killamch89

This is a tough one but I would go with Solid Snake just because despite having the supposedly "inferior" genetics of Big Boss, he has a lot of heart and determination and he is also a certified badass. I mean who the hell goes to war with a walking nuclear weapon with only a rocket launcher and lives to tell the tale?

You're welcome. I am not afraid to give compliments when the work done has a lot of quality. To be honest, it is way better than something like IGN would produce - all they would do is moan about the graphics and how that era of gaming has passed and they would be trying to compare it modern games -_-.

Brilliant and detailed review as usual Alyxx. I like how you don't overlook even the tiniest detail in your reviews so we the reader cannot question the transparency of your work.👍

My sentiments exactly. If the video game is the one doing the parenting, there is something seriously lacking in the parenting skills of said parent.

I'm neutral. I believe it is up to the parents, but I would put more focus on being a good parent than what games your child plays.

I don't see any problem with it, to be honest. When I was around 6 or 7, I played Grand Theft Auto Vice City for the first time ever and I loved it. I didn't even care about certain aspects of the game, for me, it was great because it was the first open world and driving game that I experienced and had a chance at playing. It didn't mess me up and I don't think any games affect anyone really. It's all up to the individual. 

That is a pretty dirty and dishonest tactic and it's a short-term plan really. It will never work in the long run and will only cost you more money, in my opinion. You can use the same example of No Man's Sky for this. They got a lot of pre-orders and sales for the game but the moment people realised the game was awful, they didn't want it and returned it. I believe Steam actually started accepting mass returns for the game based on "false promises".

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Puzzle games are a last resort - I would rather play go outside and actually play fetch with my dogs and I hardly ever do that.

I'm terrible hahah. If I talk about any one topic for more than five minutes these days, it manages to morph into something about Bioshock Infinite.

I guess it's because I used to work in law enforcement but you kind of have to profile your client and see what they are lacking and how your skills helps to solve the problem.

I'd be Aerin, so my best friend could be Mjoll.

Yeah, that is pretty terrible to be honest. There would be a constant smelling of rotting flesh and the entire place is crawling with demons. At least in Fallout, you could take refuge in a vault (hypothetically) and be able to get some decent food. Where on Earth or hell would you find decent food in the Doom world?

It certainly has an addictive beat and it is kind of strangely relaxing.

DC said we need to chat until we filled up as many pages as possible so why is this chat so quiet? Ok, here is a question for everyone - If you had to choose between a lifetime supply of Grape Fanta or a lifetime supply of Mountain Dew, which one would you choose and why?

Spider-Man.

I'm not sure how far $100,000 would go to be fair. I would try and learn some programming languages that are good for making games and then build the game myself. I would probably try to spend a bit of the money on actually developing the games and the graphics and keep the rest for marketing. As we all know, there's no point in having a good game if no one knows about it. Marketing is extremely important and can help you a lot.

EA is miles ahead of everyone though. They are one of the few companies trying to fight against Belgium's decision regarding loot boxes is disgusting - I really hope they tank extremely hard.

Thanks  Me too ..lol

I started using better software for animation, accounting etc. and I was a bit bolder in my approach like messaging Youtubers, companies like Google etc. I also stopped paying for sub-standard services such as: Dropbox. 

That's an amazing story. Something like that would be close to my worst nightmare. I imagine that recovering from something like that and evolving would do a lot to boost your confidence. Now you know you can rely on yourself to adapt. 

What were some of the changes you made to how you do business which helped you start over successfully?

The lesson I learned was sometimes you have to take it to the chin. - About March this year, my original website and a couple other accounts got hacked and taken out by a hacker - leaving my business I had been building for close to a decade in ruins. I had to take a couple months off and just had to re-invent my way of doing business and incredibly, I bounced back within 3 months after starting to do animation again in August. Something like that would have completely destroyed most people and that was my initial response but in reality that hacker did me a favor - he/she made me re-evaluate everything I was doing up to that point and made me even more hungry and determined.

I can agree up to a point. I find it very enjoyable with friends... I think the sole purpose one should buy it is to play it with their friends, otherwise, it might get both frustrating and boring.

I don't quite remember the name of this one...I think it was called Forbidden Legend or something like that where you find a book on some dead guy's corpse somewhere near Markarth. I think the book was called Lost Legends and then you are supposed to head to some Nordic Tomb near Solitude. I liked it because after I managed to find that dungeon and finish it, I realized it was a hidden quest 🤣

Spyro?!... What in tarnation...Been playing too much Red Dead Redemption 2 but anyways...Spyro? Am I missing something here? Is this 1999? How is Spyro a thing in 2018? I have so many questions!