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In almost any country you live now, the rent in cities is far more than in rural areas due to the conveniences available such as restaurants and all other sorts of facilities. In the case of my country, the rent on average is 2-3 times more.

Yeah, we kind of covered that point already but thanks for your input...

My embarrassing moment would have to be playing the original Gran Turismo as a kid and winning a very tight race, I decided to show off by doing a donut at the finishing line. The only thing is, I didn't actually cross the line and my brother ended up winning. Needless to say, I felt like the biggest goofball that day.

I can understand with Red Dead Redemption because most people aren't really into Western games (including myself). It's only because I played the first game that I kind of knew what I was getting into and because Rockstar made it, It'll at the very least, be a very good game with an awesome story.

How did I not remember this? I can't quite remember if I finished the game or not but I always found mission with the bee and the sunflower awkward as hell. Oh the memories... As for the second one, I'm definitely speechless.

I'm not really sure to be honest. I mean, the devs envisioned how they wanted the story to end and while I might not always like it, I usually just have to accept it anyways.

I also like the most recent remasters of the Resident Evil games. Reboots are basically games that the main story has been retconned/tweaked as well as the gameplay/graphics updated by the developers and re-released. This is usually done to appeal to a broader audience - usually younger gamers.

Ah yes! the good old days before all the internet completely exploded into what it is right now. I remember doing this in the early 2000s in high school. Our favorite LAN party game was Unreal Tournament.

I've played many MMOs over the years but the one thing I've noticed with most of them is that they're severely lacking in the character customization department. However, there is one game that has always managed to impress me in this department and it's Champions Online. In Champions Online, you can literally tweak every aspect of your character including their moveset to truly create your perfect character. Anything you can think of, you can create in Champions Online. I'd like to your contender for best character customization and why?

In what is the theme of 2020, here's another review of a GPU that's currently unavailable due to stock shortage - The RTX 3060 TI. It's comparable to the 3070 while coming in at $100 cheaper. What are your thoughts on this product?

Today I was re-playing the College Of Winterhold questline when the dragonborn first encounters the Eye Of Magnus, it hit me right then and there. The first thought that came to my mind is that I've seen it in hundreds of playthroughs but what exactly does it do. First off, we know that it makes the controller invincible once the eye opens as in the case of Ancano, he becomes invincible but from the dialogue during the final battle, it grants him near infinite magicka. Secondly, the rest of the College started calling it that the "Eye Of Magnus" when Aren started calling it that and even he was uncertain if that was the original name of the item. I'd like to hear your thoughts on what you think the "Eye Of Magnus" is and where exactly did it originate from?

While going over the recent news about an infamous scalper group, I've encountered this question several times - who's more to blame for this, the scalpers or the impatient ones amongst who can't control themselves. In my opinion, both parties are to share the blame and here's why. Their practices of using bots to secure the stock of an product supply which in turn, creates a shortage to hike prices is pretty scummy. However, the idiots who choose to buy these said products at those exorbitant prices are just as guilty because without them, scalpers would eventually have to resell those products at lower prices due to the lack of a market/demand. What are your thoughts on this?

As a long time MMO fan, my criteria for a proper MMO are as follows: Nearly limitless character customization options so that the characters can be literally what you envisioned. The graphics has to be pretty good - Yes, if I'm going to be spending a significant amount of time playing a game, it needs to look polished. Active fanbase - nobody wants to play a dead MMO where you interact with another player once or twice a day. You can pull all kinds of pranks online (as I used to do with my old pals in Age of Wushu. We were fiercely hunted because of our antics). Somewhat friendly players (they don't have to be super friendly. Just don't be douchebags). Also, I like when the other players aren't easily offended by the slightest thing. I mean, nobody likes a snowflake. Microtransactions kept to a minimum. (This goes without saying.)

To name a few series - Left4Dead. Armored Core, Dead Space, Just Cause and Castlevania. I'd honestly drop Metal Gear and Silent Hill in there as well but I'd want someone else to develop (Konami ruins everything).

So in our daily dose of karma, the PS5 scalper group that claimed 3500 PS5s were bragging on social media that they secured 1000 Xbox Series X. But then karma interfered and the website crash. The retailer in question refunded all payments and apologize to all consumers affected. What I'd recommended most retailers do is put in a captcha system so that the scalpers can't use their bots thus severely limiting their operations. But most retailers don't care as long as they get their money. What are your thoughts on this?

You heard right folks - Both have quit in the last few days. As I was telling @StaceyPowers in a couple of other threads a while back, holding out any hope for Dragon Age 4 to actually be a good game is a dream at best. Most of the staff that worked on Dragon Age over the last decade aren't there anymore and all EA/Bioware care about is profit nowadays. My prediction is that even if the game is released, it's going to do pretty terribly. What are your thoughts on this news?

CS:GO

Fallout 4 - just wiped my entire mod setup of Fallout 4, Skyrim and Skyrim SE this week. I feel like I needed a fresh start.

I'm going to get my a 5000 series gaming laptop because the ones from Eluktronics are going to come with 1440p 144h refresh rate come next year so I'm excited! Also, more laptop companies are going to start pairing the more powerful mobile GPUs with the Ryzen laptop CPUs.

Yeah, I've learned my lesson and bought an Noctua NH-D15 over the weekend. I can't wait to pair it with a Ryzen 5000 series CPU but I'm not going to overclock anything this time around.

I haven't played that one yet so I didn't know...

When Alduin attacked I was like "Are you serious? Aren't dragons supposed to be more intimidating?". It's when I got to Whiterun and started doing the missions there that I really start to get into the game.

Champions Online - One of if not the best character creation engine I've ever seen in a video game. No other game even comes close to the level of customization a character can have. You also can build your own moveset so your superhero can truly be unique. I no longer play the game but I'd probably hope back in someday.

Planetside 2 - What can I say about that's not there to be said? It has the largest scale battles you'll ever experience in an MMO (it holds the Guinness record for a 1000+ people playing on a single server). The first and only game to ever do it. This is the first game where I don't have an issue being slaughtered because it's so much fun! This game requires teamwork to co-ordinate attacks and capture and defend various points on the map. Every player does have a roll though - some fly the aircraft and transport troops, some provide covering fire etc. My only gripe is the continuous increase in requirements but it's still one of the most fun games to play.

I haven't really watched it as yet to be honest. As a long-time Assassin's Creed player myself, I agree that most of the video game movies absolutely suck (one of the reasons why I'm hesitant to watch it). The best advice I can give you is to check it out yourself because you can't trust most mainstream review sites nowadays because they absolutely hated Dave Chappelle's Netflix special but most ordinary people loved it.