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I find it to be quite arrogant (or just stupid?) to claim that games from the 90s had no personal intake of developers experiences in life. But I really don't want to argue with SonicMage117, as there is no point to it. He'll just beat you with yet another hilarious post.

Oh no, is that even allowed where you live? :> Kinda curious, actually.

We all hate Taylor Swift apparently. Nope, SonicMage117 loves Taylor Swift.

SonicMage117 gold as always. Someone should copy this into a cringe collection.

Is funny. That's probably why I don't like the majority of modern games-- I really loath everything Taylor Swift.

I think I played that followup, but never finished it, because I hated the crafting etc. I'm so done with crafting and survival in games.

Well, let's be honest here, the 90's Tomb Raiders weren't any more difficult but the bugginess of the games made a 8 hour game turn into a 20 hour experience. At least the newer games have refined and comtained the mess that the original games were. Deaths in the 90's trilogy were rarely the player's fault but due to poor design issues. Did we played the same 90s Tomb Raider games? I don't think so.

Obviously I pushed the bike, as you shouldn't ride with a flat tire.

Welp, I just lost another tire. Some douche waffle placed fancy nails on the bike lane. Luckily I only made 3.5km at this point, so I could easily walk back home.

Yeah, season 3 is pretty tense so far. Really sucks having to wait a week between each episode.

This is what I find weird. If you cover / remake a song, wouldn't you add a personal note? Their cover song sounds exactly the same as the original... then why listen to it instead of the original?

To 65? In germany it is 67 since a long time already.

I really wouldn't mind loosing 15kg quickly right now. :>

God, it's so hot again today and it is barely 27°C and there's even clouds in the sky... yet I feel like dying.

Yeah, Jurassic World game looks interesting, but what the hell about the price.

Remember when people thought it would end the world? lel.

I liked the first and second Monkey Island games the most... because I never bothered with any other due to the changed art style which I didn't liked at all. :> This is also why I didn't liked the remakes (well, and the obvious gamepad focus they had, plus you couldn't skip dialog anymore if I remember right... horrible, stupid changes) Also the Indiana Jones games. I played Fate of Atlantis so, so, so often.

It makes me angry how incompetent the player is at aiming... or he's aiming at the legs and the sky on purpose, which doesn't make it much better.

So I had nothing to watch yesterday and out of pure despair I started watching this Outcast from Amazon. To my surprise it started kinda interesting. Episode 2 wasn't that off putting either. Probably going to keep watching it for now.

Yeah, feels very similar to Deus Ex, based on the gameplay impressions. Trailer was just bad I guess. Where is the gameplay? I can only find the trailer.

Looks pretty cool. Will probably play.

Is that the Cyberpunk thing?

Just a shame it feels so very short unless you love all the repeating content and searching for hidden stuff, which I personally find boring and uninteresting.

But doesn't it have backwards compatibility with older titles, while the PS4 has not? Don't really remember the details here, but it's one of the things that would make me rather buy an Xbone. For example, just to be able to play Red Dead Redemption in pretty.

There's too much sugar everywhere anyway. Heck, it's hard to buy any food that doesn't have a truckton of sugar added to it. One of my coworkers once did a no-sugar diet for three months because of health reasons, and it was kinda madness. There's really not a lot you can eat if you have to take in no sugar.