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PSG and Man City use other companies set up by associates to "sponsor" their clubs effectively bypassing FFP.

I don't think they'll do anything this season. I mean, Bayern are back to full strength, Barcelona are far stronger now and Liverpool and City have strengthened so I don't think PSG especially this year will be able to do anything.

He probably died of heart attack or he could've died from fainting and hitting his head. But this is why it's important to think logically about your priorities.

Well put!

Quite frankly, Ubisoft is more interested in NFTs than making quality games for their consumers but that's most AAA gaming companies nowadays for you.

Well Rockstar is greedy so course they won't remove the options to buy currency with real money. I understand where you're coming from but I've already made peace with the fact that the Rockstar of today is a far different company than the one I grew up knowing. Both in terms of how they operate and how they support their games.

Yeah, it had been rumored for a few years now since GTA 6 was first mentioned. Personally, I just want one that's well written - most of the female characters from prior GTAs were pretty bland compared to their male counterparts.

I originally wanted to play Battlefield 2042 before its release but when I saw how poor the game was upon release, I immediately changed my mind and I don't intend on ever getting this game even if someone gave me a free key.

Directly? It likely won't have an effect but if the game is entertaining enough, you could get the attention of a good number of modern gamers but will they be influenced to act? It hard to tell. Plenty of people play games like GTA and 99.9% will never try any of what they do in-game.

You took the words right out of my mouth - I can remember far more side characters and quest from the Witcher 3 than I can remember from most of the other Elder Scrolls games and mind you, I've been playing Skyrim for more than a decade and almost every day at that.

Doom Eternal is pretty chill at select moments but I wouldn't say the game is relaxing per say. Especially towards the end when you're being swarmed by hordes of demons.

To be fair Susanoo in Okami isn't exactly a normal canine - I mean he's been blessed with Godly abilities. I think what @Kane99 was going for is something more along the lines of an animal simulator but making more entertaining. The trick with these games as a developer is how do you keep them from getting extremely repetitive? From what I learned, Stray does somewhat fall into this category.

To be fair, Dark Souls games have always been challenging - I don't know anyone that can say they're easy and if they tell you that, they're lying through their teeth.

I forgot to add Double Dragon at A Tier as well. A truly underrated fighting game and one that influenced many long after its release.

I was literally just about to bring up the first Dark Souls game - the scaling is so extreme that you'll run into super powerful monsters going into the Catacombs that you have no hope of winning against.

It's a game where you play from the perspective of a cat with a drone on its back - it can only grab your attention for so long. I quite like the graphics but running around as a cat with a droid on its back gets old pretty quickly. That's why I wasn't as keen about it as most of you were because I could just tell it was going to be a very boring experience.

After the first playthrough, I skip all the dialogue in Skyrim because I know what the NPC is going to say. The modded quest are different especially if I've never played them before.

That's perfectly acceptable - I mean, it's not exactly yours so you can't tell them what to do with their consoles. I don't see a problem with that - if it doesn't belong to you, you can't dictate whether or not someone is supposed to lend you their console.

I have to agree here - pressing buttons like it's Guitar Hero I'm playing. I agree, you have to make certain elements clear cut because people like me will start doing all kinds of random stuff hoping for some kind of progression.

I can understand the Telltale games such as the walking dead and although I don't play them, others like it and that's fine. Guitar hero would fall into this category as well and that's understandable. The part I hate is playing "action" games and I have to be pressing a whole bunch of buttons in a QTE like I'm playing Guitar hero or the Walking Dead.

To be honest, I still do skip sometimes especially if the conversations aren't that interesting or the convo is extremely repetitive and boring.

You'll be just like this guy:

Since the early 90's - I've been gaming for about 3 decades, this year would make 3 decades.