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Hey everyone! 😊 Just curious, when does stress hit you the hardest? Is it during work deadlines, social situations, or maybe something else entirely? Let's discuss and share coping strategies!

Exactly. I couldn't care less what he things about video games. Honestly, I hardly pay attention to these "celebrities" because they're not worth listening to most times.

That's kind of the same situation with me and my friends when it comes to games like CS:GO. A good portion of my friends don't like it but I usually played it quite a bit. I haven't touched it in for a few months now.

Same here - And nowadays, I tend to use my tablet as I need my phone for more important things.

Exactly. I don't spend that much on gaming in terms of money in the first place so it's not a big issue to me. Second, I know how to manage my time effectively so that ensures I don't spend too much time on gaming while ignoring other parts of my life.

Actually, based on how I remembered it, you got to select the powers of your favorite heroes or you could make your own custom moveset, at least if I'm remembering correctly.

Anyone remember Cow and Chicken: I used to watch it every Friday night on Cartoon Network. I've never understood why I liked this one - the plot never mad any sense.

Wahlberg vs Innocent Zero was epic in the manga and the anime adaptation didn't disappoint

You should check out this one - tuna tossing at Port Lincoln Tunarama

Was playing some Smash Ultimate earlier and killing it with Captain Falcon and then hopped on some Tekken. I'm purple-ranked now.

Here's a synopsis based on what I read in the article below: Cities: Skylines 2 faced a rough start due to simulation issues and performance problems upon its launch last year. The initial DLC, Beach Properties, received criticism for its lack of substantial content despite its price tag of $10/£8.49. It primarily consists of new buildings and assets, but players found them underwhelming. However, the addition of modding tools, albeit in beta form, has been a positive development for the community, although it lacks some features compared to the original game's modding capabilities. Personally, I don't know much about the series but that is what I got from this article: https://www.pcgamer.com/games/sim/cities-skylines-2s-first-dlc-beach-properties-is-out-now-and-players-arent-happy-this-is-a-disgrace/ Do any Cities: Skylines players have anything to comment about this?

There are so many badass dads in video games. Here are some of my favorites: Kratos From God Of War - Self-Explanatory Vergil From Devil May Cry - Also Self-Explanatory Joel From The Last Of Us - I know he's not Ellie's biological father but he does play that role quite effectively up until his dying breath. What are your picks and why?

From the top of my head, these are the video games that I've bought/gotten several times: The original Metal Gear Solid and subsequent remakes. Skyrim - several editions Mortal Kombat Trilogy GTA V Which Video Games Have You Bought/Gotten Several Times?

Honestly, I think some of these people don't have any business being parents. Anyways here's the details of the lawsuit: The lawsuit, filed on October 30, states that that Microsoft, Epic Games, Activision Blizzard, EA, and others “use patented designs, algorithms and marketing containing addictive features and technology” leading to addiction. These designs and “addictive features”, the claim says utilized data collection of minors, predatory monetization schemes, and feedback loops to keep players more engaged. “We never imagined when our son started playing video games that he would become so addicted that his education would severely suffer, he would lose all interest in spending time with his friends, and his physical and mental health would be at risk,” said Casey Dunn, the mother who filed the lawsuit on behalf of her child. “These video game companies have targeted and taken advantage of kids, prioritizing their profit over all else. As a mom, I knew I had to do something to ensure they don’t get away with destroying the wellbeing and futures of our children.” Now I agree about the monetization schemes. However, the parents should be the ones who set boundaries in the home regarding the amount of hours their child can spend gaming. Except, these parents think it's someone else's job to set boundaries on what their kids can and can't do. Here's more about the lawsuit What do you think about this stupid lawsuit?

That sounds like an eggs and bacon call...

Well guys, it's getting even worse. This is actually hilarious - how does a company screw up something this badly?

As we've been saying for months, AI in its current form is a tool that can enhance productivity but in no way can it completely replace humans especially in creative endeavors and Keyword Studios found this out the hard way after trying to make a game using AI only. To no one's surprise, it was a colossal fail. How do you feel about this?

Let me start off by saying that both games are massive flops but as strange as it sounds, Suicide Squad at least had a few things going for it (at least that's what I heard from friends that got the game). Skull and Bones was always plagued by issues way before launch and to no one's surprise, it's flopping even harder than Suicide Squad. How do you feel about this news?

Overwatch 2 has been such a mess since launch and with story missions now killed off. What's the point of getting this game? It's not like Blizzard are doing a good job of maintaining/supporting. The server wait times are still bad and sometimes laggy. Personally, I'd be glad if they just took it offline. What are your thoughts about this?