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Giraffes are pretty hard to maintain actually and if the were to drop in a body of water high enough, they'd be unable to get themselves up and would drown (at least, that's what I saw on a sanctuary documentary I watched some time ago). The thing about the giraffe is that it'd be unique though - Imagine pulling up on a giraffe? 🤣

That's totally understood and I'd agree to some extent but for me personally, I just have this issue with someone else hacking and potentially invading that VR space.

Hell, you could even make the animals act as your own security system constantly keeping an eye on your surroundings so no one will be able to approach you unless you allow them to.

I've had a couple of them and I can confirm they are some crazy ones.

What kind of grudge would he have against you though? What on Earth could have caused him to suddenly start acting up after 13 years - wait a minute, it could be that he has liked you from then but having not got anywhere in those 13 years he's trying a different method?...I'm just brainstorming. Wait - you know his Facebook details and his location? Well the plot thickens...

Generally my dogs are very calm but the minute they realize someone or something is upsetting me, they immediately start chasing that person away and they won't stop until I say something. But then again, my current dogs have known me from the day they were born so I'm not surprised they're this protective of me.

It's a shame what some people go through because they exist. Trust me, I've gone through my fair share of hassle from both women and men - some people just want to make your life as miserable as theirs.

Was it in-fighting or other things? I heard that rats tend to fight a lot and you have to keep them separated at all times.

Well that's precisely where they'll be going and the evidence has been in front of our faces for a couple of years with games like Rainbow Six Siege and a few others. They do earn a fair bit of income from those games so I think that may have had some influence on their decision to go down this road.

What are you talking about? Is it Stadia or a different Google project?

Companies also use offshore divisions of their company to evade taxes because the tax laws in a particular country may be very "loose" or non-existent so they'll sue this method to avoid paying taxes.

The graphics is amazing! and the action is more fluent than in the original. I'd just like to know a bit more about the story in this sequel but so far I'm definitely impressed by what I see.

Why am I not surprised by Sony's actions? This came up in the Epic vs Apple case where some documents revealed that devs have to pay Sony for crossplay and now we see this? I say it all the time nowadays - who is making these stupid decisions at Sony? What's really going on with them?

That's a very interesting take and I can see why it's a necessity in your case.

What I don't like is when you press the wrong buttons due to lag on online sessions and it screws you over. It really gets underneath my skin...

That sounds interesting because Nintendo has skipped over a ton of RE games since RE 4 for the Gamecube if I'm not mistaken and I'm glad they'll get their own RE game.

To be honest, I'd lean more towards third-person because I can actually see my character's design but I do like the implementation of First person in certain games such as chronicles of Riddick, RE 7 among other game.

Who knows? Those same games may be a class a decade from now... My sentiments exactly.