Scorpion

Yes, I experience gaming cycles periods of intense enthusiasm followed by weeks of disinterest, it's normal...

My most memorable co-op experience was Completing Dark Souls with a friend, beating the final boss after 20+ attempts lol..

For me, the best co-op games for a gaming night are Overcooked 2 And Rocket League ..

I'd love to explore Roguelikes with deep storytelling and procedural generation..

I would like Ancient civilizations like Nubia, Sogdia, or Srivijaya explored..

My favorite gaming era is The PlayStation 2 (PS2) and GameCube era between 2000 to 2007..

For me, burnout lasts Sometimes a week, depending on frustration level..

Yes, that's frustrating thats Happens often in RPGs like Dragon Age, Mass Effect..

Yes, I've noticed this too Elder Scrolls series, especially Skyrim..

For me it was 20+ attempts on Dark Souls' Ornstein and Smough.

I think Mandatory always-online requirements.

I discovered my favorite genre through A friend's recommendation of Final Fantasy VII (RPG)

I highly recommend The Last of Us and portal..

I usually get frustrated with Scalpers and resellers inflating prices.

I think Portal's puzzle-solving requires focused, structured design.

I want Moderate to high tactical control for engaging combat.

Yes. Third-person perspective creates distance between me and the game world.

Every 1-2 weeks, depending on gaming frequency.

For me, the best deals were Getting The Last of Us Remastered and God of War III for $10 total at a garage sale.

For me The Last of Us Part II Ghost of Tsushima Hades Cyberpunk 2077 Resident Evil Village

Yes, I struggled with Dark Souls' Anor Londo and Sekiro's Isshin Ashina; online guides and YouTube tutorials saved me.

I experienced similar issues.. just reloading saves, exiting the war room, or restarting the game usually resolves the problem.

I love optional navigation aids in games like The Witcher 3 and Horizon Zero Dawn.

I struggle to fathom players tackling Cuphead's Inferno difficulty or Devil May Cry 5's Dante Must Die mode.

I struggle to fathom players tackling Cuphead's Inferno difficulty or Devil May Cry 5's Dante Must Die mode.