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Metal Gear has been around since the late 80s and Elder Scrolls the Late 90s. It's not in any chronological order. I just wrote out the game franchises I could remember off the top of my head and I forgot to put in Street Fighter and Castlevania which are also from the 90s.

You need to finish all the main story and side quest - it even has a completion tab so it can tell you how much percentage of the game you have already completed.

The Dual Shock 4 is a quality controller I must admit. It's just that the Xbox controller has more compatibility out of the box with PCs.

You're the exception mate, mine broke at least once a year before I got into PC gaming. I'd argue that it's the poorest controller Sony has ever made.

Yes, For instance, Skyrim Special Edition came out a few years ago and now we're going to have an anniversary edition which is the same game but with a few perks. This doesn't make any sense at all.

I have so many games on Steam that I can always get a new game to play but often times I tend to forget about them.

The game has never really given a conclusion as to what would happen if you eliminated all humans. For all we know, they could just blow up the planet.

I agree - taking a break and doing other things helps you to return to a calm state of mind.

Same here - I usually wait for some kind of discount unless I find one on launch day which it is more common than most people know.

I'd say first person is naturally more immersive because you get to see things through the character's own eyes instead of an over the shoulder view so you're more immersed in the experience.

Pause the game and look it up obviously. I mean, it's kinda pointless just to keep spamming buttons hoping something works. It may have worked in older games but in modern games, it takes skill to make any progress in most games.

Same 🤣 but in all seriousness, it is a pretty fun sport to play at pool parties and it can get pretty wild.

It seems like a very interesting activity and it must take a lot of concentration and effort. I mean you have to be doing that while keeping control of the horse.

I don't think I'd agree at all. The requirement for Olympic events require some kind of physical effort during the activity and that doesn't fit it at all.

Honestly, I've been somewhat interested in it but I do have a friend that suffered a nasty injury from it, leaving him paralyzed from the waste down after falling 3 stories, so it's not for the faint of heart.

Trust me, Rugby is a very scary sport - some of those hits would be painful with equipment but without it, they tend to suffer some nasty head injuries.

I mean, you could just sign up for a swimming class - they're pretty affordable and it only takes a couple of weeks to a month at most before you get swimming down. Just make sure to know how much endurance you actually have as I've seen some people swim way out to sea and have no energy to swim back and have to be rescued.

I've played it a couple times and won all the games because I could get the angle on my throws right accounting for the wind as well.

I've only eve been to one of these in the US and it was okay. Not going to lie, I saw some pretty cool pickups with pools in the back.

It was based on a Japanese gameshow called Ninja Warrior that American producers copied and named it American Ninja Warrior where they have to pass over some obstacle courses.

That's my thing with caving, I remember one where a guy was stuck in a small space and they had to leave him to die. I think it happened about 15 years ago.

I'm pretty good at it because I used to play Golf as a kid. My parents used to be musicians and when they went to resorts to perform, I'd be carried around in a Golf kart and get to play Golf.

It's part of the official rules...

Yeah - I learned how to spin the ball on my finger because my big brother used to play basketball in high school.

I'd probably end up there eventually. As of now though, I'll hit up the Swiss Alps in the near future.