Heatman

There is nothing not to like that I see in Red Dead Redemption 2 as far as an open world game is brought into questioning. It's a perfect game for me.

I think that the company have given up on the game's franchise because they should have made something by now but nothing.

I have made a couple of good friends from playing Top Eleven Football Manager over the years. Good friends that have my back always.

They are both sim car racing games, so they are related in a way but not entirely the same thing because of their driving mechanics.

I think that when both Microsoft and Sony is being compared, Microsoft seems to be the lesser evil between the two. Sony is just waking up with PS Now and Infinite services while Microsoft have Gamepass for ages now.

I would like to name Red Dead Redemption 2, The Last Of Us Part II, The Witcher 3 : Wild Hunt and GTA 5 as my best open world games.

I'm yet to get the game and to be very honest with you about this, I'm not sure if it's something I'm going to consider now because I have so many I want to purchase now.

DualSense and DualShock are my favorites when it comes to controller's supremacy and they are both more than sufficient for playing.

I would name the following ; 1. Call of Duty : Modern Warfare 2 (250 million dollars) 2. Star Wars : Old Republic (200 million dollars ) 3. Final Fantasy 7 (145 million dollars) 4. Destiny (140 million dollars)

We are most likely going to see another one in the same series. It's but the right and only path let available for them now. They can't change it.

Another typical example is in Elden Ring where when you get to make use of an incantation to get a swarm of flies to tear through lots of enemies and even bosses.

The design and set up in Deus Ex is too clean to the latter. There is nothing off in it. They did try as much as possible to make it look realistic as possible.

I would say this order ; Skyrim GTA 5 Fortnite Minecraft Mario Kart 8

Nintendo Switch is a great platform to play your games. There are so many of them to play and I'm very sure that it's something that you will enjoy.

And you have to worry about being able to control them to utmost efficiency. But it's fun just like you said.

If it's possible for me to have my console controllers changed at least every 6 months, I wouldn't mind at all because I would look at having good design that's customized.

When I have so many video games stuck on my backlog, what's there to wait for too long when I'm done with a particular video game? I play the next one almost immediately.

I had that kind of feeling when I was still new at playing Bloodborne and Dark Souls. Also playing Alien Isolation wasn't easy either.

I learnt to how to shoot in real life and it's a good feeling when you feel the bullet leaving the gun. I do enjoying assault riffles.

When the enemies are too far predictable, it doesn't make any sense to me. It's why I'm just like you in that way because as smart as I picture myself, I want the enemies to offer something good in return.

Sometimes it gives me a shock which is why I always have it turned off. Most driving video games are very good with controllers vibration.

I think that it's Far Cry that's the most frustrating that I have played with dealt with me in such manner. I feel like screaming at it.

It feels odd whenever I try to use it and play, it makes me look weak in my opinion. It's why I always have it turned off and it works well for me.

There are at least 3 good board games that I can recommend. They are ; Wingspan, Gloomhaven and Betrayal at House on the Hill.

Personally, I don't really think that it's something that I would get into successfully because I believe that my skills and experience can't compete at a professional level.