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I agree. Some of the cosplay costumes look amazing and perfectly emulate the character they were based on.

Agreed. I think for a lot of people, the narrative is what drives their interest in many games. Personally, The Last of Us was one of those experiences. The story felt more like a movie I could interact with, and it was that emotional journey that made me buy it in the first place.

That's awesome! I’ve been part of a few different guilds/clans over the years, and it’s definitely been a mixed bag. On one hand, the teamwork during high-stakes moments is super rewarding, but on the other, drama can creep in especially when people take things too seriously or power dynamics come into play. It’s still worth it for the community and camaraderie, though.

I absolutely love fan-created content. Mods and fan games often bring a fresh perspective that you don’t get with official releases. Whether it’s a quality-of-life improvement mod or a full-blown fan-made game, these projects showcase the passion and creativity of the community. Some mods even end up influencing official content or extending the life of older games like Skyrim and Oblivion.

I’ve been part of a couple of betas myself. It was interesting seeing how rough the early builds can be - missing textures, placeholder audio, etc. The developers were super responsive to feedback, which made me feel like I was truly part of the process. The low point, though, was when a major update wiped our progress, and we had to start from scratch. Still, it made me appreciate just how much goes into game development.

That's a good amount and I'm glad you enjoyed it.

I agree. Honestly, It’s frustrating how common gatekeeping still is in gaming communities, especially when it comes to casual vs. competitive play. I think one of the biggest steps to combat it is changing how we talk about games - acknowledging that people can enjoy them at any level without judgment. I’ve been trying to be more mindful of that myself, but how do you think we can better address gatekeeping when we see it happening in online spaces?

In my opinion, I think The Expanse would make an amazing game. Its deep space politics, varied factions, and intense combat situations could make for a rich, story-driven RPG. The zero-gravity mechanics in space combat and exploration would offer unique gameplay opportunities too.

Personally, I think it really depends on how the celebrity endorsement is implemented. If it's done in a way that adds to the story or brings depth to a character, it can enhance immersion. But when it's just thrown in for marketing purposes, it can feel out of place and distract from the experience.

For me, it's the Warthog from Halo. That thing is a tank - literally and figuratively. It's not the fastest or flashiest vehicle, but it's tough, reliable, and always feels good to drive, especially when you're barreling over enemies in multiplayer or navigating rough terrain. Plus, it's the perfect ride for co-op shenanigans with friends.

Boruto activating the Karma Seal vs Kashin Koji to save Konohamaru from being burnt to death was pretty cool. Of course this is when he first activated it and had no idea what Karma was.

Along With The Gods: The Two Worlds (Netflix) - 8/10

Was crushing it in Dragon Ball Sparking Zero ranked using Goku, Vegeta, Goten and Trunks in my team. Then I either make Goku fuse with Vegeta mid battle to bring out Gogeta or Goten and Trunks to fuse into Gotenks. It's so broken because it's like having extra characters with zero damage and Fusions have an extra bar of health and they hit much harder. I think I'm going to try fitting the whole Ginyu Force onto one team next.

Thanks for telling us. I didn't even know that was a thing but then again, there are herbs and supplements that can enhance your cognitive functions making that player perform certain actions much faster, and can think and react much faster in-game.

Understandable. My mom would be my closest family member outside of my brother.

Same here. I loved Roller blading with my friends as a kid. We used to watch Rocket Power so we got almost everything from scooters to mountain bikes, the only things we didn't have on hand were like snowboards and skis and other snow-related stuff because we don't get snow here. We only got those stuff plus surfboards when we visited the US.

Mine is No - it used to be fuck as well but I've found myself using No a lot more in recent years.

To be honest, I've never really been attacked by a wild animal. They usually come up and check me out and then dip.

Honestly, I used to love getting on rollercoasters especially when I went to Disneyworld or Universal Studios in Orlando but I witnessed someone once was hanging on for dear life while being on the Incredible Hulk Coaster hundreds of feet in the air and I was like nope. I'm not doing this ever again.