I'm not the biggest fan, but recently with the US Government releasing a lot of their stuff publicly it looks like most conspiracy theories were in fact true. As for your second question I believe that there's life outside of earth for sure. We've found hints that life existed on mars at one...

I enjoy a few, I also enjoy video games that aren't actual board games but the video game is a board game if that makes sense. Stuff that is literally tabletop based and could easily be turned into a board game such as slay the spire, etc. I did play a few Monopolys and I even have one on some...

I had invested $1k in it myself and $500 for my wife :') obviously my own fault for throwing that type of money at an EA game in the first place, but I had backed it on Kickstarter when I had money to throw. That's before buying skins, thinking I was supporting the company and not a giant scam rofl

No disc no buy is my motto. I will not be buying or supporting anything that's not going to at least have the option for physical, and if I do it'll be third party and for cheap such as G2A. If I'm going to get scammed I'll at least do it cheaply, and imo paying for something you do not own or...

How many people here play retro games, and if you do, how often/much do you play them? For me personally, I've been playing them more and more recently and as of now it's more than I do modern games ngl

I haven't pre-ordered a game since the last and final kickstarter I funded called Ashes of Creation. I'm done with modern gaming ngl so I won't get anything until it's long out dated and on sale to ensure it's 1. a decent game and 2. not going to get shut down in a year which means no more EA...

Gameplay to me is the only thing that matters. If the story is bad I'll skip the dialog, if the graphics are bad I'll put it on a CRT, if there's no multiplayer I'll play it by myself, if there's no Achievements that's fine I play SNES games daily. The ONLY thing that matters is how the actual...

The new Physical > Digital thing they made with being able to link your physical games digitally made it so you could play any physical game on your series S and I think that's actually why they passed this rule. People were extremely excited to be able to play their physical games they own on...

Drink really hot (Borderline burn your mouth but not actually burn your mouth hot) drinks. I read once that, that helps. Every time I get a sore throat now I drink near scalding hot chocolate, and the next day I feel fine XD I'm sure it's now a personal wives tale for me buuut I think that helps...

I think so. It's why I'm debating on making my own affordable console. I think after I finish my site and finally have some downtime I'll be working on that but $70-90 a game is insane, $1k+ for a console is insane. The gaming industry is about to crash and apparently it's already starting to hit.

It really depends on the game. I normally just do Medium. I feel like medium is where most people focus on making their game, it's what they program around, then they make it harder/easier to play. So I personally feel like most games "true" game mode is easy. If it's a cozy style game though...

Yeah, we literally just sat down (about 20 minutes ago) and are FINALLY done with it! Extra money is always nice! Even if it does suck having to work extra :/

Mine was honestly awful. I'm hoping you all had a better weekend! Mine was probably the absolute worst week I've had in a few years XD

If you complete the games main objective (Mostly always the story) then I think the game is complete.

Yeah, until someone else with that disc accesses it (I.E. if you sell it you lose that license so it's a temp digital license for the entirety of you owning that disc)