killamch89

Skyrim

Poke Fairy

So true! 🤣

I'm not sure which one to recommend for that because I haven't heard any gamer mention something like that. Maybe doing a quick Google search or checking Youtube could give you a better idea.

The more powerful release of video cards and processors are coming out later this year according to reliable reports so AMD fans have a lot more ot look forward to this year in terms of more powerful components.

Road Rash was a pretty entertaining game although it was quite repetitive but I loved playing it. I also used to play a lot of Fifa on PC back in the days as well.

There are guides and tutorials you can find on Youtube and on Google to help you with your issues. I'm not sure what to tell you at all because even though I know of the software, I personally have never used it for streaming.

I did because the publisher is EA games whose only objective is to line their pockets while selling customers sub-par games with tons of issues and very little content and charging them for every little thing in-game.

I'm against it very much because they're basically making a low-quality generic product just to line their pockets instead of creating an amazing new storyline which gamers will remember positively for years to come.

That is a very good point because a lot of those "gamers" are actually puppets who are only loyal to the companies that line their pockets.

I personally liked the game but as a hardcore Dark Souls fan, it's still my favorite game from them.

They do contribute to it with their constant moaning about every little thing. I also notice that members of this upcoming generation don't like figuring out things for themselves - they expect every single answer to everything must be laid at their feet because they're too lazy to do it.

I'm going to say that most of the games nowadays don't even take two weeks to beat much less a week. I remember some games taking me up to 2 months to complete and that was me playing them for more that 10 hours a day. I feel like modern games are so "dumbed down" to provide less challenge for modern gamers.

Elder Scrolls needs to top that list - Believe me when i say that you'll get so hooked to it that 10 years down the line, you'll still be playing it.

That's what I am basically asking for. Some crazy dynamic weather that really impacts the gameplay and makes for new and unique experiences. In most games, a Thunderstorm is basically harmless with the occasional flash of lighting but I'd like to see the character actually being able to get struck by lightning or at the risk of being struck.

There is that Yugioh mobile game that I see a lot of people seem to like but it's full of microtransactions as most other android games.

It will officially launch after the free DLCs have been released.

That Trevor guy from GTA V is pretty empathetic...who am I kidding! He cares about absolutely anything and he does as he pleases (probably why he is one of my favorite video game characters). On a more serious note, Solid Snake would get my vote for empathetic character as throughout the series he has helped numerous other characters such as Raiden and others to have a different perspective on life by giving them words of wisdom and encouragement.

You can just buy Mirco Sd memory card for your device or use those usb's for mobile devices to store and load games from it. They are very affordable at about 10 usd upwards.

In a thread created a couple of days ago by @StaceyPowers about the coolest weather systems, I brought up the point that most of the dynamic weather systems are just superficial changes. They don't really impact the world around you in any significant way. For instance, I'd like to see something like a bright sunny day suddenly turn into chaos when a tornado touches down and players/enemies can use that weather to escape/ambush each other. I also wish that these storms/natural disasters would do some damage to the world itself so everyone would go and find shelter. I'd like to hear ideas you'd like to see implement into video games. @DylanC @skyfire @The Blackangel @kingpotato @Executor Akamia

It and AC3 are my favorite of the series but the games after are just slightly upgraded versions of the third game which gets boring and repetitive real quickly.

Yeah, you're right but as for the PS5, I don't think it'll be launched before 2021 so you can still enjoy your PS4 for a bit. Besides, it is best to wait until after a couple months to a year after the release date to buy a new console after all the kinks have been ironed out and reviews are also out for it.