killamch89

Norbit - 7.5/10

Skyrim SE, RE Village and DMC 5

Personally, I wouldn't want to know what my future is going to be like because there's no fun in finding out what's in store for you ahead of time. I'm perfectly fine with not knowing because whatever will be, will be. What are your thoughts about this?

My animal of choice is an eagle and my reason is that they have a lot of freedom to travel around soaring high in the sky. The gravity of this world can't keep them grounded and they get to watch the world from the sky. What animal would you like to be reincarnated as if you were to die right now?

The top three things on my Bucket List are as follows: Go swimming with whales and orcas Build an underground bunker Get into amateur car racing What are the top things on your bucket list?

The three things I'm most grateful for are as follows: Growing up with animals because they teach you a lot through interactions with them. Things like enjoying the moment and how to truly appreciate the simple things in your life. Things that we often take for granted. Growing up with parents who were musicians because I have a huge appreciation for older generations of music. Having a few great friends that have always been in my life from we were kids and they're still around to give me honest advice and be supportive. What are the things you're most grateful for?

When you said you had an imaginary friend called Toby, I was reminded of one of the little girls in the Paranormal Activity movie series that had an "imaginary friend" called Toby. I was shrieking in horror for a moment lol. I swearing I need to see one because I keep forgetting some of the most simple things nowadays.

That's totally understandable.

Were they all in cages or where they just roaming around? Same - I've never seen one of those raised as a farm animal.

Lol. Cats are pretty smart critters and they're overly cautious when it comes to approaching unknown situations. Dogs on the other hand are far more curious and will tend to go check out stuff without much thought. You notice how cats are always sneaking up on you. They always do this thing where you turn your back where they pounce on like Lions and Tigers would. That's how you know they're schemers. On top of that, they're great at manipulating humans. I swear to you that cats can use the Jedi mind trick on almost anyone and it works. Cats are the unpredictable ones - even when you've raised a cat from day one, it doesn't mean it'll acknowledge you as it's owner may tend to attack their owners. Dogs are anything but dumb - my dog knows how to open my house door, knows how to honk my car horn and a myriad of other stuff that I never once taught it. As a matter of fact, I never trained any of mine but they understand almost anything I say.

That's pretty dope. What aspects of each appeal to you? That sounds like a fox alright - always being mischievous and troubling stuff.

Doing pretty good bro - what's up with you?

I totally agree with this sentiment as well. That's why I loved games like Champions Online and a few others because you had a lot of customization when it came to your character at the beginning of the game and you unlocked even more during events and throughout the story. Nowadays, the customization function in games is laughable at best.

It's been a long time since I heard about that game - I had borrowed it from my friend. It was fun to play but the game was indeed very short though.

Totally forgot about the F.E.A.R series - it's more on the unique side in terms of the visuals. Medal Of Honor is well known though but it's been a long time since they've made another game so I suspect that's why people never talk about it nowadays.

I used to play Mabinogi back in the days as well when it was apart of Nexon. I loved the game too because it had somewhat of cartoony styling and it had lots of customization. I had heard they were planning on a sequel but then everything kinda went dark after.

I was always a curious person by nature so in most games, I tend to take my time and explore the entire world - trying to find spots to take screenshots and stuff like that.

Only bathroom breaks. Grand Theft Auto tends to do that all the time. It's so much fun that you'll forget about the time.

Not just that - with my luck I'll plan to save at certain point, don't bother to do it and then seconds after that, I'm dead. Sometimes, I just misstep and plummet way down some mountain or some weird stuff like an enemy accidentally knocks me into a trap. In video games, when my luck is good it's amazing but when it's bad, I'll probably die 3 times within a minute because of some stupid stuff.

Max Payne 3 had some serious horrific moments such as when they bounded this guy with tires, poured gasoline all over him and set him on fire. There were a few other things as well such as the mental trauma that Max was going through which were the stuff of nightmares.

It's to be expected. Hell, even my reactions have gotten a bit slower than in my younger days. Come to think of it, I tend to forget some things now. 🤣🤣

I agree that if it's done correctly, it can be fun and relaxing part of the game. The trouble with most games over the last decade is they overdo it to the point of being tiresome and time-consuming.

I'm not sure what you mean by this. Could you elaborate?

In addition to that, mobile games are full of the worse MTX systems known to man and I can't wait for the legislation to handle these kinds of things to take effect. It's really out of hand in the mobile space.

EA won't change their ways but the laws that govern them can keep them in check. As I previously said, I hope that countries start rolling out their legislation to deal with these scams.