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Well, I'm gonna take a step back from forums soon, mainly because my interest in them has just waxed and waned too much in recent years. I lost my mother last year as well, and things are hard for me now. When it comes to Resident Evil, I don't enjoy it much any more, or just ranting about survival horror in general. The genre just gets used to milk more mediocre games that you can tell are cash grabs. And I hate how they just keep doing remakes of old games to apparently play it safe, and even the new entries are just average, to be frank. The lack of news between events is a slog, too. People are never satisfied. Fanboys are a nuisance as they just seem to like or defend anything you can tell is rubbish, and some of Konami's now ex supporters just want to continue to take jabs at the likes of them and so on, rather than being optimistic for the future. They're living in the past instead of just accepting that time has moved on. There's also not much activity on forums either. Not compared to how they were years ago. Another issue is that trolls and bots come dumping crap everywhere, and this may be due to a lack of care involved in running the community. There's a lot of movies I could just watch instead of talking about games. If you feel you just don't like the direction of a franchise any longer, sometimes taking a break from involving yourself in debates over it is perhaps a good idea. Or I could just tune in at E3 type events, so I ain't gonna drive myself barmy over having to rabbit on about things that shouldn't matter. But yes. I know E3 ended, but in general, I just meant when it comes to showing an interest in gaming events where the most important updates occur.

Yeah. The game was like The Last of Us on wheels. I loved playing it in the spring of 2019. It doesn't take too long to warm up and the enemy A.I. is impressive. I also loved the story. It was exciting when the camps got attacked and you were in the middle of the conflict between this crazy general and your people, saving the day. I also liked how those red oil cans could also be used as a weapon. You just shoot it, and if a few enemies are near the flames, bring the marshmallows. But Sony just wants to act like it wasn't a success. Yet people always support Capcom and their undercooked Resident Evil, RE Engine games.

What factors into making a game “atmospheric?” I think for me, it is a combination of art design, ambient sounds, a sense of mystery, and overall immersion. But it is hard to pin down.

Ken Levine’s new game Judas is finally slated for release early in 2025. Meanwhile, BioShock 4 is reportedly still under development. Which of these two games are you more exited about? I am a huge BioShock fan. Right now, I am most excited for Judas, as I can’t help thinking it may end up being more BioShock-y than whatever BioShock 4 ends up being.

What are some games where the physics of the game is utilized in puzzle design in some way? For example, this factors into gameplay in Outer Wilds. I was somewhat surprised that I got into it a lot.

Has anyone ever noticed that it sometimes suddenly becomes trendy to hate on certain games, even ones that came out years ago? Does anyone have any insights into what causes this toxic and annoying behavior? I see it a lot on Reddit.

First of all, hi everyone! It’s been ages! I hope everyone is doing well! Have you ever played a game that is way outside of your typical genre or format of game? If so, what was it that convinced you to play it?

Secret? No. Proudly obsessed with me? Yes.

Time doesn't heal wounds. But it makes it easier to deal with the pain. I'm mainly referring to a loss of a loved one, be it pet or human. But if you break your arm, the same thing applies.

A little bit of stress can make things more interesting. But too much of it can cause a myriad of health problems, both mental and physical. So no stress at all I see as a bad thing. But too much of it can be dangerous. So if we can lose 90% of our stress, but keep the last little bit, I think we would be damn close to a utopia.

Mind your own fucking business and leave people the hell alone. I'm looking at YOU Karen!

I'm on the fence. I love my showers, but sometimes sitting back in the water is bliss. If we're talking about getting clean, it's shower all the way. You're not washing yourself into the same water that you already made dirty. But I can easily relax under either one.

It's an executable offense. At least it should be.

Not so much with rodeo bulls. They're used to it and know what they're there to do. It's the cowboys that are stressed when a bull is charging.

The Meg (2018) - 8/10

Alright everyone, how's the week been so far? Is it going alright or has it been a disaster?

Played some Helldivers 2 today. The vehicle patch is taking pretty long to come - I want to use the mech and reek havoc!

Is rocking socks with sandals a fashion faux pas or simply a matter of personal preference? Some say it's a cardinal sin against style, while others argue it's just practicality. What's your view?

Hey everyone! Have you ever found out you had a secret admirer? Maybe it was a mysterious note slipped into your locker or a bouquet of flowers left on your doorstep. How did you feel when you found out? Did you ever uncover their identity?