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Was finishing up the new Elden Ring DLC and I must say that some of the new spells are absolutely bonkers. Hopefully, we get another DLC in the near future.

I haven't played a Metal Slug game in years. I remember having Metal Slug XX for the Nintendo DS - I can't believe it's been so long.

Reminds a bit of DOTA 2 for some reason in terms of the effects. Not really a game that appeals to me either but I do like the graphics.

I'm liking the design of the vehicles. The kind of look like RC cars and the physics looks relatively realistic. Would I get it? Maybe - I mean I haven't seen much to make it stand out from most other racing games.

That's the relationship I have with Skyrim. I even have it on my Nintendo Switch (I got it as gift but still...). I have owned every version of Skyrim and my addiction will never end lol.

I'll warn you that everyone has to be on the same page when taking any actions. If just one person is off in terms of coordination, you won't get very far in this game so communication is key.

Me too. I thought it was a really underrated game. Mind you, it wasn't perfect but just a few tweaks to the combat and things like camera angles and it'd be a very solid game.

Vini out of anybody deserves it. He's the one that carried Madrid to both domestic and european success. Especially in the champions league, without him, Real Madrid wouldn't have won it.

We'll see Yoro against more stern opposition in the season. We've seen players play like World-class athletes in preseason only to absolutely flop throughout the season.

Exactly. John Cena has been around since 2005-06 season. That's nearly 20 years and hopefully, he has a fantastic retirement.

Yeah. It's sad because he's been one of the most consistent midfielders over the past decade and came up with countless clutch goals and assists for both Croatia and Real Madrid.

Messi - probably not. Ronaldo - I'm more leaning towards a probably not but Portugese coaches always try to shoehorn him into the team even when he's past his prime like we've seen in the past year.

Same here - I've been riding motorcycles since I was about 12-13 and I think a Pogo stick is very dangerous. I've done Bungee jumping and would rather do that again than get on a Pogo stick.

I've had Chyavanprash before with bread and I really enjoyed it but I'll have to ask my Indian friend about this.

I've thought about it and honestly, money is nice to have but happiness is something that has to come from within. I know plenty of people who are rich but they're absolutely freaking miserable.

Same here - nobody likes to lose but I don't really take it all that seriously even though I do have bit of competitiveness in me. I've learnt as a kid that losing in videogames is a thing that can happen and there's no point in throwing a fit over it.

Mine's a hoodie with joggers and some sneakers. I love throwing that on when I'm just running to the store or running some errands.

I'm also a pretty clean person. While I don't get that upset if it's messy, I'll make sure it's rectified immediately. I don't like to see piles of mess all over the place. Same here. If it happens by accident, I can deal with that but misplacing things on purpose is not ideal for me.

In my opinion, it depends on what you do with that knowledge. It only gives you power if you utilize it instead of just sitting on it. Without action, you'll never accomplish anything.

You're missing out if you've never been to the beach. The water hitting your legs, the sun on your skin and the sand between your toes is a feeling only being on the seashore and looking out at the sea can bring. Plus, it's a good place to meditate.

Depends on my mood. Although I'd be leaning towards the car more, travelling by train isn't bad as you get a very scenic view as you travel along. On top of that, it's a much quicker way to travel.

My choice would be the Cristo Rey Trail in Tamesis, Colombia. I went about 8 years ago and it was a breathtaking view of the Colombian part of the Andes.