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They announced a prequel this E3. The voice actress of the character (Chloe) isn't participating though in the prequel for some reason. And I almost got the Euro Truck 2 but I picked Life is Strange instead since I was sold with the free first episode. Eurotruck trailers on Steam really didn't...

Yeah there's a good chance you'll be buying a lot of expensive graphics cards because they keep dying out. I wanted to try it but I saw the profit for my graphics card (1060) was about $2 per day. lol no thanks, I think I'll just keep playing with my PC. Definitely not worth it when you consider...

I don't mind if people like it; it's just that people pay money to make these games easier. How hard can these games be that you have to pay a premium so you can get easier scores? And for what? So you can brag to your friends that your top score in some nothing mobile game is high since you...

Yeah but the choices were kinda obvious though. It's not like it's all grey choices; most are black and white and unless you really intentionally make the wrong choice. it's pretty obvious what the right decision is. Be nice to people, don't make fun of them since it might come back to bite you...

Which is a testament to the game devs. But I don't think they've been giving out "addiction advisory" to players and urge people to take breaks once in a while. The stories I've heard about WoW addiction is real and it is scary. It's not exactly drugs, but people have quit school just to play...

lmao also it's because most online games require teamwork, and there are control freaks out there that want everything their way. Everyone has a role to play but there's always that one player who would blame everyone else for him screwing up. Everyone has bad games, can't really help that. But...

Apparently the fun is in the building process. Pixel art is great but it's definitely not for me. I prefer adventure games (which you can do I think in Minecraft) but like I said, the pixel and low quality graphics style isn't really attracting me that much.

Exactly. That's why I just get what I want. The idea of getting a bunch of games is great, but if I won't play most of them, what's the point? It's a lot easier that way and I really think the idea of bundles is great for indie devs, but I really don't want to play a game that I don't do...

Dunno, people look like it's life or death when they are competing with family members. They really don't want to lose. I'm the eldest with my brothers but the youngest one is still the most competitive. Not just board games, even wrestling and NBA games on the PS2 was a lot more complicated...

Just finished Life is Strange yesterday, then proceeded to do the rest of the achievements for the rest of the afternoon. I finished last night, but I also kinda want to do another playthrough. I already completed the game 100% though, and apparently I made all the right choices in my first...

Yeah I guess. But for me it's not about realism, it's about having fun. Games these days just want realism. They are trying to simulate an actual sports show that you view on ESPN or something. The interviews, the cutscenes, the graphics for players (but they even include interviewers sometimes...

Yes, sometimes you forget the music is even there because it's been there all along, keeping you company while you go on your adventure. It adds a lot to the immersion and it would make both exploration and combat moments a lot more awesome. I remember the main theme of Skyrim playing when I was...

Not me but my younger brother was frustrated with Def Jam: Fight for NY in the PS2. The combat there was great but you can get chain locked, meaning you can't fight back and the enemy AI would just keep pounding on you until you get beat. He got frustrated to the point that he didn't want to...

Yup, so it really sucks when I see players on Youtube bragging how they got a million gold in Witcher 3 after the tutorial area. Like, did you earn all that or did you use an exploit or cheat to do it? If so, then why brag about it? Anyone can cheat the game to make the game easier. It's another...

Yup. I'll only consider getting one if I ever travel around constantly and I wouldn't have a place to set up my PC, or dragging my PC around the country while traveling would be a pain. If I don't have to stay in one place for a long time, I'll stick with a laptop and only then. But if I am ever...

Just finished Life is Strange and spent the past few hours finishing off the remaining achievements. I'm 100% done, and since I made all the right decisions on my first playthrough (I checked the wiki after I finished to check where I went wrong) so I really have no reason to play again. I guess...

Yup, and when you have all your high level items and skills, suddenly going back to a level 5 area to finish the quest isn't so attractive anymore. This is why I think more games - exploration adventure games especially - to have level scaling. Witcher 3 added it in one of their late updates...

Yeah, there's always that one person who takes it too seriously. It can't be helped. The only alternative is to just play single player games, where you can play at your own pace without having to deal with a toxic community. That's where I am at the moment. Easier to do a couple of hours a day...

There will always be a cheater in every game. It's common rule of thumb. Especially with games involving relatives or friends. Someone out there will not want to lose even for a second. That's why it's better to just do your own thing during "family time" since it would lead to a less chaotic...

True. You have fun early on, but as soon as you start doing the side quests as well as just exploring, you'll soon find yourself overleveled for the main quest, which you conveniently skipped because you wanted to explore a bit. That's when I up the difficulty setting. If it still feels too easy...