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The Death Of The Boss in MGS 3

The Death Of The Boss in MGS 3

I totally agree with you. I share your viewpoint. I myself love moving around in maps because I love exploring...

I haven't really played the original Deus Ex but I did play Invisible although I have never finished it for whatever reason.

I don't necessarily think they will do that because the backlash they would get from the Elder Scrolls community would be unreal. I know of several PC gamers like myself who would create an uproar if they attempted this because everyone should be able to experience the Elder Scrolls no matter what platform you're on.

The City Guards in Skyrim - now where do I start. They're annoying, They'll stand by and see you get attacked but the minute you defend yourself, they attack you immediately and overall their mere presence feels like an annoyance. The Psijic Order - Now I've come across them in a couple of other Elder Scrolls games such as Oblivion and ESO but for the love of God, could someone tell me what's their actual purpose in the Elder Scrolls? All I've seen them do is they keep collecting ultra rare items when you go through all the effort to get a hold of these items. In the Elder Scrolls Lore they're described as a super powerful organization that greatly influences the events of the Elder Scrolls but in every game I've seen, they come across as opportunists.

Just to be on the safe side, I'd place mine vertically once I get it later this year. I'm not sure what the benefits are but I'll do it anyways.

Nazeem - Skyrim Preston - Fallout 4 Glarthir the Wood Elf - Oblivion Moira Brown - Fallout 3 Roman Bellic - GTA IV Lamar - GTA V City Guards - Skyrim

Devil May Cry 4 had somewhat of a happy ending but I agree that most of my favorite games have really tragic endings. Another one is the original Metal Gear Solid when Solid defeated Liquid snake and Solid Snake rode off on a snowmobile with Maryl into the sunset.

Ok mate. Thanks for the info and yeah I should've used Google lol

Rocket League

It makes sense because they really are a bunch of Slackers 😹

The Dragon Priests in Skyrim The Hunter from Dead-Space The Twitcher from Dead-Space The Volatiles from Dying Light The Licker from the Resident Evil series

It's true, as the newbie helper which I tend to be in most MMOs, I hang around the lower levels to ensure that higher leveled players don't terrorize them when they're just getting used to the game. I also help them out with quests they're struggling to compete if possible. It's very time-consuming, sometimes those newbies become very dependent on you for EVERYTHING and won't really try to improve their fighting skills and strategies to survive on their own. Some get stronger and start talking all kinds of smack to you when you were the one that basically allowed them to even get that far without being picked on. It's because I do have good tendencies why I even take on this role in the first place...

It's the one feature I'd rather have in a game than have to be spending time looking for my follower. Some games have a spell of sorts to teleport your follower to you and in a magic based game, that'd be very lore-friendly. I think in other games they should incorporate in a very immersion friendly so it doesn't ruin the experience.

In addition to that, Gamestop are a very scummy company in terms of their practices and if it's possible, I avoid them like the plague. I don't care if they were recently acquired by Microsoft but most of the horrible people are still working there.

Camping isn't the word you're looking for. It's hiding because every player has to stay within a designated area or their health will decrease until you die so you have to constantly move around. However, you'll have people who hide the entire game and then right at the end of the match pops up to kill you.

I can't really remember but I used to play this action 2-D game on minigames.com back in the day.

Hellblade is a good call but Joel from the Last Of Us should be here as well because throughout the original game, you can tell by his body language, tone and dialogue that he's a guy who's battling a lot of inner demons especially after the death of his teen daughter.

Vault 101 - where you grew up and eventually made your escape from in Fallout 3 Vault 13 - due to the story behind it. I mean banishing the guy that saved Vault 13 was crazy. In addition to that, the extreme lengths they went to just to continue their experiment of prolonged isolation on its residents is insane.

Well they have kind of repatched things recently because some of the Square Enix characters are in Smash Ultimate so they might very well port the other Final Fantasy games to Switch as well. It was hilarious how they told Square Enix to "never come back" because of the whole FF7 fiasco.

PS2 for $300?! They should rename themselves to scalper stock in the mail because those prices are ridiculous.