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Even though I have already read the entire Thousand Year Blood War Arc in the bleach manga, To finally see it animated and the quality of it - amazing! Yhwach marching the quincies through Hueco Mundo looks awesome. Dota: Dragon's Blood on Netflix is an absolute banger. This is actually one of the more mediocre fights in the entire series - that's just how awesome all the fights were in all three seasons. Golden Kamuy season 4 has been on fire! Every episode so far has me on the edge of my seat.

That really sounds like fun - I wish I had something like that at college. The only thing we had were famous artists come to the weekly parties on campus and performing - I mean I did enjoy it but I'd have like something a tad different every now and then.

I've never really played DOTA all that much but I came across this anime based on the DOTA universe and I must say - it's simply awesome. The story is full of all kinds of twists and turns, the characters are well-written, and the fights are breathtaking to say the least. Terrorblade, The Invoker, and Davion are my favorite characters - Terrorblade is an amazing antagonist - the way how he plays on your insecurities and psychologically picks his opponents apart is insane. The Invoker is the only person in the entire series who's always one step ahead of him and the Invoker is so powerful! Davion is a mortal that had his soul infused with the Elder Dragon Skylark - an extremely powerful and ancient fire dragon and their interactions are hilarious to say the least. Has anyone else watched Dota Dragon's Blood and what do you think of it?

I just started watching DOTA: Dragon's Blood last week on Netflix and it's absolutely amazing! I never thought I'd find an anime/cartoon on Netflix that's as good as Castlevania. The characters are so well-written and the story is full of twists and turns.

You're the fortunate one - we hardly have anything like that for Switch games. It's mainly PS4/PS5 and Xbox One/Series games.

RDR 2 in terms of physics of the mane and tail of the horse as well as the animation is the best I've seen of any game. It actually feels like they put effort into replicating the behavior of a horse rather than them being an afterthought in games like Skyrim for instance. Witcher 3 would be my second pick as I also think they've done an excellent job with horses as well.

You're right especially after losing his wife and family, the way how they portrayed Max's pain was really well done by the developers. It was somewhat subtle but noticeable if you really paid attention.

Videogames will still be around but it'll likely be far more interactive in the future with VR/AR headsets and lots of haptic feedback sensors for immersion.

In general, I don't like simulation games all that much just because they remind you of the time you could be spending doing the same thing in real life and actually benefitting from it. Then, there's the games that claim to be simulators but have all kinds of wacky mechanics which make the game feel like anything but a true simulator. One thing I'd like is for Indie companies make simulators a bit more fun - most are so boring that you quickly get turned off from the game.

And then your audience decides which games you should play - you can't really play what you want. Take for instance, Overwatch 2 - It's impossible just to get a match started and yet you'll have lots of people wanting you to play it.

Approaching a save point and dying a few steps away from it or passing one and about to save and something comes out of nowhere and kills you. Even worse, just passing a save point, choosing not save and then dying a couple of minutes afterwards.

Good shout. I mean John Wick is killing everything that moves - I'm sure it'd translate well to videogames. Underworld is a great universe and the movies were pretty good.

Agreed - the signature skills of several Mortal Kombat fighters look so bizarre outside of the videogames. As for the older movies, CGI was way worse back in the days so it was to be expected.

Trick or Treat! Overwatch 2 stinks like feet!

I was just about to say that - I have played DnD tabletop a couple of times as a kid and Baldur's Gate is a DnD game. I don't really know of any other popular tabletop game that has any good videogame releases.

I agree - we should be able to master the basics without it being cumbersome. I don't mind if there's a gradual progession of difficulty - just don't make it a hassle.

Alien Isolation Layers Of Fear Outlast Silent Hill 2 Resident Evil 2 Remake Resident Evil 7 Those are just off the top of my head.

I'd say the classic Goldeneye 007 for N64 - I mean you can play it by yourself but multiplayer is where the real fun begins.

RDR 2 is my definite pick and I'd also say by extension GTA V - both games made by Rockstar have some of the most random encounters in-game. Sometimes you're there minding your own business in RDR 2 and out of the nearby forest comes a grizzly bear charging at you.

It naturally will but it won't be that big of an issue (at least not in the short term). It does help people who wanted a certain game to try it out for the whole period of their subscription and decide if they want to buy that particular game or not.

Personally, it is a bit bright in most games but I don't mind at all. What I don't like is when it's so dark, you can't even see anything in front of you and you're not in a cave or some area that is completely devoid of any natural light.

Dark Souls taught me not to underestimate any enemy at all especially the "fodder" because one mistake and they could kill you.

All that matters to me is the experience - Honestly, I couldn't care less how long or short a game is as long as I'm enjoy myself.

I've never really made any money from gaming and not because it's not possible. It's just that I play games for fun and making it into a sidehustle makes it less fun - I do know a few people who went down this road for a while and stopped because they started to lose interest in gaming because they weren't enjoying it as much.

Not really - after I finished most games, I either lent them to a friend or sold it.