Naive_Appeaser

I don't mind motion blur on objects but when it's tied to camera movement I want to throw up.

My save for The Witcher got corrupted about 50-60 hours in. I was only keeping a single file and the game crashed while I was saving.

Learned my lesson there. Now I obsessively make multiple save files in any game that'll let me.

I actually really liked 5 for what it was but never felt compelled to play anything beyond it.

I'd probably say Counter-Strike: Source. I've played close to a thousand hours over the years due to the sheer amount of variety in maps and game modes.

Unfortunately all of my favorite servers are dead now and that makes me sad.

I have over 10,000 hours logged in World of Warcraft. I'm not sure how I feel about that.

Tales of Xillia. That game is stupid as hell yet still managed to win my heart in a way I never expected.

Still haven't played anything from 2016 yet.

That gauntlet leading up to Smelter 2.0 is a prime example of everything wrong with the the level design in Dark Souls 2. Just godawful.

At least it was optional so I never have to do it again.

Nothing triggers my anxiety quite like looking down and only seeing an empty, inescapable void.

I'd actually love to see more horror games centered around the ocean since its one of the few things that can genuinely scare me.

I played it for a couple hours and caught about 40 pokedudes from my house. It wasn't spectacular or anything, but the AR aspect was interesting enough to keep me amused.

Unfortunately living in a rural area has made the game basically unplayable now that I've run out of pokeballs. Pretty disappointing.

Come and See

Definitely the most brutal and uncomfortable depiction of war I've ever seen. Unfortunately not many people seem to have heard of it.