lower in price eventually.

I hope the new God of War releases on PC like the last one did. Plus maybe the Uncharted series if it hasn't already been ported to PC. I just want to experience those games without having to buy a console.

I've played a bit of Among Us in the past. I'm not a big fan of it. It's a fun game, but my anxiety goes up playing it, because I can't stand the parts where you have to discuss where you were, what you were doing, who you were with. Essentially having to defend yourself or accuse others. And that gives me too much stress, so I'd rather watch people play it. Plus the arguments people get into can be annoying to be a part of. So no thanks!

I think PC is becoming more popular, because I feel the people that grew up with gaming, now have jobs and can make good livings and can afford to build or even buy a gaming PC. Back when I was a kid it was tough to get a console. Now I could probably afford to get all the new consoles if I really wanted to spend that much money. But, I'm cheap so I won't lol. But, that's the point, most of us are now adults and we can afford to spend on PC gaming. Well some of us can. But there are budget options for getting into PC gaming if you can't afford to spend much. I had to do the budget gaming PC myself. You can game on cheaper PCs, it's just not perfect.

If you could make a mobile game, what do you think your first game would be? I think making a wrestling game would be fun, and since I have some knowledge on wrestling, I could maybe make it work. But I have no clue how to code so it'd be a long learning experience.

Does anyone own any weird/obscure headsets? Like ones that normally no one would wear or try to use. Like promotional headsets, or headsets made around something random and weird. Idk, just trying to keep the convo on topic. 🙂

I've always wanted to check this game out. I think I downloaded it ages ago when Xbox gave it away for free at one point I think. Or maybe it was on gamepass, I forget. But it looked quite appealing, so I may check it out soon.

I spent some of my Vbucks in fortnite on a skin recently, and then a better skin came out recently that I wanted. The new Spider-Man skin. I forgot what skin I got before it, but yeah, should've waited. 😞

How is the show? Should I play the game first before trying the show out? Does it tie anything in from the game? Or is it its own thing for the most part?

Man, I'm realizing so many young people here who's first experience with PCs were so recent. It's weird to me as my first experiences make me feel and sound really old lol.

Now, in the case that too much action causes glitching and framerate issues, then I could understand too much action being too much. Of course, the developers have to find a fine line with it working. They can't put too much stuff in otherwise it will cause issues with performance, so it depends on the devs themselves and whether they can handle a lot of action or not.

Yeah the movie franchise for it was awful. I didn't like any of the films, even the first one. I don't even like the newer movie that came out, just felt boring. Also the zombies looked kinda bad. But yeah. Maybe one day we'll get a studio that will make a faithful adaptation of the franchise.

I think Watch Dogs Legion was a very under-rated game that came out in 2021. I kinda figured that game would have blown up like WD2 did, but I guess not. I still have yet to play it myself, but want to give it a try soon. I like the permadeath option with the characters you play as, makes it even tougher to keep the players you like alive.

It's mainly because of how easy it is to access. Anyone can play SMB, from a kid, to a grandma. The controls are near perfect, the graphics are simple, but effective and work for the time and even today. It's just a start of something that made sense and influenced so many more games to follow. Without SMB, I don't think we'd have a lot of the popular hit games of today, at least in terms of 2d side scrollers/platformers.

I think the reason I don't game as much these days, is simply because I have friends who play mostly one game *cough* fortnite *cough*, but I still play games alone from time to time. Like Hitman, Madden, and a few others. I guess I prefer to play games along most times, but I do like to game online with friends more often it seems.

I still haven't played it. Heard good things, but I also heard that it wasn't as impressive as people were making it out to be. I'll probably check it out soon when I have more free time. It sounds appealing, but I do worry I won't be able to get into it.

lol why? I still have my N64 and hook it up from time to time to play. Same with my NES, SNES, and whatever other consoles I have lying around. I'm guessing you're pretty young if you found seeing someone play an N64 unbelievable. 😄 But I guess it would make sense if you happen to be young.

For sure. Gaming is a great tool to have in your arsenal when it comes to fighting the day to day stress of life. I also enjoy watching movies and tv to get through my bad times, but gaming is for sure up on that list and will always be there for me. Sometimes though, I will be too stressed or anxious to game. It doesn't happen often, but when that happens, it means I am really stressed out about something.

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