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Definitely, there's a good possibility that some people would be tricked with that because if you're not careful enough, you will fall victim to it. I'd swear for myself all day long if I happen to allow that happen to me because I always try to make sure of what I'm buying before I pull out that card details.

If it drops in on gamepass, that makes it a lot more better and even less of a thing to worry about. On getting it, even though I'm going to be cash ready to get it when it comes out, I'm going to make sure to hear a few gamers playing opinion on it before I make my move. But my instincts tells me that it's going to be hit.

Exactly!! Call of Duty franchise lost over 50 million active players after the release of Call of Duty Vanguard. Imagine how many millions of gamers that's going to quit the game because they can't play it on their PlayStation consoles any more? Personally, I wouldn't do that switch to another console just because of one game.

Yeah, that's true. There's a big possibility that a lot of that is going on every day in the gaming industry without it coming to light. It's now all about whom they are stealing from finding out and then suing them for copyright infringement. I think there was a fuss about some of Assassin's Creed Origins contents being copied from BOTW.

In Red Dead Redemption 2 Online, the currency used in the game is called Capitale if I remembered correctly. Rockstar might be greedy enough to allow that happen. It's not the first time we have seen video games companies go extra mile in taking gamers money.

Taking a pause from life is being dead 😂. It's not possible unless we are talking about taking your vacation in which you're still expected to be careful how you go about it because something can still go wrong if you are not following caution. But for games, it's all a world of fantasy where almost everything is possible based on your wishes.

I have plans on watching Sifu 1 hour playthrough on Snaxan channel later in the day probably when I'm back home so that I can be well relaxed to enjoy it. Snaxan is a lady, so I'm giving her so much credit for putting in the effort.

What's most punishing MMO that you have played so far? For me, it's going to be this one called Darkfall: Rise of Agon. It's so bad that when you died, you lose everything that you have from your weapons, your gold, equipped armor and so much more.

Most of us back then have moved on faced our different lives across the world but anytime any of us managed to hook back up together, we will definitely give some of the new WWE 2K games a go. It's really a shame that 2K isn't doing justice to their recent releases. But the old one's especially the WWF genre or franchise we played on Sega was a blast.

I like for the fact that in this one, they have already been proven to be violent in nature, so yes there's a big possibility they might be interested in violent games but it's not the games that made them into what they are which is why when they start having these misconceptions, I feel like oh, we are with this BS all over again.

I watched one guy's mod of God war on YouTube the other day and it was very hilarious what he did with the character. He used The Simpsons to mod Kratos and I couldn't stop laughing watching it.

I think that's very common with plot development in most games. They all start in one way and progress to something ominous later. Although, there are some that just start out right being with ominous tone from the beginning to the end.

To be a bit very honest with this one, I'm very sure that $5000 would be a big chunk of money for most people to spend on such. Yeah, even it seems to worth it, it's still too expensive. It's definitely why most people are still staying away from getting into VR and it's tech too much for now. I have also sent them an email too but I'm yet to get any response yet. Hopefully by the end of today, they will respond. I'm looking at that $4k-$7k at most for it.

As long as it doesn't get to the point where it keeps happening and then my laptop starts to overheat, it's when I would really get worried about it and do just about anything to have it fix. This is because with the laptop overheating, it's not safe it's generally functionality.

I returned back to playing Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night since yesterday and it's been a long satisfying experience.

I was discussing the game lawnmower sim with one of my colleagues after work yesterday because he was thinking about getting into a new sim game after paying Goat Simulator. So, I mentioned lawnmower sim and he was like that's not a game you can trifle with without getting a big penalty for it. He told me that he had to stop playing it at one point because he was losing more money than he makes from it.

Yeah, that's going to be the only justifiable reason for people to pay for it and don't feel like they were cheated. EA and Ubisoft are birds of the same feathers the way I see both of the companies. There's no much differences from their practices over the years. The only thing now is that it's as if EA pulled away clear in their race as a more leading company.

It's obviously a pattern for EA now when it comes to their new game's pricing. Well, that's something we would all have to live with from now henceforth. As long as the game meets the expectations it's supposed to meet, paying the $70 for it wouldn't be too difficult to do.

Also for the fact that it's a survival horror genre which is among my favourite genres, makes it a very easy pick for me. I hope it's what she decides to play next.

As I don't have Playstation 5 yet, there are few games that are exclusive on Xbox Series X which I would love to have on PS5. They are ; 1. Redfall 2. Scorn 3. State of Decay 3 4. The Outer Worlds 2 5. Senua’s Saga : Hellblade II

It's just like some so called researchers would come up with their silly survey research that gaming makes one be violent in real life which is so off and wrong in so many ways. I love violent, fighting, and horror games that are very creepy. Does that make a creepy human being? It doesn't in any way as far as I can tell.

I used to love and enjoy playing WWE games as a teenager. I can't remember exactly the release of the WWE 2K game it was that I used to frequent a game house with my friends/peer groups to play. I squandered a lot of my saving back then play in the game house. The memory would never leave me easily.

The control you have in video games to write and dictate how you shape your survival in the game very easily is what makes it different from what you get in real life. Real life doesn't give you that much control, you will be forced to face life the way it's looking at you without getting a do over. Just like how you die in game and still gets to repeat mission, it's not possible in real life.

I have already made plans on getting the game. It's not that far away from now and I should be getting my work pay around 18th or 19th, so having the money for it isn't going to be an issue. At first, I wasn't sure I'd get the game but now, I'm very much convinced.

Even at $5000, I that's even still a fair price based on what you get to enjoy form it. If it's sold less than that, then they might be offering some sort of promo sales on it. I think you should email them or I'm even going to do it as well and see what they say about it, added also with deliver cost difference based on our different locations.