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To be honest, I also spend a lot of time in Fallout 4 building whole cities and building an army for WORLD DOMINATION! 🤣 Come to think of it, I do the same thing in Skyrim as well.

Tedious is trying to catch a particular pokemon and running over the same area encountering 100s of other pokemon that isn't the one you want until you finally encounter it - only for it to escape and you have to repeat the process all over...

To be honest, Skyrim and GTA V would be what I dreamt of as a child - to be able to traverse huge landscapes and do whatever the hell I wanted.

To be honest, up until the point I built my first gaming PC, I had owned pretty much every console up to that point but Sony and Nintendo were my favorites and I am still looking into getting a Nintendo Switch or a PS5 next fall. However, I'll never relinquish my true love which is PC gaming #pcmasterrace #consoleswouldntexistwithoutpcs

With the "cold" trade war between the USA and China, a lot of companies have been trying to find alternatives by shifting their operations and a couple of them already have like Samsung along with a few other american companies.

India is already on that route already and that is one of the countries I can name off the top of my head...

I do have an issue when gaming publishers try to politicize games to cater to a bunch of people whose majority don't really even play video games that much and whine about anything remotely offensive but I'm not sure what @skyfire point was in relation to the topic at hand either. This is just a case of an organization making a valid point about lootboxes which I agree with. It should be labelled for what it is - gambling.

Fallout 4 and Skyrim are slightly above average games without the mods and yes, we've seen them do things like this in the past with dlc horse armor for Oblivion so it's not a stretch of the imagination that they will try to monetize the next Elder Scrolls game.

The first one has to go to Todd Howard - CEO Of Bethesda

Loot boxes are definitely a form of gambling and should be subjected to same legislation. Lootboxes are meant to prey on unsuspecting children and people with gambling habit/ lack of self-control and physically and mentally challenged people as well. There have been countless stories about mentally/physically challenged children costing their parents thousands of dollars because the child wanted an item in-game but isn't really aware that it costs real-life money.

I'll go with 7+ hours and that was playing Champions Online back in the day..

It depends on your role especially in an fps. If you are the sniper then camping would work to your advantage and I'd be more inclined to understand why that particular player is camping. Otherwise, I don't usually support that kind of gameplay. The only other game where I'd say it is kind of acceptable was in Planetside 2 when planning attacks on specific bases with 100s of players. For instance, by camping the teleport/transportation room you prevent the enemy from being able to move around/escape/guard the base if you manage to take it over completely.

They should just give it the Ol' Yeller treatment(movie reference)...

That's pretty dope as hell.

That's definitely not The Rock - that's his Samoan cousin Jamal who just got out of prison...just saying.

Gaming companies are like most other corporate companies - they lack any morals at all and their only loyalty is to money and nothing else despite what they would want you to believe.

Some of the US companies are trying to shift their operations to other Asian countries so that they don't have to depend on China for anything at all.

That's a valid point - However, the citizens and politicians of some of these nations would immediately start to rebel against them.

On top of that, the new membership package was also launched in a "broken" state.

Fallout 4 was decent at best and just like Skyrim has a lot of bugs and glitches which the modding community have managed to fix. As I've stated before, the success of most of their recent games were mainly due to the efforts of the modding community fixing their games post launch.

I'm not sure I can entirely trust Craigslist or Ebay either as the used item sellers tend to lie about the real condition of a specific item.

Alright - will do.

Final Fantasy 7: Rise Of The Advent Children - 9/10