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It disconnects me from the real world - at least temporarily and allows me to relax and have fun. Also helps me to think about solutions to issues I'm having in real life.

I loved the PVP in Champions Online but I can't think of many other rewarding social experiences in games. Most of the time, MMOs tend to be full of drama, pettiness and other things you'd see in real life so I'm not so sure about the rewarding part.

Alien Isolation RE 7 RE 2 Remake Outlast Manhunt

Yeah, it has happened to me in the past but I always used console commands on the PC to resolve this problem.

This is a great list for the most part. You could add the original Manhunt game for PS1 (I think it's still banned though) and the sequel is pretty good as well.

I've been recommended this game a lot as well since I love to mod games. The only thing I really even know about it is that you can modify the game to your liking.

My bad, It was a prequel. The irony of this is that the second movie in particular was pretty horrible - I have yet to see a great movie make a great video game.

It's a character who stands up for what is right irregardless of the consequences. One who doesn't expect help but is willing to free the oppressed, one who is willing to give a voice to the voiceless.

Solid Snake because even though he had the "inferior genes of Big Boss", he still showed that your potential is only limited to your self-belief. He also believes in giving people the freedom to live their lives.

Not that I can think of - Honestly, gaming hasn't been that big of an influence on my life in terms of philosophy or how I socialize. In video games, you get to be who or what you want to be for the most part but we all know this won't last and we'll have to return to our regular lives once we turn off that console/PC.

About to be killed and autosave kicks in so every time you reload that saved file, you die instantaneously.

The Aliens in Alien Isolation simply because they can't be killed by anything and the flamethrower only scares them away for a limited time. Plus, after a while, they adopt to your tactics so you'll really have to be on your toes to outsmart them.

This is another funny one especially when one of the goons imitates Jokers laugh.

The commentary from the Goons in Batman Arkham games always kill me with laughter. Like this clip below with the goon taunting Batman - who the hell does that?

If I want to recapture the nostalgia of my first playthrough, I typically either don't play the game for a while and revisit some time after or I play the game in a completely different manner (that's if the game gives you options and doesn't force you down a path).

The problem is, they aren't trying to offer anything unique that Steam doesn't and just paying developer's more money isn't going to make most of them convert to Epic games. The Epic games store itself has hard been upgraded since its release back in 2018 and is still lacking some basic functions that Steam and other stores have.

I must say that this Marvel's Avengers game is claiming more people than Thanos did. No seriously, it's destroying Square Enix's reputation although Outriders is continuing that trend. They just need to kill off this game and be done with it. They'll never recoup the money they invested and that should teach them...or not. What are your thoughts on this?

Sony has been pretty risk averse since lately. It's Xbox that seems to be taking all the risk and making all the big moves. If Sony isn't careful, they may find themselves in Xbox's shadow for a good while.

I agree - Xbox is the one making all the big moves as of lately. Sony is definitely starting to fall behind and if they don't make some big moves very soon, this will be a repeat of the Xbox 360/PS3 era where Xbox was ahead of Sony.

By the decisions they take, you can just tell that they're listening to someone who has never even used any of their products before. It's only when they face a lot of backlash that they come to their senses.

The thing is - those users only are around for the free games. The point of the strategy was to lure them in with the free games and then convert them to loyal customers which isn't the case because these same people still prefer to buy their games off Steam or some other platform.

1979 Revolution Black Friday was based on the Iranian Revolution in 1970. This story was based on the accounts from survivors of the war.

Brothers in arms: Road To Hill 30 It was based on the 502nd Parachute Infantry Regiment of the famed 101st Airborne Division who dropped behind German lines on D-Day.

Should hide all the pieces in plain sight. challenging but extremely rewarding It should be ambitious and unique