Ajibusu
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On 9/25/2022 at 7:37 PM, Kane99 said:
I use both. These days I probably use my PC more for movies and TV than my actual TV. Main reason why is because I'm on it more often for work and hanging out. I watch movies almost every night with my friends, otherwise I'm gaming.
I guess you make use of your PC most times from what you said. The TV is just there for visitors to your place and nothing more on it.
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On 9/28/2022 at 4:22 AM, killamch89 said:
You could get a foldable laptop table that you can use in bed. This is just an example by the way - you can get some adjustable ones that allow you to just lay in bed and work.
A friend got this in 2020 and it was a joy to behold. You can adjust to fit into a particular area with less stress. The good side of it is how cheap that it is as well.
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On 8/12/2022 at 1:14 AM, Justin11 said:
I don't make use of Spotify account, I use boom player for all my online music. I never really searched about gaming tracks, you can listen to any music of your choice while gaming. I love listening to external soundtracks of love songs while playing games at nights, it keeps me emotional appealing.
Spotify is better, in my opinion, and you have lots of game soundtracks that you can listen to when playing your favorite game. I feel pumped up when I play games with the music on.
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Oh! gush, saw this late, but will have to have a look at it and see what the features are like. By the way, anyone checked it out?
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On 3/30/2022 at 5:05 PM, Knight Barida said:
You can now stream most of those games using the PS Now. I think the subscription fee is now just $10 monthly ( a bit high in my opinion).
I strongly doubt that paying 10 bucks to stream loads of games is expensive. You are getting quality content while learning from most of the top players around the world. What else do you want?
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I can say it was as a result of peer pressure 🤣🤣🤣. A lot of my childhood pals were part of the group that always play Playstation 2 at game houses. I have no choice than to join the group since it was always fun.
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It was not a good experience when I tried making use of it. I think the manufacturers have more work to do to ensure players don't experience all those bugs that come with it.
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On 3/23/2022 at 7:16 AM, Knight Barida said:
Playing offline games got its advantages such as not being vulnerable to online bullying and all of that. However, there are gamers that focus on online games because it helps to save progress since they can play on any device.
The biggest challenge that gamers face with playing online game is the bullying from other players. You can get into a war of words all because you are trying to make a point on an event that occurred in the game.
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On 12/4/2021 at 3:16 PM, Darth said:
Forza and Halo for me. The PS5 is my main console so it would be great to play FH5 and Halo Infinite on that. But since we can't for obvious reasons, I just ended up getting a Series X to play them.
Forza Horizon for me not being on the Playstation consoles make it look like we are missing a lot. I play this racing game on my PC and it was breathtaking!
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I do that with my close circle. I don't even care what anyone thinks about doing so. I want to see how I rank against my pals that always talk about how they are going to beat me in the game.
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On 8/6/2022 at 10:37 AM, Heatman said:
If they are not careful, it's going to most likely get to the point it did for Activision Blizzard and they would be forced to sell off the company without even proper valuation.
It feels sad to see a gaming company like Ubisoft allow its policies to shoot themselves in the leg that are now struggling so much.
This is a fact. Even their CEO came out one time to say that all gamers should be out in support for NFTs.
We ain't going to support what will ruin our finances at the end of the day! They messed up big time with a decision such as this and I hope they realize that early and make changes.
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The high volatility of NFTs is big enough to make most gamers not plug into what they are offering. Whether it is for research purposes or not, I care less about that.
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On 9/18/2022 at 11:11 PM, Heatman said:
I'm definitely not going to spend a dime on this one because I don't think that it's worth it. Even for $10, I don't think I would buy it. There are good cheaper game's that's going to more entertaining to play.
I would rather spend that kind of money in the pub having fun 😂😂. I think it's high time gamers stop buying any trash released by these guys.
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On 9/29/2022 at 2:05 AM, killamch89 said:
$100 at most for me - Anything more and it just makes sense to buy a brand new one. Used electronics have gotten a lot more expensive in recent years.
$200 would be the mark for me. I don't see anything wrong with spending that kind of money on a gaming device that can last for a number of years. Absolutely nothing wrong as long as the quality is there.
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On 9/29/2022 at 2:07 AM, killamch89 said:
Death Stranding is a mixed bag for me - It's good investment if you get it with Gamepass but honestly, the gameplay itself was good but the story is so complex. I still don't get it.
To understand more about the storyline of Death Stranding, you will have to watch some popular YouTubers analyze it as well.
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11 minutes ago, Demon_skeith said:
Google is a joke to a point there is a site that lists all their failed projects. If it isn't a success out the door, they kill it.
I would say that they lack the drive to push for the long term with some of those projects. Not investing in talents has really dealt with their progress.
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On 9/28/2022 at 12:12 PM, Empire said:
I am to believe that every single game developer started out with a dream and a passion for videogames. When the company is large enough to be interesting for people with ties and suitcases, this is where their focus changes from it being about a passion to obtaining maximum profit. Its pretty natural in all entertainment industries I reckon. Very few developers can and will stay in the 'love for videogames' zone once big money starts to become part of the equation.
The passion is not enough to keep them moving. That is certainly what I get from the increasing number of microtransactions in these popular games. They want to make more money while building games of their dream. However, a CEO coming out to blast those that still do these games for passion shows how shallow minded that he is.
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18 hours ago, Empire said:
GTA to a point, even going back to the old GTA games and you see something that you have not seen before 😛 I mean it's a open big map and you see new things over time that you ever seen there before or whatnot.
The GTA series presented gamers with a bigger experience where you have more ground to cover. I kinda liked what the developers did with making most of us think deep in order to achieve success in the game.
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18 hours ago, Empire said:
The old 'The Dark Eye' video gamed are quite close to playing the tabletop version. They are called Blade of Destiny, Star Trail and Shadows over Riva.
Mine would be the Planescape: Torment was wildly unique. The setting takes one to a city known as Sigil, situated at the middle of all other planes of existence. Here, you can experience angels,demons and automatons. I will rank it as one of the best video games that is in this category.
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6 hours ago, Kane99 said:
I think games like Skyrim and Fallout have done factions/groups quite well. When I played Skyrim for example, I remember joining some factions, but forget what. I wanted to be a vampire at one point, but stopped playing the game after a while.
Anyway, I'd say those two games, but I'm sure there are a bunch of other games I am forgetting about.
Skyrim made me felt that way. You are likely to have mixed emotions playing the game as you would want to be this or that depending on the level that you have reached.
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I don't think that I will be too connected to an online game to the extent of feeling the need to play it one last time before it was shut down.
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13 hours ago, Akun said:
What's not to understand? It's an inherently flawed and biased system that guarantees quality support to privileged and entitled members only. And what you're saying is that anyone who doesn't put hundreds of hours into their PS games should just suck it up and put up with shitty customer service if there are bugs and issues? I'm sorry, but that's insulting.
If a gamer has put enough time into playing some games, there are higher chances that such player won't even have the need for any support. There are gamers in those regions that they mentioned who do everything to win, but always find it difficult.
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6 hours ago, Kane99 said:
That's cool. But I don't know if it counts towards Sony's new tournament system. That'll probably focus on PS games only. I hope they allow people to create their own tournaments, or host their own. I think that would add a lot of fun to the whole thing.
It is going to be only Playstation games. Whatever they do,they should try and confirm the fans desire and carry them along.
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6 hours ago, Kane99 said:
Isn't this kinda old news? I thought Sony was already worried and annoyed by Microsoft's recent acquisition and attempts at acquisition.
It's a fair thing to be worried about. MS is buying up these big studios that are known to be multiplatform, and now there is a chance that Sony may no longer get these games if Microsoft decide to make the future games Xbox/PC exclusive. I don't think that will happen, but it could happen years from now.
Why can't Sony make moves to have a stake in other big studios as well. It is more like Microsoft are doing what they have to do to ensure that they are in business after Sony dominated for a number of years.
Linux v MacOS v Windows - Which do you prefer to use daily?
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I am the Windows guy. I make use of it for my gaming and other stuff that requires the help of a PC. I have never experienced what using a linux feels like anyway.