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I believe that's actually the main basics that both armor and weapons upgrades/customization offers. If after the customization and they never other something uniquely good, then the customization is useless.

It's actually the portability issue with making use of iPads that makes it very challenging and difficult for me to find gaming with it easy.

Seriously - It's the in the only best way to enjoy a game properly for me. If I play in easy or moderate level, and find the gameplay way too easy, it's totally going to bore the game for me.

In most cases, a lot of gamers prefer to have their DOF turned off because it interferes with the gameplay.

It something that might have happened to someone who's played for far longer than he's supposed to before such injuries can occur.

Yes of course, hardcore gamers can play for more than 15 hours actively and the gaming console still works perfectly well.

Yeah - it's actually where they messed up in the making of Death Stranding. The graphics was very good but the rest....

Yeah - There is definitely no way the gaming experience with PC or even consoles would be the same with gaming on smartphone.

Basically in my opinion, any game to be considered as a retro, it should at least have a cut off age mark of 20 to 23 years.

Depth of field is mostly used in video games for the same purpose it's used in movies which is making both to be more realistic. The only downside to DOF is that it basically causes blur to objects that are not in focus.

If I found the sounds to be a big distraction for me, then I'd reduce the volume but if not, it stays on the default level.

It's not something that I have actually experienced but have heard from a few people who have passed through such pains and it's not something cool according to them. Personally, I'd stop playing once I feel any discomfort.

It's definitely going to be Irish in Red Dead Redemption for me. His way with drinks and getting drunk isn't something that I really liked at all but I enjoyed the fact that he likes being alive.

There might actually be an element of truth in this theory. Because, take for instance, television set we have at home has been functional for years as long as I can remember and it never got damaged while being on for more than 20 hours straight.

Just like you pointed out that it's only the gameplay that's perfect with a boring character, world or story sucks, it's definitely going to make the game boring.

Seriously - I don't really see the reason why they would make a game to be lacking in any part of what completes it. I don't seem to understand that reason behind it easily.

Each of my gaming sessions would never cross the mark range of 3 to 5 hours max for any reason whatsoever. It's the highest I can do as a person and not even for the console's sake.

I do get that actually ; when you're so used to making use of either console controllers or PCs keyboard and mouse but only to be forced to try used touch screen to play would be completely weird.

I'm not really sure if there gamers who remembers the game Uninvited. It's a horror-themed adventure video game developed for Macintosh in 1986.

There are at least about 5 of such games that I can mention, which wasn't an easy task at all for me but I'm glad to have completed them. They are ; DeusEx Mankind Divided RDR2 Mass Effect 2 TLOU 1 & 2 Dark Souls 1

Do you even think that they read wide to know anything about Norse Mythology? It's more or less of what they recently watched in Marvel movie that is twisting their opinion.

I do agree with you on this one. It's the only customization that really gives you what you had it customized for.

You sure do have quite a temper especially with you have had it with something or someone that gets on your nerves.

Okay - I get it now because initially it had me confused but I understand well now. Anyways, with regards to Empire's post on the subject, I believe that the OP already sieved what's important for him from the whole chatters. Ps. You definitely have a point saying there so many other topics he (Empire) would take his opinion that wouldn't add any value to the OP's inquiry in this juncture.

Even without having to say much, I'm very certain with how good TLOU2 is as an adventure game.