killamch89

Driv3r?

I can name one. In Skyrim, you can't jump and attack...I can't even imagine how they could overlook something so simple and the next one is using magic while riding a horse.

Fewer DLCs with sci-fi vehicles such as Oppressors and Deluxos among other vehicles because this is GTA, not Saints Row the GTA edition.

Nice One! But Serana is the most powerful follower in vanilla Skyrim. Her destruction magic is overpowered as hell and she can take on an army without breaking a sweat really.

Tell him he can off the hookers and take back his money unlike in real life if you aren't satisfied...Hey don't look at me funny - it's in the game.😂 In all seriousness, GTA always has very interesting characters, the storytelling is amazing and the practically limitless amounts of things you can do in-game is ridiculous. Did I mention it has real-life elements like bribing the authorities?

I haven't played it in years but when I used to play it, the devs (not Bethesda) loaded the game with microtransactions for essential things such as the crafting tools. It has rubbed me the wrong way ever since.

My pick goes to the Deus Ex: Human Revolution - the story had some sci-fi elements to it but it was a very deep story full of controversy and conspiracy. Most of what was happening in-game is a reflection of our world today where the Government tries to control everyone's freedom of speech, using technology to enslave people as well as the constant fighting between humans of different backgrounds (humans with cybernetics vs regular humans). The constant discrimination against humans implanted with cybernetics.

Objection!... I have to agree with you there but I just love the way he says objection lol.

I know that Metal Gear is known for its stealth, action and gripping storyline but Syphon Filter from the PS1 era was a very gripping game with a brilliant targeting system and the action was amazing.

And some of them can be connected by Bluetooth as well so you don't need a dongle to use the wireless feature.

I used to go to the casino and in San Andreas and play the gambling minigames. San Andreas had many minigames which aided the development of your character like the gym ones.

Of course, you'd be bored but what would you do if it were to happen. Okay, let's say we had a nuclear explosion, most things wiped out, no videogames, very few survivors. Now, what would you do?

Or too old hahaha!

Star Wars Battlefront 2

To be honest, not really but I did learn how to sneak up on someone without them noticing from playing Splinter Cell.

Fallout 3 is already a decade old...it's amazing how time flies lol.

Teaching kids to be accountable from a young age as well as educating kids about the differences between fantasy and reality really aid them in their development. At her age, I was playing games like killer instinct on the Sega Genesis and Mortal Kombat. It's good that you game with your daughter - my dad did that with me at 3 years old when we got Mario and Duck Hunt for the original NES.

I swear Fus Ro Dah would be the most useful one of them all. You could use that on Black Friday clearing the entrance of a store just before it starts and while everyone is dazed, grab what you want.🤣

Most people aren't but EA and these other major companies keep pushing out this garbage because that way they don't have to build a new game, just add incremental upgrades which saves them a lot of money.

At least you're honest about it - most behave like they are unaware of the issue.

I've come across some pretty bizarre people in this lifetime so for the most part, I'm not really shocked by anything.

Nothing there mate - Seems like one of life's greater mysteries! Like those undiscovered Planets far away where we can see them but can't reach them.

I love every other Fallout game except Fallout 76! 🤣 In all seriousness, Fallout 3 would just edge it over NV because of the seriousness of Fallout 3 in terms of what was at stake. I do like Modding Fallout 4 though.

Their problem, as well as Activision's and Bethesda's, is their constant push towards trying to get the most out of consumers without putting in any real effort in terms of quality.