UleTheVee

Practice until I learn the matchup as effectively as possible.

Never really saw a "deluge" of zombie games per se. but then again, that bandwagon happened like 5 or 6 years ago. As for my favorite games, it's the usual suspects like Dead Rising, Left 4 Dead 2 and such. The Zombie apocalypse has always been an interesting subject to me and I can see the fun / tragic aspects of it.

That's good and all.. But this thread is asking you guys to put your favorite tracks... not what games have your favorite tracks XD

I usually go for my gut instincts. If a game turns out to be looking good, I pre-order, If it doesn't, I usually wait before release or buy post-launch.

Happens akll the time with me but it's not just from gaming, it's just that I botched up my sleep schedules and such.

I have the same objective and VGR has been my home for almost 3 months now.. So yeah. We're both on a good track.

While I do agree with your point the thread is mostly about the illusion of choice. As in, when a game taunts you with supposed choices you can make but after some time, the player finds out that none of their choices matter and that they are at the mercy of the game.

I heavily think that this "bug" happened because Bioware wants to make microtransactions happen with this

This is the really underrated aspect of gaming that deserves more attention than anything. When I say "Soundtracks" I don't mean the whole album, more like particular songs. So yeah, let me start this thread with this.

Maybe so, but that's still no different from other problems that other OS's have. Such as how there are some issues with graphics cards when running them on Windows 7 and such, especially when they come from the Radeon family.

Don't you love DRM that hampers the performance of games?

LIke.. This is wholly crazy.

Because of course it does.. It's fucking Ubisoft

Under Night: In-Birth... It literally is an anime fighting game

Exact same deal...

Every month. Especially because it needs to keep`itself at peak performance all the time.

LOL, do you even know what you're talking about? The problem was already addressed in Windows 19 by allowing to downright use VM's that run the OS that best suits the application (ie. Windows 7 VM for Windows 7 programs, Windows 95 OS for 95 programs, etc.) A lot of old sofware can be run in Windows 10 thanks to this. Heck,. this is the way I get my Silent Hill 3 PC version to work for modding into an HD version

For a second I thought it was the remake.

Windows 10 is far from a perfect Operating System. Windows 8 and 8.1's track record have pretty much proven that Microsoft hasn't been able to keep up with properly optimizing their OS capabilties to suit the needs of the average consiumer (Don't get me started on the lack of optimization for OS's like Windows 7). But I started to hear something that's a bit of bs from some people in the gaming space. That is that Windows 10 is a very bad OS for gaming. Now, prepare for me to sound like a marketer but here we go. The main reason why Windows 10 is so great for gaming is because of the many optimizations that Microsoft has done to improve the gaming experience overall. From automatic driver optimization (you'll almost never have to install any drivers onto your system, the system does it for you, already eliminating one of those pesky "incoveniences" of PC Gaming) to the overall lack of resource consumption thanks to the (currently) optimized apps. Major problem is the fact that Windows 10 is built for mid-high-> High systems. AKA, running Windows 10 on outdated hardware will probably make your computer scream in agony.

I usually get to use things like MercadoLibre or a dealer

What Bravosi said is pretty good for a common solution. You should also see your task manager when you run games and check your specs once more. Something might be wrong with the installation of your components.

Who said that bs?! Emulators have done fantastically with my Windows 10 Rig. I usually use Dolphin/PCSX2/NO$Zoomer/etc. So yeah, maybe that's got to do with the lack of destruction. But a good PC will always run an emulator