killamch89

It's not only the taxes I'm talking about, it's the policies that they'd put in place would only benefit the government and screw over gamers even more.

That's pretty much what always happens with most of the Google projects, the support is never there to sustain it for the long-term and that's why a lot of their projects get canned within 5 years or less.

You see this is why I've always advocated for the unionization of employees in the gaming industry because this is what happens when you leave a corporation to see to the welfare of its employees.

Because you can only have one first time - once you get used to something even after visiting sometime later, you still won't ever get that exact feeling again.

Back in the early days of PUBG, I was stalking a group of players and noticed that they were in a battle in the lower floor of a building so I just chucked some grenades through the windows and killed every other player lol.

To be honest, that's why when I'm reloading I strafe around objects, those couple of seconds literally determine life or death in-game.

I totally agree - just for fun, I'll help a newbie beat up players that are way stronger than them. As a matter of fact, that's why I usually hang around the newbie section as a high levelled player - either to help them with quest or ward off bullies/ teach them how to fight.

That's my strategy too - run in and introduce myself with a hail of bullets and weaving and dodging. I can be a sniper...for a couple of minutes at most but I don't like camping at all.

No Limit in my opinion at least, wasn't nearly as good as its predecessors. It felt extremely limited for a game with "No Limit".

Need For Speed Underground had one of the best soundtracks I can ever remember in any game and also Most Wanted. Tony Hawk was also a favorite of mine but I also love the SSX soundtracks as well.

I'm a 90s kid and I also loved those games but my favorite to play was actually the original Mortal Kombat, Killer Instinct and Street Fighter games. Games nowadays lack gore and the characters are all polite to each other and stuff - Where's the conflict? XD

Not sure how I left out FF8 and RE: Village was a pretty good experience overall I can't lie.

I have to agree - fanboys go to the extreme to defend companies that couldn't give a crap about them, just their money. Microtransaction policies of companies like EA, Ubisoft and Activision really gets on my nerves. On top of that, they have ads in their games as well which go for the premium $60 price tag - we would think that paying $60 for a title at least allows you the basic ad-free experience but not with these lot. Lump in DLCs, Battle Passes/Season Passes and you're well over $500 for a single title. You'd be lucky if the game doesn't come out broken with a "day one" patch along with other fixes over the period of a year to make the game even remotely playable.

I'm not even joking...Okay, maybe I am but still...I do tend to like this one:

One time I overheard a kid say to his mother "You know, one of these days, those Brazilians are going to sue you for impersonation because you always wearing their hair." Just by the look his mom's face, I could tell she wasn't amused but I couldn't stop laughing. What’s the funniest thing you’ve ever heard a child say?

A few years ago when I was in Florida, my little cousin went into Walmart to buy something and they had one these little kids pony things outside so I took seat on it and ended up dozing off. Needles to say, I woke up to some kid saying "aren't you too old to be riding that?" What’s the funniest place you’ve ever fallen asleep?

I already have a weird-sounding laugh so I'd definitely pick that - hearing recordings of my own laughter and I sound like a Hyena in pain when I'm laughing. What's your choice and why?

Nowadays, I'd take the breakfast in bed because I always feel so lazy in the mornings especially when it comes to preparing breakfast. It's just because i'm hungry why I even get out of bed to make breakfast. Besides, I sleep right through the night in recent years.

I get criticized all the time and I'm always like "why do you even care? It has nothing to do with you." I'd much rather be ignored because then I wouldn't have to hear some random person just talking out of their ass all the time. Would you rather be criticized or ignored?

I'd definitely take the sunset, there's nothing like watching nature at its finest. i watch movies everyday on laptop so I'm not missing much anyways. Which would you rather?

Getting back a smartphone is a piece of cake and besides, most of the info on the apps on my phone are already backed up so I retrieve that quite easily. The passport on the other hand, is expensive to replace and with Covid around, it'll take a while to replace as well so I'd rather lose my phone. Do you agree with my choice?

I somewhat have extremely sensitive hearing and it's the most annoying thing to be hearing the slightest sound or sounds - sometimes from miles away. It makes me extremely paranoid so I'd rather have the taste buds. Which would you pick and why?

That's a pretty good one but I'd play this just to piss them off even further: