Heatman

It was years ago that this used to happen with me but it's when my favorite football team Manchester United loses a match. I'd go on a hunger strike.

Yeah - it's actually something that he or she needs to work on doing regularly in order to have lots of followers or subscribers.

Yeah - at least in as much as I was still a kid, I was well aware that a helicopter 🚁 was meant to fly and I was shocked why mine didn't.

I used to play Contra on my SEGA console as well when I was still younger and some of my friends didn't really like it, although I never cared because I loved it.

Exactly - it's actually something that most gamers do when it comes to their gameplay. If their gameplay needs the DOF to work well with gameplay, it definitely stays on.

PES was really interesting and great when it trended but with them not making new games, a lot of gamers moved on from them.

EA have been shit for a long time now with what they are making that are just copes of their old games that are full of microtransactions.

For you who's a hardcore FIFA games series fans, you should have decent number of your playing screen shots don't you?

In most cases, it's definitely going to be a very boring gaming session for me playing without the game's soundtrack.

Isn't it the same thing that most gaming companies are doing lately with copying old games codes and turning it into something new.

In the end, we are all after making money and money can almost buy everything that would give us happiness which is why I wouldn't blink to give up gaming for huge amount of money.

You're very correct with your assessment on how to get into mods making. There was a platform I used to be on that teaches how to do it.

Yeah - criminal case was really captivating for my sister back then playing on Android. I did played it a few times but moved on.

Something like Viking City Builder is one game that can fit in well in such situations.

Games like Call of Duty series helps to explain what happens in the war fronts that we aren't there but can relive it in video games.

Video games are external source of happiness for me the same way watching football live in a stadium 🏟 is for me. I can't do without both of them.

It's actually something that I can't easily get into playing right if it's still playable as a result for more interesting games I have on my backlog.

Seriously, it's very challenging for most people who were addicted to playing the game back then. A friend of mine lost his job as a result of his addiction to playing World of Warcraft Shadowlands.

Yeah - I actually know at least 5 people who already purchased their Playstation 5 and it's not from pre-order.

To some extent, I don't really judge a game from its trailer because there are some games that are made bad in trailer but very good in gameplay.

Seriously - I can very much agree with you on this about how toxic the world is generally. I can remember one time at my previous workplace, there was a back stabbing meeting to get the manager sacked from his post and when I got to whiff of it, I had to inform him immediately. Some people are really wicked and toxic towards their fellow human beings.

With the way I'm getting into playing Ghost of Tsushima and God of War lately, it seems like I wouldn't move on from it easily.

When an upgrade is worth it, then it's very important that I get it because it solves most of the problems like glitches and bugs in the older version.

Recently, I'm drawing too close to playing Ghost of Tsushima and God of War more often and I'm really enjoying them both.

With the level of my commitment to playing Ghost of Tsushima and God of War, it's something that is going to be on my playlist for a long time.