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I know mate. The thing I liked about it was there were subtle hints that the main character was running around with a few screws loose.

I love making chicken with pasta. It's a very delicious meal indeed.

I'd say the weapon type I probably like the least are bows and here are my reasons: They take long to reload. Related to my first point, if you don't get a headshot, you're pretty much screwed. I find that in a lot of games that include it, arrows tend to be hard to come by and while you can go pick them up after killing someone, it's like a witch hunt to find those arrows sometime.

Ps5, Xbox and PC so you'll be good to go. I've been an Armored Core player since the original game on PS1 and I'm looking forward to this game. Starfield might just make me stop playing Skyrim especially when the mods start coming out for it. Trust me, This and Armored Core 6 will take up majority of my gaming time - that is if they deliver as expected.

Yeah - considering I haven't been practicing that much, I'm doing a lot better than I thought. Haven't played Mortal Kombat 11 in a few months but it's still fairly active online. Bro trust me, you did the right thing...if they're stupid enough to freeze to death and not find shelter, they'd be a burden. 🤣

I've been contemplating getting a Guinea Pig but I want to start travelling a lot more and they tend to need lots of attention and are usually really attached to their owners.

Been playing some Street Fighter 6 in the past few weeks. Honda is my main character right now (first time a Sumo Wrestler has ever been my favorite fighter to pick). I'm currently in Platinum in ranked matches with 40 wins to 2 losses. The longest being a 25 match winning streak.

I'm not going to lie - this is hilarious! An eye patch and a beret? He sure looks like some Bond Villain...They'd probably call him Professor Acorn or something like that. Holding the world hostage for acorns.

It was a really underrated PS1 game - I remember borrowing it from my neighbor and beating it. I liked the story a lot.

Happy to hear you're back and I'm glad you took some time off to get yourself back on your feet.

1) Starfield was pretty good in my opinion - It almost seems like 6 games in one. Lots of Customization for ships, characters and outposts on different planets - if executed properly, it'll be game of the year easily. Release Date is September 6, 2023. 2) Armored Core 6's gameplay video was amazing in terms of the movement, graphical detail and also some of the systems in-game with the ability to call for a supply drop to repair you mech with a kit and restock ammo. Release Date is August 25,2023 Honestly, I'm looking forward to playing both games. What games were your favorite from Summer Game Fest so far?

Sit through listening to Rise's navigation lines - 250 at that? Nope, I'd never put myself through that.

Grand Theft Auto as a turn-based RPG would definitely suck or even worse, as a point and click game. Now imagine Sonic as a 3d open world game - now that would definitely su- to be honest, Sonic Frontiers actually is a decent game as in its above average and does have a lot of things to do in-game.

Grand Theft Auto Max Payne and Resident Evil are my picks - I'm surprised Mortal Kombat and Silent Hill didn't make this list. I used to play Conker's on the N64 but I didn't play it all that much.

If live-service games are a genre then that's a definite yes. I have also grown the dislike most modern looter shooter games and games with battle passes. Most modern sports games are also a hard pass for me just because of how buggy and generic they are (Fifa/Madden/Nba 2k etc. I'm looking at you).

Same - I like the series a lot but not really a hardcore fan either and it's more to do with Ubisoft slowly destroying the series with every sequel.

It's a nice touch though. Going over the video again, the modding community is going to have a field day with Starfield. Hell, I myself have some mod ideas so I hope they make the creation tools available relatively quickly so I can mod some ground vehicles into the game.

This game could potentially have a longer lifespan than Skyrim if Bethesda delivers on almost everything promised at launch. On another note, I can't believe they brought back the annoying adoring fan from Oblivion into Starfield. I like some of the gameplay mechanics such as having to prioritize ship resources on powering the weapons or powering the thrusters. Reminds me of Star Trek - I know I'm going to be a mix of space bounty hunter and gatherer. The only thing I that slightly disappointed me is that there was no form of mechs in-game but I know modders will add that just like in Fallout 4. The other thing is that I'd want to command a fleet of ships so that I could plan whole raids but maybe they'll include it via mods as well.

You know, you're onto something - pets always know how to get you to do what they want.

To be fair, the pigeon I had helped recover from a broken wing does the same thing when I let him in the house. He also keeps turning up with a bunch of other pigeons nowadays.

I think that goes for a lot of animals to be fair - birds are really high maintenances which I agree with and I know rats can contort their body through the tiniest of crevices.

I must say that Starfield looks really impressive from the deep dive. The ability to customize and commandeer your own ship and crew is pretty amazing and the space fight looks good as well. You can travel through space and there's 1000 planets to explore?! The base game looks amazing and if executed properly, could be game of the year - my imagination started running wild when I started to imagine this game with mods. What do you think of the Starfield deep dive? Besides it kind of looking like no man's sky with combat, action and a lot more customization options.

First we start with dogs: Pros: 1) They're probably the most affectionate animal you can get as a pet. 2) They'll typically defend you even if they're normally a cowardly dog. 3) Some of the bizarre habits they have cracks you up. 4) Dogs are extremely loyal and typically want to follow you everywhere. Cons: 1) They're constantly digging up the yard. I swear you could fake a moon landing in my yard. 2) Their curiosity gets the best of them, they get themselves entangled somewhere and then they have this look like: "well, aren't you going to get me out of this?" 3) They're always hungry and act like you haven't fed them in years when in fact it was like a minute ago. 4) They're a pain to deal with during mating season. Cats Pros: 1) Depending on the cat, they can be extremely affectionate and they'll defend their favorite human to the death. 2) Cats are highly intelligent and more independent so they won't tend to bother you as much as dogs most of the time. 3) Cats usually bring you presents in the form of mice or other small animals they caught. Cons: 1) If you aren't their favorite human, they tend to be meaner to you. 2) They can be quite demanding. 3) They have tendency to mess with almost anything and find themselves getting hurt because of their curiosity and mischievous nature. 4) They're very possessive so if they smell the scent of another cat on your garments, they'll tend to be mean to you for a time. What are the pros and cons of having certain animals and pets in your opinion? Do you agree with my list or did you feel as if I omitted some things? Please share below.

In the case of my dogs, the stray cat and pigeon, I'm pretty certain it's food and lots of it too. Toys as well and they probably would get me something.

My female dog Lassie has quite a few but the most odd one is her standing in front of the stove and checking out her reflection in the glass. If I put her in front of an actual mirror, she just goes right back to the oven. I'm not sure why either. What are some odd habits your pets have?