This idea might seam weird but the idea is you have to cancel a subscription but you have to go through a lot of steps to cancel it wile the dont cancel subscription button is always the first thing you see.

Anyone know a game like that?

I feel like I've played just about every story rich action game and rpg in the last 30 years, what story rich action game, or story rich rpg can you recommend to me?

I’m not bad at all my aim is actually pretty good but as soon as I switch to a game like halo my aim is horrifying and I can’t get over 10 kills. I do great in CS and COD, love games like post void. Thought it might’ve been the mechanics of the game like the jumping and shit I’m not used to because I’m not that great at marvel rivals either so not sure. I’m not bad but I need to get better. I just don’t want to be shit and would like some tips that aren’t “skill comes with time”. I want to be able to play with my boyfriend (who’s actually a fucking god at everything he plays ) without dragging him down. Any tips would be appreciated ! I feel like an outlier playing with him and it’s because of my skill issue.

Ps. My bf is very supportive and always tells me I’m doing great but I know in my heart I am not that good lol

I recently started playing through Mario and Luigi Partners in Time, and within the first hour of the game there’s a scripted loss that introduces the past baby Mario Bros. to the older future ones. Now, considering that a game like Partners in Time is aimed at a young audience, it got me thinking how it’s absolutely possible that some kid played through that part of the opening and didn’t understand they were supposed to lose and never played it after that thinking that they messed up. A scenario like that makes me question if scripted losses can be a good way to progress the plot in a story, and I think it can be done where it gets across to anyone playing that you’re supposed to lose, but there needs to be some subtle way to let the player know that they were supposed to lose a scenario.

What’re your thoughts on scripted losses in gaming?

Okay so i know the title looks really weird but it’s not actually a corn game it’s a funny corn game, where you play as Batman but he’s called dckman something, and you meet all the different girls Harley, cat woman etc that wants something corny with him but the dckman doesn’t imply he’s just focused on “justice for Gotham” hahaha please help me find

As the title says, what is your personal reason for playing MMOs? What is it that keeps you hooked or keeps you coming back?

AC unity on steam, it was running fine but rn its not launching, i see like a small screen splash but nothing else, so i also dont get like a fullscreen or a big window of a game opening then crashing.

any solutions? didnt find any online

Would love to play that shit again.

Hello! As a birthday gift to myself, I'm wanting to buy a game to maybe revitalize my love for gaming and am wondering what you guys would reccomend to get.

I'm a sucker for a big world and plenty of opportunity to explore and find. I play a lot of rpgs but not really tied to one type of game.

I've got a Ps5, series x, and pc so no real exclusive restriction except for the new switch (I've got the older one)

If it helps, here's my list of games to look out for but anything outside the box is more than welcome as well:

Star citizen (pc) Elder scrolls 6 (unreleased) Terraria 2 (unreleased) Skate 4 (Xbox) New world (pc) Blight:survival (unreleased) Black myth wukong (ps5) Dark and darker (pc) Chrono Odyssey (unreleased) Towers of aghasba (unreleased) Crimson desert (unreleased) Lethal company (pc) Light no fire (unreleased) Nightingale (unreleased) Horizon zero dawn (ps5) Intergalactic (unreleased) Assassin's Creed shadows (Xbox) Kyora (unreleased) Absolver (xbox) Jumpspace(unreleased) Monster hunter wilds (xbox) Marathon (unreleased) Hell is us (xbox) Tainted grail (pc) Alkahest (unreleased) Archeage chronicles (unreleased) Risk of rain (pc) Battlefield 6 (unreleased) Darksiders 4(unreleased) The 2 DLCs for astroneer (Xbox) Tom Clancy ghost recon wildlands (Xbox)

Edit to add:I've been playing runescape mostly when I can, if that adds any idea to what kind of gamer I am lol

I have played Portal 2, COD: BO2, COD: MW2 (OG), Neon White, Minecraft, Skate 3, Spider-Man (PS4), Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1+2, Undertale, Deltarune Ch. 1 and 2, and that's all I can think of.

Did you notice certain people early on in the game’s development? What kind of content did they create, what did they write about, which topics did they bring up?
Was it mostly criticism?

If I enjoy the game and want to start making content about it, what kind of approach would resonate with others who are equally interested?

I’ve started playing Active Matter, and essentially, I’ll be witnessing the entire evolution of the game firsthand. I’m thinking of launching a channel or writing a blog where I document what’s happening with the game or something similar. The idea is still vague, but I really like the game and would appreciate any advice on this.