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I communicate mainly by a headset during multi-player matches and I usually use the in-game communication system unless I am playing with a bunch of friends. We use Teamspeak or discord in that scenario.

1) Custom built PC - because it can play almost any game. 2) Acer Nitro Black Edition Laptop - I occasionally use it to game while in bed. 3) Apple Ipad 9.7 128 GB - play all my mobile games on this.

NOX is a very good android emulator for the PC and the best part is it's free.

So what is everyone's plans for the weekend? I will be at a conference for the weekend. What about you guys/girls?

It reminds me of a game called the broken sword on the GBA where it starts out as a simple murder scene but develops into a far greater plot.

No, I haven't downloaded the game but I will go look it up on Youtube later because it sounds very interesting. Have you given it a try as yet?

The thing that gets me is the story tends to be more or less the same in every game with a few details changed here and there. Why does every assassin have to be apart of the same organization?

Fallout 4

Sounds like a very interesting but at the same time, it sounds like a grind fest to upgrade those sharks. It is an increasingly popular tactic by game developers to basically force you to spend money to receive the upgrades quickly.

Once I saw the name Blockland, I instantly thought of LEGO and from what I have seen on Youtube, the similarities are unmistakable.

I do it mainly to show off my skills but it is a form of content creation.

I do miss titles like Prince Of Persia that was one of the pioneers of the platform puzzle genre because they had very creative puzzles.

It is a password manager just like SafeInCloud. I agree that a password manager is a must in this technological age.

I don't exactly trust banks either because they are the biggest crooks but they have some sort of accountability in place. Cryptocurrencies don't have any such regulation so it is open to being abused by unscrupulous individuals/entities.

I am not addicted at all to be honest. Because I have other daily issues in my life that require far more attention, I tend to have those at the back of my mind even while gaming so I hardly ever spend an excessive amount of time gaming.

Even a lot of regular PC programs require a stable internet connection to function effectively.

I play video games when I am bored or when I am frustrated to help me relax and re-focus. There have only been a few instances where I played video games because I was sad and that was when I was much younger.

I agree. They channel their own frustration and anger into helping other gamers out so I also appreciate them.

The thing with a few of Skyrim's puzzles is that you are hindered from finishing some of these puzzles due to bugs in the game which makes them extremely annoying.

I have never built one either and have been curious how to go about it as well.

I have both at home but I mainly use the ethernet if I am at my work area with my laptop. Otherwise, I use the Wi-fi if I carry my laptop to my room.

You should see what Bethesda is charging for their game merch. They cost 3-4 times what Fallout 76 originally cost and the build of the merch is very low quality.

Or maybe they make the next game a Dishonored clone because all they would have to do is re-skin some of the abilities. They do have a lot of similarities.

That is hilarious! I know I used to do some pretty wild things as a teen but I wasn't that crazy.

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