Justin11

They are making money from their profession, that's what makes them professional. Most professional clubs around Europe have started hiring virtual sports players to represent their real-life team via virtual world in same format of tournaments. That's to say, video game is on a massive revolution.

Indoors all through, followed my normal football update on LiveScore.com. I was so impressed with the loss of man united against Brentford FC.

You're very correct, and most importantly the happiness that comes through video game is beyond compare. The feeling I get from playing GT, MGP racing games, are totally pleasant, like I'm in seven heaven, only football can offer me more than that.

Just as anyone who contributed in your post have to agree, that's where I stand too. I don't just play games when it wouldn't add some value to my life. I started playing racing games, because I love driving in real-life. I am not an expert rider, but the skills I get from playing those favourite racing games, have enabled me learn better driving skills and confidence in driving.

At times parents can't decide for you when they aren't aware of it. My parents didn't tell me when I needed to start playing video games. I did and myself and started at an early age around 4-5 years old. Since then, it's been me and video games, it is hard to skip a single day without playing games unless I'm too occupied.

I've heard about this game dude, and to be frank, I am looking up to it's review. The review on YouTube is fascinating, owning a virtue restaurant will give me an idea to operate one locally in real-life.

Video game is the second on the list when it comes to entertainment expenses. It was first on the list during 2010-2015, then all my funds were going for my gaming needs. But ever since I turned adult, I've channeled into soccer, I want to build my career there and reach professional level. So, I spend for my football needs at the moment more than any other entertainment.

Check out the current price of PS3, it is around $90-100$, and at the moment we have games that are even close or more than 90$. I know it wouldn't be for PS3, but when you compare it with PS3's original price it is up to the price. I bought a single PS3 game $50 in 2015, where as I bought a fairly used PS3 at that same amount from the store keeper. Meaning I spent $100 for the game and the console, that's weird man.

That's how it supposed to be mate, I wouldn't go on subscribing to many YouTube channels with offensive contents, I love being polite and when you're passing message as an instructor you need to be polite too.

Yes, even here in my geography, we don't have a place to buy physical version of games, we just have to move to the town where we spend money for transportation. But ever since I discovered an online store that helps you negotiate around their marketplace and cash in with a customer via offline, I've stopped moving to the town in search for a game I want to play. I can easily contact anyone from the online marketplace and negotiate a nearby location with him or her and cash in offline.

Anyone knows what pleases to him or her, I can't stop another from enjoying something he/she finds right to do. My parents didn't stop me too, but they controlled my gaming urge and made sure I didn't let addiction takes over me. And today I've realized the benefit of the control over gaming long hours. Their is no way I can play games all day, I need to fend also for my stomach and pay up bills, so I play when I have enough time for leisure bro.

Do I even have time for that? I don't aim to unlock the best cars in a racing game when the route to get there is hard. I rather manage the cars at my disposal and enjoy the game the best I could. I can't fancy my hands trying to meet up with the target set-up by asphalt game before unlocking my favourite cars.

Your last sentence is emotional indeed. Such kind if scenario can make me quit esports career when my teammates decides to sell their position off or making me to lose that third spot in the tournament tree. Match fixing is something that isn't good, it ruins the reputation of such organization of event. That's something FBI and it's organizers should look into and remedy such kind of bizarre situation before it gets out of hand.

Yes no rush, take your time to find the right one. Their is no doubt, good women are hard to find this time around. If the trend continues, I don't think I'll marry either.

Lol, I visit some users profile page, because I want to know if they're online nor not, their last seen is important to me, if truly the user is active or not. And again, I love to go through the recent posts of the user to know which topics he/she responded to.

What are you waiting for, that has stopped you from marrying?

Even when their is low availability of PS5, it is still dragging sales. I wonder where those available are coming from. Even when those who pre-ordered couldn't get theirs on time, I'm just confused with this type of statistics I'm getting about PS5 console outscoring Nintendo GameCube in terms of sales.

One thing with online is that, it saves time and energy. Their is nothing more pleasing to me than sitting at home and making downloads and getting it straightway into my game log, and not moving an inch trying to buy one from offline stores. Infact I don't like much of an ordering this days, i just love to download direct from the game store..

If reasonable money is in, and I am lectured extensively about VR and how to use it's equipments, definitely I will embrace the job, since it is a life changing type of job. But if nothing changes with what I've seen myself at the moment around metaverse, then I wouldn't work around any VR company, I'm just too skeptical to use any metaverse equipments.

At the moment zero, no doubt. But when I start eventually if my interest grows with time, then it might turn out to be an obsession for me, but I hope to not abuse it when I find favour in VR. I've seen some persons that spends around 25-50 hours weekly around VR here in my geography.

I began hearing about metaverse recently, infact it is connected to NFTs, and many are truly milking from this metaverse of a thing and adding much monetary value to it. I never really got into it, not yet a fan that's what has kept me away from the world of metaverse.

And the OP failed to update us when the sequel got released. Since you've waked the thread, their is no need trying out a new thread, we can keep the discussion going again. I didn't know this kind of game exist, definitely I'll check more reviews about the game and see if I can go for the game based on how satisfied I am with the reviews.

When I was a kid, that ranged on my mind, that video games are only for kid. Because, during my childhood only the children plays it adults don't partake, why? because they aren't civilized back then, and it was early stages of game development around my geography. But now, both children, adults play games nowadays in my geography.

Don't worry, you'll see games soon being the same with the price of their console version. I wouldn't be surprised too if you pay up to that equivalent man, 😂. Their is nothing hilarious in there, games are going ridiculously expensive this days with lots of cut and join versions that looks the same from it's previous edition to it's sequel.

That's great work from YouTube, they've really tried in that aspect to protect children from inappropriate videos which are mainly adult contents. All my videos at this moment published on YouTube is appropriate for kids view.