Heatman

Definitely, they are going to respond to your mail inquiry at least in not more than 24 hours. It's basically their time frame of mail response.

Exactly, and I would easily fix my own PC if it ever start having such issue without needing to get a tech support.

Yeah - it's all their mode of operation which is very understandable because they get into cost making those games.

Yeah - if it's possible to kill them all with the use of one strike, it's going to be very good because it saves you the stress of chasing after them and wasting your time.

When you push far into the future with your production, there is always a possibility of not getting your facts right because everything is all about simulations of what it's going to be like.

I actually think that the narrative and storyline behind Assassin’s Creed is far more intriguing because it's part of adventure per say.

You didn't get to play any of their Battlefield games till now? They have Battlefield 2042 coming out soon.

You actually have a good history with EA games compared to some who aren't into most EA games. You should try and get some of Mass Effect as I'm sure you'd like it.

Personally, I feel like there is more realistic effects with rainy weather that comes with fog all together. It's the best aesthetic feature that comes with video games for me.

Exactly - Just looking at Playstation 5 controllers, they are definitely going to be very expensive, considering the cost of the game console.

The only thing that I can very well say about video games helping me out with is learning how to drive IRL. I mastered how to drive by playing Need for Speed and Gran Turismo.

Seriously - There are some kind of research or studies that I can never really understand or agree with and this is one of such researches because it doesn't add up.

It's just like in headshot mission where you are expected to take out all of the enemies using headshot and you keep missing. It's very frustrating.

How about this controller? It's absolute garbage as far as I'm concerned with video games controllers.

Exactly - And if you feel like you can't afford to pay for the expensive controllers and go get the fakes in the market, it would damage even before you get to use them for a while.

Of course yes, it's a very normal thing to expect from people who aren't into gaming at all. They wouldn't have any positive things to say about games or those who are into it.

Seriously, it's not really my chosen profession. I only managed to learn HTML which I'm very sure that I still sucked at it. I wish I could chip in more helpful information for him because he's really got a good project.

Seriously - my very first time with playing Dark Souls, it was like it's my very first time ever with playing such kind of game as I was beaten and battered like a 4 year old playing.

I can very well remember some of timed shooting tasked in playing Frontline Commando which is very frustrating because the number of enemies to kill always overwhelms me most of the time with the mission being timed.

I haven't actually been that unfortunate to ever purchase a console that started malfunctioning along the way even with my purchase of Playstation 1 to 4.

Is it only the video games controllers that are expensive? Even the game consoles themselves are very expensive, so what do you expect of the controllers to be? Very cheap?

Personally, I find shooting with bow and arrow very difficult especially in playing Ghost of Tsushima. I'm sure it's quite easy for some gamers but not for me.

Some people can actually be very good with hiding their depression with playing games or doing some other stuffs. The games may or may not really be helpful in this situation.

There is actually a very good possibility of this happening with some people with their career but I'd like to add that one's choose profession determines if gaming would help or not.

I actually tend to disagree with this study or research because there are still a very good number of people who aren't into video games playing and they are very happy with their lives.