I have a big problem with addiction to MMOs. WoW and Tera cost me my college qualifications, I never finished.
SAMP RP servers cost me 2 jobs, almost my family. I stopped playing these games altogether a year and a half ago, some days I miss them so much but I know I can never play them again.
Must be something in my chemistry that cant handle them. I let those games take over my entire life, dictating when I slept and ate until my social life dwindled into nothingness.
Makes me feel dumb for being proud of thhe Mega Block tower I build this morning...
Wish I still had time for MMORPGs. But the addiction to WoW and TERA and even SAMP RP Servers is too much for me, I cant control it and it takes over.
WoW was part of the reason I never finished college, Ive quit jobs for SAMP...sad I know but when Im hooked its like a drug. I darednt even try this one, I don't have much time anymore with work, kids etc.
I just finished it on survivor on PS4. Loved the story and the characters, however the gameplay wasn't special. It was solid though and I enjoyed trying to stealth through it but I wouldn't call it a masterpiece in that respect.
The only thing that bugged me though was the companion AI, I found it irritating how Ellie can just wander around a room full of enemies seemingly invisible. Now don't get me wrong, Id rather that her random wandering didn't get me kil...
If the CEO says it, it must be true..
Lets hope they deliver on their promises this time...still isn't right after the bull about heists they fed us all last year.
I enjoyed the game, I will buy it again, but I am still annoyed.
Most people can afford more than one game.
Whens this due out? Is it digital or physical?
It needs less of the TV show and more of the comics.
I say this because TV adaptation games a rarely good, perhaps if it goes back to its roots a little it will be better. Id rather not see any characters from the TV show or the comics though, as I know Id find myself making comparisons. For those that havent read the comics I find they are alot darker, more shocking and generally feel more "post-apocalyptic". The TV show is great though, its just slightly more tam...
I havent seen Cheetos for about 10 years (UK), forgot they existed lol.
I enjoyed it at the time, but looking back it didnt feel like GTA at all.
I think its because the side missions were so limited, I'd always try and find stuff to do during free roam that wasnt pointless. I spent days trying to manipulate the stock market by destroying Cluckin' Bell trucks. When I finally realised it made no difference and the stock market was unchangable (except for specific missions) I was so dissapointed. That would of added a nice level of depth. ...
Well I love it, as it means I can game more socially.
DC looks washed out to me. Looking forward to both, but I cant really make a comparison in that video. THey both have different styles.
DC looks great, but I already know how FUN FH is, and I dont judge games by graphics. Will be picking up both.
PSV I reckon, when it happens. Not that I even want to think about that.
I dont want to think about it. I hope this gen isnt rushed, its barely even begun.
Look at PS3 and 360 at launched compared to now. PS4 and Xbox One have ALOT of evolving to do yet - lets enjoy those, hey?
Ooh I have seen that. I don't remember any of it though, ill watch it again!
There's always someone who tries to turn some really positive news into a negative.
Kojima is brilliant. From what Ive seen of Del Toro (Pans Labrynth, Hellboy, maybe more? Recommend me some)he has a very unique style which I find disturbing yet terrific. Only seen Norman Reedus in TWD and I have to say he seems fitting. Ive wanted to see him in more TV shows, never thought of him in a game but its just as satisfying for me!
I play games to relax, so why is this so appealing to me? Ill never understand psychology.
I think most amatuer hackers would rather just do things they find hilarious that risk committing major crimes and serving serious time...
For me I think I enjoyed the roleplaying more than the game itself. It came to a point where I enjoyed my characters lives more than my own, and in order to break the addiction I had to make a change in my own life to make me happy.
Turned out the only change I needed was to stop playing the games so I could actually focus on real life, it was like a vicious circle.