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Yeah, that's the mobile gaming industry for you...It's never mentioned enough by the media either because those companies are filling their pockets.

The part that gets me is when they fart and are looking around confused as to what caused that 🤣

It was traumatizing to be fair and I also remember because I was a kid at the time and played it as well.

Yeah, I think this came up another discussion in another part of the forum - the movie looks very good and I'm also looking forward to it as well.

It's when I look in my Steam Library and go alright I'm going to play that game tomorrow...except tomorrow turns into never lol.

To be fair, Ubisoft has been on a downward trajectory even before Covid and with their stock prices dropping significantly in the past few years and their failed NFT project, Ubisoft is really in a bad spot because shareholders aren't happy either. The current CEO is getting chewed out both by investor and employees and it'll continue to get worse...

Fair enough - I mean you do have to be dedicated to a series when they keep making average games and the community has to literally improve it so you're definitely right in that aspect.

There are some valid points here and I also think that a lot of gaming conferences with traditionally physical interaction like E3 have been heavily impacted to the point that most of the major gaming companies no longer use E3 to showcase their new offerings and instead host their own events. I mean, to be fair - most of us where cooped up in our residences for the better part of a year so gaming was one of the only ways to entertain ourselves.

That's why we find it so crazy when politicians try to blame gaming for many of society's ills when it hardly has any impact on anything if any at all.

I would've also said that but honestly, I have to give it to the COD fanbase. Those lot are dedicated as hell - I mean, no matter what rubbish Activision puts out, most of them will defend it with their lives and if you ever offer constructive criticism about the series? It's like you made blasphemous statements about their God. Final Fantasy does have a dedicated fanbase but between COD and Fifa, their fanbases are something else and not in a good way either. I'd kind of disagree somewhat because yes, there are a good amount of people who still play but there are also a lot of former WOW players who've also moved on. Call Of Duty's fanbase on the other hand seems to have retained most of their fans since the original release and keeps growing.

Honestly, I was thinking more along the lines of Kratos because a lot of these world leaders think of themselves as God and he's the ultimate God slayer so it'd be really interesting to see how they would deal with him.

I've also gone all digital for a decade now and that's the issue I have - my Steam catalogue has at least 350 - 400 games, half of which I have no idea when I'm ever going to play them and I just keep buying even more games. Maybe I need some sort of counselling for this...

I probably wouldn't stop telling jokes as long as I'm awake - I'd be curious as to where the clown suddenly appeared from. What would you do in this scenario?

I'd probably be an smartphone because I'd know everything about the person using me. What they talk about, what their online searches are and how much time they spend on twitter all day. What would you choose?

My choice would be the Jello because almost everything can be a meal. At least when I want something to snack on, I can just take a chunk out of anything. What choice would you make and why?

The ability to create cheese because at least when I get some bread, I can make grilled cheese - I mean it's useless for fighting crime but at least I wouldn't go hungry all the time. What's your choice and why?

That's easy, I'd be a phoenix. Huge flaming bird that comes back stronger each time it dies and can travel across dimensions. There's hardly any drawbacks. Which mythical creature would you be?

I'd add a feature whereby if the owner steps 10 ft away from the phone in a strange environment, it'd let out a huge announcement like "Owner please come back! I'll promise I'll be a good phone. I'll even mute myself when you want to sleep! Just don't leave me alone with these people!". Thoughts?

This one's easy - it'd be: What would you choose?

The ton of bloatware from manufacturers - for heavens sake, the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra has 60GB of bloatware right out of the box! For reference, stock android has at most 15GB. Why do we need so much bloatware? Which aspect would you get rid of?

I'd say the Samsung Galaxy s4 Zoom camera/phone hybrid's camera. I'm glad it didn't catch on but it was definitely the most unique feature that I've ever seen on a smartphone to date. Do you agree or do you have something else in mind? Please share down below.

To be honest, I'd just want them to go back to smaller sizes and the battery being removable with microSD slot, headphone jack and a charger in the box. Made out of all aluminum - no glass back. I'd probably make it have the boxy design of older Samsung Galaxy Notes minus the stylus (I occasionally use it on my Note 20 Ultra but it's not that necessary of a feature). What would your smartphone design be like?