The Blackangel

I wasn't allowed pets. My sister had cats, and my brother had dogs. But I wasn't allowed pets. I did get myself a pet raccoon later when I was in my late teens though.

I'm on disability, so I don't work in the sense you're referring to.

I don't think I do. Sure I keep it with me all the time, but I don't rely on it that much.

Rats. I could give a 20 hour presentation. But 20 minutes is no time to even cover much of anything.

You make a damn good point. With that point in my head, I have to go with the $50. Sure my cash flow will build up half as fast, but if it's from some kind of sick enterprise, then I don't want anything to do with the money. If it's from child harm or animal harm, I'll burn every bill that shows up.

You're fucking sick. I'm not even going to dignify this one with a response. I really hope this thread gets deleted.

Forest. The further from humans the better. Besides I don't want people being able to see me taking a shit.

Whether it's metaphorical or literal doesn't matter to me. I wouldn't open any.

Spaghetti noodles. I used to eat dry macaroni when I was a kid, as I thought it kept my teeth sharp. Spaghetti noodles are the same thing, just a different shape.

Typically, since the games I play are decades old (with a handful of exceptions) there's not a lot to spoil anymore. Sure I'm slowly starting to get into the modern era of gaming with RDR2. But with that exception, I'm still exclusively a classic gamer. NES beats PS4 everytime, hands down.

The entire PS2 era.

About a week ago.

The ending of chapter 6 in RDR2. Some of it I saw coming, some of it I did not. But the events that I didn't see coming, were seriously fucked up in my opinion. When an event in a game makes you cry, enraged, and sick all at the same time, something is either done extremely well, or extremely horrible.

I would be more isolated, and a lot meaner. Games are where all my social skills came from. And they are severely lacking. I hate humans as it is, and if it weren't for games, I would most likely have been executed by the state by now, as I would have gone on a mass killing spree.

Killing as many people as possible before you die is the most fun. I would do it IRL, but as @killamch89 said, I would most likely end up being someone's bitch. Assuming I survived the first week.

Fantasy. Hyrule would be an awesome place to live.

The Antagonist. I just like the way it sounds, and it suits me well. But if we're talking a more traditional name, I would go for MaryBeth Gaskill or Rinoa Heartilly.

Not long after I got clean, which was 17 years ago. There was a gaming place in the town I lived in and they had a LAN setup. I got in on Diablo II a couple times. It only reaffirmed my hatred of online gaming.

Kaepora Gaebora in Zelda OoT. There is no question whatsoever about it. I want to rip the balls off of the inventor and scripter of that fucking owl. If there was a woman involved, I want to saw her tits off with a rusty spoon.

From RDR2, that true honor is yours to define. Even if it goes against everything you were taught and everything you know. For example, I was extremely racist against black people because it's what I was taught from the moment I was born. I thought it was just how I was supposed to be. Then I thankfully met a woman who is mixed race. Within 2 weeks she put a gun in my head and killed that racist. How she did it, I don't know. I fought the racism unsuccessfully for 20 years. She killed it in a fortnight. Before I met her the word "nigger" came out of my mouth more casually than "hello" comes out of any of your mouths. I had no honor prior to meeting her, due to my racism. Since meeting her, my honor has gone up a tiny bit. That's how I define the honor that Arthur taught me.

I waited too long to edit, but I would especially like to see the whole Blackwater incident that led to the events of RDR2.

I would like to see a game that was just the story of Arthur's life before and earlier in the gang.

GTA, CoD, and other games of the like. Try to end the sequel craze and get some original games.

I've never played a game that offers that feature. At least not that I recall.

There's several in RDR2, but due to spoilers, I won't say any more than that.