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Once the thought comes up if I saved yet, if I can't remember I'll do it again because as I said in another thread, when my luck is bad, it's ridiculous. I'll literally say let me just pass the area and I probably slip and fall to my death and have to make the trek all the way back to the spot I could've saved at.

I can agree with the fact that you only become aware of certain hidden items/functions when you use a walkthrough. What I meant is some people use it for every little thing instead of trying to explore the game and see what you can find on your own. I agree with using it when you run out of ideas.

I love most of the Need For Speed games from EA - they've been pretty consistent in terms of quality and bug-free for the most part. I also love the Ghost Recon, Rainbow SIx and Watch Dog series from Ubisoft as well. As for Activision, I do play COD from time to time and have been playing the game for over a decade.

Did you win or get demolished?

That price looks reasonable but I wouldn't buy diddly squat from him - Nah, he looks like he could use them more than me. He's a scalper anyways, I'm sure he'll be fine...

Lol. I'd act like I can hear nothing and just go back to what I was doing. If they wanted to live they'd have gotten one as well.

Foxes tend to find themselves getting caught in bear traps because of their curious nature too...

I once tried a few raw jalapenos and it wasn't really bad. It's just that my friend in Cali spoke about those wings and any form of chicken dish tends to have my attention so when I visit, I'll definitely have to try it. That being said, the bathroom trip afterwards won't be a pleasant one 🤣🤣

Knowing the future just kills the fun of finding out where your actions will take you.

This is well executed - it must've taken days to finish this because of how difficult it is to pull this off.

I've also promised myself I'd play it next but I've been saying it for years but this time I'm really going to make the effort.

Good point but PC gaming still offers the most entertainment. I mean you can mod most games and basically make the gaming world how you want.

That's a valid point to be fair because I was playing Mortal Kombat as a kid and it was considered the most violent game in existence at the time.

I tend to play something like Football Manager because it doesn't require a lot of effort on my part I'll play games like AOE where I can save and resume at any point in time It depends on how severe it is. I've had occasions like that as well. FF8 is a good choice.

Did the kid punch right through the desk? This kid sounds like he should be in karate kid... I mean I'll curse in my head occasionally but getting mad enough to destroy stuff has never crossed my mind when gaming. I usually just take a deep breathe and try harder and if I fail again, so be it. Some people are very competitive/passionate by nature and they don't know how to deal with that in a mature way and as a result, they tend to resort to rage.

I think Amazon wants to get into the gaming industry because they see how much money is made by companies here but the thing is, usually only companies with big reputations in the industry can get away with ripping off players with sub-standard games such as EA and Activision. Unfortunately,, Amazon doesn't have that luxury so unless they up their game, they won't be making any sort of dent in the gaming industry anytime soon.

The only way they can top those systems is if mobile games start charging you just to download them and start charging for extremely basic stuff like entering the main menu and clicking on an icon in the app. They've pretty much done everything else...

The community was clearly not pleased with the contents of this DLC and we need more of this happening to let devs know that they can't just serve us up garbage and we'll accept it. Yeah, it at least shows the devs care far more about their community's concern than others.

The biggest indicator of a "sinking ship" is when everyone starts to leave. It indicates that this project is not only a failure but a mass screw-up and the team don't believe it'll ever be successful.

This. I was going thinking about it for a bit but then I decided against it when the game was launched and I saw all the bad reviews on Steam and from reputable gaming sites. It's true that we as companies tend to make companies get away with all kinds of crap and we will readily spend our money with them again thinking the next experience will be any different.