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Dell is notorious for problems especially the more modern laptops they've released. A lot of them tend to be really flimsy especially the hinges on them.

Not taking games too seriously. I know some of us are competitive but don't be cursing at the top of your lungs because you're losing. Having a sense of humor - ties into my first point of not taking it too seriously Willing to try outrageous stuff in-game.

My personal pick is Calamity Ganon from Zelda: Breath Of The Wild. That is one of if not the scariest monsters I've ever seen in a Zelda game. I really love its grotesque design.

Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater where Solid kills The Boss in the end. You can see the emotional burden it has on him because he was mentored by The Boss but being on different sides of a war means it's kill or be killed. I agree with RDR2 and the original RDR as well. Both fantastic endings in my opinion.

I know Whiterun in Skyrim like the back of my hand. I know every nook and crevice in that place - I've terrorized those citizen in so many creative ways that I've learned all the best hiding spots as well.

I do keep in contact with them very often even outside of gaming because I've been playing games with a good number of them for over a decade. Done some of the silliest things in-game. The squad always makes it entertaining.

I always go through them before playing. That way, I know how to navigate the game without having to constantly looking it up while playing.

I've never done it. I was the model employee - at work early, perform well and usually always professional.

Just Cause (1995) - 9/10

Was playing some modded Skyrim earlier - my Samurai build was way too op so I had to make some tweaks to make my game more challenging.

Same - I also make sure I go to bed early. That way I get a good night's rest and I have a lot of energy throughout the day.

That's neat - If I had all the time and resources to pick up a new hobby, I’d dive into photography. Here’s why: Creative Expression: Photography allows you to capture and convey unique perspectives of the world. It’s a way to tell stories visually and explore artistic ideas. Endless Learning: There’s always something new to learn in photography—different techniques, styles, and technologies. It offers a continuous challenge and opportunities for growth. Exploration and Adventure: It encourages exploration of new places and cultures, whether it’s hiking to a remote location for a perfect shot or exploring urban settings for street photography.

Wow. Me personally, I've thought about moving to Thailand or Malaysia. Rent and food is far cheaper there - when I stayed in Thailand 5 years ago, I got a three bedroom house with AC, jacuzzi, swimming pool, 24 hrs security for 480 USD. You could find food stalls there for $1 and I'm talking quality food made from fresh ingredients that's cooked right in front of you.

Chinese chicken with pineapple and fried rice is my favorite takeout food. It always fills me right up.

Last year, when I went to Cuba for about two weeks. I need to get back to travelling around - it's amazing to see other cultures and some of the food is absolute exquisite.

So it actually exists? Did you take a picture of this "floor"? This floor thing sounds like a myth to me just like how they said we should be outside touching "grass". Outside in this heat?

I loved the video where a goose started attacking a horse and it gave the goose an extremely hard kick which left the goose reeling.

It depends. France and Spain are still in the tournament and those two nations have a plethora of footballing talent at their disposal.