The Blackangel

I would have to say RDR2. I have never liked western style games. It reminds me of when I was a kid living on a stock farm, and what I went through with my sperm donor. But RDR2 was different. I'm not sure why, but I felt like I could relate with Arthur. I understand his mind, and what he is feeling. I have tried other western games, and dropped them really quick. Then there are games like Riven and Myst. I hate those kind of games because there is no indication whatsoever of what the fuck you're supposed to be doing. Those two are nothing but shitty screen savers.

Easily the PS4 controller. It has the same design as the previous PS controllers, but was altered in a way that makes it just the most comfortable controller I have ever used. If I could figure out a way to link one up to my PS3, I would absolutely do it, and ditch my PS3 controller until I had to have it.

Hatred is the number one for me. The character you play is simply known as The Antagonist. That's his name as far as the game will tell you. He straight up says in the beginning intro that his name isn't important Another one I would think would be RDR2. Being a gang of outlaws, they would typically be the villains, or antiheroes at best. True they're good people for the most part in camp, but they're still killers, robbers, and thieves.

If it's a game I have interest in like RDR2, then I just sit back and enjoy watching them play. If they're trying to figure something out but having trouble, I'm willing to help out, but otherwise I keep quiet. If it's a game I'm well educated on, I'm always willing to help. If not, I try to help, but usually just make the situation worse. If it's either a game I'm not familiar with or not interested in, then I typically don't pay much attention. Games like the Skylanders series and Fable series. Neither interest me, so I don't really pay attention when someone is playing them. I've watched gameplay before on both, and they bore the shit out of me.

You left out Castlevania II: Simon's Quest. That was one of the best ones in the series.

In no particular order: Pac-Man SMB and Mario spinoffs The Legend Of Zelda Tetris Castlevania Donkey Kong Final Fantasy

Zelda Link's Awakening (Switch Remake)

Coneheads - 7/10

Cherry Mash is something I have loved since I was a kid. If I remember correctly, it's something that is only local to Missouri. I don't really know how to describe it, but the stuff is awesome.

Also pigs are flat out stupid. Dangerous as hell, and stupid. Not a good combination, especially if you have a sow with piglets. But Juliana pigs are legal to have as pets, and don't get bigger than a medium size dog, assuming they even get that big.

I'm 100% serious. My dogs are goofy as hell, and so are my rats and bird. But I still haven't laughed. Why is that so hard to believe?

At least the place would be clean.

I've read so many classified documents down there, that I know probably too much about our government. But you have to remember that I spend more time on the DW than I do on the surface web.

Give them all a free vacation to North Korea and North Sentinel Island. If they go to NK make sure the Pillsbury Dough Boy knows they're only there to cause trouble and disrespect the regime.

There will be a new Confederate States of America most likely in our lives, and no one will be upset about it.

Hey @DC I want to hear your thoughts on this.

That's not something that has been mentioned in my YouTube account.

Yeah but did the mere act of owning the game put his life on the line? That's what I was asking about. Like a game is so cursed that it's like owning the Anguished Man painting, or Annabelle.

When you get bored with it.

Third person definitely. You can see much more in a third person view, than you can in a first person view. You're able to interact with NPC's much easier and actually see where you're going, whereas with third person, that's nigh impossible.

Peach or blueberry if we're talking fruit flavors. Otherwise it would probably be plain old chocolate.

My girl and I want a Juliana pig for a pet, but we have the dogs, so we don't have the room for one. A potbelly pig is too big for us, so we're looking into a Juliana pig.

Haunted house. Considering that I have a good size collection of haunted/cursed items, I'm comfortable with it all. I've been a paranormal investigator for years, and dealt with a great number of things that were of a paranormal nature. A pirate island means I would have to deal with the living. A haunted house only means I have to deal with the dead. I'm MUCH more comfortable with the dead. I have slept in cemeteries many times since I was a kid, just for the peace.

I honestly can't remember the last time I laughed. It's been a few decades.