killamch89

I totally agree. Starfield's modding scene is far smaller than the rest of Bethesda's games because a lot of the modders from other popular Bethesda titles decided that Starfield wasn't worth the effort.

I know - I've been doing it for years. It's just that the official Fallout update broke a lot of older mods so it's basically like starting from scratch.

That's why getting a case and screen protector is important. It'll help prevent situations like these.

I'd have to disagree and this is from someone who has owned nothing but Samsung products. They do have some great commercials but a good amount of them is Samsung mocking Apple about a feature and then turn around and have that very same feature on their next product.

Another thing is to get a surge protector because your electric company might overload the circuit causing you battery to overcharge which can contribute to swelling.

I built my first gaming PC in 2012/13 and it went extremely well. Back then, PC components were reasonable in price unlike nowadays and it was a joy to build. I mean I did build an all AMD one recently but I had to wait two Black Fridays in a row to get the parts for much cheaper.

I did it for my S23 plus. I had a Note20 Ultra that I loved but it just had to go but I might trade my phone for Pixel 7 or 8 Pro.

I currently own an Iphone along with my S23 plus and I just might sell my S23 to get a Pixel. I've always wanted a Pixel but it's hard to get your hands on one for a reasonable price.

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.