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Unfortunately, you’re right. Games are no longer about challenge. They’re about rewards. You get a trophy or new skill for the most inane of accomplishments. If the game makes you feel like you’ve accomplished something when you’ve actually done nothing, it will keep up the sales. This generation is lazy and wants everything without earning it. Sad.

Monster Hunter World: Iceborne Hunted Brachydios. I think I made the right call going from HR Lunastra armor to MR Dodogama armor. The armor skills of that set makes his slime mostly harmless to me. I mean, I'll still take a good chunk of damage if it explodes, but at least I'm not getting blastblight. I really like the armor set; I think I'm gonna farm Brachydios to get it and a few of its weapons, and hold on to them until I have MR Lunastra gear.

You'll develop withdrawal symptoms if you don't play it for an extended period of time. Ask @StaceyPowers or @kingpotato

Apologies for the delay, congrats to @kingpotato! I've awarded you with 500 Points.

Handsome Jack from Borderlands 2 is hilarius, his comments between fights and after some missions are normally jokes so bad that they are good.

I would like to see an 80s type story or city just like in Vice city. The 80s are making a comeback in pop culture so it will be cool to see that in a new GTA, also most of the modern world aspects where already addresed in GTA 4 and 5.

That is a very valid point and I don't know of many companies hiring gamers unless it is a gamer-related job either.

I agree and thank the heavens they aren't going to change their stance towards microtransactions anytime soon.

They must have put something in Skyrim to keep us hooked because i can't stop playing it no matter how predictable the story is and seeing each ending a million times.

Kingpotato explained this pretty well. The telltell games genre was unique like those japanese comic type games. Where you have to do less fighting and more just move along the story lines. So their batman storylines along with wolf among us was pretty different. I think it's more of shifting of shell company I am guessing.

Some of the things this generation complain about is so petty that it's ridiculous. Take for instance, changing a doorknob - they actually have to hire someone to do it when all you need is a screwdriver set and an identical lock. Yet, this neighbor of mine in his early 20's was moaning how difficult it was to do and how he will have to replace it and it's going to take forever. -_-