Justin11

Either ways you are having a good time doing what you like, certain deal breakers like the one you mentioned as the medieval period could make you slowly and slowly lose interest in video games that Interest can be channeled to something else you find more interesting like movies and TV shows.

Most of my video game experience were usually around consoles and I have never really played video games on PC so currently if I get into it I would need more time to adapt to the mouse and keyboard control.

Making a trailer isn't easy though but it is definitely nothing compared to developing a full game, though I like to appreciate the effort these people put into giving us certain video game content and this one is nothing short of amazing.

I haven't played DOOM and though this Is strange for me because my buddy is a big fan of doom and we share same console but whenever I play I don't even consider trying out doom.

Okay, i would keep that in mind when I finally get the game.

I think this depends on Interests and the kind of video games you enjoy playing, for me it just sit well when I play racing game and even if I haven't that particular video game before I just adapt to it easily. When it comes to other genres like soul games it takes me a longer time to adapt to it.

I was very picky as well when I joined the community I would only play Moto Gp or Gran Turismo and nothing more but now I find that I am willing to explore and try out other genre of video games. I don't feel I have outgrown video games but now I don't have more time to play as I used to.

I rarely change my ride height though I played it some months ago but I remember you could change the ride angle, every WRC game I have played had that settings.

There are certain scripted pasta of video games that are hilarious and you just wonder what the game developers were Even thinking when they included that part to the main story. Lol

I see, maybe it's more superficial than it is the fault of the videogames it self , you don't just enjoy playing them and even when you try to you just get bored of it just a few minutes into the game.

That's true, it's zoom feature is more prominent during conversations though during the main story that zoom feature isn't that exciting.

Alright, hopefully I get to play Skyrim sometime too, maybe in the next couple of months but I would definitely play it.

That's true which is why it sometimes look like he is putting much pressure on Atreus and wouldn't let him do whatever he wants some times.

That's understandable, sometimes you just feel the need to give in a complete focus and try to pass a level and in times when you fail to you just take the penalty other than skipping it or just proceeding to play it over again.

I actually noticed that when I had my first play through but I felt it was negligible and not really a factor worthy of mention here. But I also noticed you had more options in terms of car customization and upgrade if you ever feel the need to do one.

That sounds interesting, I like to create my own characters and still considering getting into video games development later on. If I get to play this game then I think I might just spend all my time customizing my character other than playing the main story.

The Sardinia route is actually my forte I am so good at it I just breeze through it without any hindrance. But glad to know you are getting along with the Game really well.

The start of some RPG'S or open world game can be usually slow because the game developers would try to build the story from the point but as you progress and begin to understand the game better you tend to become more and more attuned to it.

That's exactly same for fans of maybe resident evil or some other video game franchise that tries to achieve a consistent yearly release of video games.

Okay, I hope you've been having a good time on WRC 9 so far.

Personally I Haven't played much of portal either but I have seen a few game play videos on it and I have realized that the developers of portal were able to achieve a puzzle game with a storyline that makes it a whole lot interesting and intriguing.

For the first game play I don't even skip anything including the dialogue that always happens in certain games at the beginning which is meant to give you a hint of what to expect but if I am coming back to play for the second time I just skip those parts.

I am yet to play bayonnetta 3 though I have been taking about it for a while now and sincerely I don't really know what to expect from the game anymore, have you played and Completed it already?

I haven't gotten the game yet but I was considering getting it before the end of the week, I really didn't want to purchase it and not have time to play so I would wait until I get enough spare Time.

They were an interesting amount of exciting games that was released this year and I am excited I was able to play a few of them, I really can't wait for others still coming out before the end of the year to be out already.