Heatman

I'm getting a time with Doom Eternal today which is my off day from work, so I'm making it count with DE.

I don't think that most gamers like it when a game gets repetitive really quickly. I did had a good time with Alien Isolation to be honest with you.

That's cool, I'm sure you will likely complete it sooner rather than later and you will join us with Ghost of Tsushima. You will definitely love it.

Personally, I think that some of them are dying down in terms of the number of people still playing them with Fortnite as a case study. With the huge fallout between Epic games and Apple, it drastically affected the number of gamers who still played Fortnite.

The person who stole it must have been observing you with it for a while and looked for the perfect opportunity to steal it. It's why I'm always careful with how I handled my Magic The Gathering cards.

This basically sums it up for me when it comes to what makes getting into it in the first place. If there is no sense of accomplishment and good reward for the time spent on the Dungeon, then I'm not playing.

As much as I don't like playing Candy Crush Saga game on mobile, I had to teach my mother how to play it because she likes the game which is a very annoying game for me.

When you get just 1% of your completion rating after working so hard to find Donkey Kong's 64's 949 Banana coins is totally a quest not worth getting into.

I love how candid you are most times because not everyone are wired that way. Ps. I would like change the ending of Final Fantasy XV and find a way to prevent Noctis from dying.

I can't think of anything else when it comes to a perfect design other than Cyberpunk 2077. I'd set up a new design of my home like a night city view of the game in 3D if possible.

Exactly, when you ended up investing your time in a particular video game and it ends up not being a satisfying experience, it's definitely not a rewarding experience.

Seriously, anything that interfere with the graphics of any game that I'm playing is absolutely not needed for me and it's what motion blur does whenever it's on in my games. It's a no-no for me.

Personally, I do both when it comes to getting my PC games. I'd prefer some games in digital copies and some in physical copies. I think the price plays a big role in determining which one I go for.

There are so many other ways to have fun for myself apart from playing video games. I enjoy good movie series as well. But if it's a particular game that is boring me, then I would just change the game.

Seriously, if it's something that I would ever be open to doing, then I would have owned a Playstation 5 by now but it's completely against what I stand for.

Well, I hope having a crush on video game characters doesn't have to be towards opposite sex right? This is because my own crush happens to be towards Sephiroth.

A higher percentage of my games are all new, let's say 75% to 25% new to old games. I only get old games used games if I really can't afford it new.

Personally, I don't think it's anything to do with projection and also it's not the same thing as the color of dress but the skin color. So, I think GTA kind of have a thing against painting the black race with bad picture.

From onset, men has been that way with always trying to justify all their actions with a good reason for the cause whether it's something good or bad. If a scammer is caught, he or she would definitely come up with an excuse to justify his or her own actions.

She looks quite mean from just looking into her eyes. It's one hell of rage that's burning through her eyes. I think i would work on a character like her. I'm copying your work already 😉.

Games modding gives you a more robust game play based on what you want to have in your game. More like tapping into your gaming fantasy and making it real by adding modifications to the game you're playing.

Personally, I have given quite a decent amount of time into playing flight simulator back in the days and I wouldn't say that it wasn't enjoyable but I have moved on now.

Seriously, I can't hate myself anymore for wasting my time and money on getting as well as actually playing The Order: 1886. Yes, it's a game where you're posed as a knight and kill both vampires and werewolves but it's something that you can complete in give or take 5 hours of gameplay.

Over the past few months, I have been recommended to get into playing Assassin's Creed Valhalla but I'm yet to fully adjust to playing it. Maybe when I'm done with play The Last Of Us II, then I might consider it.

The question is whether Speedrun has any good value added to the gameplay and my personal observations is a big NO. So, I don't really see them as worth the stress.