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They've reused the same formula in so many sequels that it's become quite stale. It always begin with them experiment on some new Dinosaur and it gets free, causes havoc and kills most of the cast. Rinse and repeat - Literally every Jurassic park.

Hmmm - that's a good question. I created a bard that literally brainwashed my enemies to fight each other to the death. It was pretty hilarious because I didn't have one damaging spell or weapon and yet almost every NPC was fighting the other. There was also another one where I created a character who was a warlock that could control souls so I could do things like temporarily take on the appearance of certain NPCs, took racial abilities from dead enemies and bestow them onto my summons and absorb the souls of all the people that die around my character becoming much more powerful. I also ended up getting my own pocket realm where I could summon Daedra from my realm by opening an Oblivion gate. It was a crazy build.

You can see your characters in-game. They're literally always in third-person unless you choose to change the camera view. I should know because I had been playing Fallout 4 since release up until Bethesda updated the game more recently and broke almost every mod in my load order. I can't be bothered to start over so I'm on hiatus until Bethesda sorts out their game.

Have you ever played the Broken Sword series? It's one of the best with an engaging story line and the plot twists are often mind-boggling.

I do know of it - I remember the original game coming out on PC in like 2001? (If I remember correctly) but there's a remastered version of the game that came out in recent years for PC/ Switch as well as last year for the PS5 and Xbox series consoles respectively.

I mod it all the time and it has thousands of mods so you can create a unique experience every playthrough. I've yet to run out of ideas for new character builds - I even have new Druid and lightning samurai builds coming up.

Escort missions are definitely my least favorite to do. Another one is having to follow an NPC around - why is it that they choose to run/move so slowly? The part that I hate is when the get stuck on something along the way.

Nowadays, I don't really snack all that much around my gaming setup. Up to a couple of years ago, I'd have a tray filled with snacks to one side and a few drinks in another tray. However, I've kind of started to cut back on the amount of snacks and drinks that I consume. In addition to that, when it comes time to clean the area, it does take a bit of work.

It's like a mix between Team Fortress 2 and Overwatch. Mostly Overwatch though as even some of the abilities look like carbon copy of certain Overwatch characters.

The gameplay itself is fun. It's just that it's also riddled with bugs after a certain point and unfinished content. Shame too as the early part of the game was really promising.

You should play this with your kids. Trust me, you'll all have loads of fun. It takes a lot of great teamwork to reach really far in this game. Everyone has to be on the same page or else you won't get very far.

I stopped playing Warframe like 10 years ago. I used to play it somewhat regularly in the early 2010s when it just came out but over time, it just became this massive cashgrab and I lost interest in it.

What was it like? Because I've played most of the Wii games but I never thought it'd keep my interest long enough and that's why I didn't get it at the time.

I mean, the irony of us being able to play as Zelda in other Nintendo games such as Smash and Mario Kart but not in the franchise she originally came from up until now is unbelievable to say the least.

At this point, I think they're just collectibles which they were always going to be over time. They'll probably go for a lot of money in 5-10 years time so you should probably hold on to them.

Same here, I grew up on Mario games as well and I always love the Mario and Luigi games. The two of them are always doing stupid stuff that'll make you die with laughter.

I think it's because this kind of information isn't common knowledge but he should research it. It'd likely be resolved within a month or less once law enforcement is involved. On those forums, it's likely that they can easily track the stalker's IP address which would help them catch the culprit. Then the law enforcement agencies would prosecute them and get platforms like Google to remove your personal info from their search results among other things.

Zoolander (2001) - 9.5/10 - absolutely hilarious!