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What items do you bother picking up in the games you play? I always pick up ammo of any type along with money. I generally pick up health-related consumables. Aside from that, I only pick up things I plan to use myself and/or items I feel sort of sorry for—i.e. the teddy bears in Fallout. But I don’t collect much else. It rarely seems necessary to pick up other items to sell after one is done being a newbie.

Like @Shagger and @Crazycrab I have to bow out of this as well. My feelings on NFT's are well known as also, so I couldn't support a game that promotes them and have any hope of self respect after, since I would be violating my own personal principles. To those here who are either indifferent or support NFT's, I wish you the best of luck. But I just can't support this whole craze.

Here is all the crap i picked up in may. I just stuck with the main 3 consoles i'm collecting for at the moment, nothing too crazy or expensive, but damn i need to start getting better at taking pictures : Og japanese xbox : 7 Japanese wii u : man there were days people would go nuts for those smash bros bundles with the gamecube adapter and pay close to 200$ for them, nowadays you can have a brand new for about 40 atleast that's what i paid. That nintendo land bundle was about 15$ brand new just to show how cheap wii u games are in japan. Those monster hunter games set me back a little more then i wanted but since they are exclusive to japan and it seems other collectors are willing to fork out a premium for them i should get my hands on as soon as possible. Japanese xbox 360 : can't really add much here but i'm happy to find a complete Shin hokuto musou treasure box, there is always something missing like it comes with a clock that is either broken or missing or the box is damaged, the clock isen't used so i had to get it. I paid about 1000 yen for it (about 8$) so that was a good deal, glad i held off on it. I also like my videogame books so these are the ones i picked up the last couple of months, i do have to say the dreamcast collected works dissapointed me a little as it's more of an artbook with a few interviews here and there. But the quality of the book overall is top notch. I always pick up these perfect catalogues when they get released in japan they finally released one for the ps2, these cover every ps2 game released in japan with some small info. So for a japanese import collector like me these are a must buy. The persona/shin megami tensei and the wrestling with pixels ones are a no brainer if you are into either and like reading or discover more about the smt franchise or wrestling games. You can get them both from amazon and they aren't that expensive to get should you be interested. The go straight is offcourse with 650 pages the ultimate book about side scrolling beat em ups, i always buy bitmap their books whenever they release a new one as they are the best when it comes to videogame books, always top notch quality and very well written, exellent lay out with huge ass pictures and whatnot and you know prices are reasonable for what you get. now you know why i get up at 1.30 am at night to go to work.

I find that very hard to believe that a gamer isn't on Discord. Why if may ask? It was one of the first place I started making use of when I started gaming full time. I have already joined the Discord channel.

I never expected him to lose that election. If you had inside information on how Russian politics is ran, you would know he's already won the election before it was done.

I never really taken my time to play any NFT based games. I wouldn't condemn NFTs and Metaverse, the world is digitalized, and video games are becoming much more interesting with Metaverse. I've witnessed P2E games that are connected with NFTs as it's reward tokens. @DC I've joined their discord server, not yet approved, I'll see how it goes with the project before I say anything further, thank you.

If after checking out the game and it's worth the time to be invested in playing it, if I can have fun with it in the process, why not? I would give it a try.

If you play then you know better than me. I'd imagine a violin is more difficult but I think in either case it's practice.

Even if I have accomplished everything in the world, I still wouldn't be comfortable with dying. Who's going to enjoy all my accomplishments?

Oh, that's nice. I never had that checked out yet but it's good to pick up the update from you. Good job on this one.

If "Bethesda" isn't written on the box, odds are you'll be OK. I found Horizon Zero Dawn to very polished at launched, but that didn't stop Guerrilla from making a lot of improvements anyway, and made those patches before starting work on the DLC. That is doing it right. I also don't recall seeing anything major in the Gravity Rush games, a really underrated PS Vita and PS4 games I'd recommend. They have had a few stinkers, but honestly Ubisoft's open world games are usually OK as well, but be a little careful especially if is a recent release.

Yeah, that's the plan I guess. If it serves the purpose for which it was designed, then all would be considered good.

Yeah, the game is guided on the side quest, of you overlook the information provided by the developers, you'll fall at the sideways, which means failing in the game so easily.

Someone is fed up already 😂.

When you talk about video games that's got a bleak and sad/dark atmosphere, then you can't leave out The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. It's by far the darkest Zelda game ever.