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Does the Memphis BBQ taste anything like the regular BBQ?

Now I don't indulge in this kind of activity but I know of someone who does but I'm not sure what he even gets from it because his explanation is "it's his life he does what he wants." Are there some other reasons why some people like to drink excessively during a gaming session? I'd like to hear some reasons as this phenomenon stumps me.

It does sound like a wild idea you'd come up with when high on marijuana 🤣🤣🤣. In all seriousness, I'd try it myself.

Over the past decade, I have played many MMOs - some of them pretty good, others not so much but I had fun playing them and making friends in-game. MMOs I'd like to see return are Eden Eternal - because you could play as any class provided you met the requirements for unlocking the class. It meant you could be a healer in one fight and a DPS class another race. The only thing I would have changed about it is the Pay To Win aspect that started to creep in during the peak of its popularity and is what ruined and drove away many of the players. Age Of Wushu - I used to be a part of a rogue clan of warriors that thrived at ambushing the bigger guild's members and then disappearing before re-appearing again. There was a huge alliance of the top 4 guilds that made our server boring so a group of players and myself decided to be the "villians". Unfortunately, this game suffered the same fate as Eden Eternal because of greed by the publishers. What MMOs would like to see make a return and why?

We all know that the Final Fantasy 7 Remake will be released soon and even though it is one of my favorite Final Fantasy Games from the series and I am looking forward to the remake, I also feel there are others that deserve such a chance. For instance, Final Fantasy 8 - brilliant characters, a main character (squall) and side characters who show tremendous character development throughout the show and a brilliant story. I've never been certain why it gets so much hate when it is a very solid game. Which Final Fantasy games do you think deserve a remake and why?

As the title says, how many games have you beaten since the year started? My list goes something like this: 1) Resident Evil 2 Remake 2) Dirt Showdown 3) Devil May Cry 5 4) Need For Speed Payback Off the top of my head, that is what I remember finishing so far. How many games have you beaten?

My pick would be the Resident Evil 2 Remake because it fixes every issue of the original game such as weird camera angles and awkward aiming system and makes everything such a fluid and solid experience. The DLCs are also free so that is also a definite bonus and it is replayable - Honestly, I can't think of any major issues with the game. The fact that more 3-year-old gaming laptop can run it at high settings means it isn't as demanding as many other releases nowadays. What is your pick?

Lol - I didn't even realize that I posted it in the wrong area -_-.

As a long-time gamer (almost 3 decades to be exact), Gaming has been a major part of my life since I had just learnt how to speak. I have learnt many lessons and skills from the different videogames I used to play and still play. My problem-solving skills were developed from playing platformers like Mario among others - my approach to life has been influenced by characters like Gray Fox and Solid Snake from the Metal Gear Series. How has gaming impacted your life? Is it positive or negative?

For me Watch Dogs and The Division were both games that were overhyped to the point of insanity pre-release but when I got both games, they were massively underwhelming to say the least. All the talk of Watch Dogs being far better than GTA turned out to be completely false. It wasn't half as good as any of the GTA games. In your opinion, what are some ridiculously overhyped games you know of or have played?

What is your favorite sports game genre? What is your favorite game from that genre? How long have you been playing it? My favorite sports game genre is soccer (we call it football) and my favorite game used to be Fifa until the 2014 version but PES is my current favorite and I've been playing PES for about 16 years now.

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There are certain moments in video games that are so impactful that you'll never forget them. My choice is Metal Gear Solid One when Solid is facing off against Liquid in Metal Gear Rex and Gray Fox comes to Snake's aid and ends up dying. The way how he fought to the very end and the conversation he had with Solid was such an impactful moment to me. What are some impactful moments in video games you remember?

Personally, I usually base my video game purchases on personal "cravings" at that point in time. For instance, I may have an urge to play a fighting game so I'll look for a recently released fighting game, do some research on the game and if I decide to give it a try, I'll search some reputable online seller's website for any discounts and get the game if it falls within my budget. If not, I may just try some random fighting game from a few years back that is highly rated. How about you? Are you an impulsive buyer or a bargain hunter or is it a game you've been waiting to buy for a while?

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Alien 2 - 8.5/10

Alien - 8/10