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Wow, that's amazing! Placing in the top 10 in a solo tournament is a huge achievement, especially with how competitive Fortnite is. Your cousin must be super skilled.

Also would have added that but I wasn't sure if you were talking about games released within the last two years or games that remain popular even though they've been around for a while.

Magic really rewards players who invest time in learning the nuances. From mastering mana curves to knowing when to go on the offensive versus holding back, the game definitely sharpens critical thinking skills.

Honestly, I'm not much of a soda person but if I do drink soda, it's usually something like Sprite or Tropicana.

That's awesome. The vanilla sponge cake recipe I got from my mother was passed down by my grandma as well.

That's true for both your partner and your pets. Life is such an unpredictable thing that they'll be here today and may be gone tomorrow so we should always cherish them.

Same here - I hardly ever buy designer anything unless I know it's durable and will last several years like Timberland Boots.

I used to do Shotokan as a kid and won trophies in sparring in the three tournaments I participated in. I also learned self defense from growing up in a violent community.

I don't really have any problems with them either.

Marathon Man - 8.5/10

Panicore was such a blast with the squad last night. I kept having to revive most of the crew because one of my friends decided to be an absolute troll and kept making noise to attract the monster to our location and then running away.

That's pretty dope. How did you come up with it?

Totally agree! The Switch is perfect for travel. What’s your favorite game to play when you're on the go?

Totally agree. I’ve learned to be extra cautious and double-check product details before purchasing. Any specific items you’ve had good or bad experiences with?

I'm not sold on Ubisoft’s cloud gaming service yet. They’ve had a mixed track record with online services in the past, so I’m going to need to see more in terms of reliability and game selection before I consider using it. The free trial is tempting, though.

I agree, there's nothing like the feel of the original controllers and the quirks of the old hardware. Plus, the process of hunting down a classic console and restoring it can be really rewarding.

I totally get that. Some of those peripherals are incredibly rare and finding them can feel like a real treasure hunt. Have you had any luck with local retro gaming shops or conventions? Sometimes you can stumble upon hidden gems in those places.

Man, I feel your pain. I once tried cleaning my PS2, and somehow ended up damaging the power port. It’s always a gamble when we decide to open up our consoles. I’d probably try getting it repaired if you’re attached to it, but considering how long you've had it, maybe it’s time to upgrade. The Xbox Series X is a beast, and you can still play your old games through backward compatibility.