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I wouldn't say much better but I'm a fighter, so I'm going to beat it no matter how difficult it is. 
Thanks for showing concern. 

Only certain models of the PS3 are backwards compatible.
 
https://gamingsection.net/news/what-playstation-3-models-are-backwards-compatible/#:~:text=60GB model numbers that begin,backward compatible via software emulation.

Usually thinking about death creeps me out because I haven't accomplished enough yet.  I prefer to daydream about what my next girlfriend will be like.

You and cars are so connected that you might request to be buried in one when you finally get to join your ancestors 😂.. 

Playing soccer IRL is the best entertainment therapy in my life, second to video games, more especially under racing. 

We are waiting for what CDC would come up with their own excitement when it comes to naming their own new discovery disease. 

That will be pathetic indeed, everyone got what's making them money, and we wouldn't discriminate that, not even WHO, even if it has health effect. Those who are making money as a result of playing games wouldn't listen to what WHO said. 

Some people are addicted to making money right? I'm very sure that you know people have such addiction. What can WHO say on that? Will they label them having money disorder disease? 

I'm actually waiting for them to tag a specific set of people that are the one's that are likely exposed to their so called gaming disorder disease. 

What have they done so far to help those that have their so called gaming disorder disease? 🙄 

As much as I hate to say it, I think the WHO is somewhat right here. There is very real possibility of people becoming addicted to video games. I still believe that if someone has an addictive personality, they will be addicted to whatever they find to be fun. But, I believe addiction to games is real, and some people do need help. Now, I mean people who do nothing but game all day, don't eat much, don't care for themselves or their family and so on. When it gets that bad, than I say there's a big problem. 
But, it's the same as those who are addicted to the internet. Sad truth is, I think we're all addicted to the web for the most part. If anything, I view it was tech addiction, where you're addicted to the internet, gaming, and other forms of digital media and devices. 

Who even cares about what they list or don't list as a disease? It's still not going to change anything or deter me from playing. 

I was actually trying to say that Calypso deserved everything he got dished to him by Sweettooth. If he goes to hell, that's a whole lot better. 

This is a bit random, but I'm curious, and also seeking to find out if I'm a little bit mad. When a video game offers you the chance to name specific armour, weapons or equipment (like in The Elder Scrolls, for example), do you have a pattern?
 
I always like to name my equipment after artists, song or albums I like. For example, I'll name a bow "Primo Victoria" named for the Sabaton song/album of the same name. It's Latin for "First Victory", so for me it fits. For the same reason I also like to call armoured footwear "Sabaton" because that's what a "Sabaton" is. I've also named a sword "Lovebites" for the Japanese all-female power metal band, a bow "Unleash The Archers" again for the band of the same name and a mace "Archangel" in tribute to the Amaranthe song bearing the name.
 
What influence do to you draw from for inspiration?

I usually game in the evenings and I look forward to it every evening. It's hard for me to get too involved in a game during the day. I think it's a great barrier to prevent addiction. When the sun goes down my fangs protrude. Hsssssss. Give me blood, give me war, let me walk a road wherever I want to go. I used to read a lot, but now my major source of entertainment is gaming. I'd rather game than watch tv. Reading is just lacking that ummph that games bring. But honestly, I feel more grounded when I read more. At this point, gaming rules all. And I don't give a damn. Take me where you want to take me. My reality is not something I want to face anymore. This world is in shambles. At least in games I can do something. Empowerment. Reality depends on the goodness of entire populations. Gaming only depends on me where I am the savior of all. Where I can fly right into the precipice of those with the power to decide fates. 
 

It definitely depends on my mood and what other things I did on that day. When I'm in the right mood and I've been looking forward to playing a certain game, it can definitely be a very good part of your day. But I'm not someone that actively looks forward to gaming every single day, and for every single hour of that day.

Depending on the kind of mood that I'm in, if it's playing video games that takes up the mood, it will be the best part of my day. I have movies mood too. 

Depends on the game and whatnot. Most of the time while gaming and playing with your mates or whatnot it can take away whatever life gives you. LIke if you had a boring or hard busy day, then gaming can keep your minde off. 

Is gaming the best part of your day? It is for me. It is the time of day that I get all to myself with no distractions or issues, and I finally get to decompress and relax.

Call me cynical if you want, but I personally don't measure the quality of a game on how many copies it has sold, so I see no point in glorifying these stats. Buy 2015, 20 million people had had bought and/or played Destiny and it set all sort of sales records, but that didn't stop the game being crap. So I really don't see the point on discussing this.

I disagree completely. The ‘old’ generation of gaming was far better. Nowadays we get broken games and micro transactions and a poor experience. Gaming 10 years was way better than it is now.

The sad truth is, whether you think it's right or not, the majority of mankind's advances in Medical Science have been achieved by experiments and testing on other animals. From basic First Aid and CPR to life saving drugs, inoculations, radiotherapy have been achieved by experiments and testing on other animals. Even techniques in medical training like stitching and surgery are taught using animal carcasses.  If it weren't for animal testing the polio vaccine, which pretty obliterated the disease in the 50s and 60s many of us and our parents wouldn't be alive to have this conversation.  I'm all for aminal welfare but in my opinion people come first.
 
With that being said I agree @Reality vs Adventure with regard to Elon Musk and these experiments.  The technology is interesting and impressive in theory but at the end of the day it's for little more than toy's, not medicine.  It's not worth that kind of suffering for these monkey's.

That's definitely a nope from me - I like my brain just as it is and I don't want anyone else to be able to control it.

I'll pass on this, got enough going on in my head right now 😛
If it were to happen, I'd say in the next... 50 years? 

Don't we all do that actually when playing? I think that personally I'd process the game play in my head first before actually playing it.