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Zork was the text based game right? It was interesting to me even though I didn't play it because it ran completely on text and imagination. You really couldn't do anything much other than pick choices and read what happens next, picturing it all in your head. I swear they made up for the...

They look like a boy band and when their car runs out of gas or something, they had to do a quest for the lady, which in turn they thought about camping when they were barely outside the area. Apparently their pockets were so deep they could have tents made, chips, and other major camping...

I'm the same. Master one game, complete it until there's nothing left, then move on to the next. Usually took a few weeks to months, depending on how many things you can do in the gaming world. Games that I took a lot of time to finish include Witcher 3, San Andreas, and Skyrim. My current games...

I got these games for free because of promos or special deals. Zero money exchanged. I got Shadow Warrior, Killing Floor, Payday 2, Limbo, as well as a bunch of indie games that are pretty good as well. It's all about watching out for emails from sites and then getting the codes that they were...

I enjoyed Sons of Liberty and Snake Eater, but since I didn't play MGS4 (PS3 exclusive I think, and I only had a PS2), I can't play MGS5 right now since I can't just skip an entire sequel because of the story. I know it's a bit different story, character, and plot from 4, but it wouldn't feel...

The main appeal of GTA is doing anything you want to civilians without fear of repercussions since you can either outrun or outgun the cops in the game. You can carjack, you can beat people up, you can kill them; it's a massive world and it's been filled with violence even in the days of Vice...

Overwatch. That's all I hear about at the moment. Lots of fan art, lots of discussions everywhere, but I never got attracted to it since it's a first person MOBA which means lots of moving around, and I easily get dizzy (motion sickness) when I move around a lot in a first person's perspective...

This scene from the Witcher 3 always makes me laugh. You realize these guys are professional killers who hunt beasts the size of houses, and here they are just relaxing and having fun because they are in their stronghold and it's basically a night off from countless years of sleeping in swamps...

Offline games, yes. Online games, never. I would never interrupt 9 other players' time in the game just because I'm losing. Some people don't get that it's a team game and with it comes teamwork. Quitting halfway through the game instantly means the team you left is losing 4 vs 5. That's why it...

People can get addicted to games if the desire in the gaming world is a lot better than in the real world. In games, people can find validation either from making online friends or dominating online opponents and defending your rank in a global scale. When these addicts get a better deal in real...

Must be fun being Youtube famous. You get to play video games, post when you want, not have a boss, and just do the stupidest stuff like throwing eggs at a wall and people will pay you thousands for it. Gotta say people really know how to get money with the least amount of work.

Anything "competitive" in online gaming really shows how toxic a community is. Doesn't matter what game. Give them an online worldwide board to fight over the top spots and you will see people flaming, cheating, hacking, and sabotaging other people just to get an advantage. It's a shame, but...

Never tried League but watched someone who did. Dota 2 has different heroes, and each hero has a different skill set, with different finger assignments for the keyboard shortcut. Then the item builds, then actual farming and last hitting; it's more like if you don't know MOBA you would struggle...

Only time I do that is if I'm unsatisfied with the current performance of the PC on a game I really like. Think Skyrim or Witcher 3 performance. Can't really enjoy an epic game when it lags or the environment has to render every 5 steps you take. I only do it though if I really like and...

Yeah I agree with the whole learning curve. I've been playing it since 2008 and it took lots of practice to learn all heroes and items, and basic strategies while playing with other people as well. I've played tons of hours since then, and even before Dota 2 came out. I can't imagine how newer...

My office chair's back panel got destroyed weeks after I got it lmao. I used to lean a lot and I just heard a crack, and that was the end of that. I can still use it to lean, but it's now much lower and I can't really do much. But hey, I don't want to buy another, so I guess it will have to do.

And speedruns are meant to exploit weaknesses on the game design. Can't fault them for using glitches or doing something that the game doesn't expect, since you still technically finish the game at the time given. It doesn't matter how you do it, it's crossing the finish line that counts. I'm...