Heatman

If it's possible for them (The developers) to work in a sequence with which the autosave comes in, it may actually help give the gamers clue when it's about to happen so they be prepared for it.

I get that some people would never be open to playing such games again after having tested when we have now which is absolutely great.

All the experiences I had in playing Final Fantasy XIV would be considered memorable for me. I wouldn't pick out a specific one because it would make others look like they aren't worth it.

Seriously, anything you don't like about your personality when it comes to what you see in games is absolutely your problem and not the developers fault.

What's your favorite chapter in BioShock Infinite? Mine happens to be in Chapter 7 - Battleship Bay.

When a game like RDR2 offers you the opportunity play as you see fit being an open world game, it's definitely going to come out satisfactory in the end.

Seriously, I really rocked Triple Triad in FF8 pretty hard because it was very enjoyable. I was never going to miss out on it.

I'm not really into much reading to be very honest with you but if it's something that I can actually watch, then I'm very open to it.

Most times, I prefer to make use of my headset whenever I'm playing in order to have it all by myself.

The importance of the character's death is what determines whether I'm going to allow his death or save him regardless. If the death is of greater good, then it's a worthy cause.

Personally, I have good reasons to believe that they really believe it's a selling tactics that helps the games to sell well above expectations at the expense of offering creative freedom with the games they produce.

Are you talking about Delta Force : Black Hawk Down? It's a pretty good first person tactical shooting game.

Seriously, having to deal with the Microtransaction policies of these companies, then comes the ads. As much as I hated these ads, I don't really think it's ever going to be stopped.

Eve of Destruction - REDUX is another great Vietnam game that offers a great shooting experience for those who took the time to play it.

Line of Sight: Vietnam is one of such games that I really enjoy playing. It's a first person shooter and third person shooting game that is very technical in all angles.

Seriously, I was always sure that there's much to that game but never really got to find out till now. It's actually incredible.

I was actually thinking that working from home would give you more chances to get more gaming time. I did when I worked from home 🏡.

Is it an open world game? If so, then I'm definitely going to getting it because it's how I enjoy to play.

Obviously, the company knows very well that in as much as their games ain't affordable, those that can afford it covers the cost and profit they are after.

A robbery game plot must definitely come with the law authorities coming after you and if that doesn't happen, it's not a complete game.

Most times, those bans don't even successfully stop gamers from playing it. They still find a way to play it nonetheless.

Seriously, that's it for me. Why would one worry about the game being in kiddies category when you actually enjoy it whenever you play it?

Being a Sniper is a task that requires absolutely professionalism, it's not everyone that can do it perfectly. But just playing with M16 shooting up things is very easy 😂.

Yeah, it's a very good one. I think that company behind NFS knows very well not to compromise their franchise in order not to lose their fans.

The problem with some people is trying to make people accept their way as the best way to live which is totally wrong. Yeah, Kobe is great and it's sad we got to lose him the way we did.