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Do they still have the De_dust map and deathmatch? Those were the only 2 maps worth playing back when I played it with my classmates in Elementary. Other maps in my opinion took too long to navigate and are not familiar enough with the right crowd to actually be playable competitively. I'm all...

I draw stuff for people online and they're basically a few hour jobs. The buyer describes what they want, you make a draft, you show it to them, you edit what they want until you two reach a common ground. It's about following what they want, doing it quickly enough, and being nice to your...

Currently? I'm planning on playing Ori and the Blind Forest which I got on the sale. I also got Tomb Raider so that's gonna be a long game too. I'm thinking of getting 2 more games before the sale ends, but I only have about $6 left on my account so it's gonna be hard trying to decide.

PvE in games are a lot less toxic in my opinion, so I mostly stick to those. It's more fun playing against the characters of the game instead of the players because I'm not trying to outdo anyone. I'm just trying to beat the game. I tried PvP before but like I said, it was more annoying than it...

I agree. Sons of Liberty could use a remake too, considering it was released in I think 2004. Lots of improvements have been made to the game, so it would be really great if they could do it. But I don't think that's a possibility anymore since they fired Hideo Kojima and the company is more...

Resident Evil 3 remake would be awesome. I still remember playing it as a kid, and it was the first Resident Evil game I played (I watched relatives play older RE games), and I definitely would enjoy playing it again. RE: Code Veronica was also amazing, but I think they're still doing a remake...

I went with the Age of Mythology route when I had to decide what to get. I was more interested in myth units such as the cyclops or the minotaur, and using god powers like creating a meteor shower; compared to an era-building game which I have already experienced with games like Civilization and...

Yeah, with today's games you can have a variety of choices for what suits you best. I noticed during this Steam sale that the most highly rated games are low requirement / low graphics 2D platform games, and it's because they focused more on gameplay and story instead of the graphics. I hope...

I still have games from 2005-2011 for the PS2. Sadly, the PS2 died in 2011, so I only have the books and casings of games that I had during the time. I can't really get rid of it though, I don't have the heart to throw them away because I'm the sentimental type. It just sits in the closet, and...

I wasn't a fan of this franchise. Not that I hated it or anything, it's just that I played a lot more Pokemon rather than Zelda, and I think there's a line between the two franchises. The two game series both have tons of gameplay hours, so it's either one or the other for me, since I didn't...

Not just FIFA, all sports game commentators are annoying. They basically say generic stuff that can fit into any situation, which if you play the game long enough, gets repetitive and you'll get sick of hearing it. I personally think it's more fun to call games yourself, like you are the...

I found it a bit too GTA-esque to be interested. It's like they are piggybacking from the success of GTA 5 - which was a great game - but Battlefield has its own genre and target demographic. Stick with recreating events in history and leave the cops and robbers nonsense to more open world...

Witcher 3 for me. The story is incredibly vast, and you get to explore the locations and the story in your own pace, while taking on monster contracts when you want. I have never seen a more perfect game; from the tutorial area to the final moments. The DLCs add large amounts of gameplay time...

It definitely adds to the immersion, though it doesn't contribute as much to the game as the actual story and gameplay. A good game with terrible music is tolerable; a bad game with good music is unsalvageable. It's all about balance, and luckily games like Skyrim and Witcher 3 tow that line...

GTA San Andreas' map was huge enough that you can explore, but it is also small enough that you can memorize or at least familiarize yourself with the city layouts. Larger maps in GTA 4 and 5 felt like a chore to drive around, and I ended up just taking a cabs to the mission destinations, as the...

There was that penis cutscene though that still scars me to this day. And yeah, LatD was great, but the weapons and story left a lot to be desired. The motorcycle gameplay sounded cool at first, but the choppers were pretty slow in my opinion, and I preferred driving cars compared to those...

Ah, the price of marriage. Congrats dude, but do you ever miss playing games and prioritizing upgrades? When your toughest decision is to get a game at full price instead of at a sale, or if the game is worth what they are charging. I guess that's the price of growing up, huh?

The refund system is great too. Game stores in real life would never take used games at full price. At least on Steam, there's a small window of chance you can get full price refund, so you can buy something else with your wallet. It's an amazingly simple yet convenient option especially if you...

I think it's great. Lots of indie stuff so the companies who can't afford E3 coverages or commercials, or any form of large scale ads in general, can showcase their game and let players have a take at it. It also removes the physical properties of games for players, so you no longer have to...

Yeah but the cheats disabled achievements, right? I'd rather play for achievements than being able to survive gun shot wounds or have unlimited ammo, for that matter. Getting your achievements disabled would basically mean that your game is meaningless at this point, all for you wanting to go on...