Heatman

My parents never wanted me anywhere near playing video games. They were anti gamers and it was a big issue for me then as a kid. It was my uncle that got me into gaming on his Atari 2600 before I later got Amiga CD32. My mother never like it whenever I want to visit my uncle because she knew I was going to have a good time playing games.

A very good example of the game which you asked about that's more difficult than Dark Souls for me would be Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. It was developed by the same company but what makes it more difficult is unlike in Dark Souls where you have the opportunity to create and build your character the way to suit your playstyle, in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice it's just based on sword based combat and combat arts which is fast pace and doesn't give you room for any errors.

Come to think of it, I had a rough and tough schedule that very day, so I felt that I needed the night gaming to help me unwind from all the stress and I think it helped because of how I dosed off. It worked in a way that I never expected it.

It's a big NO for me when it comes to smoking because of the health implications it comes with. Smokers are liable to die young of lung cancer and heart diseases, so I will not be comfortable around anyone who chose to smoke.

I would never plug my smartphone to charge and I would be operating it at the same time. I read somewhere that it's not safe because when the phone is charging, it's radioactive level gets higher where it's not safe for human body. It might not be true but I'm not ready to gamble on it.

That's very correct and it sucks in a big way if I'm being very honest with you on that. If not for the releases on early February and March with great games like Horizon Forbidden West, Elden Ring, Gran Turismo 7 and more, 2022 haven't seen much better games compared to what's been delayed to 2023.

Yeah, content and traffic is very important to any forum or blog. No matter how good they look in design and themes, if they lack content and traffic, they are definitely set for full time failure.

There are few games that I have played which gave the same feeling and gameplay like The Sims but the one that stood out well for me would Animal Crossing : New Horizons. The exploration you get in the game is more like it to what you have in The Sims. You don't get to work on your home but also on an island too. It's going to be my number pick alternative.

I used to play considerably on my smartphone but at one point, I had to replace my smartphone with Nintendo Switch. Ever since then, I stopped playing drastically on my smartphone and more on the switch.

Pre-order is never an option that I would be considering for the game because I'm not yet convinced that it's something that's worth playing yet. I'm going to wait it out and see what happens in the first few weeks of its release. If it comes out good with impressive quality and reviews, I will go for it.

I kind of agree with you on this because I believe the industry was already there for the taking with how it started developing and improving before the crash. Definitely, a cooperation would have tried to kick start it all over again if the Japanese gaming industry wasn't there to get in. Just like you mentioned with Nintendo coming right in, another company would have stepped up as well.

Our gratitude goes to the Japanese gaming industry that sustained the gaming industry during the crash, otherwise we wouldn't have been playing video games today. It was a horrible experience for gamers when it happened.

At times, I see 2022 as a year of game's delay with how many game's that's been delayed into being released in 2023 because it's not likely not going to work out this year. Some are even delayed from 2021 - God of War Ragnarok. Starfield looks very interesting, let's see how it comes out.

I'm very sure that's part of the reason why piracy was on the high side back then because most people looked for ways to have access to those contents and even make their own money off it.

The last time I saw a guy playing COD on mobile was in a barbing salon. I heard one of the game's soundtrack and I knew right away it was COD game. I got into discussion with him about the game and how long he's been playing it and found out it was his first one. I told him to have a better experience, it's better to play it on consoles if he's got one.

I love Elden Ring a lot and there's some sort of a way to play it on mobile phones but it's never appealing to me because I can't imagine myself playing such a huge game on smartphone. It's the same thing with Fortnite, I can't play it on mobile phones.

This was part of the reason why I had to stop playing video games on my smartphone like I used to do frequently because it's making me play games when I'm not supposed to.

If you're my friend, I feel that you have the right to correct me whenever I'm doing something wrong. It's what friendship is about for me which is making and helping each other get better. It was why I had to understand his reasons for doing that.

You stopped playing the game Dirt Rally 2.0 completely as a result of the bugs? It was only Cyberpunk 2077 that did that to me but I think that I'm ready to get back into playing the once again.

It's the use of Ruyi Jingu Bang in the fighting by Sun Wukong that caught my interest. How he made it so big to kill that his opponent was incredible. I can't wait to try that out in Black Myth: Wukong when it finally comes out.

I got back into playing Hades again yesterday after watching this trailer which you shared here. It gave me a big memory rush on the game and I knew immediately it's a game that I had to start playing again.

Yeah, that's true. The more you keep playing with the Legends, the more you are going to master exploring and exploiting their skills to your advantage. I started playing the game around the same year as well. It should around March 2020 that I started playing the game.

He's a good manager and he also buys into their microtransactions which helps to grow his resources that allows him to train well. It's what makes him have a very strong team. The guy loves playing globally hosted tournaments and he's won at least over 80% of the one's he joined.

Playing for 4 hours on dialy basis is still a fat number of hours to get under a gamer's belt. Some people don't even play more than 1 hour in a day. If one can maintain a steady 4 hours play every day for 1 year, that's a big number of gameplay hours.

I never saw that coming because under normal circumstances, I should have switched off or shutdown everything before I sleep off especially when I feel sleep. But that night was different and it was as if I was drugged how I dosed off and never woke up in the night till it's morning.