Cleopatra92

The Office (US) 
Parks and Recreation
Buffy the Vampire Slayer & Angel 
Game of Thrones

The Office (US) 
Parks and Recreation
Buffy the Vampire Slayer & Angel 
Game of Thrones

I feel like this problem is way beyond gaming. I'm not sure about other countries, but I know in America the news is basically a joke now. The gaming news seems to be no different lol 

I feel like this problem is way beyond gaming. I'm not sure about other countries, but I know in America the news is basically a joke now. The gaming news seems to be no different lol 

I'm going to have to mostly agree with @Alyxx in that I love Mexican and Japanese food the most lol. If I could I would eat it constantly lol. 

I would say that I like it overall. 
I usually have some characters that use it and some that don't. It just depends on where I'm putting their stats and what the goal of the character is.

Aye, it's unfortunate for Xbox One and Switch owners atm. Hopefully they'll announce ports to those consoles later on down the pipeline. All else fails, PS4s are pretty cheap and have an extensive library of awesome exclusive games...maybe pick one up in a sale? Just an idea! 

American Office, Game Of Thrones, Flight Of The Conchords, The Mighty Boosh, Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, Friends, The Walking Dead, and The X Files.

Yeah, seems Cleo is the winner ❤️

Congrats @Cleopatra92 on winning VGR's January 2019 Member of the Month! I've awarded 500 Points to your account!

Pokemon Red was my first game for the Gameboy Color. I used to destroy my friends at it.

I enjoyed Pokemon Snap when I was a kid. I thought taking pictures of the Pokemon was fun and cute. My family owned a photo lab at the time, so I guess I took an interest in it. However, it's not as fun as an adult. It's super easy is really the main problem lol. But it's cute to go back to every great once in a while.
My least favorite game is actually Pokemon Colosseum. I just wasn't a big fan of the story, or the mechanic with only being able to capture those stolen shadow Pokemon. Espeon is my favorite Pokemon, so it and Umbreon being the starter Pokemon is what made me want to try it. 
My least favorite main game would be generation 4 - Diamond, Pearl, Platinum. I don't know what it was but I just remember this game being a slog. It also doesn't have the greatest Pokemon in that generation. The only ones that were super interesting were the new evolutions for existing Pokemon. I feel like it was a series low point when just taking the main games into consideration. 

Fallout 76 isn't though...

Yeah after years and years of waiting for many fans its not going to be worth it, besides Valve doesnt need to create new games at this point, it seems that Steam is more than enough for them.

Same here, I am not an addictive person by nature. As a matter of fact, I get bored of everything eventually so I just can't be addicted to anything.

I don't think it's ever going to happen lol. No matter what they do at this point the hype has gotten too big to where no matter what game they put out it wouldn't live up to people's expectations. 

I usually have a "main" console and then I get other consoles for the games. 
The main console I usually purchase fairly early, but never immediately when it comes out. I'd say a few months after release. With the Xbox One, I waited until I could buy it without the kinect. 
The other consoles (such as the Wii U) I get at the very end of their life when everything I want is pretty much on sale. The only exception is for mainline Pokemon games. If a main Pokemon game comes out for the Switch, I'm gonna get one then lol. 

^ Love LGR so much lol 
I watch YouTube almost constantly so I watch it on a lot of things depending on what I'm doing and what room I'm in. PC/laptop, my phone, iPad, Xbox. I have it on in the background almost always even if it I'm not actually watching. I would rather give up Hulu/Netflix/whatever else before I'd give up my YouTube Premium lol. 

I like it 🙂 

In the game's universe, it was a nuclear world war. Mainly between the US and China. But it was definitely a global war. There hasn't been much information about what has happened anywhere but the US though. 
A game outside the US would definitely feel completely different and interesting though. So much of the game's feel is based on that 50's era US culture, and to see something other than that would be neat. 

Fallout 76 shouldn't have existed in my opinion. Bethesda clearly have no idea what they're doing, and have no business using this game engine in a multiplayer game. If they wanted this type of multiplayer Fallout (which I'm not against in principle, even if I despise Fallout 76) they should have farmed it out to another studio that knows how to make an online game. Instead they went the cheap/lazy route of just reusing everything from Fallout 4 to get a quick cash in or something. And don't even get me started on the things it did to the lore. This game just didn't work out for them at all. 
If there is another Fallout game developed by Bethesda Game Studios, it should be a singleplayer game for sure. I think they should stick to their place on the East Coast, and I think going south would be cool. The Fallout Miami mod proved how cool that could be as a concept. In general, I wish they would put more of their focus on the intricacies of the story and lore of the game, and less on the actual shooting/combat. I feel Fallout 4 suffered in this regard. Fallout 3 may not have had the best story either, but it was more engaging to me than Fallout 4's story. And Fallout New Vegas trumps both of them with the story quality. 3 and New Vegas didn't have the best combat, but they just destroy Fallout 4 in every other way to me. Bethesda isn't that great at designing combat when they try anyway so they should worry way less about it. 

Like... no offense but nukes actually have a LOT of effect on the planet as a whole, even if they're only launched in a single country.

Change is always good for a series because it gives a new perspective on the events of the gaming world as in this case - Fallout. Imagine seeing how the nuclear war impacted other nations and how they dealt with the rebuilding among other factors. I'd definitely enjoy that.

In the game's universe, it was a nuclear world war. Mainly between the US and China. But it was definitely a global war. There hasn't been much information about what has happened anywhere but the US though. 
A game outside the US would definitely feel completely different and interesting though. So much of the game's feel is based on that 50's era US culture, and to see something other than that would be neat. 

Bethesda seems to not know how to fix their own games because apparently, the latest bugfixes re-introduce some old bugs back into the game. Bethesda should realize they are nothing without the modding community to fix their games and stop treating such modders as criminals.