i’d totally be down for a monthly game night. i’m primarily PC, but almost everything is x-platform. i mostly like co-op more than competitive, but i don’t know if that’s harder to organize.
Junior high me loved everything about Limp Bizkit. And I can't say I'm too annoyed re-listening to a lot of their songs again. What I will say as an older, wiser person is that Limp Bizkit is good if Fred Durst is removed. 75% of his songs were about how he hated women or felt inferior to them, so that was gross.
But I actually really enjoy the band's actual musicians. Sam Rivers and John Otto are fantastic as a bassist and drummer respectively. Sam had the ability to sit in the pocket with the rhythm and riff out some nice lines. Otto is just a fun drummer to listen to anytime. He may or may not be supernaturally talented, but I enjoy his stuff. As weird as Wes Borland was, his composition, relatively speaking of the music at that time, was really good. The dude had range and a certain dynamism to his sound. Again, it's relative to other rap/rock or nu-metal bands of the mid to late 90s.
Take all this with a gigantic grain of salt, because I also hold the opinion that The Mars Volta's "Francis The Mute" is a fantastic album, probably top 5 in my book. So my musical taste is maybe garbage.
I'm pretty basic when it comes to mobile games. My go-to f2p games are Arena of Valor, Hearthstone and Clash Royale. While they are f2p, the developers have made strides to reduce the need to pump money into them (well Hearthstone is still kinda bad about that).
But for 'premium' games, I really like the Go games (Hitman, TR, Deus Ex). Can also vouch for The Room series. On top of that I really like XCOM Enemy Within and Shadowrun Returns/Dragonfall. If your phone can't handle XCOM, The Banner Saga is also available and is extremely good.
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