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Sometimes, I take a break from the game and the solution usually comes to me when doing something totally unrelated. Going to Youtube for help is the dead last resort, as in - no method I have thought or tried has solved my issue.

That works too but I feel it cheapens the rewarding nature of figuring it out for yourself.

I think the main complaint of most gamers is the ridiculous amount of microtransactions implemented in games nowadays and also they lack a truly captivating story.

I have read a couple of the Witcher books and it helped me understand the lore of the Witcher world better and it helped me throughout the various Witcher games.

I read almost anything in sight and I have always been that way since I was a kid. It is any wonder why I am usually aware of certain things most people would be oblivious to.

I agree about Max Payne 3... the game felt rushed and the story was very confusing.

Try the Logitech G602 - I have had it for 3 years and it is everything you could ever ask for. Exceptional battery life, great responsiveness, buttons that you can map to do anything and it cost just $36 dollars right now.

Same here. Although, I do tend to mix it up quite a bit.

The early Resident Evil game mechanics were so annoying because of the freaking fixed camera. Seriously, your shooting at a zombie one minute and boom! the next minute you're aiming at God knows what. I am glad they learned the error of their ways and made the camera free-moving.

I have rubber padding around my Xbox one controller as well as the joysticks to protect them from falls and stuff like that.

Maybe watch a few Youtube walkthroughs to see if you missed anything...

It's a shame Youtube Premium will soon be a thing of the past. Now that is an intelligent man right there.

I want 4k to be the gaming industry standard within 3 years because we have now mastered 1080p gaming so that the price can come down.

PC gaming cannot be stopped - more and more people are coming to the realization that consoles have serious limitations compared to what you can do with a PC and everybody is signing up. Even my brother who was a die-hearted PlayStation fan has made the jump to PC gaming and has no regrets.

It depends on what you use it for or how much security you need.

I played it as well and it is a fairly decent game. I really hope that they improve on this concept if they plan to release another Conan game in the near future.

They are both pretty awesome players if I were to be honest. As a long-time veteran of the Smash Series myself, I was really impressed with how Void used Pichu because even though I know he is useful, I really hate using him. Marth is one of my favorite characters so I was cheering for MKleo the entire time.

I removed mine at 19 and it took me about 3 weeks to recover. All I could eat was soft foods like raisins and drink plenty of juice.

Welcome to VGR and we don't discriminate regardless of your condition, you are always welcomed here! Well...everybody except party poopers because they ruin everyone's fun.

Google+ was always redundant to me. I have never really used it for anything nor did I care about it and I am still confused about what Google was trying to do with this platform.

I use my laptop, gaming desktop, Ipad or cell phone to surf the web.

I do sympathize with their history but at the same time, I think they are too dangerous and unpredictable a faction to deal with. I'd have to think long and hard about it but one of the reasons I think they still attack you even though you helped them in Skyrim is the deep hatred for the Nords and with the Dragonborn being a Nord - well, you see where I am going with this.

You can adjust your controller sensitivity in the settings and the turning mechanics are way different from Skyrim lol. I also recommend you try to get used to moving around and shooting to get used to the basics.

Too bad Nvidia Geforce Experience isn't...