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There are some games that are just so hyped up and you can't just help it and you would want to dive in and play them nonstop. I experienced this with The Last of Us Part II.

RPGs is my favourite. I like the feeling of creating my own character, and exploring new lands as well.

I know that feeling too well. It often happens when you play games for hours which can make your wrist give up on you.

I know the feeling because i’ve been there too. What I do is simply to watch the streams which could also be seen as the next best to playing it myself.

Based on my experience, the online games are like a double-edged sword. On one hand, they're very convenient and the also allows you to connect with people all over the world, which is good . But on the other hand, they could be a breeding grounds for cheating too.

When someone rage while gaming, I don't want to look, but I can't just help it. Games can be so frustrating, but come on! It's just a game.

Basicall, a game trailer should be like a sneak peek into what is expected on the game. It should give us a taste of what's actually to come and it should give a lot of hint of the gameplay too.

Yes, I’m pretty happy with the time that I put into gaming. It's like my escape from reality and It's also like my own personal happy place too 😉

One thing we need to know is that the trailers can be super convincing. Personally, I've made a lot of decisions based on the trailer.

If I had to choose just one game for a beginner, I would go with something like Portal. it's very accessible and easy to understand as well.

To be real, the ultimate gaming improvement that I would want to see is a wall-sized gaming screen.

Team Fortress 2 is so charming and It's completely free. Except you want to buy the fancy cosmetics.

Personally, I think the current specs are very solid, but there can be a boost in RAM and addition of new storage will make a big difference too.

I’m giving it for Overwatch community. I was actually blown away by how supportive and encouraging all the players were, they were supportive even in the midst of intense matches. That's awesome 😎

This thread made me remember when I first started playing Dark Souls. I'm this game, I found dodging those fast enemy attacks impossible. But after countless deaths and practice, it became very possible for me.

For me, one of the most memorable side quests that I come across was in Assassin's Creed Odyssey. There was this one quest where I actually had to help a group of villagers to really deal with a bandit camp.

I know that It's unacceptable for developers to be overworked and neglected by their employers, but I can work for longer sessions.

here are my top 4 video games of all time Hogwarts Paper Mario Harry Potter Mario Kart

I'm a total lover of for exploration and fast travel. I really want to see the world, explore every nook and cranny to actually discover new things as well.

I know very well that the cinematic dialogue definitely delivers. For me, when I'm playing a game, I want to feel just like I'm right there in the action 🤣

I'm a lover of the video game merchandise. I love to have a piece of my favorite game in my hands.

Yeah, I'm going to say it out loudly. I love Jar Jar Binks. I know that he's annoying and he's clumsy too but I love it.

Yeah, I love games like 'Hearts of Iron' and 'Crusader Kings'. Thewe games are not just about the conquest and the war, but about the politics, diplomacy, and economics as well.

I have no problem with this because I'm a gamer. I'm very used to marathon gaming sessions.

For me , when I'm gaming, I'm totally in that zone. I'm not just playing the game, I make sure to living it 🤣.