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It is popular but not open to have mods for it. Though usually MOBA and FPS gets the community mods. And you never get the mods on the sports based games. They are usually closed source.

I don't think entertainment wise there is much fun in it. In fact watching gameplays and spoiling the story means you don't want to play that game.

Never had lag in the Wii and Nintendo games so far.

Battle royale actually does require a lot of attention compared to other games.

How do you exactly keep people in human interaction where they are not accepted or taken care of nicely or even looked up positively? Sometimes escapism and sometimes alternative reality is the solution for a good of that person.

Ah the game that I just can't forget.

And now the Android devices are making it harder for Vita to come back in the market. I guess it's lifecycle of new devices.

I am soon getting gaming laptop but mostly for my work from home reasons so that I don't have to rely on the office PC or the screen.

I have no idea why the devs and indie gamers are pushing for the games on Switch considering Android and iOS are lot better platform on profit level. I can understand family specific games but any random game on switch does not make sense to me.

I personally love the character addition. Like you get better feel with that addition. Lot of folks try it too and it's a good change in battle royale which is dull otherwise.

They won lot of awards for the gameplay, casting etc. Should be good .. but yeah looking forward to your experience.

I remember my fingers paining playing the fortnite for hours. I guess that's one reason I also avoid sprots game binging for hours.

Exactly. Organic follower collection is pretty much dead. That's one reason I don't prefer streaming anymore.

Destiny Knights I remember playing last year.

So far only PUBG and Fortnite both are keeping on. And there are new gamers getting into the game. Pokekon is like seasonal hype. Kids play collect pokemons and move on.

On PC however they have cost for purchasing the game from the store. So it's not like fortnite type free version. You have to download and install the PUBG by paying for Windows or other PC OSs.

UNIX and Linux used to be like DOS. Now they have graphics window managers that look like Windows 10. And the thing about Linux and UNIX/BSD based machines is that they don't have much strong requirement of RAM like windows so they tend to perform better than Mac and Windows. So a lot of people who use Windows are slowly moving to it. Me? I am stuck with it because a lot of Windows programs can't run on Linux. Especially the games.

Reasonable PC it must be at the cost of the 800. I know a lot of my friends are upgrading their laptop and desktops this christmas.

No idea on that part as of now. I am just unsure of the EA moves that they are releasing a lot of their games this month and next 2 months. Not sure where this is heading.

West of Dead is now on the XBOX game pass. And you can check out the news for the west of dead here: https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2020/06/18/causing-mayhem-west-of-dead-available-now/ There is also trailer for the game.

There are lot of tweets out there which are saying that FIFA 21 is now on steam. You can check out the steam listing. There are two editions - ulimate edition and special edition. https://store.steampowered.com/app/1313860/EA_SPORTS_FIFA_21/

I watch gameplays when I get stuck. Like say if I am stuck with the puzzle game or the games which don't much make sense and you have to find something for clues. In suchc ase watching gameplays and moving ahead of that level if what works for me.

I used to do title jumping every now and then per day. But over the years I have not done that much over the years. I think if you want to play on the battle royale then playing it for hours between say PUBG to Fortnite makes sense. But I try to avoid playing all day battle royale. I try to change titles every now and then only when I get bored.

I guess the ISP companies also took care of the latency and other network issues. Because they wanted more customers. And they found it that way. I guess it seems like lockdown favored many ISPs and customers.

I think I have seen enough people in the battle royale category who are playing this for years. And playing everyday makes them pretty good with the game. It's fun that way as well.