The Blackangel

I'm always suspicious of the smallest compliment. "I like your shirt" I'm looking for what they mean behind that, and what their motives are.

No. I just deal with the ads, and don't pay for any microtransactions.

After watching the video @skyfire posted, it looks boring as hell to me. And if it's strictly on mobile, well that's another lost point for it. I'm not going to be playing it any time soon.

I couldn't find anything on their site about this, but do you think they would ship internationally? Just for the hell of it, I designed a PS4 controller, and I really love what I came up with. But judging from everything I could find on their site, they only ship within the UK.

@Rain Dew picked one up for me to give to my best friend as a xmas present. I also gave her a copy of the FF7/FF8 cart and FF8 guide with it. Needless to say, she was surprised as hell.

I actually had to check out a trailer on YouTube to see what the game was. That said, I've obviously never played it, but it looks like a hell of a lot of fun. My only is the cost. I checked the Nintendo eShop, and Splatoon 2 is going for $60. I can't spare that kind of money for a game at the moment. It's a lot of the reason why I put games in my wishlist, but wait for them to go on sale, or I shop in the $10 and below section as almost every single game there is on sale. And a hell of a lot of them are really awesome games.

With antivaxxers going on the attack on people they have never even seen before when they overhear them talking about having gotten their vaccine, the pandemic isn't going to end anytime soon. If it was me I would make the vaccines mandatory, and if it had to come to it, forcibly administered. The government can order other medications forcibly administered, so why not this one?

I think the only city you would need a map in would be Saint Denis. It's massive compared to anything else, so I always have to set a marker to wherever I'm wanting to go and follow the path that's set out for me to follow. But everything else is so damn small you don't need a map. Sure finding some stuff before you've explored the map is a major pain in the ass, but once you've explored and removed the "fog of war" for lack of a better term, then you can find anything easily. And once you acquire fast travel, you can get there lightning fast. That is if you don't want to pay a stage coach or take a train.

My only question is what this will do to some of the AAA titles. Our bigger franchises may suffer for a while, as different companies may end up hiring programmers that, while talented and completely qualified to do the job, don't have a clue about the game they're assigned to work on. We could get someone who has never even seen gameplay of a GTA game, end up being assigned to work on GTA6. That's not going to turn out well. So even though they are huge, massively successful games that are still going strong, the next few entries into whatever AAA franchise you want to consider could really get fucked for a while.

Some of them do charge a lot. But if someone is a really big fan of a game, then it's well worth the money. They will cherish it. I saved that Roger Clark cameo to my computer, my phone, and a thumb drive just to make sure I always have it.

I talked about that here. The reason is just too embarrassing for me to make them live until I can figure something out.

Probably to keep it as clean as possible.

For me, I'm stuck to RDR2. I can't get away from it.

Having grown up on a farm and a country life, RDR2 feels kinda natural and very real. They live rough, and are basically country people. So everything going on in the game just feels natural to me.

He's meaning small places that have one, or at most two locations that focus on game sales. If there were any around here, I would definitely be going there at least to browse and see what they have. As it sits right now, I have to go to eBay to find the games I want. Nowhere around here sells NES, SNES, and N64 games anymore.

If we're talking current games, then I give it to a possibility of three games that I just can't decide between. RDR2, Tell Me Why, and Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice. Tell Me Why and Hellblade are games I heavily relate to in many ways, as I face many of the challenges and issues the characters do every day myself. For example, Senua is schizophrenic and I am as well. We both have to try to ignore the voices, and it's never easy. With RDR2, it's the first time I have ever felt like I have a family. The gang are so loyal to each other through the first 4 chapters, but start falling apart after that. But in the beginning they are tighter than a hangman's noose. I never had a family, with the exception of my Gramma. She didn't know the meaning of the word "hate". She was nothing but love. She would give you the shirt off her back in the dead of winter if you needed it. And I'm rambling and getting off topic. AGAIN. So those are my pics for the best games.

I'm trying to write a couple reviews of some games, but I don't know if that counts. I'm also uploading videos to my YouTube channel, but they're not available to the public yet. I'm sure that one doesn't count, though.

If I was to list all the games that I would want to take with me, we would be here all day. So instead, I would rather take the system itself. That being said, I would take an NES with me. But if I absolutely have to pick a game it would definitely be Legacy Of The Wizard. Not because it's a favorite, but because I have been playing it for more than 30 years, and STILL haven't been able to beat the bastard. Those crowns are impossible to find. I have found only one crown so far and I have to find FOUR OF THE GOD DAMN THINGS! This game has been making me nuts for more than three decades. It has earned the right to make me clinically insane for the rest of eternity. wait a minute.......... "make me"? Too late.

At this moment in time, I'm unaware of PlayStation offering this feature. Hopefully though, they will start offering it in the near future. I'll look around and see if they have the feature anywhere. If they have it, I'll post the link.

Is it really that surprising to anyone? From what I gather, they treat their employees like shit. So they're their own fault. I'm just surprised this didn't happen sooner.

I've never played it. The very few times I was even reminded that the game existed, I just wasn't interested enough to give it a try. It looked boring and repetitive. So I stayed with the games that I already had that I actually enjoyed. Sure a lot of them are repetitive as hell, but I still enjoy them.

I was unaware of it. Is it going to be anything like the Diablo games on PC?

The closest I've done is in a group on Killer Instinct as it has a tournament mode. There were small prizes, like $5 or something for the top 3. I can't remember where I placed, but I do remember that I won something. But that was a one off thing. And the only reason I was there was because I lived next door to the ones holding the tournament. I was initially going to just be a spectator but they talked me into fighting. They assumed that I sucked, but when I play as B. Orchid, I can easily kick some ass. But that was on SNES.

Cheating should be a lifetime ban if you ask me.The US bobsled team lost their medals in the 1972 Olympics when it was discovered that the team captain had hid weights in the front of the sled to make it go faster. Lance Armstrong was stripped of his titles and banned from competitive cycling when it was found out that he was doping. Why should cheating in eSports be any different?

I'm a Diablo fan as well. I played it on both PS1 and PC. I actually still have the PS1 game. Diablo II was amazing as well. It offered so much. I loved it. I still have it installed on a old computer and play it like crazy. Also, I often create my own items to use in the game.