kindgineer

I don't necessarily like unboxing videos, but I do enjoy watching "personalities" that I like share their opinions about said objects. It's also like Gacha, at least in my opinion, where I'm more excited about the opening and the thrill around it rather than the actually thing it contains.

I'm super excited for it. I really like the first one, which feels like an eternity ago that I played it. Watching Drew's (and Totalbiscuit's) quick-look at it only cemented my excitement. Only wish I had an Xbox One as I don't have any real convenient way to have my PC on my television.

I will almost always start on normal, unless it's something like Halo where I feel like maybe my skill (hours I've put into the franchise) maybe a little under spent if I went with a lower difficulty. Other than that, though, I just want to enjoy the game. I want to experience the atmosphere, dialog, world, and everything else they put in without feeling like I running up an incline.

It doesn't help that harder difficulties tend to feel (at least, in my opinion) a little artificial. That said, though, I do understand their purpose and those that enjoy it. Some like to feel empowered when they conquer a harder difficulty, or maybe they keep returning to the game and want more of a challenge now that they know the mechanics/layout.

I'll absolutely throw my votes in! Would love to see Dan and Bianca (maybe less Bianca? Haven't really followed his personal life) their dream wedding! :)

@superkenon: "They need to make a Dark Cloud 3"

Yes. Yes they do.

Pretty much this, but I can see where he is coming from. Not necessarily wanting specific recommendations that we whole-heartedly think she would like, but threads like this are great ways to remind a person of whats out there. Believe it or not, I completely forgot The Witness released when I was looking stuff up for my wife. I stumbled upon one of these threads that mentioned it and I was surprised I forgot all about it.

I'm super behind this, and I don't even watch "real" Basketball. I love this idea of esports becoming a legitimate thing as all is does is open more avenues for competition in more than just the physical space.

I don't like it when a game doesn't have a minimap. Ever. It helps with navigation and I think there can be *improvements* to the structure of a minimap that might encourage exploration without necesarrily requiring it to be removed.

We couldn't afford blinds when we first moved into our new home, so my wife taped up a layer of aluminum foil (took like two rolls) to the window with 2 layers of black craftsman tape and it's pitch black in our bedroom. So much so, that we still have it up with blinds because it blocks the light so well. We never use our bedroom for anything other than sleeping so it works really well. It's also super cheap so maybe that'll help? :)