Heatman
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Just now, Alyxx said:
No...? Why would you assume it was...?
Well, I didn't just assumed out of the blue. If you were a fan of Tom Crusie and Mission Impossible movie, you would be very familiar with one of the movies set that was named Mission Impossible - Fallout.
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Just now, Alyxx said:
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I'm asking if the Fallout 4 is a mission impossible game franchise?
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On 2/14/2019 at 6:19 PM, Alyxx said:
This is mission impossible?
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18 hours ago, Shine_Spirit said:
Both options are very good (at least in my opinion), but when it comes about the BEST quality... A real good headphone is the chosen one (with this, we can go crazy when we're playing a very exciting game, haha)!
No dicussions about this fact! 😉
Exactly. I'm of the opinion that there is no comparison between the two opinions because the obvious answer is headphones being far more superior to earphones.
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19 hours ago, Shine_Spirit said:
I'm aware of it. But I still keep my opinion: the games aren't the guilty ones (not only buy themselves) here.
It's a really complicated discussion, I know that. However, I don't think games have all THAT dangerous / lethal power (although some of them aren't really so good for some specific public).
Alright. I respect your opinion then. So there is no need dragging it much more. It's left for all of us to have in mind whatever we do tend to have its effects either positive or negative on us.
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11 hours ago, Shine_Spirit said:
I can't understand how the society (in general) can blame video games for "changing" people's attitude / behavior. The games are just games only unleess the player already has some kind of mental deviation for something really bad.
The game by itself can't do anything critical.
Hope you are familiar with the social theory about one's environment and what one does rubbing off some effects on how such individuals behave. It's more like what excessive gaming does to people.
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9 hours ago, UleTheVee said:
I love this game with so many passion when I was playing it. If I was ever told that one day I would have to drop the game, I wouldn't have believed it.
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On 2/12/2019 at 6:27 PM, Jayson said:
Does anyone remember Yahoo Groups? They're still around, but were only big back in the 2000s, maybe the 90s. Anyway, I had set up some music lesson groups on there - and they're still around (from around 2004)!
How can I ever forget the Yahoo Groups. It was and still is such a good platform back then in 2004. Some old things never goes away easily.
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31 minutes ago, Newt70 said:
Yeah, that is one of the cons of them.
Exactly and it's such a shame that nothing good lasts for ever. Even humans don't live forever less more of earphones.
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Thanos is also one of my favorite from the Avengers. He is such a great character with mean personality and strong will to accomplish his goals.
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How about Noctis the main lead character in the Final Fantasy Game. He is one of my favorite video game character.
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On 2/12/2019 at 2:25 PM, Anachiwo said:
Most people do get to learn from experience. Just like you were victim of eye problems as a result of too much gaming, I'm very sure someone must have told you about such effects happening if you don't cut down on your gaming habits?
Yeah, I learnt my lesson the hard way. At least I will now be from my experience, at least it's going to be a good deterrence for them to try and not get too hooked up with it.
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22 hours ago, Alyxx said:
Yeah Google are making sure the transition will be as smooth as possible.
If they don't, I'm pretty sure they will lose lots of money and clients in the process. They will probably get sued for it in the process.
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5 hours ago, Anachiwo said:
Assasin's Creed rocks. I can't ever imagine how time flies because it's been so long since I had played the game Assasin's Creed last. It's a very good game with lots of fighting in it. I haven't played Odyssey. Tell me what it feels like.
My kid brother is the one who was well hooked up into playing Assasin's Creed. He played the game on both his Android smartphone and laptop. I only tried it out on mobile phone once and never liked it.
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3 hours ago, Newt70 said:
Yup, plus in my experience they tend to be fairly cheap and a like easier to find in the area.
Correct my friend. Earphones are indeed a lot more cheaper than headsets. They look more simple and small which makes them cheaper. Although from my experience, they damage far too easily.
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19 hours ago, Alyxx said:
The only thing it will affect really is the way Google+ has been integrated. Your Google+ account will become a regular Google account and any Google+ stuff will be deleted.
I thought of this situation have serious effects on some webmasters online business but on a second thought, I was sure that Google already thought it out as well, so they have already made plans to avoid such problems.
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On 2/11/2019 at 7:44 AM, Anachiwo said:
Too much gaming have so many side effects and not just a negative impact on one's behavior. It also have a physical effect on the eyes and one's general health. I have seen so many gamers complain about eye problems and feeling dizzy.
Seriously, you have just hit the nail on the head with this assertion about developing eye problems as a result of playing video games too often.
I'm a victim of such side effects of having to get my eyes always fixated on the television screen.
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On 2/11/2019 at 1:35 PM, ShadowMelons said:
Probably Smite on xbox
Till today, I still crave owning Xbox One console and I'm definitely going to be getting it sooner than later. Getting a vast gaming experience with it have eluded me for a while now.
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46 minutes ago, Newt70 said:
Yeah, I wasn't really too much into sports or sports game growing up.
I thought as much because talking from experience and observations, 95% of all sports lovers are in one way or another into betting.
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42 minutes ago, Newt70 said:
I honestly prefer earphones. A lot easier to carry around.
True! Headphones are too big to be carried about very easily unless you are comfortable with having it around your neck.
But the earphones can be pocketed and no one would ever know that you have one with you.
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22 hours ago, skyfire said:
I kind of expected that they are going to shut down. They didn't make any money. They tried to pressure the publishers to like the platform. But that didn't worked out for them. And even worst part is that they were trying to be tumblr, facebook and twitter. And that all in all did not worked out for them. It may be necessary that some of the time such social networks have to find out what they want to be.
In my opinion, I would say that Google bit more they can chew with so many platforms opened across its databases, it's almost impossible for everyone to make use of all of them. Take for instance, Google play services is only important to online gamers, so all those who don't play games are never going to be needing it.
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1 minute ago, Newt70 said:
I never really bet on games, the idea really never crossed my mind much growing up with them.
It is probably so because you most likely didn't play with a bunch of football fanatics. They are the most valuable gamers to playing bets.
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22 hours ago, skyfire said:
Yes gaming does have an impact on the peoples mind. People who play gaming tend to have aggression and also mellow tantrums from time to time. Most of the new age generation was brainwashed through gaming and anime community. And from there onwards the community turned out their social justice views on the politicians, that's how last 5 years it changed the world.
I just remembered one movie which I watched back then as a kid called Street Fighter, there was a part of the movie that was based on feeding ones mind with violent images and movies to turn their personality into a violent one and it worked.
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If you have ever wondered why some people still keeps betting on games even though they are well aware it's possible participate and lose their money, then let me inform you that it's as a result of having won in the past. The winning is a very big motivation to bet more.
Does gaming affects one's behavior?
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It's how you play games and get yourself consumed by it that determines how it affects you in positive or negative manner.