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So true, they are deadly and the police are hard to evade lol.

This. I never get into arguments on social media because it is pointless. Most are so stupid that they can't imagine another person having a completely different viewpoint than their own.

Wait, you were a blob? So if I threw salt on you, would you melt like a slug? XD

@StaceyPowers is a woman's username and she identifies as a female...

I always ignore the obvious ones especially if that is what I was going to do.

It depends on which game you're talking about. Fallout 76 is the only game that had the most negative reviews at launch because it was horrible at launch. The only thing is that some of their games are extremely buggy if you don't use mods.

It doesn't feel like work but I do agree that gaming does take some energy and often times, a break helps us to perform better during our gaming sessions.

How is it any better than the PS2 controller? I'd argue that the PS2 controller was the sturdier version.

I've heard reports of PS5 controllers breaking already but those are in the minority.

It'd be 9 to me and one to them as I don't trust them with multiple opponents. The only time companions are useful is during a flanking maneuver where they can serve as the distraction while I take out the enemies.

Yes, the main character is part of the invading Alien race.

I can but some new game captures my attention and then I totally forget about them until I find them in my list of games but then I procrastinate and it's a never-ending cycle lol.

I try to put myself in someone else's shoes so even if I was tempted to help them or want to say something, most people like to figure out things for themselves so I stay quiet until they ask.

Castlevania is one of those supernatural games about Vampires, demons etc. I has some very good games such as Symphony Of The Night, Aria Of Sorrow among others.

It's funny that I only remember about this game when someone mentions it. I heard that it's decent and I do want to check it out myself but I'm not paying the full price either.

So true - it should be a safe space to discuss games without the fanboyism and toxicity.

That too and as I said before, most of us don't like drama.

I do make personal mods for Skyrim but they're not released as yet as I want to make sure they're working perfectly. I still haven't completely finished my race mod as I'm trying to learn the code to add some pretty complex abilities.

Melee combat in first person is just a bizarre experience in most games. Only the Chronicle of Riddick and a few others I've ever seen pull it off successfully.

Exactly my point...

It depends on the game and how the mechanics work but I can't outright say I prefer one over the other.

I remember in Eden Eternal (an MMO), one of the quests had you capturing 900 butterflies and it was throughout the landscape so you really had to travel to different parts and it was the ultimate grindfest. I literally had to set aside a day just to do it because I was not going to keep catching butterflies daily.

This is Epic Games and Fortnite personified. EA has implemented political references in their game before such as Battlefield V which also failed miserably.

My pick would be the Oblivion Crisis during Elder Scrolls Oblivion because I'd get to fight daedras.

This is a tough one but games like Deus Ex Mankind Divided shows us the prejudice between different sects of society due to their beliefs and that prejudice against a group of people because they're different only breeds hate and that will only lead to the downfall of that society.