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There are allot 🙂 And the shocking part that the games the I brought years ago is now free 😞 CSGO is one of the games that I brought back then.

The brains behind The Fifth Element would have been better off adding a sixth element - common sense - to the plot, and allowing it to form a bridge between the film's fantastic visual appeal and its ramshackle plot. Bruce Willis was good back then in most great films that people like, not like now. I do not know why he's going down a hole right now with films in the last two years. Bruce Willis has been doing acting in cheap and crap films.

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I had a lot of good times, there are some but I can't remember all of them. One time that I was playing League with a few friends. I'm horrible at it, and was playing Ashe I believe. A friend and I were in a lane together and both low as fuck on health. Then the enemy champs start coming after us. We start booking it, he's on a streak and doing super well and really can't afford to die. I turn around and blindly smash all my keys at the enemy champs, killing one and getting the other to target me while he got away safely. Everyone on my team cheered. I couldn't stop smiling.

I tried literally every single emulator and I would say LD PLAYER is the best one. People always talk about Bluestacks and Memu. No one talks about the LD layer. I have no idea why LD Player is so underrated. It's the best emulator for me. It got some great events and really awesome rewards for some games. Games like PUBG and Free Fireworks perfectly in LD Player. (I tried these games using other emulators and I was satisfied with their performance.) Just give it a try. I promise you won't regret it.

I strongly prefer PVP when its consentual for both sides, at least moderately so. Forcing a fight is fine, so long as both sides have time to prepare and get in the proper headspace. I absolutely hate PVP when its one party surprise attacking another with basically zero warning, when that other side was just minding its own business doing some pve activity. This is a completely toxic form of PVP as it encourages players to consider other players as objects that can be abused for their entertainment.

I just do not like reviews like that, Same with tech reviews and whatnot. You hear about the new news but end of the day I watch those that have spent a full week or more on that tech that they got their hands on to do a real deal. Seen so many that do a full review and yet they just got the new tech as of today and have not had a good amount of days to weeks to see it for themselves.

Just saying 😛 At times they might have to cut the cost down by removing what they had since the last gen phone.

Yet they are needed help more and they have over 360K new casees in the last 24 hours. The Government is not helping at all in that case. On that note we are talking off topic now LOL

The phone that I have is an 2021 model and that does not come with a 5G model LOL Wih new phones still being released it's shocking that they still do not do 5G support.

I would say there needs to be a big marketing push for the community aspect of arcades. If arcades put more effort into fostering a regular community (weekly low-stakes tournaments, instructional nights, launch events and contest etc), you could see individual locations thriving. But that's more of a marketing thing, and it has to fight tooth and nail against a game culture that has for the most part become comfortable gaming in isolation. But peoples till come out for big tournaments, so there might be something to learn from there.

Never really thought about it, being good or bad but most of the time you always play the game/story again and taken on the other story sided. I say what I feel and how the story is going to become as it's being done.

I love choices, all styles of decision mechanics. The Life is Strange style can certainly be frustrating, especially in the most recent one where you can choose to oppose something and end up doing it anyway. Weak. I'm a giant fan of Detroit: Become Human, but a massive improvement would been choices that lead to avoiding certain sequences entirely, such as the protest and running away. I know that they're vital parts of the story's progression, but I'd like to see a game go "And nothing else/big happened. Everything stayed the same." without it being a "bad" ending or character death/Game Over, or an ending at all. It can totally turn into a Slice of Life game on that character's side of the story! What if we got the choice to not touch Markus's owner's son at all or restrain him instead of knocking him the hell out? Things like that.

Unless they get the game early before anyone else and plays the game before it gets out is one option. But end of all they can't They might not even have the game and played the game but rather do the review from what they have had and hear and sen others do. Most reviews are month after the full release and then read the people game reviews 🙂

Keeping it rather contemporary, some of the better ones are: 28 Days Later, Children of Men, Michael Clayton, No Country for Old Men, Zodiac, 28 Weeks Later, Contagion, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Side Effects.

In that case I would not even have that in a offce place. On that note they would not spend more then $30 on basic keyboards 😛 But then more and more people are working from home.

No poijt in getting 5g RIght now in my option. If you are in australia and parts of the US then yes, full stream ahead. However in the UK we just rolled 5G out and it's going to be years before it's really going to be out there. Most UK locations can't even get 4G network. I'm in a bad location and can't even get 4G ;( and to get 5G have to drive 3 hours away.

Probably an unpopular opinion, but mine has to be VIII. It was the first one I ever played, and I still love replaying it to this day! I’m currently in a replay of the remastered version and it feels only better than it had before! I’ve played all of the other titles and have enjoyed every one of them! I get a sense of nostalgia from all of them every time I replay them. However, VIII still gives me a nostalgic feeling that’s slightly different from the rest. I’m sure because it’s my first entry into something that I now love, but the opening sequence, style and music still really resonate with me now 20 years later!

There's a separate joy in noticing what you hadn't before, I myself seen many films over and time again. Seeing a film 5 times when you were young then once you ar older and watching the film again you see and learn and realise about things that you haven't before.

Some of you all might be shocked to my answer, Valheim 🙂 Yeah it's new and open world. Map is SOooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Biggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg No joke But allows you to play many hours and still not able to explore the wworld that makes you feel free and build whatever you want.

Weird thing about the leaked content poster that his Reddit account is gone as far as I can tell. It was active a year ago as per an unrelated post, but his account has since then been vaporized. Perhaps this poster is legit and was worried about losing their job, so they deleted their account as a preventative measure. Leaks seems they not always going to come true in this matter.

haha, KIds are just adults and adults at times still love to act if they are kids. It's big kids games. Big boys items.

Outer Wilds. The game with the most realistic physic I've seen in a game yet full of stuff that couldn't exist in irl. Most planets are just strange but one planet is totally a nightmare.

I don't think it's too unusual. That's a big part of why I consider the switch to play most gaming platform to play games on PC while I had the PS2 back in the day, despite having a far superior PC with a large library of some of it's best games, still unplayed. Since it's easy to pick up and play or set back down, I'm more likely to actually play games on it. But yeah, for me it's again opposite and get right into the madness.