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I always avoid stepping on cracks in the sidewalk. I know it’s silly, but it’s a habit I picked up as a kid. It’s more about the ritual than actually believing it will break my mother’s back!

His English is poor at times. I think he's talking about the person cheating on you - he's actually agreeing with you. I realized that when he responds to me at times.

People always thought I was rich for whatever reason because I never really complained about my financial issues or begged for money when in reality, I was struggling a lot of the time. I just saw no point in complaining about it as none of them could help me anyways - besides, I'm not one to ask for help with anything unless it's a last resort and I can't afford it.

Bed for me. I have a spare room with a bed and if that's not enough space, have an inflatable air mattress so there's plenty of space to sleep for everyone.

On some days, I really love the thunderstorm with lots of rain falling. All the while, I'm curled up in bed - I love sleeping when it's raining.

I had pneumonia at 8 years old and I was hospitalized for close to 6 months because mine was severe. The original doctor that was treating me diagnosed me with Asthma so I was getting the wrong treatment until my parents got me to an old doctor and he correctly diagnosed me. I was hospitalized the same day.

Played some Skyrim today and updated my elemental Dunmer modded build.

The Cable Guy (1996) - 9/10

Honestly, I'm not sure. When fate decides it's my time to go, it is what it is. Until then, I'll just continue living my life.

It's already out on Gog.com. You can learn more about how to get it here.

With Ubisoft cutting jobs and canceling projects, it seems like they’re trying to pivot towards more profitable ventures. It’d be interesting to see how this might affect the quality and quantity of their future releases. Ubisoft is really feeling the effects of constantly making terrible decisions over the past decade.

Renewing licenses for delisted games is a great move by Microsoft. It shows they’re paying attention to fan demand and supporting the legacy of older titles. I’d love to see more companies doing this as well.

No problem mate. You should give it a try - you'll probably love it a lot.

The art style reminds me of a mix between classic Zelda and modern indie games. I'm liking how it looks - I'll be looking out for the Beta.

Wow, that looks pretty creative. It reminds me of games like "Thomas Was Alone" where they use simple ideas in an imaginative way.

My choice is the Nemesis System in Shadow of Mordor and Shadow of War. It is one of the most unique approaches to progression I've encountered. Your enemies evolve as they defeat you or escape encounters, developing personal vendettas. They become more powerful and remember previous battles, which really shapes your experience. It's not just about leveling up your character; it's like the whole world is leveling up with you.

Personally, Detroit: Become Human comes to mind immediately. The branching paths based on choices are so intricately woven that the game feels different with every playthrough. I found it fascinating how even small decisions could lead to entirely different outcomes and character fates.

Back in the day, I used to dominate Halo 3 multiplayer - those were the glory days! On the flip side, fighting games like Magic: The Gathering have always been my Achilles' heel. I just can't seem to master those intricate combos.