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Oh yeah, that happens to me sometimes too. One thing which has helped is adding it to the shortcuts menu. But then I forget that I have a shortcuts menu ...

I haven't. Honestly, I don't even know all that much about them. Have you?

That's quite cool. Where have you acquired all the skulls? I collect abandoned toys.

Watchdogs Legion.

Good point. When I played multiplayer games more, I also ended up soaking up a lot of fellow gamers' interests, many of them barely related to what we were doing in-game.

Thank you! :) I second all of those nominations. I think those are most of the members I've noticed being most active.

Seeing another teaser from the game would have been quite reasonable if it will release in two years, IMO. That wouldn't be unusual at all.

@kingpotato @killamch89 @The Blackangel Thanks for helpful suggestions. Wouldn't having a fan blowing on the console actually reduce dust settling on it, not make more dust settle?

Crisps, popcorn, pretzels, standard junk food fare really. Beverage of choice is Zevia.

Playing Minerva’s Den DLC for Bioshock 2 right now, first playthrough.

Interesting question, but I can't think of an answer. Even if there were a game I really hated, I know someone somewhere probably loved it, and it still might have contributed in some positive way to game development. I don't have one.

When the PS5 and Xbox Scarlett release, how long will you wait to buy your next console? Will you get it right away, or will you wait for a while for it to come down in price? The latest rumors say that they will both sell for around $400, which sounds pretty decent considering the technology.

What are your favorite co-op games, and what makes a good co-op game?

That sounds like my general approach. I figure I'll wait maybe a year after PS5 comes out to grab it. I doubt it'll be that cheap by then, but at least the initial high price should come down a bit. And since it is backwards compatible, it's like getting a PS4 at the same time for me, so that will justify the price.

lol. I guess I should have added, "and get a proper answer" to the question you ask.

I haven't played the DLC yet. Is it good?

It blows my mind how often I encounter something which is brand new to me in that game after so much time.

In my case, I was also young. In some ways, the entire mess was actually how I developed a moral compass. Before that, I am not sure I had much of one.

Was there a game or developer you really were hoping would be at E3 that wasn't?

What are some games you’ve played which were slow to get started, or deceptively simple or straightforward initially, but which turned out to be something really incredible or surprising by the end?

If you had the chance to ask any person involved in video game development any one question and get a clear answer, what would you ask and why? I am positive I’d ask Ken Levine something about Bioshock Infinite, but I’m not sure yet what my question would be. I need a couple more playthroughs before I know exactly what I would need answered (versus what I’ll by then have figured out on my own).

Were there any games you took an interest in for the first time because of E3 this year (or previous years, for that matter)? In my case, I never took much interest in Watch Dogs before as a series, but after watching the Watch Dogs Legion trailer, I like, have to have it.

I keep thinking my best bet is to stand around next to a snake, since they stay in one place a long time, and wait for a bird to land next to it or something, lol. I tried putting bait down next to the snake a couple times, and it was a disaster each time as I was overrun by boar or cougars. I really am at a loss with this one.

Rofl. At least you dodged that nonexistent grenade successfully. I remember a particularly annoying Tetris effect hallucination while I was struggling to fall asleep one night where I could see the Skyrim quest marker in the distance, but I couldn't fall asleep until I reached it. But I couldn't get to it. It just kept moving away.

@killamch89 And I missed Doom Eternal, so thanks for sharing!