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I used to play some leagues on faceit for CSGO some years back when I played a bit more competitive. Nowadays I simply play casual chilling with friends.

That's disgusting. The forsaken (CSGO player you see in the OP video) was really bad for the CSGO scene. Unfortunately there are few pros that cheat - they're afraid to not perform good enough on their team, and they do this. There are a lot of money in play here.

Are anyone excited for this mobile game to be released? Hopefully in 2022 we'll get this game ready.

Used to play it like a crazy some years ago, but got tired of it. Especially as the game gets advanced it takes a lot longer to upgrade things, and also to create units. So I ended up leaving it. I tried to catch it again years after, but problem here is that I got overwhelmed with all the new updates and I don't feel like playing it again.

I used to play F1 on computer; was kind of fun, but after a "quite decent" (I'd say) amount of time, I got tired of it and left it behind.

Yeah, that's indeed true. As a Diablo fan, Diablo III was a mess. Unfortunately this Diablo IV was already delayed and they're still in pre-alpha. Won't be until 2024 or so until its released (believe me).

When it comes to single player, it probably is a bit "easier" nowadays, yes. But when it comes to online, what really makes the games competitive/hard is the "competitive scene". So it really depends on the mental you're in when playing the game.

I have this feeling with my mice on my computer. This year I bought a wireless mice, now when I have to charge it and I'm forced to use the cable, I feel really uncomfortable and I want it to finally finish charging to be back on wireless.

We have available the new Quarterly Update of Diablo IV, as @Diablo stated on their Official Twitter: You may also check the Twitter's link to see the full notes of the update.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everyone! Hopefully this 2022 will be a bit better than previous years, wish the best to all of you!

Hearing the community is a really important thing. Watching the famous streamers to see what's wrong, or what's approachable.

I haven't found a game that I like yet. Used to like Clash of Clans / Clash Royale, but now I can't stand them. I'm really waiting for Diablo Inmortal to be officially released, as a big Diablo fan!

I usually watch Twitch or something to chill out, also to motivate me back to play the game after a short break haha.

Not sure if I ever did a tutorial - only the ones that are a must to do. However, I usually do watch live streamings of the game I wanna play before actually playing it.

Being a serious Esport player is not easy; you need to spend a good amount of hours per day, and being consistent. But yeah, I suppose that if you have that motivation, everybody can at least give it a try.

Since 21th August 2012, I can't get CSGO off my mind. Not even a single day, even if I'm having a big break from playing it due to work or anything else!

A lot more than we think. CSGO players do at least 10-12 hours per day, and if they ever take a break, should be a day off tops.

I was asked to join a semi-pro CSGO team here in Spain, but rejected it due to its salary/effort hours. I really love playing competitive, I'm that kind of guy, especially on FPS games (and more on CSGO, of course).

It would be dope to have a Diablo one, such a lovely game!

Rust is a game that fatigues me a lot. I'm extremely focused, and a bit nervous in some moments that after a few hours it gets me really fatigued and I don't want to play it any more. But... it's so addicting that after 30-minutes-break, I'm again 100% up to play it again.

Some fun fact here: I usually play the FIFA from previous year, for a couple of details: 1) Not paying those €60 for a game that is essentially similar than the last year's 2) To be able to learn about the newest game before playing it during the year 😄

Uhm, not sure I've heard of any; maybe there's some game that you could make community servers with that scope. I'd try it out as long as it has something similar to 24 (the tv show) haha.

Well, it's a bit early to say something fixed, but Dr. Disrespect has a big impact in gaming, a big fan base behind, and the content he does is amazing. I don't think he doesn't have a plan behind, so odds of succeeding are high!

Well, I guess it really depends on the company, and also of the 'brand' of the remaster. For example, if we're talking about Diablo II: Resurrected (which is Diablo II remasterization), this is simply really awesome and they've put a lot of effort; not only that, but they're now putting even more content. So I really think it depends on the game and company.

Congratulations! It's always nice to see forums grow, and especially forum that has IPS forum software (gotta love it!) and also being a gaming forum. I really hope that the next milestone doubles current one!