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Are those the RP servers for San Andreas?

Rasperry PI has some ways to go as it's core functions are quite basic and it needs to be able to run more advanced software. I like the project so far but it only matches up to extremely barebones PCs.

Don't get me started - I've been over this many times, I'll play them eventually lol. Funny thing is, I always say that but never really get around to it. Usually there's some new game that comes out and then I jump on that instead.

I was looking to get a bit more into content creation so I also needed a green screen. I don't mind forgoing the cost because what I plan to do requires professional-grade equipment so I can't use cheap alternatives.

It's different when you know how to replace the parts yourself but I was speaking in terms of someone looking to get into PC gaming that didn't know how to build a system. I have experience fixing computers and building systems since I was a kid so I'd be fine.

I do know of Skyfire but I'd never touch their products with a 10 foot pole because of the quality standards issue. To top it all off, I'd have to wait at 30 days before it's shipped to my country and there's no way I'll wait that long.

I'd assume he's using a monitor that's at least 20 inches or larger. He's not using a laptop after and those screen sizes are quite small for desktop gaming.

If it works with a Raspberry Pi, it'll work with anything because Linux makes using the simplest USB accessory a task.

I think I need to check that one out...

Streaming takes a lot of time and energy and unless you're earning a decent amount from it, I wouldn't recommend it all. I mean I've been in a few streams for Lords Mobile but that's just for fun. As a source of income, it'll take time to build that following.

Personally, I was thinking of joining Redline RP but I'll have to wait until I build my gaming PC and then I'll give it a go. I do watch some of the United gaming videos on YouTube so I do know about them as well.

Football Manager has always been the "OG on the block" and you also have Pro Cycling manager. Both great games and offer a very immersive experience.

Makes sense - hopefully when you get a PS5 and you can get the Special Edition, you can finally use some mods because it changes the entire Skyrim experience for you.

Politicians always blame every one else for their own shortcomings - how about you fund and arm your security forces better? On top of that, train them to actually be good at their jobs and not just harass innocent citizens.

I'm glad that it might be another studio - we need Konami to go out of business and sell their IPs to a better gaming company such as Capcom so that we can get some quality Silent Hill games again.

Let's just hope that they have some great storywriters work on this and that EA doesn't bother releasing the game in a broken state because they take every opportunity to shoot themselves in the foot.

As @Shagger said in another thread, it's like those idiotic criminals who are online posting their crimes and then when the authorities catch them, they said someone ratted them out when it's clear as day that they set themselves up. Why do you need to be on Social Media bragging?

We always talk about greedy gaming companies like EA and others but somehow the greedy publishers always escape criticism for some reason. They contributed to the current state of the gaming industry as much as those greedy gaming companies - in some cases, even more. We see governments going after EA and others, they also need to target these publishers or else this kind of abuse will continue.

It also gave us many subtle clues as to why he chose to betray the entire gang in the first game. On the surface, they may have been a group but there was so much politics and infighting that they were turning on each other anyways.

Wait? Diablo? But I used to that game a lot back in the day. I just used to think it was an RPG or something along those lines. My excitement has been ruined lol. Right - My bad. The word is Masochist - I like ridiculously challenging games and get bored quickly with easier games.

I did the same in high school, we had a demonstration TV in our classroom and I snuck my PS2 in and we hooked it up and I wrecked everyone at Need For Speed Underground and Underground. We had one person watch the corridor so when a teacher was coming we'd pack up and go back to "studying like good students".

It gave a bit more backstory on John Marston - the protagonist of the first game and I got know a bit more about him other than him being a traitor in the first game.

Yeah you're right. My bad for not paying attention. I'm a bit of sadist so I'd actually like to try this out - It sounds like a worse time than playing Dark Souls and that'll drive anyone nuts.

As a Castlevania fan, Castlevania 2 isn't the most unpopular on in the franchise, it's Castlevania Judgement but I do have to admit Castlevania 2 went under the radar a bit.

That sounds brutal! I definitely have to try this. What are the most famous games of this genre because I could possibly have played it already. If not I'll go check it out.