Kane99

Idk, maybe a few weeks to a month. I don't go too long without gaming. If i do, it's usually because I'm not in the mood, am busy, or just don't have any games I want to play at that particular time.

Like arcade machines? Maybe Pacman, or donkey Kong. Other than that, I say games like NFL blitz, peggle, NFLStreet, NBA Street, NBA jam, stuff like that.

Not sure. Maybe gta from the original top down to the 3d games? Not sure. The 3d games mostly keep ties together, but idk about the original games. I'm sure there are a lot of games with reasons and changes that don't make sense. But i don't usually get that invested in the story to the point where I see the problems like that.

You could use doodle to set up a time for meeting up. It let's you set times you are available, so when everyone picks, they can then decide on a time that works for everyone. I set events up for the community I work for. So whoever shows up, is who plays.

That's a good question. I'd say left 4 dead, even though I played on the 360 mostly. I didn't play a lot of co op games on PC though. I only just recently got my first gaming PC like a year or two ago. So there's a lot I need to play yet.

I've played a few games on tabletop simulator, but I'm not big on tabletop and board games. I'm not patient enough for a lot of tougher board games tabletop games.

Idk, I feel like everything has been covered already. I can see some new ideas popping up, but they are probably based more on previous designs and ideas if that makes sense?

I go with what the best armor is, so stats for sure. If I am upgraded enough, maybe I'll go with style over stats. But yeah, usually stats.

I can't think of anything that made me feel that way, at least in video games. I think I feel that way more with movies and TV. Probably because I watch a lot more than I game. But I'm sure there's something in video games that made me think about something serious.

Well last time was when I was in high-school. I'm 32 now, I'd say maybe 12-14 years ago. Played counterstrike source I think. Or it might have been halo 2. I forget.

Yeah autosave needs work, but I usually try to manually save instead. Plus this way I can save during certain moments. I have a save on my Xbox that is during that moment with the brother and sister couple who steal from you. I like to reload my save to take them out.

I'm starting to feel like 2022 is going to be much of the same, but now with NFTs and the continuing problems of bad treatment by big time studios, I don't see things going much better this year. We'll get a good deal of games, but I think it's going to result in problems again this year.

Oh man, I'm sorry to hear that. I hope she gets better soon. Honestly though, family comes first, so please take care of your mom. Sorry to hear you got covid. Hope you make a full recovery from it. It's been a scary time, and I do worry that Covid is going to stick around a lot longer.

Was a depressing ending for sure. But I'd argue John Marston's death was more impactful, at least for me. That ending to the first game still lives with me. As for any others, I'd say Lee's death in the first season of Walking Dead.

I disagree. Just because money is involved, doesn't mean they will work hard to complete the job. Most studios do work their assess off, but there are some studios that take those shortcuts, or push crunch on their developers to get the job done sooner.

Nice, I'll check it out. Just to read if I ever want to. I'm only interested in collecting. So I would store them on a shelf, likely with my video games.

That would be awesome! I just got beamng and the physics are cool. I could only imagine if these games combined together to make one game. Do you play with a racing wheel?

I was banned on another gaming forum later on, and a forum I frequented for years banned me a couple times, but other than that, that's it. What are you doing that they are banning you in the first place?

Honestly, I rarely use guides. It's mainly because I never dared as my parents to get me the game and the guides growing up, so I had like maybe 1 or 2 guides for certain games lol. I wanted guides for sure, but never ended up getting many of them. Anyway, I think with that Water Temple you mention, it's mainly because it's a literal maze isn't it? I'd understand having to need a guide even after years of playing, because some areas in games will be tough to remember. On top of that, isn't the water temple hard to move around in? I never played it, but I hear that level is hated by many.

Yeah I can see it with the Wii. It was one of the consoles I remember playing and cramping up because of the controller. Also, I imagine the constant motion caused cramping as well.

I'm going to have to check that out soon. I didn't even think to look into the archive site, going to have to check out some of the other magazines they have listed.

It's only available on Amazon Prime. It's an Amazon Prime produced show, so the chance of it ever landing on Netflix is very slim to none. Anyway, back to topic, what character from the show would you like see be the main character of a game? I think playing as Butcher would be the best. What do you guys think?

The sad truth is that I don't think any of these studios and companies care that them jumping into the NFT game is viewed as awful by gamers. If there's money to be made, they will keep at it until the well runs dry. They probably know we hate what they're doing, and they know enough people will be dumb enough to invest in them. They don't care about the hate they're getting, because in the long run, it'll end up them getting away with tons of money.

Elden Ring looks crazy. I don't know if it's the type of game for me, but with it being made by the team behind Dark Souls and Bloodborne, it's probably going to be pretty dope.

When it comes to gaming, do you guys sit close or far away from the screen? I tend to sit far enough away. Sitting too close is bad on the eyes and the picture looks worse. Sitting further back allows you to get the best picture.