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Most games aren't but they seem to be clamping down on gaming addiction so that might change pretty soon.

It's so true like why are they always looking for things to get offended about but I'm not surprised by the charges because A) He's male so automatically he gets no sympathy and B) they love to virtue signal. I guarantee you if this was an Autistic little girl they'd treat him far differently and it'd get swept under the rug. Yeah but the bills in the US is also more expensive. For instance, their light bill at a minimum is around the $100 mark which is extremely high in my country. That being said, you're right in the sense that young people today aren't being held accountable as we were growing up.

My instincts would've definitely picked up that something was off about her but not everyone's senses are as sharpened as mine.

To be fair, I totally agree especially with the plane one because of how many things can go horribly wrong mid-flight. I remember when I was 18 and I was flying to New York and when we got to JFK and landed, another plane that was attempting to land almost collided into us but the pilot pulled up at the last moment.

I wouldn't mind that all - that sounds like a hell of a vacation.

I mean, I like fast vehicles - cars, motorcycles etc. but I just don't feel for a motorcycle - at least not now. Maybe in another two years, I'll buy another one.

Yeah and you told us how that worked out so we don't need to go any further.

If nobody is suing you for disturbing the peace or think you're auditioning to be a rooster, then you're not half bad at it.

That's a great strategy as well. I plan to put more money into gold bars in the near future.

My mother is also like that at times - I'm not sure why.

At least he doesn't sound like the guy who's constantly on life support:

Yeah, the sound was a bit underwhelming if you ask me but I like the game otherwise.

This is a pretty interesting concept and I like the graphics and gameplay. It looks like a potential hit in the making.

In this case not really because the gaming company moving out of their country will lower the amount of revenue in taxes and other stuff they'd earn so the government would look to put a policy in place to get that money out of them.

The most I can see them doing is probably trying to offer a more reasonable price for the games to lure players in or give away some free months of subscription. That'll definitely get some people interested.

Yeah - it's such a disgusting practice and also dishonest. They should be called out on their fraudulent activities but the media keeps quiet about this because they're guilty of the same.

I'd say 7.5/10 but the story just got way too complicated for me at times.

Or it could be that because it isn't the original game, it won't function as intended.

To be fair, I used to play Starcraft for a bit back in the day but then lost interest in MOBAs all together and haven't touched them ever since nor will I ever do it again.

Can't exactly remember that line about the teachers and school being in it. It was the public backlash that let them drop the charges - I just know it. The school could've also been sued by the parent since they broke an agreement.

That's a seriously valid point. That sounds like you'd like the old NES controllers back.

I like challenging games and when a game feels like a day at the picnic, I start to lose interest. I'd want to be automatically good at every game but not immediately, I'd like to develop those skills over time.

I can't even argue because that's the only part of the game I've yet to see fail even once...

Totally agree - I serve the greater good but I don't do things by the book. I personally prefer to deal out my own brand of justice.

I'd more say that it's the first time you've seen all the protagonist stories intertwined and see how the choices of one character affects the other protagonists.