Michael is too dumb to learn and doesn't know what happened.
A review of Rage Quest, the debut title by developer Nicholas Fisher that released in November 2017. Rage Quest is a strategy game that tries to mix elements of real time and turn based strategy, as well as include RPG elements such as a heavy emphasis on plot, and customisation elements such as equipment, abilities, items useable in combat, and personal stats. The game's plot is centred around Zye who's stuck in the internet and needs to find his way back into the real world.
Ultimately, the game mostly tries,but fails a lot. On every level, a certain amount of care is taken to do new things, yet none of it works as implemented. The saddest part about Rage Quest is that it represents wasted opportunity, the big irony being that it'll be around forever on the internet it tries desparately to discredit.
Jacob St-Amour from Link-Cable Writes: "We play video games for many reasons, sometimes to blow off some steam after a long day of work or just to relax and unwind. For many, this is a great escape from life’s little (and big) problems and gives us a moment to breathe and be clear headed, but other times, we can get down right mean. We are human after all, and frustrations are bound to build up, but in some instances, we just had to put the controller down (or through the television) and be mad. Here are the games that got the best of us and made us rage quit for one reason or another."
In my attempt to provide you quality content, the laggy nature of European internet connections continues with Germany being at the top of the shit list.
First of all, how was that name approved.
Second of all, this is just a YouTube page, not a website. How is this allowed?
Actually, if you watch the video through, you'll see that it's not just a YouTube page and there is a fully maintained website behind it. As for the name, not everybody is as sensitive as you and clearly the N4G rules are outdated if people not only approved the content, but enjoyed it as well.
Of course you're going to say that, it's YOUR website.
And guess what, you don't get to make or break the rules. It doesnt matter if you have a website, you can't link directly to youtube.
