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That's very awesome. GT6 and NBA Live '03 are both classical games and there's something that is very soothing about those games. It's a game that can help take your mind off things and also make you feel very much better. Mine is The Sims and Animal Crossing.

That's a great point. I know also that the Layers of Fear: Legacy has a very cinematic feel and I'm very sure that the story and atmosphere would definitely work well to a movie or TV show.

Haha, yeah, I understand what you mean so well. It's like, you're excited to play it at first, but then later, it just becomes a chore. I've got a few games like that in my library too.

That sounds like an amazing setup to me. A pink gaming desk with LED lights must look very incredible. I like that idea.

I completely agree with you on this. Quality over quantity is what really matters when it comes to games.

I'm personally looking forward to the new Street Fighter 6 game because i've been a fan of the series for year now. I absolutely love the new gameplay mechanics.

That's a really valid point!. I've also seen it happen to some of the professional gamers who started out as passionate about gaming, but eventually got burned out and lost their love for the game.

Honestly, those are some incredible plot twists right there. I love how they completely flip your understanding of the story. It's crazy though 🤣.

Totally,I agreed with you on that And I think that's why games like The Witcher 3 are so beloved and once you're playing the game, you'll feel like you're a part of it. There is this real feeling.

That's a great point. What I noticed is that the industry's shift to digital releases is what actually changed the landscape. Here is the thing, the midnight launches used to be a real celebration of the game's completion, but now it feels more like we're just getting an incomplete product. Don't you think so?

Haha, that moment in Kakarot is so infuriating. But honestly , I guess that's what makes DBZ so epic . Do you know that the villains never go down without a fight?

That's an interesting point there! An open-world Resident Evil game is packed with lots of funespecially if they incorporated more intelligent enemies.

Ah, that's nice! Thousand Year Door is a classic game. How are you enjoying it so far?

Wow! This is a very interesting thread. I’d say Life is Strange is a game that really resonated with me. This game deals with some heavy themes and they’re just mind blowing. The themes like depression, suicide, and identity are all embedded.

The plot twist in BioShock still blows my mind up until now. You can’t believe that I had to go back and replayed the whole thing just to see all the clues that I’ve actually missed in the first time around.

I'm so guilty of this bro! This happened to when I was playing the Dark Souls. You won't believe that I spent hours exploring the Undead Asylum and I didn't realize that the subtle on the walls were actually the clue that I needed to lead me to the secret area.

For me, I easily get hooked with the immersive experience. Honestly, I look for games that can transport me to a new world..

Based on my opinion, I'd say playing the first two Baldur's Gate games is definitely worth it before you dive into the third installment.

Yes, it happened to me way back. I never thought I'd be so interested in playing Dota 2, but after watching a few tournaments and betting on some of the matches, sincerely speaking, I was hooked.

Well, I'm going to pick League of Legends esports . There is something about the strategy and teamwork on this esport and it makes it so exciting to watch and wager on as well. It's easier for me to analyzing the teams' strengths and weaknesses, which makes the prediction a bit easier for me .

I've had the chance to hear about the positive vibes a few professional esports players. I mean, those who did well at tournaments and events. One of them is Sinatraa.

One thing is- being a pro gamer is so appealing, that is for sure but for me, I take playing games as fun.

I'm very stoked to see where the esports scene goes from here because there has been a lot improvement lately. But on a Personal note, I think the upcoming game 'Resident Evil: Resistance' has huge potential to become a major esport. What do you think?

Don't let me start with this, because it's very pathetic. I’ve had my fair share of ups and downs but honestly, most of them are losses. But, one of my most successful bets was on a CS:GO match between FaZe Clan and Na'Vi. I put my money on FaZe and I won.

Basically, I'm currently in the grinding stage. I play around 1-2 hours a day, I try as much as possible to focuse on improving my aim and game sense as well.