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Hey Everyone - How's the week been?

This sounds like a very interesting channel to me because I do animations myself (well 2D and whiteboard for now but getting into 3D). Ever since I've become an animator, my dislike of CGI when implented well has lessened. I used to hate seeing it in movies as a kid or even as a young adult.

Yeah - he wasn't quite as cold and robotic as Agent 47 in the games. Some of the gunfights were pretty decent in my opinion but I also liked the first movie more. There was a movie in 2009 called Accident that had a bunch of assassins that pulled off hits and made them look like complete accidents - kinda like Agent 47. They wore disguises and everything. Personally, that was a better "Hitman" movie than the 2007 Hitman release.

Ferris Bueller's Day Off - 7.5/10

Got on some CS:GO today - they first in a while as well...It sucks when you end up on a team full of bots.

Now that I remember, Cyberpunk 2077 was pretty overhyped before it came out. The media wouldn't stop going on about it, hell, even I fell into the trap and almost pre-ordered the game. It's a good thing I waited and got a free key from a friend. That being said, since the recent patches and Cyberpunk Edgerunner coming out on Netflix, the game has rose in popularity again.

Personally, I'd like the Forza team to take on Gran Turismo because Sony is just ruining it with their microtransactions and always online feature. Why would you put stuff like that in Gran Turismo in the first place?

Those are only a couple of seconds to a minute at most, just 10-15 cutscenes from a Final Fantasy game would take up almost as much time as a movie. You're talking about cutscenes as long as 5-7 minutes and if you died, you have to go through that all over again. The worst part is the long ones are normally unskippable.

I agree - For instance, if someone were to play some of the tracks from Batman the animated series, I'd recognize it in a heartbeat whereas if you played some tracks from Game of Thrones, I wouldn't recognize most of them even though I did watch the whole series because they just aren't as memorable.

To be fair, you're not exactly wrong. The key is Z in Oblivion - you could just change it to E like in Skyrim.

I've always been against this whole exclusive thing especially when it comes to multi platform games - They will do this in cases where the primary audience is a niche set of players - Outworld is an example. They won't try this with COD because they stand to lose lots of money by making it an exclusive.

I remember Star Ocean: The Second Story on the PSP had a lot of endings to the story - I know it was over 50 (that's what the developers said). I just checked and it had 87 endings...wow! That reminds me - I need to download it for my PSP emulator.

I have to agree with @Shagger on this one, Fallout games in general handle this pretty well. For instance, most may look at the Brotherhood Of Steel as "Evil" but are they really? Yes, their means of going about things is very authoritarian but their motive is actual a pretty noble one.

I avoid walkthroughs because I don't want it to spoil the enjoyment of figuring out everything on my own. All you'll be doing is playing the game someone else did and using their strategies for approaching situations in-game which will get boring very quickly.

Well, there's a lesson learned. Wait on the reviews before you jump to buy a game - trust me, it saves you from a lot of disappointment.

lol - Couldn't you have waited for our response? On another note, how you enjoying the game so far?

They're too busy trying to think of ways to get more money out of us instead of securing their servers. Ubisoft has had this issue with several games over the years and they don't seem to care one bit. GTA online on PC is full of modders/hackers but Rockstar hardly does anything about them either.

To be fair, a lot of big gaming companies have been hacked in recent years. Just look what happened CDPR in late 2020/2021 with Cyberpunk 2077? They were also hacked and the source code leaked but they not only managed to survive, but the game is far more popular now (They have Cyberpunk: Edgerunners on Netflix to thank for that). It's not exactly the end of the world.

It's mostly exaggerated humor with some facts mixed in but this whole situation did show us that most gaming companies don't really invest in top of the line cyber security software. Ubisoft servers has been hacked multiple time in recent years and yet they haven't tried to invest more of their capital into securing their servers. Mind you, this is just one example.

But we come back to the same point again - why does the same game get online support on one platform while not being available on another and the game is going to cost the same?

I normally like some games where you can build things but I think it's the blockey graphics that puts me off. When you've been spoilt by all this character detail in other games even in 2008, Minecraft just doesn't appeal to me all that much.

I definitely didn't play that one either or remember much about it. But then again, most of them didn't get the publicity that more modern Star Wars games have gotten under EA.

Looks better than Battlefield 2042 - oh wait. That's almost every other FPS released this year - on a more serious note though, the game looks awesome but we already know what usually comes with free 2 play games which is microtransactions. That being said, I just hope they limit it to cosmetics.

Frame rate drops Longer loading times Both which causes lots of stuttering and frustrates you the gamer. @Gonassis even has a post about it I just saw. When developers are bashing it as well, you know that it's pretty bad.