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Based on my findings, the gaming community on Reddit is indeed massive and active. On Reddit, the most active gaming community is the Fortnite subreddit. This community boast of over 15 million members and thousands of daily posts.

The Microsoft Excel World Championship is definitely a unique one that also come to my mind now. I support you on that

One odd talent I have is being able to execute precise jumps and maneuvers in platformers, like Celeste and Super Meat Boy. Some say I'm a genius. Is this true?

I used to love playing Team Fortress 2, but nowadays, it's hard to find a full server. Same goes for Age of Empires Online too.

I'm a fan of limited healing in games. I enjoyed it because it adds a layer of strategy and tension to my gameplay. What excites me more is the need to think carefully when resources are very scarce.

I miss playing 3D Pinball Space Cadet. I just couldn't forget the sound effects and the thrill of getting a high score. I also miss playing Solitaire, Minesweeper, and Hearts.

I want Macs to release more exclusive titles and it should be timely, so that it'll match Windows PC offerings. To be honest with you, that will be a great improvement.

I've had good experiences with Origin PC and Puget Systems. They offer high-quality custom builds and excellent customer support which is worth trying out.

I've had positive experiences with MSI's GS series. It offers slim designs without sacrificing performance.

I've used a curved monitor for gaming, and while it’s very pleasing. But a standard monitors with high refresh rates and fast response times still offer superior performance.

A friend of mine have a SteelSeries World of Warcraft MMO Gaming Mouse, the good thing is - its has a built-in LCD display. It shows character stats and cooldowns, which makes it super convenient.

@AndersYour Ikea desk sounds like a great example of a functional design. For me, the cable management is a must, no need for flashy RGB lights.

I've used Logitech mice and keyboards for years and I must confess, they are so reliable. I've also tried Razer peripherals too. I like it for its great customization options.

I've actually used two monitors for flight simulators, and it added a new level of realism to my game. If I had the space and budget, I'd consider a curved ultra-wide monitor.

In my opinion, the body-swapping mechanic adds a whole new layer of depth to the game. I'm super excited to see how teams can definitely utilise it.

Actually, the game's focus on cooperation and strategy reminds me of classic MMOs. Right now, I'm so curious to see how the loot system and boss battles are designed.

Zoho Writer and Bear are definitely great choices. I'd want to also add Quip to the list. It has seamless for note-taking.

Norton Antivirus is definitely a very good choice! I'm also a fan of Kaspersky Total Security. I like its advanced threat detection and vulnerability scanning. It's worth checking out.

From what I've seen, the game encourages teamwork to overcome tough monsters which is amazing. It also allows for stealthy PvP moments to steal loot or sabotage rivals.

Same here! I can actually troubleshoot most software issues and replace RAM or hard drives, but I draw the line at soldering or advanced hardware repairs.

I enjoyed using my noise-cancelling headphones to enhance focus and immersion. Another favorite of mine is the USB hub with built-in cable management.

I wish we had focused more on programming but we did a lot of web design and multimedia projects.

I don't track mine, the way I probably should. Right now, I might have to estimate 4 hours at most for gaming. Maintaining a balance is the major issue but it's doable.

In my opinion, the combat is so satisfying, and the cat monster's abilities add some fun to it too. I see some interesting twists in the story and I'm definitely giving it a try.

I'm curious, will there be a strong focus on storytelling or is it more action-oriented?. Based on the trailer, it hints at a balance between both. I just want some clarification.