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I think we forgot a series that has lots of responsibilities - The Sims. No seriously, it's like living another life - your Sim has every single need that you do. After two weeks, I dropped the game and never played it again.

I wasn't surprised either because even the more recent titles went completely under the radar.

I agree. There are so many of us who have the cash to buy one but can't for the life of us get our hands on one.

Some good did come out of this whole Anthem thing now. @StaceyPowers there may be hope for the new Dragon Age yet.

Yeah, I did make a post about it as well. I've never seen anything like this - Well I'm lying because I've been hacked before too so I can totally understand what they're going through...

We had discussed this topic about a month back about the CD Project Red Hack. Well, just as an update, the Devs are still unable to regain access to their workstations so they haven't been able to work. So the reason the Cyberpunk 2077 patches are delayed is because they're still feeling the effects of that hack.

Fallout 4 comes to mind. If I remember correctly, it either came out at $40 or $50 but it was mess for the price. Fortunately, I got my copy for free and I learned how to mod it so I could add the unofficial patches for most of the bugs.

I've never purchased a bootleg game before but I know of friends who did and they ended up with all kinds of weird warnings on their screen. For instance, my friend got a bootlegged version of Vice City in high school and he couldn't save his progress and cheats didn't work.

It had been reported weeks ago that they were going to do this but I'm glad to see that they finally made it official. As, I told everyone who bought the game originally, it was going to flop but even I didn't foresee it doing much worse than Fallout 77. This has to go down as one of the biggest flops in the gaming industry.

Actually the devs still haven't been able to regain access to their work stations due to the hacking of their servers so they haven't worked for some weeks now.

Alduin for Skyrim. At best, he's only a tad stronger than the typical dragon with a powerful shout that can cause a meteor storm. Other than that, he can be easily defeated even on Legendary difficulty.

Dark Souls because you have to constantly repair your weapons and armor or else they can break, prepare your potions and everything else before going into battle because there's no way to pause the game once you get started.

No idea, the last time it was just some award ceremony. Death Stranding wasn't a bad game as most people tried to make it out to be but I felt that Kojima went overboard in the story department. To be honest. the story is deep - too deep even for me and normally, I'd get the subtle hints and piece together the story but Death Stranding is on a whole different level.

I have at least 3 copies of Skyrim right now as I had Skyrim for Xbox One and PC. Not to mention I got the Special Edition so that's three. I'll probably get it again when I get a Nintendo Switch...

Same here, I just don't have the enthusiasm for side-scrollers any more. Another genre of games that no longer interest me are MOBAs.

Skyrim SE

You kinda just said what I said earlier - games based on movies usually come out extremely poor. As I previously said, I don't mind the character skins from the MK movie characters as some kind of DLC content.

I agree that it wasn't quite as captivating as the other but I did enjoy it. That being said, I know EA is going to screw up the remake so I'll just go back to playing Andromeda.

What ruins immersion for me is bugs, blurs and other effects that aren't a part of the natural game. I'd also include the type of weapons in a story especially the time period.

I'd think that Roblox is the only game I can think of that's similar to Minecraft but not being some kind of cheap knock-off. The features and how they're played is quite different in most aspects as well.

My vote goes to Skyrim - Fallout 4 is a close second but I've been modding Skyrim for close to 9 years now and it never grows old. I've also modded Oblivion and Fallout New Vegas and those are also fun to mod. Come to think of it, most of my modding experience is from Bethesda's buggy games lol.

FF7 Remake

It depends on the type of game. If it was an MMORPG that is online that saves every second, you'd be alright but if it's a single-player game where you have to save manually, then you're out of luck if you didn't save right before the power cut. I try not to think about it too much.

Skyrim SE

Buy a comfortable chair and sit properly in it? Also, make sure that you spend money on a quality mattress so that you can sleep comfortably and won't wake up with any back pain.