Heatman

I think that it's more of people being after the cute handsome face of the Marvel character in Thor that is causing all the fuss they are making with the actual real close to reality image of what a Norse mythology Thor looks like.

It's something of a pattern that they have been following for a while now and they aren't even bothered about knowing that it's already obvious to gamers.

Seriously - what most of these updates does is try as much as possible to fix old problems (bugs included) and leave a batch of new problems to be fixed by another update. Aren't we tired of the repeated process?

It's the Sonic own that really got me cracked up ; like seriously it turned into a zombie or a vampire really?

Seriously - I can't stop laughing at the silly mistake with the letters injection in the Call of Duty : Modern Warfare that's completely trash. How hard is it to use a real text that means something in Pakistan 🇵🇰?

Exactly - I actually mentioned it in my opinion that as much as the developers really need to work something up with how interactive open world games needs to get, they shouldn't do anything to to cutback on how big in map the games comes in. If they do, it kills the game automatically.

That's definitely a fact, because differently people view things with their level of perception, so there is no way you would expect a unified opinion on this subject.

Critically analyzing this actually seems to be making a lot of sense because what the final consumers decide to take becomes the commodity that sells ultimately.

The only kind of character that I can't really control my feelings about them is one's that ends up sacrificing themselves for the greater cause. I dot on such characters big time.

The only good thing about playing racing games was that it actually taught me how to drive cars in real life.

According to one of my favorite YouTube channel Gameranx, these are the best 20 on PS4.

My experience with playing Dark Souls for the very first time is something that I can't ever forget or get over because it was one hellish hard experience for me.

Probably the developers think it's more about the size that makes it seem more realistic as an open world game which there is a point there but for not making it more engaging and interactive really needs to be worked out.

As long as there is an added extra pay that comes with getting to work another crunch time which is really worth it, I wouldn't really mind at all. But when forced to do it for nothing against my will, I'm definitely not going to do it.

Seriously - I don't really understand to which effect playing such a new game would impact on my life as a kid then? Is it like would it make me smarter or foolish or gullible or aggressive?

In most cases where I shape a character in my personality, it definitely do take a toll on me when I get to play it too often and most likely get into acts that are low if I should use that analysis.

Forza Horizon 4 is definitely a good one to play.

Oh! I got it mixed up there. Seriously, if it were me, I'm definitely not going to let him walk for free without any consequences for his actions.

The truth of the matter is that survival is very hard in most cases. Those who have more time for gaming, probably have it easy for themselves.

Pretty much since 1984 or 1985. How about you?

Yeah - I really believe that it's definitely relaxing from what I have heard about the game so far.

I just started playing Forza Horizon 4 like a hour ago. It's an amazing game from how I'm enjoying it so far.

I'm really glad it's all a thing of the past with you now. Not many make a comeback from addiction very easily.

Once it's summer season, there is always a possibility of having hot weather once in a while.

Exactly. It's most cold ❄ up there like it's freezing. Most people who don't have much spare time for gaming can't manage long hours.