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God knows, played so many games I might've encountered some lol

You living under a rock lol
I prefer Rolandinho to both of them to be honest.

Need for Speed and Fifa 98 are unbeatable on my list to be honest.

Medieval Ruler Dynasty Sim, that is more in depth and with castle building. A combo of Crusader Kings II, The Guild and Banished maybe. I'd love to be able to rule a royal family and create legacy, but CKII is not my thing anymore, I want more of a simulator type of game, that's more of like a cheese playing game than dynasty simulator.

Yes , I even created a small space shooter game, and I stopped as I went another direction for my money making path XD

This is going to sound silly, but don't judge, I just go by feeling. If I feel like thinking I play strategies, if I feel like chilling I play sim games that are like CitySkylines or some random silly game like among us.

I have a figurine of Sylvanas Windrunner from World of Warcarft, and if that's not nerdy, then my faction flags from the same game are.

I used to mix up X and Square a lot for some reason, I guess at some point they changed the fifa buttons and I was used to it one way, so mostly those two.

I completely agree with you on that. Some achievements aren't really worth trying getting them looking at how silly they are. 

NIce, I got a 14 seems like I need to level up my gaming knowledge XD

You have to understed, in China and asia in general 99% of the people use their phone for everything from paying to literary anything, they are mostly on their phone, like throughout the day. Which is terrible for kids as it will damage their eyesight really bad, plus the games in China are made with so many pay for options that it is dangerous for parents to leave the kids with the phone.  Also due to social interaction being as it is in China, people commit suicide because of games so to prevent such an addiction I think it's okay to limit the kids game time, but just so you know most kids bypass that limit with some app's or just enter their mother or father's number in, so it's as most laws in china vaguely followed.

As soon as someone mentioned Heavy metal in video games I thought of Brutal Legend, but then again Twisted Metal has some brutal tracks as well.

Ah the painful game of blocks, I hate it, and I will always hate it. This does not kill time when you are bored this kills you.

I'd love rust to keep all my stats from death to kills, that would be interesting. Also like CS:Go could have more fun stats after games, and see what rifle you are the best, or such.

It can go two ways, those who rage will get wilder, those who are calm and enjoy games will become calmer. The thing that would change the most is kinda too late for it now, and that is the opinion of our parents and grandparents. Today gaming is considered normal, it used to be bad, Satanist, it is still shunned upon but not as much as it used to be. So I guess the only thing that would change is that more people would play games.

Uuuu a new Silent Hill? Better Graphics, more scary?
I would love to see that happen as long as they don't mess it up in a schime to get money.

The Ruler Designer DLC for Crusader Kings 2, it just makes the game so much more fun if you can create yourself in the game and see how big your dynasty can grow.

The big problem, like in most things, is the easy money access without any big punishment. Like a lot of games taking money for an undone product is the same as players being traded/bought at a young age in basketball. You can't know if it's gonna be good but you take the quick money and don't care. The only projects that I know that turned it around are Rust and No Mans Sky. Other than that I do not know any game that did good after it was trash/unfinished.

Having free time and my friends having free time so we can all play together, that's the most painful thing ever.

Hmmm never had one, the only one is if it's boring give it another shot, and if it's boring again delete uninstall goodbye.
But generally I don't have rules, as it is just fun to play without rules.

I like a mix, a bit of commentary is good but being to quirky and too loud just makes me go watch another video.

To play smooth if it's an multiplayer game, if it is a single player game to not be boring. Other than that graphics can be bad, but the game still can be fun, sound can be bad but the game still can be great, but if it's lagging or too boring it's gonna be trash.

Absolutely. In fact, there are many games that teach the player about history or ancient/contemporary cultures. Games are funny (in general) and if players can increase their cultural level while having fun, well, I have no words to express how wonderful it is (I say this because most students don't like to study because for them it's tedious and boring, like in school. So, if people can learn things in an entertaining way, great). Examples: Assassin's Creed, God Of War, Tomb Raider, Ghost of Tsushima, Indiana Jones, Wolfenstein...
And yeah, i'd love to see games being used to teach at classes.
(Sorry if my english is a sh**, I'm learning)

As most big companies do, they try to get a part of a new market or get into an old one where they can make some profit.

Mostly instagram. I do have it all for my various websites and work related things. But mostly Instagram and that's it. I like tik tok too, a lot of funny videos on it after you manage to spam "Not interested" on all the girls dancing...