killamch89

Mortal Kombat 11

It's pretty powerful and comes with an extensive list of features that is simply amazing.

Same here - my first Android phone was also a Sony and it lasted me for YEARS. I'm glad someone out of the bunch is trying to be different and not take away most features (Samsung and Apple). Maybe not because as I said earlier, they're marketing their phones to content creators who are on the go. They may add new features but at least for the foreseeable future, they won't be removing the headphone jack.

Far Cry 5 was the exact game I was referring to - the story and the world in general is ridiculously linear. Far Cry 5 is the first game of the entire series I couldn't be bothered to finish and won't even consider.

This is like asking me the size of the universe - I wouldn't have a clue where to begin but I know it's a pretty huge number. Every time I look at all those games - I get flustered lol.

The transporter would make a great GTA style game. If I'm being honest, it looks almost as good as Oblivion. As I said, it was a pretty good game all round.

Most times, I tend to go at my own pace rather than rush because I want to experience everything in-game. Occasionally, I may get bored of a game so I'll hurry up and finish it so that I never have to revisit it again.

When I'm playing a game for the second time on the said difficulty, I find that I do a lot better than the first go because I have an idea of what to expect.

How'd you know?!

It depends on the universe of that game - if it's supposed to mirror real life but it has very unrealistic effects like surviving a drop from a skyscraper, then I'm going to have serious issues. In Skyrim for instance, where almost anything is possible, the lack of realism is to be expected.