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Well you could just look up some pro clubs players - you'll find lots of teams...

You installed WIndows 11? What's it like because I heard that the pre-built systems lose up to 28% in gaming performance.

He's a very uninspiring coach and his tactics are one dimensional - even in the virtual world you won't win anything with him...

That's good - DMC 4 and DMC 5 are excellent games.

Because they know most people are easily influenced by their favorite YouTubers...

It doesn't appeal to me either but the trailer has a lot of unintentional sexual references.🤣

The issue most of us have had is that they could've done this years ago but @Crazycrab explanation makes a lot of sense. Nintendo constantly takes a dump on its community to prevent anyone else from benefitting from their games but them so it shouldn't surprise anyone.

Currently, there's no definite way of fixing this because unless we the gamers are all on the same page, the situation will never be resolved.

Governments will go after them for their reasons but they'll also find some kind of way to sneak some kind of tax in for gamers.

It's everywhere unfortunately and we just have to be very careful about how we navigate certain platforms.

It'll be way better than Stadia, that's for sure.

I don't believe you were overreacting - sometimes you have to take preventative measures to stop a potential problem before it escalates. Having said that, I don't really click on links and If I'm tempted to, I simply copy the link and use one of the various phishing detector sites online to verify the validity of the link. That way I can keep myself safe.

It's not that they don't know how to monetize - they just go overboard with their monetization practices and that's the real issue.

No - I'm saying in this current market, it's not economically feasible to build one yourself as it'll cost you an arm and a leg. The best thing you can go for is either a pre-built system (buy it from a store that has assembled all the parts for you and it'll work right out of the box) or get a gaming laptop (this is the more portable option but it still gives a very good gaming experience). Having said that, there are plenty of YouTube videos that can teach you how to assemble a computer yourself after buying the parts but as I said earlier, this is currently the most expensive option.

Yeah but some people aren't like you - some really take it personal if you say anything bad about the consoles they own...

I think what he's trying to say is once the main and side missions are done and only the repetitive ones are left, that's when you know the game is done.

So do I but I've finished most of the games I've played. Only the ones that got really boring I haven't finished.

What ingredients did it take to make it and could you elaborate on the taste? I'm quite curious...But then I'm supposed to be getting braces in a month or two which means I'll have to change my diet...This sucks

I was never really addicted to gaming per say but it was more of a way to pass the time especially when I was going out at nights.

I played Fifa 96 on the SNES as a kid. It was a clunky game but fun nonetheless.

Well that's kind of a half-truth - it depends on the price you're looking for. Yes, most things are available online but some of them are way overpriced.

I used to have 16 hour marathons as a teen but since I've grown much older, my gaming sessions are three hours at most.

Right - the post is about games you bought and tried but stopped playing them altogether for whatever reason.

That's great that you had enough self discipline and concern for your health that you decided to cut back. Some people are too addicted to gaming and that's the issue.

Yeah - it's pretty insane and quite a few Youtubers own one of these machines. I'd love it in a game room personally.