killamch89

I just turn off the notifications - it does wonders when you want to sleep. I just log in once or twice a day and respond to whoever quotes me and I also make a few posts to give us something to discuss. After all it'd be boring if I made a post and responded to myself - or was it insanity...

You see folks - what do I keep telling you about these companies that seem to be "down for the cause". All they care about is money - that's their one and only goal - every last one of them. Employee comfort and proper working conditions are a distant last and its our good friends Activision Blizzard in the news this time. California is suing them for the harassment of employees and though I know this won't go anywhere as it always does, it'll make people remember that the gaming industry is horrible place from employees. What are your thoughts on this?

Because you have fanbois who keep rewarding their bad behavior - it's the same with EA and that's why it constantly gets on my nerves whenever I encounter this crap.

To be honest, I find playing Skyrim on consoles to be a very awkward scenario because I could do so many things with the keyboard on PC but the controller just has too few buttons.

I can solve all the puzzles in Bleak Falls Barrow without making a single mistake with the amount of times I've been in that dungeon.

Fallout 4 - I couldn't finish it at first without getting unofficial bug patches and modding my game.

GTA V/ IV RDR 2 Saints Row: The 3rd Watch Dogs: Legion Just Cause 4 GTA San Andreas/Vice City/ Liberty City

When I can't finish a scenario in a game after a good amount of tries, I normally put the game down for a couple of days or maybe a few weeks before I pick it up again so that I can approach it with renewed enthusiasm.

Hitman is pretty scary in terms of actually completing your objective in killing your target without the AI noticing but relaxing in terms of being in disguise and just taking in the awesome views and even interacting with some of the NPCs.

Spec Ops - the Line The Last Of Us Metal Gear Solid Skyrim Need For Speed: Most Wanted Devil May Cry Zelda and the ocarina of time Mario 64

Nope - I never miss them unless the container they're in cannot be opened immediately.

Koloktos - Zelda Skyward Sword - this fight was amazing because he has six arms but his attacks and skills were pretty unpredictable but once you started to use the dungeon item (which was a whip in this case) you could rip off his hands one by one until it exposed his weakpoint to attack. Of course, he could regenerate his hands rather quickly so you really have to make every hit count.

That does sound pretty boring and just doing uninteresting quest in that kind of world becomes really stale rather quickly...

Use frenzy spells in towns/cities and watch the townsfolk and guards kill each other and because some are essential the fight usually is never-ending. And then lure a dragon into that situation and it's nothing but chaos!

The original Devil May Cry hasn't lost its shine even though it's 20 years old. The original NFS: Most Wanted is still an amazing racing game and can still get me excited after playing it for over 16 years.

What kind of game is it? This just sounds like some Kinky Japanese game for some reason...

Yeah, cheating definitely sucks and the part that turns me off the most is when they try to blame the other person for their actions.

Yes it does...

In the words of the famous Jim Ross " that's gotta hurt!".

I'll occasionally eat some KFC or Subway/Quiznos or a Pizza but I haven't eaten Burger King in almost 4 years.

At the rate of deforestation, I'd give it 20 years until we'll have to live in bubbled cities with oxygen generators just to survive. Greedy humans never carry about their own wellbeing much less the wellbeing of others, money is their life - nothing else.

If you live in a mountainous area, hurricanes aren't going to do that much damage at all and at the very least, you have enough time to prepare for a hurricane. Tornado warnings give you 30 minutes if you're lucky.

Government is never "for the people" - it's usually for enslaving their people and brainwashing them to stay that way and the government will do anything to maintain that power. Notice how governments never have an issue turning the lethal weapons on their citizens the minute there is even the slightest resistance from their citizens.

To be honest, the warning signs were there. Remember that they had made a grand announcement a month ago talking about going the free-to-play route with their games. However, this was even more disappointing than the worst thing I could envision them doing - this even surpasses almost any crappy game from EA I can remember in recent history. It's more the representation of the characters involved - they claim it's made from several Tom Clancy character but they haven't accurately represented those characters very accurately or the universe itself. I do agree it'll be ignored by the majority.

Same - Remember that McDonalds had chicken in storage that didn't rot until it was exposed. I've been trying to cut back on fast food in recent years but McDonald's has been off my menu for quite some time now.