Empire

You failed at something simple, like a simple mission in GTA like a race and you are the highest level the the others LOL

Age of Empires. Stupid priests. They just end everything so badly. Then other teams are just so good at it.

MIssions that you keep on failing over and over till you give up is the most damn awkward thing that anyone has to deal with.

Mixed feelings about this. I like a long main quest, but I often get tired of the main quest by the end and rush through it. A lot of my most memorable moments in games are side quest related - I'll finish the main quest once, learn where you need to be in the main quest to have the most fun in the open world, then only "main quest" as much as I have to. What gets me about a lot of supposedly open world games with main quests is that they gate tons of mechanics behind the main quest - so some critical item or skill or whatever won't appear until you get exactly 63.2% through the main quest, or alternatively disappear forever if you get too far. A lot of the time open-world exploration becomes this weird calculation where you're trying to guess the game design ("am I getting too powerful for the main quest?", "are all these places with perma-locked doors going to be open later?", "will I be able to come back to this bit of open-world content if I push the main quest a bit?"). I'm still cringing about my first Fallout 3 playthrough where I accidentally made a beeline to a location that skipped like the first quarter of the MQ.

For sure, this game is very good. At first, I thought it would be weird, a farm game of slimes where you collect their poop? (POOP HYPE) I never thought it would be so funny and relaxing at the same time and even more funny watching others do it. Mate of mine has played more than 90 hours at Steam, I don't know why, but I really liked it and also he does to, maybe it's because it's the perfect game for who wants to play and listen a podcast while, or maybe because I keep waiting for each update to see what's the newest slime added, or maybe because this game is the best game indie in months. It had a very nice feedback loop in its gameplay, of maybe 5-10 minutes of hunting out slimes and their food (among other things too), and then back to the ranch to store it all and keep everyone fed and happy, and then right back out to it. Very colorful and fun with a layer of strategy and planning that becomes more obvious after the first hour. I can see even me easily, putting 20+ hours in it, if I was to get it.

Really.. Then maybe that's your game that you need to get downloaded and play LOL

Among the many genres of music I enjoy, I’m an unashamed fan of 80’s AOR, particularly the more rock oriented stuff. I have a ridiculous love for a song by the band Spies called Sheep Don’t Talk Back. I can’t make out most of the lyrics and what I can decipher is utter nonsense. Not cliche bullshit but utter nonsense.

I thought it was very well done. They took an iconic property and put a more mature spin on it. I'm not sure how well it will do, since it's on an obscure platform and it's really designed to appeal to the kind of people who watched Karate Kid when they were young (and are now dealing with the adulthood issues that the show involves). That being said, not even a cameo for Elizabeth Shue? Come on guys... she could use the work.

Most games are on PC, I only have around 4 PS2 games left that I keep for good times and that's all. All-in-all I have almost 200 PC games, all digital

They have been around for years, In fact, remember seeing them 4 to 5 years ago in a store. No idea when they first came around but they are perfect for many jobs and in workplaces. But like Skyfire said it can get damaged real fast and easy if you not being careful. They almost have the same tech as a tablet and yet teblet is a cheap option then that damn thing.

If you can afford the new iphone then go for it. But other older gen phones are just as good to last you for years to come. I was never a apple fan anyway, and tell you the truth I never own a iphone and so why would I get one now. then again show me the money

Talking about games that has robots in them? Well, I have mentioned this before, well I think I did on another thread that the game called XERA is a survival action-focused looter shooter multiplayer, open world, PvPvE survival, featuring a global gear stash accessible from any server. Where other players can kill and lot you and also you have robots that taken over the world that will attack you. Since it's season three game, I like it.

Nothing wrong in overclocking as long as it's getting cooled down good enough with airflow. There is the right way and then the bad way. I don't think that amd does OC that well like how Intel are and intels have far more room to move then AMD since AMD CPUs are running far hotter

Maybe one day you will 🙂 get it while the sales are on 🙂

I don't think it is in my mind, rather play then watching the film. It might be alright film for others and for others to love and enjoy but not for me.

I stick to my AIO as the Fans and heatsink is way too big and oversized LOL At least AIO you can put it on the front of the case or tope and it's out of the way. But that cooler is damn impressive though and the results are good.

The Glorious Model O remains our pick for the best gaming mouse on the market and the lightest of them all, that's just under the "G-Wolves Hati S" that's 48g in weight. In this video of the Logitech it's 63 grams? right? Yet they are very good brands

I don't own a Iphone myself but I hear that Monument Valley is one of the best experiences you can have on mobile devices. I'd also check out the Kingdom Rush series for a solid strategy RPG. The Infinite Blade series will really show off the graphical power of the iPhone but also has really addicting gameplay.

I don't like leaks but seems that 6 cores and 12 threads are a good start. then again expecting to have six cores as a minimum nowadays for most day to day to gaming laptops/desktops.

I was never good at puzzle games, I was bad. So edit the title to say what's your worst puzzle game 😛 https://store.steampowered.com/app/838410 link to a game that I last played months ago, and tell you the truth that the fact that I like the game, it offers all different puzzles and little games that you can do. It's far more fun with other people that you know.

Ghost Of Tsushima 🙂

I think it will, that road is gett near then I think and what I see so far it's not looking good. That's what I think anyway.

Steam as a major sale anyway and the only two party websites that I go to to get good deals on steam key games are Hrkgame and Humblebundle

Subnautica is much more survival and at first the world feels terrifying, but by the end you no longer fear the depths around you and when you complete the game it feels like you are leaving behind your home. You can go at your own pace and everything. Slime rancher is a first person creature farming with a world to explore and fun slimes to capture. was in early access (I know bad sign) but the dev's constantly roll stuff out and the world feels big to explore and lots to do. I did try Slime Rancher once though. I liked it! Even though it was one of the very few games that gave me motion sickness. It was unfinished at the time and seemed more targeted at a children audience. I might check it out again, though. I did play through Subnautica, which was great fun! Unfortunately, it has an end and no multiplayer 🙂

Tommasi was definitely hard (2nd fight), but the frustrating thing for me is, he really shouldn't have been as hard as I made him out to be. Every time I died by him, I could tell myself exactly why I died. I was aware of every mistake. Essej though, was just insanely hard. You basically had to switch up your strategy for every form of hers.