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It's possible in most modern online multiplayer online games. As a matter of fact, I don't really know any that doesn't have voice chat.

That's true - it's simply unplayable. It doesn't make much sense wasting energy on a game like that...

Totally agree - Pre-orders always come with some delicious lies and then the release is so disappointing that you feel like kicking yourself for ever doing that.

3 Editions later and it's still buggy - not as bad as the others you mentioned but some bugs still persist from the original release.

I'm not going to lie - it looks hilarious watching it especially when they roleplay D&D. I personally think it just looks very clumsy and awkward as an adult.

Even if I was rich and money was no object, I still wouldn't buy this. It just seems so extravagant for no reason.

In games like COD, Battlefield and most MMOs, I do use voice chat as it's the easiest way to communicate.

GTA V online - I like the concept of it but with the amount of hackers, modders, glitchers, tryhards on PC, it's extremely annoying to play.

Typical EA - can't even release a game without issues just trying to get it started.

I wouldn't pre-order games from any company as I've been extremely disappointed in the past and was about to be disappointed again but I didn't go through with pre-ordering games like Cyberpunk 2077. Pre-ordering is just not worth it nowadays.

Not really except when I move too far and the car plugs itself out. The convenience is what I'd miss the most with the ability to move around the room with the controller in hand.

Resident Evil Village gets my vote and it was mind-blowingly amazing but a solid entry. That's just how poor this year has really been in terms of releases.

These two are the main things that annoy me in certain games especially the former when the game is buggy that it makes the experience a thousand times harder.

Did I ever mention the original Red Dead Redemption - it was a lesson that you should never trust corrupt individuals because they'll turn on you the first chance they get.

No, I have never tried this and to be honest, I'm not too enthused by it at all. Some people might like it but honestly, it's just not really my thing.

That scene haunts me till this day - I was like what the actual hell. It's the first time I ever felt guilty about doing anything morally wrong in a videogame.

The Moto GP series was a solid franchise - I'm not sure how it's been doing in recent years since I haven't played it at all. Outside of that, most of the other motorcycle games are horrendous to say the least.

I'm definitely not interested in any Oculus headsets or joining Facebook's metaverse. Right now, I hardly even use my Facebook account. I don't want Facebook to be involved in my life in any significant way.

I can't really think of any if I'm being honest. I'd appreciate some recommendations myself.

When I was younger and I lived with my brother, we used to game a lot together. Nowadays, it's only when we visit each other or we have time that we get to play online together.

There are some people that want to play a harder difficulty than they can manage and then complain that it's too hard. If you want to challenge yourself, you should prepare for a lot of failed attempts before you get it right.

I think that's what they call a bittersweet ending. The protagonist died but their dream or vision comes to pass because of their actions.

It's not worth it mate - just stop playing Fifa. It'll save you lots of time, money and your sanity. I've had friends who destroyed expensive TVs and monitors because of Fifa and completely regretted it when they calmed down.

Yeah, I know and it's still a great game even approximately 3 decades later. It's amazing how far gaming has come...

Nope - I like to suffer so I'll keep trying as many times as possible until I am successful. That is the right mentality to have towards this.