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The oldest game I still play is the original Counterstrike.

It's a brilliant idea but PC is still superior lol. As long as the experience is lag-free as well as bug-free, I'm all for it.

I have Monster hunter World but I'm not certain it is labelled as a RPG. I'll give Octopath Traveler a look since I hardly know anything about this game.

That is a LONG time lol.

I know but it does exist. Don't worry, I also kid about stuff all the time only to find out it's actually real 🤣

If I'm not mistaken, I think something like that already exists lol

I have been looking at a Msi GS63 which around the $1000 dollar price point you looking at.

I have never placed any bets on E-sports - I find the whole notion ridiculous. The factors that can influence an E-sports match is even more than regular sports.

Yes lol. I hope we get last requests before the end - don't want to go out final destination style...

Unreal tournament? It set the standard for what mmos should be and then there's the original Counter Strike. Boy was I addicted to that game lol

You dug this one of the grave, didn't you? My friends and I used to play this all the time at arcades.

I totally agree with you on this one. Bethesda keeps releasing half-ready games and depends on its modding community to fill in the gaps and then screws us over again with a later release. In some aspects, their customer policy is just as bad as EA but they aren't as stupid to bash their customers as EA does.

Epic Games also makes millions daily so I am sure they will be fine.

lol, Thanks for the heads up.

Final Fantasy XII 😍

Ever since playing games like Skyrim and Eden Eternal and Champions Online from in 2011 as well as a couple other games along the way. I have not kept up with the RPG genre that much so I am asking for advice on the best Rpgs out currently which you play and can recommend wholeheartedly.

The first game I ever bought on steam was GTA 4 and the dlcs back in 2011 or was it 2012?. I remember purchasing them on a sale for $25 ( this was before I even knew about G2A) and I played those games non-stop for months. What about you? What was the first game you ever bought on Steam?

Pretty awesome list and the only reason I didn't put God Of War is because I don't have a console to enjoy it lol.

I am planning on building a new rig soon but I wanted to go with an AMD build because my first Gpu was a Radeon 6970 and with how well the new amd processors are doing along with their price point, I feel it is time to make the jump. I need a bit of help though as I haven't been paying that much attention to AMD in recent years and would like a bit of advice about what parts to get for my AMD build. Also, I heard a rumor that at the next CES convention, AMD is going to introduce a new line of CPUs and GPUs that will blow Nvidia and Intel completely out of the water so should I hold off until they come out or just do my AMD build now?

All of us PC master race members have a backstory about what got us to leave the console realm and enter the "light". My story started back in 2011 when I first started playing two mmorpgs - Eden Eternal and Champions Online and I got hooked to both games but my PC at the time wasn't powerful enough so I started putting money aside and bought an I5-2500K with an AMD 6970 gpu along with other components and built my first system. You could say the rest was history. What about you? When did you first get into PC gaming and why?

Fevir - A youtuber I am subscribed to brought this game to my attention - Breach. This game has so many features that I can't mention but what captured my attention is the veil demon - a player that helps the Ai in the dungeons and tries to prevent a party from completing the stage. What do you think of it?

Yeah, I heard about the lawsuit for the Carlton dance and the Epic Games Store just launched in December so let's give it a couple months before we start calling it a failed project.

The top 10 games I have ever played are: 1)Grand Theft Auto San Andreas & Vice City 2)Devil May Cry - the original 3)Metal Gear Solid series 4)Final Fantasy 8 5)Castlevania - Symphony Of The Night 6)Ratchet & Clank 7)Super Smash Brothers (series) 8)Red Dead Redemption 2 9)Batman Arkham series 10) Skyrim What about you guys? What are your top 10 games of all time?

I read an article a couple weeks back about Epic Games opening their own store to compete with Steam and their platform has a bigger incentive over Valve's - the developers get way money from the sales of their games. What do you think of this move by Epic Games? Will it rival Steam's platform for indie developers over time?

So I came across a game under the battle-royale genre called SpellBreak. Now, before anyone thinks it is Fortnite with mages only - that is completely wrong. In fact, the developers only used the Battle Royale tag to draw attention to the game even though it isn't a battle royale game at all. It is a free-to-play game that will be launching in 2019 and even though there isn't much info on the game itself, from what I have seen, there is over-the-top spells and abilities as well as a deep customization system to make every mage feel unique. What do you think of the game and would you try it?