LisaTiffany

It really depends on the game, when Phantom Pain came out I still had to finish -Dying Light/The Last of Us Remastered/The Witcher 3 and even Bloodborne- I can't remember why I stopped playing Phantom Pain because I really do love it but I still haven't finished the story and I think I only have two missions left to complete. I just got through Mad Max and really enjoyed it but only got around to playing it because Fallout 4 is so close and I wanted to free up some more space. I might try and finish Phantom Pain this week then move onto Fallout 4/Battlefront and Just Cause 3. I did finally finish The Witcher 3 and almost tried for 100% but I never finished my new game plus playthrough.Pretty much any time I complain about having nothing to play my boyfriend points to a stack of them that have to be completed but I always find an excuse not to. It comes down to mood too, I don't feel like facing zombies today so no Dying Light and some games take a while for you to really get back into the stories groove.

It wouldn't bother me in the slightest, like anime I prefer to hear the original audio with English subtitles. As long as the subtitles are translated well I wouldn't see it being a problem, I think by default most games I play have the subtitles on. I played Silent Hill and Metal Gear Solid both in Japanese but with no subtitles, there were none so I hadn't a clue what was going on. The same thing for Demon's Souls, I was glad to finally play it in English. Pretty sure I got to play the Metro games in Russian and the English subtitles were pretty good.

Yeah I love it for many reasons. Mostly for the carving pumpkins (already done two) movies/horror games and dressing up but another reason is because people seem more open to the idea of the supernatural at this time of the year. I've dedicated years to studying the paranormal and take it very seriously, any other time of the year people shrug it off or call you crazy. This time of year people aren't so quick to jump to a conclusion that came about by not actually doing any research for themselves but rather by simply saying it's not real because they personally haven't experienced it. Like I said it's a fun holiday but here in Ireland it seems to open peoples minds a little bit more where they give things a second thought before assuming it's not real. I tend to wait for the day after Halloween myself, we call it All Souls Day, it's a day where the boundaries between the physical world and the spirit world are thinner so I tend to get some very good results when talking with spirits of friends/family. I can do it most days but it seems to be prioritized now to the recently deceased because they are the ones who might need some form of help and when it comes to family I just want to let them do their own thing.

AC2 is pretty much the best in the series, it just seemed to go downhill after it. I did enjoy Brotherhood though and the map kept me busy for long enough. I gave up on the series after the one with Connor, 3? I don't even know any more but it just seemed to lack so potential. I keep being told to try Black Flag but if it's too focused on ships then it might be Arkham Knight all over again.

I originally bought the game as a day one purchase and played through it for well over a week but when I got to Skellige I slowly stopped playing. I can't remember why I stopped, perhaps another game came out and it gradually took me away from The Witcher. About 3 weeks ago I took off from my last save point and started off again through Skellige, it didn't take long before I was dragged right back into the game and this time I finished the story. Soon after that I started up a new game+ and went back through most of the game, I found I was following the story more closely and could grasp what was really going on. I think when I originally started playing the beautiful visuals and expansive landscapes pulled my attention away from the story so I wasn't that involved, even something as simple as knowing how to play gwent properly maybe the second playthrough a lot more enjoyable.I do remember getting stuck up a mountain in Skellige though (looks) yeah I was up there for an hour, which pretty much sums up Skellige.

I could have sworn my Geralt card came from a random inn keeper. I've seen guides telling you get a certain card off of certain characters but when I'd play them I get a completely different one. I missed out on the Barons card and had to wait until new game+, however the cards from the previous game don't carry over. You might get it from a random trader or inn keep, if you aren't after 100% game completion then I wouldn't worry because if I remember correctly the card is only worth 15? there are plenty of other strong hero cards in the game. The hardest deck I had to build was the monsters deck but once it was done it was almost unstoppable.

Going through my Halloween collection at the moment. I'll probably add The Exorcist/The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (original)/People Under The Stairs and Hocus Pocus. I tend to watch a lot of horror all year round though so it's not too different to most days.

Between DriveClub and Project Cars I must have downloaded 50 patches by now, it would be nice to see Gran Turismo breaking the trend.

I haven't gotten it yet, and I'm not sure if I should. (Your vote) 29% <- Pretty much this.

Probably go a little stealthy and use small pistons and sniper rifles over big rocket launchers and the like. I usually put skills on intelligence or whatever else helps lock picking and hacking. I'll be putting points on charisma, science and agility too.