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So true and the amount of data they gather on you is seriously frightening - all you have to do is going to your account activity section and you'd see the tons of data Google has about you.

I also forgot to mention that so thanks for reminding me.

The Deus Ex series also does a great job of this as your decisions ultimately shape how your entire experience in-game will be.

Hey, you like what you like so don't mind the naysayers.

I'm not even surprised Epic games did this - they always steal content from other games and put it into Fortnite as an "event". This crooked practice has been ongoing for years and yet they continue to get away with it. They didn't even try to collab with the Among Us creators so at least they could get credit for influencing the impostor mode in Fortnite. How do you feel about this?

This is the dark side of the gaming community that we don't speak about enough - the ones who use and abuse systems put in place to benefit us the users of the platform and we have a casualty from this kind of exercise. One-man Indie Dev studio Emika Games quits making games after players abuse the Steam Refund Policy to finish the game within two hours and refund it. Very often we call out greedy gaming studios but we also have to hold the scumbags among us who claim they're gamers accountable for their actions. I can't imagine put hours of effort into something for people to turn around and disregard it. What are your thoughts about this?

I've never been interested in this game because I saw it for what it always was - another greedy money pit disguised as an MMO but apparently, players and content creators that promote this game constantly have started to realize the truth as well. I've played it once or twice at most and gameplay wise, it was alright but nothing groundbreaking as most of their fans try to claim. What are your thoughts on this?

We know that but the question is, do they really think that most people are that stupid - well maybe the ones on social media but the rest of us and the state of California won't fall for it at all.

I don't remember much about spirits but I do like the graphics and the platforming elements are quite smooth I must admit. It could be a potential hit.

Magnificent looking game if I must say so myself - I'd like to know more about the story though.

2k Interactive making this game? No thanks, I'll pass. This is going to be one of those games that's filled to the brim with microtransactions. You guys must not know about NBA 2K - its microtransaction system makes EA and Fifa look like a saint.

That's why I haven't invested in game such as Star Citizen because it's a gigantic scam that's reach $350m (more than the amount to make GTA V) and still no closer to getting a full release of the game. I know eventually the developer will take the money and run but the question is when.

But then they'd still get the same backlash because they'd also be seen as greedy for making a move like that.

That's cool and all but I think we're going off-topic so let's get back to the main argument about the Nintendo Switch...

This is Bomberman from the PS1/N64 era - I'm surprised they still make games for this series. It's been ages since I've seen one.

Okay, this is ridiculous - I wouldn't have known this if they didn't say anything. What point are they trying to make here? Do they honestly think that'll get them off the hook?

Agreed - if only other companies such as CDPR would learn to delay the game until it's properly functioning and full polished. This is how companies maintain/gain more fans and build loyalty for their titles.

That scene still haunts me till this day! How can you think you're a hero after doing something like that is beyond me.

I'd love to see some kind of war sim where guerilla warfare is highly encouraged and you're not the hero nor will the npc automatically co-operate with you just because you came to save them.

You really have to dedicate time to it only if you want to get anywhere in Dark Souls and to take breaks, you have to beat whatever objective and save at the hearth and turn off your game.

Yeah - you have to teach them from a young age what is off limits so that they won't touch it...

Yeah - there's that Mario Kart game where you can basically set up gates in your own home and turn in into a Mario Kart track.

Same here and it also impacts your behavior negatively where you're being rude to other people for no reason at all.

Or you just do what the hell you want instead of following the main story...

I agree with the dragons thing especially the fact that they're all so generic. Every other boss dragon outside of Alduin is extremely generic in terms of looks and abilities. I also agree with you about the Oblivion Gates in Oblivion, I did finish all of them but only because I wanted to see if I'd have gotten some kind of achievement which I didn't...so yeah...