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FF 7 Remake

I always wondered about this in MGS 2 lol.

Hmmm... That's a good question. I'd go for Astronomy because it constantly amazes how many new facts we learn about the universe and even the planets in the same solar system as us.

This game looks really interesting - it's the first I've ever heard of it. Did it come out on any other platform than the PS3? As a matter of fact, let me go check it out.

The problem is that most of the ES/Fallout Sequels tend to take places hundreds of years after the previous one so most of those characters wouldn't be alive. Usually, there's a throwback to something that happened in an earlier ES/Fallout game whether it's in a book, an item or some kind "easter egg" but it's usually there. I get what you're saying but because of how the game is set up, it's really difficult to implement something like that.

There are also soothing games like No man's sky that'll help to easy your anxiety. Alternatively, you can also use some deep breathing and meditation techniques to calm you down.

I tend to make choices based on what feels right to me. I usually serve the greater good which means every now and then, somebody might have to be sacrificed to save millions of lives and I'm okay with that. After all, you can't save everyone and victory in war doesn't come without its sacrifices.

I've been back to Champions Online several times since 2014 when I stopped playing. I briefly restarted in 2017 but stopped and I plan to go back later this year.

Honestly, it doesn't bother me that much except when you're in a cutscene and you're being attacked by NPCs while that cutscene is going, it tends to kill the immersion for me.

This one is new to me - When was this game made? What accessories do you have to use to track your blinks and which platforms did come out on?

They primarily focus on the main story and play in very long sessions. Also, they tend to have copies of the game a couple weeks in advance so they'd have spent enough time getting to know the pros and cons of the game. Having said that, IGN is pretty terrible at it though...

Half-Life: Black Mesa is a great fan-made game reimagining the Half Life universe. It has very good graphics and is an awesome game overall.

This is one of the main reasons why I would never switch from Steam to Epic - too many problems.