“People who use piracy with an excuse of “I’ll buy it, if i like it” should stop lying to themselves and just face the fact they just want to play the game without paying for it.”

I call BS. This last turn around, I pirated Elex and Shadow of War. Played each for 6 hours. Bought Elex on GreenManGaming and deleted…

I will admit, I hated the first game as well and had the money laying around to spend on the second. I’ve loved every minute of it. I felt so bogged down in the first one, but for some reason I feel almost free in the second. There is a lot to do “between” party members. And you don’t have to be nameless nobody…

You can go “around” him you know. There’s like 8 or 9 ways out of the fort and only 1 of them is through him. Unless he is the LAST thing left to kill on the island and you are insane with bloodlust, I say leave him be.

The original Diablo. When I got it I had already beaten Doom and Doom 2. But something about Diablo scared the crap out of me. Didn’t beat it till after I heard they were making Diablo 2. Dad wouldn’t buy me the 2nd one till I beat the first.

I built my first machine Xmas 1997 out of a handful of parts my father gave me at the age of 8 with the line, “If you can put it together by yourself, you can have your own computer”. Back before there was a bar to ease the CPU into place, that was the most nerve racking part. You had to apply even pressure and push…

This depends. I liked it as a game, but it does lack a lot of character and freedom compared to previous titles. But that seems to be Bethesda’s thing as of late.

Nick and Piper were my two favorites. They are the only ones I filled the relationship meter with too. I liked Danse but not as much, he’s basically a Nazi and at the end of the day I just can’t love that.

Then they shouldn’t have added Jetpacks. >.>

Explanation 2 = That spot glitches out because you only see those edges, truly, when you load into Diamond City itself. It could count as part of the interior city scape and doesn’t know how to render the space you are looking into. It knows what should be there, so it pops in and out, but it also knows according to…

I played it about 8-9 levels ago. I’m sitting at about 36-37 now. I knew what it was from the sounds it was making. I got a decked out Combat Shotgun that took it down in 45 shots. The inclusion of being a magazine location helped as well.

Are you around level 15-20? I will admit for the first 20-ish levels I was struggling. Now I’m over 100 on all the big meds. I have even been selling stimpaks I have over 110 for the caps it gives.

“Fair warning, though: I’m not sure anyone there will know your name, and there’s no one left to be glad you came.”

I laughed so hard I choked on my coffee.

I played the first Witcher when it came out. Loved it. It was nowhere near the style of game that Witcher 2 and 3 are. Witcher 2, personally, I couldn’t stand. So I was iffy about Witcher 3, but I can say with out a doubt it is the BEST open world RPG I have ever played.

I actually really like the look of this....

Okay, it's not about what happens to "Migrants". Migrants are people who have legally applied and been approved to cross. Those people get the respect they deserve for coming to the US legally. The ones that are getting abused are the ones that not only have entered illegally but have also been deported multiple times…

I second this, Black Hawk Down does/did many things that games being published today don't even do. They had endless range maps. If you wanted to run 10000 meters out, you could. Want to circle the enemy base and snipe into it at 1000 meters out, where the characters are tiny blips on the screen, they look like just a…

Blood is one of my all time favorites. We would do Network games dubbed "Blood Baths" in the games options. Used a TCP/IP connection to connect everyone. Weapon list was such, some had an alternate firing mode that could be accessed with the X key.
1. Pitchfork
2. Flare Gun X-Shot = Diamond Pattern of 7 flairs.
Flare gun…

Maybe it's a room where they harvest grapes....

Actually he's not wrong, while taking liberty is meant for getting many cities it's for many small cities. Take Tradition and your cities will grow so much faster. I sometimes take Tradition, then grab Liberty and get the policies I want, which by medieval age I have all the policies for both anyways. Can grab lots of…

Okay, a few things. As a Civ V player that has conquered it on Deity, I feel a few of these are off. I play a ton of multiplayer and have sunk countless hours into the single player.

Happiness is your first focus, especially in the higher difficulties since you don't get much of a happiness bonus. Getting a couple…