Eh.

These things happen.

Probably.

And so is rent.

Cause one might not have money to put fuel in the tank? If you’re living paycheck to paycheck, you might have to make a choice between paying a bill, or putting gas in the tank.

No, and it’s kinda irrelevent anyway since I was just making a comparison. No one would choose to have low health in a video game either, but hell, it happens.

Did I say it was?

And his point was irrelevant to my analogy. Since it was an analogy, and not me stating something you should regularly be doing. So I was brushing off his irrelevant comment, with one of my own.

You’ve obviously never struggled with money.

Yeah...

Wow, there is a lot of interesting stuff here. Thinking about it, I have kinda noticed the last bit of health thing in some games, but never really thought about it. It’s kinda like the gas gauge in cars. When the needle is on E, there is actually a decent amount of gas left, but you should still really fill up soon…

I play on Console, so it really doesn’t matter unless they officially update the game.

Yes, I’m aware, that’s the mode I mostly played on. But as I said, I eventually got to the point where I felt like I’v done everything, and kinda just felt dissatisfied with it. While it was fun, and I say the game was worth what I spent on it, there is a tinge of disappointment that they couldn’t weave a bit of story…

This post is Ancient, dude, I have no interest in arguing it further.

The trailer looks really cool, and I’m sad that the game won’t be anywhere as interesting to me. I really enjoyed Ark for awhile, but it’s just so Directionless. A lot of survival games are like that, where after you play around with it for awhile, you just hit a a brick wall where it’s like “Now what?... “ For Ark,…

Tracer, because she thinks he’s a girl.

Ok, I was hoping this article would go into more depth about each attribute, perhaps with reasoning of why it’s where it is. But I can see that Tom Ley must like making Tanks.

I have no idea who this person is, but he must be one horrible ego maniac.

*Googles Doomfist rule 34*... Hm, that wasn’t that bad.

Ya’ll a bunch of wusses. The first game that scared me as a kid was Resident Evil. I feel better about that, knowing I was scared of an actual scary game.