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Has anyone here held onto old tech that’s now considered obsolete? Whether it's an old gaming console, a vintage phone, or even something more obscure like a PDA or an early MP3 player, I’d love to hear your reasons for keeping it. Do you keep it for nostalgia, or does it still have a practical use in your life?

Agreed. Ai-generated content as of this moment makes games feel so generic. Most of the content produced by it is just a ripoff of existing content and most of the time, it's very obvious.

Agreed. Community events have definitely added a new layer to my gaming experience. They offer a sense of belonging and help build stronger connections with both the game and other players. Online tournaments, in particular, have made the gaming community feel more global and inclusive, which has been fascinating to witness.

It was more of a gradual process for me. I started with action games but slowly gravitated towards more story-driven experiences. Over time, I realized that RPGs were what I enjoyed the most, especially those with deep narratives and character development.

Absolutely, Ocarina of Time set a new standard for action-adventure games. The way it seamlessly blended exploration, puzzles, and combat was revolutionary.

Facts. A disorganized store is a huge turn-off for me as well. It gets even more frustrating when the staff don't know where to locate the games either.

I agree with you, especially when it comes to Portal. The tight, puzzle-focused gameplay relies on a controlled environment. Expanding that to an open world will dilute its core experience.

I completely agree. Tactical control really can make or break the experience. Do you think larger party sizes tend to dilute that control, or can they enhance it when done right?

It depends on some other factors as well. Little things like the screen slightly shaking or blurring when taking an action does tend to make third-person action more immersive.

1-2 weeks is bad at all. To be fair, you can go months without cleaning your controller and it'd likely be fine and still look very clean.

My best deal has to be when I picked up a box of PS2 games from a yard sale for $15. The owner didn’t know what they had at the time. There were a few rare titles like Rule of Rose and Silent Hill 2 in the mix. I didn’t realize the value at first either, but after some research, I found out that the lot was worth well over $300.

Not using turn signals really gets on my nerves. It’s like, how hard is it to flick a switch? It’s not just rude, but it’s also unsafe. It’s one of those basic driving courtesies that can prevent accidents.

Personally, what annoys me the most is the inconsistency in spelling and pronunciation. Words like 'colonel' and 'bologna' make no sense phonetically, and it feels like there's no logic behind it.

Personally, I love shopping for gadgets (gaming-related ones in particular) and household appliances especially kitchen and bedroom related ones.

Out of all the different kinds of chocolate, I'd say Milk chocolate is my least favorite - it's not as creamy as the others and it tends to taste like store-bought sugar with a bit of chocolate in it instead of the inverse.

I had once considered it but it's definitely not for me. Meat is an essential part of my diet and it will stay that way.

Chronicle (2012) - 8/10

Played some party animals with the squad today and honestly, I got bodied. I think I only won one round of games.