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Congratulations!! Being a teacher is a very demanding job but you'll learn to cope with it.

The first game I became good at was Mario for the NES followed by Duck Hunt. I must say though that the dog laughing at my horrid shooting skills was a pretty mean gesture lol.

If it's made by EA, Activision or any other company in this category of money sucking companies, is a deal breaker most times just because no matter how crappy the game is, they always charge full price for them.

My parents never really cared what I played because it kept me occupied and out of trouble. Honestly, they even watched me play games like Mortal Kombat and they never seemed to mind at all.

Skyrim was pretty anti-climatic when it came to the Miraak fight like it was such a meh ending that I was like "what on Earth...".

Actually, that was the Legendary Edition - I never got that and I had Skyrim and all the DLCs at the time. I got a free key from a bundle and that's how I got it for free.

Growing up, I was a console gamer for the most part but still played some PC games like Max Payne, Unreal tournament and a few others. However, for the past decade, I've made the leap to PC gamer and I must say that I'm not disappointed at all. Having said that, I might just get myself a PS5 or Xbox Series S/X or even both in the near future.

Not even once - I do watch a few of the tournaments occasionally but I'd never bet on something like this because too many variables that affects the outcome of a match for me to be confident enough to make any form of wager.

Because of Final Fantasy games, I can tolerate it but I still wouldn't say I flat out like it. It depends on how it functions in-game.

If I've heard their voices in other games or other media previously, I'll definitely recognize them. But they also have to possess very distinctive voices for me to immediately pick up who it is voicing a certain character.

Once I was in a pretty tough battle in GTA 5 online but were having a shootout in helicopters when me and crew's own were so badly damaged that we jumped out mid-air and was parachuting down. Guess who that helicopter hit on their descent? That's right, it crash landed into me - I was like "That was a final destination moment right there".🤣🤣 I wasn't even mad - my whole crew was laughing.

Serious Sam is a great call because even I totally forgot about it but it's a pretty funny FPS title.

When I was younger that used to be the case but I know I can only truly enjoy an experience if I take the time to truly explore my surroundings. It's not just details for me, it's finding hidden stuff or maybe scenic areas where I can snap some shots.

The only Disney game I ever really liked was Kingdom Hearts and it's definitely not due to the story because I could never really figure out what's the premise of this game. All I knew is we have to stop bad guy - the story is just too convoluted to be understood properly.

That's a valid point actually - it totally depends on if the actions taken justify the damage they cause. In one game, you may be saying a character's actions are in response to a fight for survival but in other settings, it'd be viewed as evil.

That's why I can't understand why so many people have such a problem with it. I mean, if you get any serious wound, blood is going to come pouring out of said wound.

To be honest, I have heard lots about the Evil Within but I can't remember if I ever played it or not. I also would like to know more about this series as well.

I agree with watching how this unfolds because EA has a way of screwing themselves over especially when a series was doing extremely well before. I've learned to lower my expectations when it comes to anything involving EA.

EXTREMELY difficult game which would even manage to piss a monk off if they tried playing it long enough. You can't underestimate ANY opponent you cross paths with or else you'll definitely die. The game CAN'T be paused so no you'll have to be very strategic when playing this game and take breaks when you manage to save. That being said, if you love overly difficult games then this one is for you.

Bethesda pulled this crap twice with Skyrim Special Edition and Fallout 4 GOTY Edition and it's a very sickening practice. Why on Earth do they need us to pay full price for these games AGAIN? I'm not buying these Mass Effect games all over again - especially at $60. I'll be fine but it's good that you're enjoying it.

This looks like a very promising one - I'll definitely have to give it a go the next time I'm going to buy any games.

Typically, the first place I check is YouTube and if it isn't there, I'll do a general Google search. Sometimes it gets tricky because the lyrics to the song may not pop up unless you type in some of the lyrics that you know already. Where do you go to find the lyrics for a song?

A Song I typically listen to when exercising is Jeen - Buena Vista Remix. It really gets me pumped during my workout sessions. What songs do you listen to when you exercise?

My personal pick is the song Eminem Till I Collapse because I refuse to stay down and be defeated just because life isn't going the way I want it to. I'll keep going until I collapse.

I'm always constantly listening to music throughout the day except when I'm sleeping or meditating. Otherwise, I usually always have some music on as it helps me to get through the day. What are your music listening habits like?