Heatman

It's very obvious that Bioshock Infinite is your favorite game collection because I have seen you mentioned it countless times ; and just like Twisted Metal and Gran Turismo is for @Family sedan. The little time that I already spent on playing Bioshock Infinite made me realize why you loved it so much. The whole game is generally ironically interesting.

Seriously - some people are really twisted in their heads. Ever since I knew about VR, the thought of using it for porn viewing never crossed my mind till date.

Planetside 2 is an unbelievable game. It's at least among my top 10 selections when it comes to MMO video games.

There is no way he's not pure evil. Everything about Molag Bal is true definition of evil. How is that not an epitome of evil?

I'm not really a big fan of puzzle games but since this one is available on mobile devices, I'm most likely going to try it out.

I wonder if video games aren't a form of creative arts what it would be considered to be then? It takes a lot of time, effort and insane creativity to cook up a video game and have it fully complete to be played after releasing it.

Everything that you need to learn about the Eye of Magnus from its origin and discovery is fully detailed here below. Just read up. https://elderscrolls.fandom.com/wiki/Eye_of_Magnus

How about those awkward cutscenes?

Of course yes, it's something that I do once in a while especially when I'm very disposed to attend the LAN party. It offers a great gaming interactive session that you can't easily get at home.

Champions Online stood out completely when it comes to character customization and it's one of the best rewarding aspects of the game for me. You can literally get your character to be exactly what comes up in your fantasy.

Personally, this is a must for me in MMO. if it lacks, I'm definitely not going to find it interesting to commit myself deep in it.

Seriously - Seekers looked pretty creepy enough for me. I dread looking at it in the eyes. Another one I picked interest in is the Lurkers. They make use of acid and tentacles to damage their enemies.

Seriously, if what's in it for me is worth it, then it's something that I would mind doing over and over again but if it's a futile exploration, I'd take a pass.

Maybe if another company took charge of producing Cyberpunk 2077, it wouldn't have had the issues it had currently. Although, it still offered a great gaming experience but.....

Honestly that's been my experience with bow and arrow. It gets at me so bad that I feel like never using them again. I'm going to try using the r3 function and see how I get a hang of it.

Now this is what I call an unbiased opinion or recommendation because you had the opportunity to explore both games and be able to pick out the one that offered a better gaming experience.

I can't really remember any game that was recommended or assigned for my cousins at school but we did picked out a few one's from here that were very useful. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnet.com/google-amp/news/15-educational-video-games-for-kids-in-quarantine-that-are-actually-fun/

Seriously, no matter how much I tried with bow and arrow, I'd take a shot 5 times and still miss all 5. It's one of my biggest challenges with playing Ghost of Tsushima.

How can the transmission of the virus be possible without infected people being in contact with the those that are not infected?

Then, it's a very big challenge for you in most cases. Having to spend heavily on two fronts while trying to get a video game to play.

Exactly - Slitting throats is the best when it comes stealth killings. Using guns attracts attentions if the opponents have supports around.

Well - They always believe that we don't really have a choice no matter what happens or what they do because we still end up coming back for more of their shitty production.

If they go too much with advanced weaponry, it's going to murder the true nature of how the guerrilla fights is presented in my opinion.

Seriously - I'm really not sure if they would ever give up on microtransactions with the video games they make because what they earn from it can't be turned over easily.

Well, as far as I'm concerned, I'm always open to anything that would help to preserve the human nature and lives because without the lockdown when the virus hit, we would have been exterminated by now.