I physically can’t say that without sounding like my mouth is full of peanut butter

I hate it. It’s always stupidly cringe, overly wordy, and just makes me feel dumber for having read it.

Some people are still pretending. I try not to watch too much “sponsored content” so they don’t work on me.

One of the last times I watched a sponsored video, I went and bought V Rising immediately after.

Good thing I have it on Xbox! Lol

Planetside 2, and it’s free

I should play this for Halloween. It’s such a fun little side story, and zombies are fun in different settings like the old West.

The only thing with Rust is you need to pay for your own server on top of paying for the game. I want to play it, I want to try it because I like survival crafting games; but I’ve also seen and heard all the horror stories about Rust players, so I really wouldn’t want to just jump into any server

I feel like as long as they’re (the seniors) still in school, then it should be fine.

I personally know someone that almost this exact situation has happened to.

Nope.

Best advice would be to forget it exists. There are actually thousands of other games out there that are almost exactly like Battlefield, I doubt the Next New Thing™ will be worth giving up a little bit of sanity over.

Spot fuckin on.

My response to OP was literally going to be: “don’t buy it, and try your best to focus on the literal thousands of other great games that are out there”

Damn, I was playing Fallout 3 on my brother’s Win11 PC just the other night for like, literally 7 hours.

I didn’t get a single crash. But then I did remember getting the thing for him that makes it stable, so maybe it’s just the one mod that takes all of 5-10 minutes to find it and install it.

The Lego Marvel games. If you squint, there’s almost a bit of a trilogy going on there, even though one of the games is about the MCU Avengers.

I mean the dude is/was Winnie the Pooh, so…

He’s also Kaa the snake in Jungle Book, which is kinda weird because it’s pretty much the exact same voice.

I’ve been getting back into baseball lately, and I think some sort of VR baseball game would be awesome.

I feel like baseball could translate decently well into VR, with pitching and hitting.

Ah yes, the Eldritch guides to the secrets of the Elder Scrolls universe

I hadn’t even turned on my Xbox One in almost a year until I helped my brother set one up for his game room this past week.

Every time you go to play a game, it brings up an entire pop-up that looks like the store page for whatever you’re trying to play, then you press “play.” Like, it was entirely unnecessary adding an extra popup screen asking if yes, that’s the game I want to play.

I mean I was kinda tempted to get Planet Crafter, but then I thought about it for a bit and realized that I didn’t really want it.

Edit: I ended up buying it and Goblin Cleanup because I got paid for a job after making this comment. I ended up playing for 7 hours straight because I just wanted to see the next tier/level of stuff

And it’s still fun to go hunt those little bastards down.

It’s just a joke because that’s exactly the kind of thing you can expect to find/do.

In the first reboot especially, since it’s on a Bermuda-Triangle-type island off Japan where everyone who’s landed there ends up marooned because of a magical storm/hurricane that keeps it hidden, so you’ll find letters and whatnot from soldiers of all different eras including the very soldiers you fight in-game.

Didn’t the Weapon X game (or maybe it was X-Men Origins: Wolverine) let you “sheathe/unsheathe” his claws so you could lethal and nonlethal damage?

That would be an interesting mechanic to add imo.