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I wouldn't getting one of those RVs for a weekend trip to somewhere in the mountains. Probably do a bit of hiking or fishing or wrestle some bears (I'm kidding about this one).

I'm sorry but the Twitterer one got me! Gamers isn't a derogatory term in the least, it's just a name for people who have an active interest in gaming although I get where you're coming from in terms of the labels. It's the media that tries to make the gamer name derogatory.

ExpressVPN has been known to keep logs which means that should the US or any of the 13 eyes want any info on your activities, they'll have that info on hand, In addition to that, ExpressVPN has been hacked a couple of times in the last 5 years. The reason why people promote is because they being paid to do that not because it's the best VPN out there.

On PC, we have console commands so I usually use those to teleport a follower to me.

Skyrim is a pretty weird game if you ask me. It has all kinds of random bugs that seem to be different for every user. There are some bugs that I've heard about that I've never encountered in the original and there are some that I encounter especially in the unmodded game that no one else encounters.

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One of my favorites is the enchanter's tower and the house that had this was my magical retreat in the original Skyrim DLC.

Unfortunately. the only way you could do that in Skyrim is with mods but I agree, this should be a system implemented into future Elder Scrolls games. I'd also like them to make it so that the kids continuously train on their own as well and when you see them again, they'd get stronger.

Those NPCs are extremely aggressive. I mean, have you seen how they actually drive. Why isn't the police in-game chasing after them?

That's so true! I'll be in a game about to fight a boss monster and just turn my back to it trying to take a selfie like some kind of obnoxious Instagram model.

Both Dante and Vergil underwent significant character development throughout the series. Dante learned more about his demon bloodline and learned to accept it while Vergil eventually learned to accept the vulnerability of his human side.

I know we've seen some ridiculous rage moments in our lifetimes over some seemingly insignificant stuff. For instance, I remembered a guy once threatened to fly a plane into Activision's hq if they didn't reactivate his WOW account. Here is my pick: I remember seeing this years ago and I still laugh about till this day.

It takes a bit of learning but once you learn how to do it, you'll be hooked. Honestly, it takes hours for me to design a character because of how many great ideas I have in my head.

As we were talking about the voice of the mountain, it always reminds me of this scene in Johnny Bravo:

Brilliant post mate and I agree, you like what you like. Don't let others dictate what your preferences are - On another note, I love playing modded Skyrim because you can use different combinations of mods in each playthrough to create a completely unique experience every time.

I totally forgot about Inside - behind its somewhat cartoony appearance is a rather deep story. I haven't played any of the Bioshock games yet but Bioshock Infinite is always mentioned whenever the topic of philosophical games arise.

I tend to like alternative endings because I like to see actual consequences to the choices I made in-game but what's the point if they all converge on the same path? I mean, if the sequel doesn't reflect your choices in the first game, what's the point of having alternative endings?

So you plugged it out or did you call the police and tell them your PC has turned into a ticking time bomb? XD

Pro Evolution Soccer 2020

Predator (1987) - 9.5/10

Vegeta showed Goku Black the meaning of being a saiyan.

This was one of the best parts of the video especially when Broly did the iconic pose.

Naruto's entrance to fight pain was absolutely epic.

One of my favorite scenes when the whole black bulls squad jumped Langris after he was trying to kill Finral.