Heatman

Are you kidding me seriously? Jeez!! It's more like a Morse code being transmitted on a low frequency.

With The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt being an incredible open world games makes it stand out as one of the best RPGs where you have full exploration to your satisfaction.

When a parent or guardian fails at their job in bringing their kids up properly, it's the society that suffers it in the end.

Some people are quite emotional when it comes to how they react to games they are playing especially when it's not going their way.

What's the essence of readjusting the difficulty to be easier level when I was the one who felt the need to have it increased?

I would pick Dorian Pavus as a character that I would have loved to be dominant in all the Dragon Age series but was only available in Dragon Age Inquisition. He's very witty with being perfect in all his timing in decisions making.

Red Dead Redemption 2 and Skyrim offers more of weapons inspection with RDR2 standing out as the most realistic with my experience in playing it.

I think that it's jumping from Sega consoles to the Playstation consoles that is the highest and more interesting with graphics upgrade.

I think that most FPS games have some sort of propaganda arts herein with most of them.

It's going to be Soma, Bioshock 1, Bioshock 2, Subnautica and Song of the Deep where a young girl was trying to find her father. I really enjoyed the narrative.

For android or mobile games, it's definitely going to be Candy Crush Saga for me and for PlayStation consoles, it's going to be Sniper Ghost Warrior 3.

I have played this game yet but the trailer really did a great job in showing me what to expect from its play.

I have been looking at getting into games with better character's customization and I found one in Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen which I have been playing all day.

Uncharted, Mass Effect, Metal Gear, Gears of War, Assassin's Creed, Halo, Legend of Zelda, and Call of Duty are my favorites ones at least for now.

The highest money that I have ever received from playing games is not more than $100. So, it's not enough to say no to more money if asked to stop playing games.

My commitment with playing Ghost of Tsushima have impacted on so many other games that I get into and I need to address this sooner than later before it becomes an addiction.

There are times when I make my game playing selections on a random note. I would just scroll through the game like spinning a well and play the one that comes up.

Yeah, you're very correct with the assessment of PC games being cheaper than console games. Here is an article that supports that fact. https://www.pcworld.com/article/419586/6-reasons-why-i-love-being-a-pc-gamer.html

Then we have to allow or let the OP direct us on where to actually see the and have it reviewed ourselves before determining if the game is worthy buying or not.

I was actually laughing out loud when I was watching the trailer and I was like that this kind of combat system was a great thing back then.

Well, for now I'm still in doubt over ordering from them no matter what anyone says. It's going to take a while for me to adjust. Ps. On topic, who wouldn't went to take more money off doing when he or she sees as fun?

You must have really hated what you did experienced with the game Dark Souls at first. Was it the same with playing Dark Souls 2 for you?

Seriously, I'm not sure if I would be able to survive another full lockdown isolation again. I was this close to losing it the last time.

Personally, I don't really know but I think that the game MIR 4 is going to be more interesting as movie than video game.

Yeah - it's my only go to when it comes to looking for regular and reviews videos. YouTube has never disappointed me ever since I started making use of it.