Alyxx Thorne

Just out of interest, the time of the original or the time of Human Revolution? And i'm assuming you chose it because you would (want to) get augmented yourself? OT: Like i said in the Q&A Thread, Mass Effect. Maybe it's just a huge emotional attachment to the games, but i still believe it would be amazing. Well, both the original and Human Revolution take place within times of extreme terrorism, riots within Detroit (and possibly many other areas, too) and overall conspiracy-esque events, regardless of what organization they used to represent a new-world-order theme(in this case, the Illuminati). Let's be honest, chances are if you choose a world that is filled with violence, you'll want to get in on the violence yourself. Otherwise, you're going to live your life as it is now but with possible advancements e.g. 100 years into the future. That's how I feel, since the only difference in the world of Deus Ex, for the most part, is the current violent events. Aside from that, living in a world that is dealing with the questions that come with technological advancements that go so far as to enhance your natural body beyond its current evolutionary stage is something that would interest me a lot, whether not I truly understand what it would mean to be apart of such an ordeal. I'd probably be some kind of augmented mercenary.

Just out of interest, the time of the original or the time of Human Revolution? And i'm assuming you chose it because you would (want to) get augmented yourself? OT: Like i said in the Q&A Thread, Mass Effect. Maybe it's just a huge emotional attachment to the games, but i still believe it would be amazing. ... huh, I guess it's like choosing if I want gray death or augmentation sickness. I guess HR since it's closer to our own time.

Uniqueness. Popularity is short-lived and overrated anyway. Besides, being unique can make you popular. TV or Netflix?

Worker

Making dinner, watching M*A*S*H...

9/10 Very cute but not a fan of the white outline

Just went shopping. Got back now and relaxing.

Thinking of making this with potatoes and veggies and a bit of sour cream.

Ultionus: A Tale of Petty Revenge

Probably Gaming in General. Moved the topic.

Undertale

Either Deus Ex or Skyrim

Sup, Gehenna Welcome to the farms <3

Playing Blops 3 again.

Just played some CoD: Blops3 with a friend. Love the co-op campaign!

Call of Duty: Black Ops 3

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Deus Ex: Invisible War

Hehe, nice, I heard about that

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The Google PlayStore just confuses the crap out of me...

Reviews are always gonna be subjective. There is no way you can write a 100% objective review. My reviews are always more just relaying my experience with a game, how it feels to me from my point of view than trying to be objective about it. As a result I've actually given rather high scores to games commonly considered bad by the majority such as Daikatana and Duke Nukem Forever. I usually review games I have a personal interest in as a lot of games simply aren't my cup of tea and I wouldn't be able to give a fair review. I think it's more important to focus on what you enjoy and what makes gaming fun than what makes it bad. Cause yes, there are a lot of bad things going on. But gaming culture is stronger than ever, the industry is not dying any time soon, and the reason is that there are still good games being made, people still love discussing games and that's never going to change.

I'd rather make up my own opinion than let myself be colored by others. A lot of people have a very cynical and negative outlook on the games industry. Sure, it's doing some shitty things, but there's a lot of good things as well. Besides, the industry doesn't necessarily reflect the culture.

I'm not at all a mobile gamer these days. Used to be back in the java days (loved DOOM RPG etc.) but nowadays the touch screen controls just put me off and I'd rather play on my PS Vita or 3DS on the go.