killamch89

In your opinion, What are the best and worst parts of human nature?

Bleach Fade to Black - 9.5/10

Still one of the best fights of the Seven Deadly Sins anime in my opinion.

Even though Killua was impressive, I loved how he had to run away at the end because of that Ant's strength.

This is the most epic game of catch I've ever seen in an anime.

Fallout 4 and NFS: Heat - been absolutely wrecking people in races in the last few months.

That's nothing - you should try the old COD online matches for the Xbox 360. Every racial insult and outrageous comment known to man came out during those matches and nobody took it personally. I literally got banned from Fortnite for a day just because I called another player a wimp for not wanting to defend our position and instead just hides behind his constructs.

Same thing I said - Live service games are a big no for me. To be fair, Ubisoft has been following EA's method of shooting themselves in the foot a lot since lately so I wasn't surprised when they did something stupid like this. No they won't have a separate single-player experience and even if they do, it'll be extremely lackluster and it won't get any new content at all because that's not the priority.

It's only when they suffer some kind of ransomware or cyber attack that they are suddenly concerned with cyber security. I can't say I feel sorry for companies like this.

The Rocket League developers have been pointing out for years that it's way easier to work with Nintendo and Xbox than Sony because they communicate better and don't charge ridiculous fees. I remembered when they tried to make crossplay possible and Sony game them hell at first. It's only due to the popularity that Rocket League had achieved prior to that make them change their tune. On another note, I did want Epic to compete with Steam but not in the manner they're going about it currently as I don't believe any company should have a monopoly in an industry. However, even after the billions of dollars profit that they've got, Epic's platform is still so lackluster.

The funny thing about Indie studios is that a lot of the time they end up going down the road of the said triple A companies "they're against" so I'm very skeptical when somebody just throws out a bunch of promises. That's what we get all the time so what makes this experience so different?

That'd get boring real quick - I like to hone my skills until I'm the best at that game and being automatically good at every game I play remove the sense of accomplishment. It's like have universal knowledge, do you know how boring that is? Yes, you could have an easy life but what's the point?

There's no force in the universe that can convince me that Live Service games aren't absolute trash - just on the premise of it needing to be online all the time already makes it trash. But if doesn't just stop there, the fact that you have to pay for EVERYTHING makes it even worse - if you're not careful, you'll be playing more money to that video game company than you pay to any tax authority over a decade. To top it all off, these games are usually extremely generic and have nothing special about them and even when you pay, you're paying for items that have no use whatsoever.

Black tap fixes everything lol. On a more serious note, I hardly notice most of the time because I'm so focused on the game - the only time it start bother me is when I'm gaming and falling asleep and it's the main reason I can't doze off.

Either 1st Person or 3rd person right over the shoulder view are the best for Horror games. It's been that a way for quite a while and I foresee it continuing in the near future.

Personally, I use a good number of them - PPSPP, Retroarch, Dolphin, and Citra are just a few of the most notable ones I use. I typically play games like Mario Kart on them and it's an absolute joy because some game aren't available anywhere else. On another note, there's a YouTuber that I follow name ETA prime who specializes in emulators and gives you the latest updates as well as what kind of devices can run the games. You can check him out here for anyone who's interested in getting into emulation.

Personally, games don't affect my self-esteem at all. It's a hobby that I love and I play it for enjoyment. I do feel a bit of pride when I have overcome a difficult test in a video game but I don't go overboard because in the real world, it still won't change much.

I'm a psycho so I always go for the hardest difficulty first even though I may have no idea how to play a game. I find that it helps me to quickly adapt and once you master that, everything else is easy to you.

There's quite a few games that I can think of - GTA, TLOU, Watch Dogs to an extent in that they all mimic the different facets of life and the way humanity is in a never-ending war over something.

Okami for the Gamecube has to be the most innovative game I've ever played. There's no other game like it where you used a paintbrush to create attacks, solves puzzles and do all kinds of actions. The art style is amazing and it's just such an underrated game.

Going against a horde of enemies by myself and decimating them after an extremely hard-fought battle. Nothing else gets the blood pumping quite like that.

Calling is great for business and important stuff that you need an instant reply to or needs to be addressed urgently. I'm fine with text as a method of communication in more casual or relaxed situations.

Stores won't sell 3080 TIs either unless they're pre-built systems. As a matter of fact, the only RTXX 3000 series cards I've seen in any store are 3070s, 3060s and 30060 TIs. I've yet to see any version of the 3080 and up being sold in stores anymore and they're way above MSRP.

Good point.

Ummm...Vibrate your eyes how? You mean make your vision blurru?