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I nominate @The Blackangel @kingpotato @DylanC @UleTheVee @xXInfectedXx @Alyxx @Executor Akamia @killamch89 @LadyDay All have been very active contributing to conversation this month!

Sorry then. That's very popular game and I'm surprised you haven't heard about it. Check the video below then. That's japanese action-adventure hack and slash game.

It’s no secret that I’m an apologist for Fallout 76 (I’ve had a lot of fun with it, honestly). Don’t get me wrong, there are lots of reasons to hate on it, which are totally valid. But I’m one of the few who actually really like it. Are there any games you really like that no-one else likes?

Are there any dull/repetitious/grind-y types of tasks in video games you particularly enjoy, despite the fact that they are probably considered “boring” by most gamers?

Other than plotline deaths, most follower deaths are entirely preventable from what I can see, and in many cases aren't permanent in any capacity. I do prefer when it's permanent, though. It's not so much that I "let" them die, though, so much that I was unable to save them in that moment. I got Cass killed in Fallout: New Vegas because I was in Hardcore mode and was under-equipped to finish her questline. I turned Hardcore mode on because it raises the realism a smidge, including allowing most, if not all, of the game's companions to die permanently. See, it's not that I'm a heartless bastard who sends his companions on suicide missions, it's that, if the death is permanent, it makes me care about their well-being that much more. If the Arbiter gets taken out in Halo 3, it's no big deal to me; he'll get right back up a little later. If any of my allies in Fallout: New Vegas die, I actually feel that. Immortal allies kind of brings out a certain level of complacency that doesn't happen when your allies can't walk away from attacks that should rightfully atomize them.

Maybe Gothic 3?

Wow... That's the most riveting and tearjerking backstory.

All the games that I like to play have fans, so... I can't think of any specifically that I like and that is "hated" by someone, haha! On the other hand, I think I can think of some less popular ones.

It is a pretty interesting movie, to say the least...

There's a ton of hate for Dead Space 3, and coming off of the first two I kinda get it, but taken as it is, a co-op action horror shooter, it's a damn good time. It achieved what Capcom failed to do with RE6. I really dug the weapon customization system. My brother and I running around with Rocket Launchers tied to grenade launchers never got old.

Lydia has suicided xD

Skyrim, Dragon standing still in the middle of the air and because the damn thing wouldnt die or go away I couldnt fast travel.

The merchant: "Welcome stranger"- Resident evil 4

That makes me feel significantly better. It's pretty good all things considered.

What a legendary video. The Shia LaBeouf song is almost as good, but that's a topic for a different thread.

Borderlands 1. Expected to hate it, ended up becoming one of my favourite games.

I rewatched The Winter Soldier with my wife on a plane - it was her first time. I love it still - the cast is great and Evans has so much heart as Cap it won even my wife over. Most of the action is weighty and readable, and the story beats are still compelling after many rewatches. 9/10 fan favorite

One of the worst I've seen happened to my buddy not me personally. It was in Skyrim and every time he would fast travel a dragon would spawn, even inside cities where they usually would not appear, which would put NPCs at risk as they would all rush to help fight the dragon, and a few well known NPCs died fighting the dragons which closes their shops forever. Eventually he just had to stop fast traveling, or he would fast travel outside the city, fight the dragon, then go in.

On which platform? I've never heard anything of this game. Sounds like a a horror style amusement. What's the concept? Would you recommend Devil May Cry 5 to me?