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How could I forget the umbrella corporation in Resident Evil - they're the ones ALWAYS responsible for spreading some kind of virus or plague that infects the populace and turns them into zombies. The worst part is, there's no real motive to remotely justify their actions.

In GTA V, when the cops run each other over trying to apprehend you, they'll drive over any and everyone without so much as a whoops or an " I'm sorry".

I'd say GTA V with how corrupt the cops are, how aggressive and the glaring lack of empathy from the citizens and basically, just a lawless state where money is the only thing that matters.

Not a bad combination at all, realistic cars and sounds mixed with the high-octane action of the NFS franchise. My pick is DMC and Castlevania - in many ways, both games do overlap A LOT but I'd like to see DMC's combat system integrated into Castlevania.

I'd like to recommend the Elgato Facecam which is also a 1080p camera that comes with great software, easy manual controls and is the go-to camera for streamers. You can go wrong with this one or the Logitech StreamCam which has excellent face tracking and good low-light camera.

My question is why is it such an issue now. I mean their have been plenty of great female leads and vice leads as well - including female characters for the sake of "inclusion" without it making sense in the story always leads to revolt such as with Battlefield 5 and EA has never repeated that mistake. It's one thing if the game was centered around a female character or they had a leading role and they become the lead, the transition is much smooth but when you just inorganically throw in a new character and try to force them down the fanbase's throat is never going to get positive results.

I do it all the time when possible - For instance, my settlements in Fallout 4 are built with a theme in mind and I decorate it with items to match said theme.

That is bizarre as hell - I'd understand if you had a racing wheel but whatever works for you man.

I like those ones as well rather than it autosaves randomly because I tend to have the worst of luck with these things.

If it was me, I wouldn't stop terrorizing him until law enforcement gets involved and even then I'd just wait for a moment when their guard is down and attack again but leave no evidence behind so he couldn't prove any of the claims.

Having seen the route Starfield took I'm inclined to agree and it'll probably annoy most people with consoles other than the Xbox or PC but it's just business.

In Skyrim, I wish we could jump while attacking because it's stupid as hell that the character suddenly turns into a lifeless doll when they jump.