[Beverage]

Just water for me. 

[Starpoint Gemini Warlords for PC only 6,39€ (Steam)]

https://store.steampowered.com/app/419480/Starpoint_Gemini_Warlords/

The whole franchise bundle is also on a significant discount. 

[PSP]

4 hours ago, DylanC said:

I've got a PSP Go lying around somewhere but I haven't used it for a while. Used to love it back in the day. I also had a PSP 3000 before I had a PSP Go though I traded that in for some cash when I was broke. The PSP was a great machine with some excellent games. I tend to use my Vita/Switch for handheld gaming these days. 

Vita to me seems like a better machine than PSP. I can't say for certain as I never had it, but from what I've read and heard, it seems so. What do you think about it?

[Grid 2 FREE on Humble Bundle]

It's free for two days:  https://www.humblebundle.com/store/grid2-spa-bathurst?hmb_source=humble_home&hmb_medium=product_tile&hmb_campaign=mosaic_section_1_layout_index_1_layout_type_twos_tile_index_1

[PSP]

I used sometimes when traveling. It's still a nice machine, even though it might not work as good as it used to.

[Console Bundles]

It depends on the price and the games included. If the games are not interesting to me and there's not a good deal for the bundle, I'm probably getting just the console.

[Allods Online 10.0 hits today 13/03 - patch day!]

I haven't played this since 2012! Nice to see the game still alive. I might try it again on the weekend if I get some time. 🙂

[The Division 2 has a massive 90GB+ Day 1 Patch]

4 hours ago, Bravosi said:

I agree. It's bloody absurd. Do people actually go for it? o.o

Well, if you want to play the game, you have to go for it. No other way around.

[Do you pre-order games?]

I never pre-ordered. I first read a review and other people's opinions before buying the game. It helps me to see whether I would really enjoy it or not.

[How do you improve?]

Watch the tutorials, analyze your mistakes and then practice, practice and more practice until those things become second nature to you. 

[Abandonware]

Used as in an archive for old games - yes. I think it's a nice way to play some classics which cannot be bought anywhere anymore. It gives you a perspective on how the games evolved during the years. 

[Your favorite Video Game Soundtracks]

 

Here it is. This song can be found in Life is Strange and it's my favorite song in that game by far.

[Teamspeak]

We used it before Discord. Finding a free server where people won't randomly get into your room was a nightmare. Discord pretty much solved every issue we've had with Teamspeak. 

[Shooting, which do you prefer?]

First person for shooting. Third person for movement and exploration. It feels the most comfortable that way.

[Competitive Mobile Games?!]

The industry of competitive mobile esports is on the rise. And it's actually not surprising. People are more likely to have a smartphone than a computer as it's more accessible and you carry it around with yourself all the time. 

[Favorite E-Sports team?]

Depends on the game. In Rocket League it's Cloud9, in League of Legends it's Fnatic and G2, in CS:GO it's NiP, Fnatic, Ence, and Astralis. In general when it comes to organizations - Cloud9 and Fnatic are my favorite. 

[Your favorite Video Game Soundtracks]

Life is Strange had some pretty good indie rock songs. "Spanish Sahara" would be my favorite if I had to choose one. 

[How do professional esport gamers make money?]

3 hours ago, UleTheVee said:

While this is partially true, it also is attributed to their performance during events / tournaments.

Why would an investor put money into a nobody or a playerr who doesn't know how to play games?

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Well, yeah, that's a given. Nobody would sponsor a bad football player. The same goes for an esports player.

Once you git gud and get on a team with a decent amount of exposure, people will try to get you to play for or represent them.

[Indie titles]

I love indie games. They can be really good, almost AAA quality good!

[Do you leave your PC on or turn it off?]

When I go to sleep or out of the house for a couple of hours, I turn it off every time. Otherwise, I leave it on. 

[Ending's of Video Games]

The Last of Us ending felt unfinished to me so I guess that qualifies for unsatisfying.

[How do professional esport gamers make money?]

If they are in a team, they get a paycheck from the organization. The organization gets money from sponsors and investors. Some organizations take a percentage of tournament winnings, some leave it all to the players. It really depends on the organization. 

Stream sponsorships are more often with full-time streamers rather than esports players who have sponsors from the organization. If an esports player streams and gets donations, I think all of that money goes to him, but it could also depend on the organization.