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It's definitely the fanboys - they'll defend their console manufacturers to the death and they can't hold an objective argument or take any constructive criticism in regards to the consoles they own.

Deus Ex Human Revolution also has this issue. On the lowest difficulty, it's ridiculously easy to breeze through the game but bump it up to normal. Boss fights become much harder and the AI is a lot smarter. On the hardest difficulty, even the weakest enemies are giving you a headache and it's super easy to be detected when trying to move around stealthily.

I don't think I've gone over $1000 and that's mainly on subscriptions and maybe a few in-game purchases.

Installing most games is a breeze but the space requirements for games like the more modern COD titles is what really causes the complications.

I dislike point point and click games but I do love Broken Swords because the stories are always amazing and well written.

In Monster Hunter World - the boss battles always annoy me because some of them are flipping random. It might be a monster you previously fought off back for revenge, a new monster that just happened to be in the area or a combination of both so you now have two boss monsters fighting each other and yourself. Then another set of monsters might appear and before you know it, you're in some kind of Last Man/Monster standing deathmatch that takes a while to finish. The worse part is when you run out of supplies but have to keep fighting to save your own skin.

Okami for the Switch/Nintendo Gamecube has the most original art style I've ever seen. It's akin to Japanese Calligraphy.

It's good to have you back - it wasn't as entertaining without you.

I'll go with the clown outfit. A black man wearing a prison outfit might make the cops think I'm some kind of escaped convict. At least when I wear the clown costume, the most they'll think is that I'm some kind of weirdo.

I wear breathable and thing undies so it feels like I don't have anything on...

Yeah - it definitely keeps you cool on an extremely hot day.

I've been trying to decide where I want to go and I've started considering Croatia - a couple of my friends have been there and said it's wonderful so I'll give it a try.

There are some serious waves out there like the ones off the southern coast of Portugal. Those would exhaust anyone because they're unnaturally high even during calm weather.

Most of the lies I ever told were more like half-truths rather than complete lies. That way they tended to sound more believable but that was mainly me lying to the cops.

Well I hardly knew anything about bull riding so that's why I said rider but I think I'd change my answer...

I get it - some people are classic car collectors. I know a millionaire from France that only collects vintage sports cars.

I never really did the Ancestry DNA thing so I maybe need to try that. I wonder what else I'd find out about my heritage - Most of the knowledge I have about mine is through my parents, grandparents and a some of my other relatives.

I started to cringe because imagine telling a 12 year old kid you're going to teabag his mother as a 40 yr old guy. I just muted everyone after that and stopped playing after the round.

Not really - governments like Belgium have already started to act on companies like EA and the UK and other European countries are doing their own investigations so it's definitely gaining traction.

It does have somewhat of a learning curve so it'll take some time to be good at it but once you have that down, you'll love it.

It's been a few years since I've looked forward to a Far Cry game but depending on the reviews, I'll definitely go buy it.

The same thing as last year or for the past decade with one or two old features that were removed from previous games re-added and branded as "revolutionary". At this point, I'll be surprised if they added something truly groundbreaking to the point that I'd notice it.

I don't know much about guitars but what's the difference between both?