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It disconnects me from the real world - at least temporarily and allows me to relax and have fun. Also helps me to think about solutions to issues I'm having in real life.

I loved the PVP in Champions Online but I can't think of many other rewarding social experiences in games. Most of the time, MMOs tend to be full of drama, pettiness and other things you'd see in real life so I'm not so sure about the rewarding part.

Alien Isolation RE 7 RE 2 Remake Outlast Manhunt

Yeah, it has happened to me in the past but I always used console commands on the PC to resolve this problem.

This is a great list for the most part. You could add the original Manhunt game for PS1 (I think it's still banned though) and the sequel is pretty good as well.

I've been recommended this game a lot as well since I love to mod games. The only thing I really even know about it is that you can modify the game to your liking.

My bad, It was a prequel. The irony of this is that the second movie in particular was pretty horrible - I have yet to see a great movie make a great video game.

It's a character who stands up for what is right irregardless of the consequences. One who doesn't expect help but is willing to free the oppressed, one who is willing to give a voice to the voiceless.

Solid Snake because even though he had the "inferior genes of Big Boss", he still showed that your potential is only limited to your self-belief. He also believes in giving people the freedom to live their lives.

Not that I can think of - Honestly, gaming hasn't been that big of an influence on my life in terms of philosophy or how I socialize. In video games, you get to be who or what you want to be for the most part but we all know this won't last and we'll have to return to our regular lives once we turn off that console/PC.