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I'd have to disagree - Twitter is a cesspool and Reddit isn't much better either. The biggest examples of degeneracy can be found on both.

I agree - I haven't encountered any streams like that as yet but I'd love to set up one in the future. I think I'm going to get into GTA V RP streams - haven't decided on the server as yet though but I wouldn't mind have some fun streams with my viewers.

Judging by what Netflix were going to do with the Witcher 3 series - probably and Disney, they'd ruin it without a shadow of a doubt.

If the same staff that's working on TLOU did an Unchartered series, I wouldn't mind it at all. For me, it depends on who's making it because finding the balance between sticking to the lore and exploring another angle is a very difficult task for many studios.

Hmmm - this is an interesting one. I agree with Monster Hunter because it has an extremely steep learning curve so getting used to the mechanics takes weeks to months in come cases.

I know that the Broken Sword games were filled with accurate historical facts but it's the way how they built manage to make it come to life throughout the entire game that amazes me. I think Broken Sword is one of the few point and click games I don't mind playing at all. On another note, Syberia looks pretty good - I'll definitely have to give it a go.

That's insane. Never knew these functions existed on certain Twitch channels. That definitely would drive a lot more engagement with the viewers of such streams and would see them coming back.

The difference with Fight Night was that it was when they were at their peak. SSX was already falling off after SSX Tricky so it was a bit different - SSX 2012 was an absolute waste of a game.

That absolutely get what they deserve - I'm happy it's happening to them. Their own greed screwing them over after all the pandering they did to the Chinese government.

Where do we begin? I'm not sure what's Fox News' problem with gamers because they constantly out out negative news story about us. Next thing we know, Fox news might very well say that Gamers were responsible for World War 2 and we're responsible for Iran manufacturing nuclear warheads. Maybe it's a job requirement to write stupid headlines about gamers because I can't see for the life of me why else they keep doing this. Fox News writers: "write that down! Gamers are hypocrites for supporting blender with V8 Engine. Absolutely genius."

Damn - I thought she did a fantastic job as Tess in TLOU. Cancer is a painful way to die as well - I witnessed what my own father went through.

Thanks for the correction - I stayed clear of it because that's what was reported by some outlets when the rumors first came out about the guardians of the galaxy game. Is it a good game?

Skyrim SE

Fat Albert - 7.5/10

To top it all off, they also have a Guardian Of The Galaxies live service game as well - I'll admit that it seems to be way better than Marvel's Avengers but why'd Square Enix have to make it a live-service game?

I'd argue they're even worse - some of the things they complain about is ridiculous to say the least. The things that they should actually be addressing, they keep defending Activision/EA.

I've seen this YouTube during certain streams but I've only ever seen it for things like GTA V RP. Some of the outcomes are so freaking hilarious.

It's not about not wanting to bother with it, it has more to do with the fact that most modern games don't really utilize the feature compared to others of a bygone era so gaming companies won't prioritize it as much.

I think I've played all but one of the Broken Sword series of games and it's always interesting how mundane the story starts with some outlandish tale but by the end of the game, you literally have to face off against some ancient beast or someone wielding some legendary ancient artifact that the tale was about. I remember playing the first Broken Sword game as a teen and I kept saying, this is such a well-written story - how is this a GBA game? I don't think I've ever played the Sam games or any of the others you mentioned but I'll check them out.

To be honest, no one really knows the reason why EA stopped making Fight Night but I hope that reason stays valid so that they won't attempt to revive it.

Maybe if another company makes the Avenger's game who would put some actual effort into it like a Capcom for instance, then I'd be a bit more positive. However, as we said before the launch, this game was a huge moneygrab to capitalize on the popularity of the Avengers franchise.

I agree - but do you these companies actually care about their employees? Not one bit - they're just a means to an end and they can easily replace most of them so Microsoft doesn't really have to care either and the lack of unionization is why this can even happen in the first place.

It just means that Sony's vetting process for games published on their platform is flawed or was flawed at the time. Did Sony ever detail how their system would be better at detecting things like this?