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PES 2020 & Rocket League

Most of us have an MMO that they have played for many years (whether consistently or on and off) and we constantly keep an eye on the progress of said games. However, these MMOs have an aspect of it that you've disliked from day one and continue to dislike. For instance, I've always despised the PC requirements of Planetside 2 because its requirements are so HIGH! They recently did another patch that pushed the requirements even higher. In case most of you have no idea what kind of game Planetside 2 is, it has the largest in-game battles that you'll ever witness where you can join one of three factions and you take on the others for domination of the continent. I'd like to hear your opinion.

Molag Bal is one of the Daedric Princes in the Elder Scrolls lore and is known as the prince of dominance and spiritual enslavement. He also well known for inflicting pain and misery on the mortals of Nirn, causing all kinds of chaos, creating vampirism and making several attempts at invading and merging the mortal realm with his own Oblivion plane. He'll try to turn the most noble of mortals into monsters (how vampirism came about). His methods are cruel and sadistic (rape, torture, spiritual enslavement etc.). On the other hand, he derives pleasure and has admiration for mortals that manage to derail his plans or defy him. Now here me out - he's cruel, I'll give him that but his actions are a way of dominating his targets (Domination is his thing after all). His constant attempts at invading Nirn is to dominate it as well - it's just his nature. Do you think Molag Bal is "evil" in the traditional sense?

Having played a whole host of video games with various moral compasses, I'm always intrigued by the games with far more complicated systems than the stereotypical "good" or 'evil". The Elder Scrolls universe is a great example of this, while the Aedra are considered somewhat "benevolent" and the Daedric Prince "malevolent", it's not quite as simple as that. You have Daedric Princes such as Meridia who loathe undead creatures and unrighteous acts. Azura is another example, she has aided several mortals against other Daedric Princes. In reality, the deities have their reasons for what they do which is incomprehensible to the average mortal so they can't strictly adhere to the typical "good" and "evil" moral spectrum. What are your thoughts on this?

In the the Elder Scrolls universe, there are several types of Daedric monsters that roam the planes of Oblivion for each respective Daedric Prince. These monsters of varying strengths are introduced during different eras in the lore. My personal favorite is the Daedric Titan (they're also referred to as a "Titan") from ESO (Elder Scrolls Online). They were originally created by Molag Bal as an imitation to dragons and were partially constructed from Dragon Bones. Needless, to say they're absolute tanks and they have essence-stealing fire breath and although they're not quite as strong as Dragons, they are a formidable force nonetheless. Just to add, various Daedric Princes have their own version of this monster. Dagon's version is said to be the strongest known variants. I'd like to hear your opinion on your favorite Daedric monster or monsters.

I think @StaceyPowers said something like that previously and we do somewhat have something like that in the form of a 360 camera combined with VR software. However, it's in its initial stages so it won't provide with an ultra-realistic/ immersive experience. There's also AR(Augmented Reality) which could be further developed for such a purpose. However, its progress is even worse than VR so don't expect any miracles.

In addition to that, Dirt has far more game modes and offers a bit more variety in terms of gameplay. Having said that, there is only so much you can do with a Rally game...

From what I can remember, you can explore at your own pace though so that can make it relaxing. Pretty valid points you got there - I can't lie.

Fallout 4 & Skyrim SE

Which game are you talking about? Is it Ghost Of Tsushima or Sekiro?

I actually checked out some videos of it and it looks like a pretty fun game. I mean, kind of like Planetside 2 with lesser people. I was once in a fight in Planetside 2 with over 400 people playing simultaneously. It was one of the most fun and surreal rounds I've ever played in.

I'll keep that in mind.

As I said, the greedy triple A companies won't make their most popular titles backwards compatible because they want to re-release these games and milk their consumers. We should expect the very worst when it comes to their practices...

As of late, there have been far less battle royale games popping up so it means that the trend is dying out and only the well established names will be around for a while longer.

To be honest, I thought the Alduin fight was very lackluster and anti-climactic. I mean, he's supposed to be some kind of God (an aspect of Akatosh) and yet he's only a tad stronger than the average legendary dragon.