Reality vs Adventure

That's a wild mix you got there. I don't know much about my family's migration but do know my DNA which is as follows: Spanish, English, Scottish, Sicilian, French, Dutch, (German is iffy because at one point the record said I was German, then changed it and added a higher percent to my Italian-so don't know), Native American, North African area, and less than 1% percent in each of the following: Mongolian, Ashkenazi Jew, Congolese. I have recent migration of my DNA to Argentina, but not native there. On my Sicilian side, my great grandpa moved the family from Sicily to New York in the early 1900's and he was a boxer.

I wouldn't mind reading the book at all; I'm still considering getting the series; kind of forgot but now that I remember, I'm gonna look into getting the books. They have a comic series too. which you can find for free to read online.

Yes, it is a long and worthwhile game. The world has great fantasy and lore that I haven't seen quite as much in any other game. I don't know about prices but the GOTY edition is best bet with all included DLC that is also worthy. I haven't finished the DLC yet. Definitely worth it. Many people are turned off at the beginning stages. Even myself I got overwhelmed at first with everything you have to learn such as crafting and potions. But once you get the hang of it, it's pretty simple. But no doubt if you stick with it you will get hooked.

I'm confused too. I looked it up but can only find previews. But Apolonia--Uh huh, I recognize that...face. Definitely want to know what is going on there.

You have been missed here. One day at a time as they say.

Definitely close to the end for sure, and still got some unexplored ground to cover. Did I mention... I love this s**t!!!

It doesn't seem that long ago, probably more like 2 years. But I aim to work towards completing this game in a couple months because I really want to play the DLC too which I've got all nice and ready and excited about.

I think 2.5 years now. FYI-I don't ever plan on deleting it even when I finish it. 👍

GTA 5 and AC Odyssey. I've just about got 500 hours in AC Odyssey. Still going strong there!!!

AC Syndicate scenery of London is pretty nice. Another I hope to play soon is AC Unity in Paris. I've been to modern Paris, so it would be interesting to see how the game would compare in the 18th century.

I've been wanting to see how well the city scape is in that game. Probably one of the best I imagine.

They could have open worlds where the hard earned money you make ganking someone, you get that money in real life. There would be less crime. After all, money is just paper anyways. Fax it on over. 😁

The cyber ninjas finally released their audit after all that horrendous and shady shit they did with the ballots and using tax payer money to conclude that Biden rightfully won Arizona. No shit Sherlock. How they were able to get away with this whole fiasco at the tax payer's dime is beyond me. They literally took all the ballots and transported them to a location in Montana where no public eye was allowed. They had access to all the voting machines, voter's and government security info; they interrogated (or more likely harassed) voters in their homes. And now repblicans want to use them in Pennsylvania, Georgia, Texas, and other states. This republican attack on democracy will never end.

Both were bought brand new in unopened box from two different ebay sellers with manufacture warranty from Sony. I don't buy garbage, unless of course the product itself turns out to be.

One year later, I'm actually using the old ps4 again. aaagghhhahahahahaha----Insanity is bliss. Join me in insanity y'all

The Witcher 3 has Axii ability to help dialogue, but he puts their mind under a subservient spell so that they do as he wishes. You could even make the enemy fight the other enemies for you. That's like the berserk ability in some games. In a world without magic, run

I just started GTA 5 and put in some hours; last night I dreamt about the game in a long dream it seemed. I went around and did a bunch of quests. I woke up confused wondering if I actually did those quests in the game. Then wakeful reality set in, and once again I see the burning flames of hell called real life. 🙃

All these apocalyptic games probably would have made me some kind of a prepper. And all these real like military games probably would have influenced me just enough to join the military since the military is in both sides of my family. I actually wish I did.

Those are some pretty popular games there. You should really give Dead Space a try.

I think Witcher 3 is a legendary game. There is so much to do and explore, with a great main story as well as pretty damn good side quests.

I'm loving this game and currently still playing it. Definitely an underrated gem. I haven't played the first one yet, but already bought that game and gonna play after I finish this one. I probably should have played the first one before it, but I've heard that the second is so much better so that's why I started with that one. But it's up there at the top of my horror favorites.

For some reason it was hard for me to get into when I first played it, but I'm already at the point I stopped playing last time, but it just feels different now. It's bad ass. I don't know where my head was before. That happens sometimes giving games another try. I think I'm done buying new games for a while. I personally think it's best to wait till the game has been out for a year or two. I've got to play these ones I do have though.

Exactly; if they personalize the character you can see who they are and not what they are. But when they are impersonalized as just fodder, then I take issue with it because that way of thinking can be embedded into people’s minds if that’s all they repeatedly see.

You wouldn't even see the sword. It will be hidden in a bag till she pulls it out lol.

That's cool. I got the game recently and now I just need to download it.