Scorpion

I played *Lost Kingdoms* on GameCube. It feels so niche that I doubt many others have even heard of it, honestly.

I’m expecting next-gen consoles to have faster SSDs, better ray tracing, improved AI, and 4K resolution with higher frame rates.

In *Fallout: New Vegas*, all the factions seem flawed. Choosing between them feels tough because none seem entirely good.

The Bloody Baron quest in *The Witcher 3* stuck with me. Its emotional depth and tough choices left a mark.

I used to struggle with parrying in Dark Souls, but after practice, it became second nature. Repetition helps..

One of the most toxicity-free communities I’ve experienced is in Final Fantasy XIV. Players are generally very supportive!

Yes, I play some free-to-play games. My favorites are Apex Legends and Genshin Impact. Both are pretty engaging..

I’d upgrade my chair for better comfort during long sessions. Ergonomics really help when gaming for extended hours..

I’d recommend **The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild**. Its exploration, simplicity, and beauty make it appealing for anyone..

Yes, I’ve definitely decided to play a game after watching a trailer. Sometimes it captures the game's essence perfectly!

I prefer game trailers to showcase actual gameplay. Conceptual trailers can be intriguing, but they often mislead about the experience.

When I miss a game but lack time, I watch gameplay videos or read reviews to stay connected with it.

I sometimes struggle with wrist pain while gaming. On tough days, I switch to shorter sessions or adjust positions.

I love RPGs for their rich storytelling, character customization, and the sense of immersion they bring to the experience.

I've purchased *Skyrim* three times once on Xbox 360, then for PC, and finally the Special Edition on PS4.

Yes, I’ve definitely done that! I stalled finishing *Red Dead Redemption 2* because I didn’t want it to end.

I’ve refunded a few games on Steam too. Sometimes they just don’t click after trying them for a bit.

I think The Stormlight Archive series would make an epic AAA game with its rich world, complex characters, and unique magic system.

Elden Ring ticks all my boxes amazing world, challenging combat but for some reason, I just can’t get into it.

I really hope for deep character development and immersive storytelling. Choices with real consequences would make it incredible!

I totally relate! In Skyrim, my first character was a mage, but I struggled with spells. A melee build would’ve been better..

Yah I'd love to see a resurgence of 2D platformers. They brought so much joy and creativity to gaming experiences!

I’d choose Nintendo! Their creativity inspires me, and I believe I’d enjoy a collaborative atmosphere while producing quality games that resonate.

Absolutely! I’d love games featuring iconic horror characters like Ash Williams or the Xenomorph. They’d create thrilling gameplay experiences..

I often feel frustrated when games offer extensive customization yet limit character visibility. It feels wasted when I rarely see them!