Dannyjax

I have tried playing Fortnite on mobile on several occasions but it's not working for me. I can't get used to the controls on mobile phones as that's the biggest challenges I have with the game when trying to play it on my smartphone.

Microtransactions is the modern cheat of video game's companies that makes them get more money off the gamers for just better cosmetics and upgrades. It's the pay to win scam like I choose to call it that makes everything worse in some of their games.

That's understandable, as it looks like it's going to be very solid game. I might be getting it as well depending on what time it's released next year. It's the same thing for me with Flintlock : The Siege of Dawn that's coming out too.

I'm not trying to say that some people or a lot of people aren't making use of Facebook. I'm talking about when someone is searching for a particular video on something, the usual place they go to first is on YouTube. Now one who's looking for a video goes to Facebook search engine to look for it first unless that's how you opted for personally.

As a kid, my parents handpicked all of my games, so they don't have to worry about what kind of games I consume its content. Although, they limit and moderate my play in order to prevent me from getting addicted.

My Sega Genesis controllers back then frustrated me quite well because the buttons keeps going inside and it stops working. I felt it's because of the extensive hard hit when used to play fighting games. It's one thing I hated about that controller.

It was fun and satisfying for her is what I presumed because of how excited she is whenever she keeps wining. Trying to make her play in a difficult mode that's going to limit her wining rate would not work.

I later managed playing 4 hours. Something came up and I had to rush out from home. It's all about priorities. If I had nothing serious came up, I would have played more.

I have been playing League of Legends all morning. I should play Strewdy Valley later in the night.

It's going to be very difficult beating such a team. Yes, I know that in football, there's always an upset but it's going to be very slim in this case with that Apolo's team. When I'm looking at the team, all I can see is hell playing against him.

I have been playing Apex Legends for a while now since 2020. It's just the newly introduced legends in the game that I'm yet to play which was why I had to ask for his opinion on them. I should be checking out the legend Valkyrie soon.

It's been a while since I played one of favorites games on Nintendo Switch which is Stardew Valley. I will be giving it a shot today for at least 2 hours when I'm ready to kick off today's gaming.

The video game's name is Black Myth: Wukong and the Chinese animation after the game is The Monkey King : Reborn. They are two different videos.

It's why most of the time, I usually check out some of their contents in order to see if they would have something that's going to help out with some bugs/glitches if it's something I can't get a fix on by myself. Their videos usually helps most times.

Such a mood for me isn't always about the game I'm going to be playing but how I feel internally which would be better if I play alone and switch off from playing online with any friends. I would have more satisfaction playing alone at the time than playing with friends.

When I got the game first, the more I played it, the more I still want to play it again over and over again. When a game makes me feel that, it's going to be taking me hours of play before I can take a break from it.

What I was trying to say was that if I'm satisfied with a particular game, I would move on with or from it and go into another one. But when I'm not yet satisfied, I keep playing it over and over again in order to have that feeling of being okay with the game.

I read the article shared by @Reality vs Adventurein the beginning of the thread where there's a summit of 10 African countries that are looking at making this happen faster for African countries. I hope that holds and not be like some of their projects that fell off along the way because of their selfish reasons.

It becomes frustrating when a game is announced but with no specific date of its release. Everything is all going to be on speculation which sometimes makes me restless but it's something that we can't help.

You're right about that and the only good thing that makes some gamers choose modern games is the impressiveness of the game's graphics compared to older games. But what older games brings is uniqueness and more creativity on the part of developers. It's why I would chose between 1972 to 1985 as the best years.

I'm sure that each of our answers to this would be subjective because we all might have different reasons for considering a particular year to be the worst in video game's history. It's why I'm not going to limit the reach it's going to stretch to. If I'm going to choose, it would in 1983 which the famous video game's crash year which lasted for 2 years. The video industry would have gone into extinction if not for the Japanese gaming industry that sustained the industry.

It's not every game that I dedicate time watching its gameplay on YouTube. It depends on how interesting I find the game that's going to make me watch the full gameplay. I watched Splinter Cell Conviction yesterday.

There's nothing running through his mind than being in the need to play all those games he downloaded on your smartphone. My little cousins are like that and it's why I have my Google Play Store on password protected. He can't launch the app without my opening it.

The only thing similar between the two of them are the cross direction buttons, the triangle, block, O and X buttons and the PlayStation logo. Every other thing is different.

My kid sister doesn't care about all that. All that matters to her is winning and even if it's in very easy level, she doesn't mind as long as it's what helps her to win, it's the path she's following.