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At night, I tend to like the darkness in my house - it helps me to sleep extremely well.

No, it's just for the audio function as in pairing and listening to wireless headphones/ear buds.

Yeah - they know how much money they could make from licensing out their name so Fifa decided to bring about competition so ultimately, Fifa will make most of the profits.

I agree - I always thought that move was stupid on their part but Ubisoft just like EA and others love to shoot themselves in the foot...

Of course - most of us grew up playing Fifa and other EA games when they were extremely good so when they give us this crap, of course we'd be frustrated.

I don't think the Castlevania is going to be a F2P game although with Konami, you never know. PES is permanently screwed unless they revert to what they were before.

There's things called a protocol that has to be followed and California never followed it. That's why the EEOC had to settle for the 18m dollars. Otherwise, because of California's actions, the case would have been thrown out because they overstepped their boundaries and it's the law in almost any country. You have to follow the lawful procedures.

Oh okay - np then. It's a good move on all accounts then - if they can get some top talent in the gaming industry to join that studio. Netflix may just make a splash in the gaming industry.

Either that or EA has to change the name of their game because Fifa has decided that EA shouldn't have a monopoly on the rights of the Fifa name. This is getting really interesting indeed.

Oh trust me - the Chinese government doesn't have an issue violating human rights and will go to extremely lengths to ensure that it gets done.

Yeah - it's mainly the PC but I suspected it could be other players on other platforms as well such as you and your wife.

They've already issued an apology and removed the game. The updated video I posted previously covers that.

Trust me - I'm a master at surviving in very unfair circumstances. It's a life skill as well as an in-game skill that has made me progress in many games.

There's also those other Xbox controllers with swappable joysticks and triggers but I just can't remember the name...

I just started playing a game called Rider's Republic and honestly, so far it's been a blast if I do say so myself. It's a very easy game to get into and can be a frustrating during races when you're bunched up with a lot of people but it's pretty fun though.

This is quite a tough one - I'd say the Jackie Chan games on PlayStation. I know they're repetitive but I just loved the fighting style.

With modding Bethesda games, it does take a bit of know how to get started. It's not quite as simple as just installing mods. There are some underlying software and essential mods which you'd normally have to install to make the rest work properly. For instance, in Skyrim and Fallout 4, there's SKSE - albeit each game has their own unique version. Then you'll have to find out which mods are compatible with each other by using tools like Loot for instance. It's best you look up detailed videos on YouTube before you start modding any Bethesda game.

I also play with a headset and I make sure to put my phone on silent so I definitely won't be disturbed.

I'd agree - I've been playing Fifa since the 90s and Fifa nowadays is nowhere as fun as back in those times.

I'd be a bounty hunter - taking down criminals, werewolves, demons, dragons, vampires, ghosts, dangerous criminals, corrupt leaders - basically anything that is a threat to the greater good.

Well this thread was made last year so of course the answers on the thread would reflect that.

I never usually rush game purchases - I typically wait until it launches and there are reviews before I make a decision on what I'm going to do.

Okay - thanks for the heads up. A player-dependent economy eh? Haven't encountered a game like that in quite some time. I definitely need to go check it out.

We know you love Fifa and that's your choice but it might not be called Fifa much longer because Fifa and EA are at odds over the licensing fees.

It's nowhere as fun to be honest. I much rather the offline career mode - the only online modes I like in Fifa are Pro Clubs and the regular matches.