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That's a very valid point. Great point there. I agree - you have to really have a moment of self-reflection and realize that you really needed that change.

Caribbean Islands do tend to have fishing as an industry so sushi is abundant and Taco Bell is available in most countries so Tacos are readily available.

There is the browser plugin Grammarly that can help you sort out a sentence. It's free to use and for the most part, is actually a staple for online customer service agents.

Most modern women dress like her unfortunately and I tend to agree, their fashion sense is very trashy. I wish some of them would actually put on some clothes.

See? What did I tell you? It's caveman scribblings

Irish is the next flipping one lol. I don't remember what drink it was but it's pronounced way different than the spelling...

So how is it so far?

Motion Blur has always been a pain in the butt. Like honestly, who came up with that crap?!

Honestly, I'm so preoccupied playing my games that I hardly take photos unless it's something important.

DMC 5 has great melee combat, Metal Gear Games, Skyrim, Kingdom, Witcher 3 and Onimusha. I could even throw in MMOs like Eden Eternal, Champions Online and Aura Kingdom. Age of Wushu also gets my vote.

There are a fair amount of games I can name like Resident Evil Village, RE 7, A game I really despised but I have to give props in the visual department - Anthem.

That's really sad to hear she's dying. There was a time in Lords Mobile where our kingdom was being raided by a whole family of guilds that just moved in. They were a bunch of assholes and the whole kingdom without discussing a word with each other put our differences aside and drove them out within a week.

At most, it takes me a few hours and normally within an hour I've already learned how to use almost every function.

Depends on the camera angle in the game among other factors. In old Tomb Raider games and some platformers as well, the camera was so clunky that you'd tend to misjudge your jumps and fail all the time.

Have to agree with @Heatman, it's more like a budget for gaming although there are some games that I do set aside money for especially when I know they're coming out in the near future.

Moving from gaming on PS3 and Xbox 360 to PC gaming a decade ago - I could believe the gulf in quality. Nowadays, it's nowhere as big especially when talking about bang for your buck.

This is just a scenario but they may act completely different in real-life situations. For instance, in games I tend to be somewhat impatient whereas if I want to achieve anything worthwhile, I have to be patient.

Watching the same cutscenes over and over again without a way to entirely skip it. It gets to the point where I can re-enact the whole scene without fail.

Melee fighting just gives you an intense feeling when you're going head to head against enemies in close quarter combat where one mistake could be your last. There's no greater rush especially when the melee attacks are complimented by magic skills/weapons. It Makes for truly epic fights.

I usually look up the name of powerful deities or important people in history and I draw my naming inspiration from them or sometimes I just make up something that sounds really cool.

Mine's always bursting at the seams - as a matter of fact, I have to use in-game containers to store some of my items. I tend to collect anything that looks or might be useful in any given situation.

I'd have to say the chronicle of riddicks games for the PS2 and original Xbox. Even to this day, the graphics still look amazing.

I don't have any addictions to games per say but I always liked playing Skyrim because of the endless possibilities you can create with modding.

Not really - as a matter of fact, I'm usually always excited. The only thing is that if I'm playing a new game and it seems like a grindfest to me, most times I'll never play it again past that gaming session.

It depends on the game and the design of the weapon. I like Cloud's Buster swords and some of the oversized weapons from the Monster Hunter franchise - I'll have to say that swinging them around can be quite a pain at times.