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The art style reminds me of a mix between classic Zelda and modern indie games. I'm liking how it looks - I'll be looking out for the Beta.

Wow, that looks pretty creative. It reminds me of games like "Thomas Was Alone" where they use simple ideas in an imaginative way.

My choice is the Nemesis System in Shadow of Mordor and Shadow of War. It is one of the most unique approaches to progression I've encountered. Your enemies evolve as they defeat you or escape encounters, developing personal vendettas. They become more powerful and remember previous battles, which really shapes your experience. It's not just about leveling up your character; it's like the whole world is leveling up with you.

Personally, Detroit: Become Human comes to mind immediately. The branching paths based on choices are so intricately woven that the game feels different with every playthrough. I found it fascinating how even small decisions could lead to entirely different outcomes and character fates.

Back in the day, I used to dominate Halo 3 multiplayer - those were the glory days! On the flip side, fighting games like Magic: The Gathering have always been my Achilles' heel. I just can't seem to master those intricate combos.

Yeah, Bioware's marketing has been pretty rough, especially when you compare their trailers to the actual game. I feel like Bethesda could also be better. They seem to rely too much on their established reputation and hype rather than showing what’s new and exciting in their games.

I once saw a group cosplay where people dressed as a fully functional Voltron. Each person was a different part of the robot, and they could even combine into the complete form! It was super creative and well-executed.

Totally! It's funny how video games can impact how we think about fashion. I never gave much thought to accessories like jewelry or glasses until I started customizing characters with them. It made me realize that little details can really change the vibe of an outfit or look.

I’ve noticed that too, especially in games like Far Cry 6. The world is beautiful, but sometimes it feels like it’s just there for the sake of being big, rather than offering meaningful content. It seems like open-world games can fall into this trap when they prioritize size over substance. The key seems to be balancing exploration with compelling activities.

Mike Tyson. He might not be in his prime but experienced boxers like himself are still deadly with the hands.

Honestly, I wouldn't and it's due to the ever increasing costs of maintaining a football club. Yes, a club of Manchester United's stature will bring in money but to maintain that, you're going to have to be constantly investing squad improvement and have a proper management structure for the club. Otherwise, you'll end up like Todd Boehly's Chelsea just spending money on kids and big names with no plan in sight.

If I had the time, I'd love to be in the Stadium because of the atmosphere and getting to see some memorable moments live is even better than watching it on TV.

He's slightly overrated to me and that's because yes he's 17 years old and a fantastic player but his decision making in a number of situations could use some improvement. Defensively, I also think he could do more to help his fullback. He's constantly leaving Kounde exposed by not tracking back.

I once got kicked in the head accidentally because our team needed a goal and it was extra time. There was a goal mouth scramble and I did a diving header and finally got it over the line but in the process one of the defenders was trying to clear it and kicked me in the head. Luckily, I was fine but the coach took me off as a precaution and we ended up winning the match.

Familiarity is the primary reason as that player already has an idea of what the manager expects of them and how he wants the team to play. Thus the adaptation time should be much shorter. Of course, it doesn't always work out.

Personally, I love Pushups especially the Hindu variation - it works the whole body. I also love to do squats and lunges to build leg muscles. Planks and flutter kicks for my abs. For stamina, I prefer to do the horse stance - it builds focus and makes blood flow to the brain while working your leg muscles to failure.

I often times forget that Goblin Slayer is inspired by elements of DnD. Beholders are some nasty buggers in the original game but I like the solution.

Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) - 8.5/10

Was playing some more Fallout London and I must say that this is the best Fallout 4 mod ever created. As a matter of fact, I'd go as far as to say it's better than an DLC content Bethesda could create.