Keranov

I guess that you won't be able to play some older games which you have. The game might be old but you like it and you want to play it.

I buy the games on my PC from stores like Steam and they are permanently associated to my account. I don't see the point in renting video games.

The PC has more realistic and advanced graphics, some games which you can't play on Xbox, more customization and you can use the PC for many other things instead of gaming only. But it also might be more expensive to buy.

I have played a competitive Dust 2 match in CS:GO. I got my rank dropped from LEM to MG2 and I feel like smurf in these levels.

@xXInfectedXx I think that the poster was looking for a laptop instead of a desktop PC. Also, I would not recommend the list you created. Having this cooler with a locked CPU is somewhat wasted money. And the PSU - the green CX series (non M) are bad quality. You can also use PCPartPicker to find parts from multiple retailers at different prices.

It would be a great feature to the forum which would increase the activity. But there are already auctions for gift cards. Having a standalone shop might be too expensive to hold.

Well, I also didn't as none of the video games I wanted to buy weren't on sale in Steam. I guess PUBG is still so new for a sale. I remember one time it had a -20% deal for a week.

The 1.31 update in Euro Truck Simulator 2 which improved psychics. I got used to driving with 130 in corners without getting the truck flipped and with the new version I got the truck flipped a few times before I learned how not to.

I have had about 8-10 dreams about video games if I remember correctly. The most recent one I think was about Grand Theft Auto V. I was doing whatever I could do in the game basically, explode things, kill people, etc.

I think that Grand Theft Auto VI will get released somewhere in 2020. This time, they should learn from the previous mistakes and actually make the story mode as interesting as in San Andreas, make the building enter-able, actually have real psychics and fix the online load time. And also, it would be very good to see new countries coming to the map.

The MMO and MMORPGs are surely the worst freemium options available. One person who has been grinding very hard for years can get rekt from a pay to win player who just installed the game yesterday.

I would also go with Counter Strike: Global Offensive. You can play this game everyday because of the community servers and the competitive system. The most I would pay for it is up to 25 euro.

I never have spent any money on a MMO/MMORPG. I don't find it that I can afford to spend so much money on a video game just to make the grinding process shorter. And if I just buy everything with money I wouldn't have any in-game skill.

If you want the more powerful console I would suggest you to get the Xbox. But if you are more into games and exclusives the Playstation is the way to go.

The first time when I played Minecraft. It was the only thing which I wanted to do at the moment and nothing else. I also was planning buildings when I'm not home to play it.

It was just yesterday when I was playing Counter Strike: Global Offensive with my friends. Got matched with a wallhacker in the enemy team and of course lost the match because of the cheater.

If I could combine 2 games into one I would do it this way - get my favourite video game and get it merged with the most popular one within the same genre.

I have played Clash of Clans on my phone. Made 2 Loonion attacks with my fairly new Town Hall 9 account and got some upgrades going on.

I remember once I was playing my favourite MMORPG for around 18 hours the same day. I don't find anything wrong with that when you have nothing else to do and just want to have fun.

I actually don't like Fortnite and because of that I never have played it. I find the building element and the cartoon graphics not a good fit for the battle royale genre.

I never have purchased any game merchandise. The main reason for this is probably that I find it expensive for me. At least, for the specific merchandise I want to buy.

I have heard a lot about this game and when I looked into it, I actually liked it. I might try it soon and see how is it indeed.

You always can put your items in the Steam Community Market at a price you want but it should be a reasonable one. Also, there is a tax when you put an item there. Valve is getting a small amount of the money.

In some missions in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 the vehicles are very useful. Chasing a target, getting away from the enemies, shooting them and much more.

Once, I got matched with very weak teammates and 2 of them were also trolling. At one moment, I couldn't handle my rage and just shoot them and got a competitive cooldown in Counter Strike: Global Offensive.