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.

There's this mantra that I normally listen to before I go to bed about the magical toilet - just shove your head in there and everything will be explained. Somewhere in the middle of the explanation, I usually tell people to listen to it and all answers will be revealed and ummm...people follow the instructions and their head is stuck in a toilet and I end up getting sued :(

She said I was always helpful and I was a bit shocked - normally people would swearing at me to get out of the way...

I do. My years as a former customs officer makes me notice every little thing and I just can't help it. Sometimes, I wish I didn't notice because then my mind always wanders to things like " I make typos all the time - Why can't I be video game story writer?".

Sure - I guess? I don't know, my version of help usually gets someone's head stuck in the toilet or something lol

I'm always doing it in video games and at some point, I usually find myself phasing right through the map lol. I guess watching a lot Indiana Jones didn't help...

The point I'm making is that our data is never really safe with any Facebook platform - they've been hacked for like the thousandth time now in a recent attack in the last month leaking over 500m people's info. Why would you trust that?

Yeah you have a point but it depends on the space you have as well. Plus, I might get clumsy and just knock it over...

I was just messing around with this new mobile game called Elona mobile which has awesome graphics and battle animations. It's a great 2-D game.

I'll definitely have to give this idea a go when playing Layers Of Fear or any other horror games. Normally, I always have the lights off when gaming but I'll try to black out all lights in my gaming room and let's see what happens.

Actually, when cleaning files such as Dawnguard during modding, you come to learn that there are a lot of obsolete files that cause glitches and bugs in the DLCs. Some of them block specific routes and others are so random. To be honest, from my findings, it's just as buggy as the original game or Dragonborn but it's because Bethesda never spares the time to properly test their games before releasing them.

Well, here in Jamaica we don't get refillable soda machines but what we do get is unique sub sandwiches unique to our country. I also love their pastries as well.

As a person who has been travelling quite frequently since I was a child, I've always been interested in different cultures because of how different they operate from the one that I grew up in. From the customs of individuals of other countries, the food the eat and the media that they consume always intrigues me. What cultures interests you and why?