TomRad85
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Looks good. Get some more pics as its coming along.
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duffer
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I do enjoy the odd game of Forza Horizons on the Xbox (mostly, I try to get all of the classic cars I'd have in real life if I had the money), and even a bit of COD, though I find first person shooter games tend to give me motion sickness after a while.
I'm obviously far too old for this, but it was gaming that got me interested in computers (we're talking TRS-80 games here!), and I've done OK out of that for a living, so I'm not ready to quit yet.
What I really hate about things like COD is that if I go multiplayer I know that I'm getting absolutely smoked by ten-year-olds who are laughing their arse off about the noob who is spending half his time staring at the sky whilst spinning around trying to shoot at something - anything!
It gives me the very strong urge to invite them offline to see what their unarmed combat skills are like. In fairness, the bigger ones would probably beat me at that too!
I'm obviously far too old for this, but it was gaming that got me interested in computers (we're talking TRS-80 games here!), and I've done OK out of that for a living, so I'm not ready to quit yet.
What I really hate about things like COD is that if I go multiplayer I know that I'm getting absolutely smoked by ten-year-olds who are laughing their arse off about the noob who is spending half his time staring at the sky whilst spinning around trying to shoot at something - anything!
It gives me the very strong urge to invite them offline to see what their unarmed combat skills are like. In fairness, the bigger ones would probably beat me at that too!
TomRad85
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I tend to stick to single player stuff as I cba to get smoked by a kid and then find a message in my inbox telling me he's going to fuck my mum too.I do enjoy the odd game of Forza Horizons on the Xbox (mostly, I try to get all of the classic cars I'd have in real life if I had the money), and even a bit of COD, though I find first person shooter games tend to give me motion sickness after a while.
I'm obviously far too old for this, but it was gaming that got me interested in computers (we're talking TRS-80 games here!), and I've done OK out of that for a living, so I'm not ready to quit yet.
What I really hate about things like COD is that if I go multiplayer I know that I'm getting absolutely smoked by ten-year-olds who are laughing their arse off about the noob who is spending half his time staring at the sky whilst spinning around trying to shoot at something - anything!
It gives me the very strong urge to invite them offline to see what their unarmed combat skills are like. In fairness, the bigger ones would probably beat me at that too!
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Brighton Sky Blue
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And then you'll find that his mum is still younger than you...
duffer
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Y'know, I'm not entirely sure these things are good for kids! Possibly not us either.
In truth, I just turn off chat on all of these things, and usually spend no more than two minutes (or approximately eight to ten deaths) before sloping quietly back to single player mode.
duffer
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Just on the latter, I was sternly warned that it would make me go blind.
I asked if I could just do it until I needed glasses.
rob9872
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Tbf my eyes arent the best, but I'm prepared to keep going in the interests of science.
ajsccfc
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I'm nearing the end of another play through of Red Dead 2. Sometimes the controls can be awkward and it can feel like you're wading through treacle but other than that it's still a marvel, Rockstar games always have a great sense of place and create worlds you can just spend time mucking about in.
Also got the remake of XIII which I never finished at the time, when the remake came out it got all kinds of shit for messing with the comic book at style and generally feeling unfinished, they fixed it all but the damage must have been done as it's down to £1.50 on the PS Store. Cheaper than a petrol station Mars bar, that'll do me
Also got the remake of XIII which I never finished at the time, when the remake came out it got all kinds of shit for messing with the comic book at style and generally feeling unfinished, they fixed it all but the damage must have been done as it's down to £1.50 on the PS Store. Cheaper than a petrol station Mars bar, that'll do me
RegTheDonk
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Still enjoy the older multiplayers like CODUO and COD4 on my PC, there are some older gamers there who are as slow as us! Rocket League is the only footballish game I'm good at and the grandkids play that too on their consoles, so that's my involving the family duties sorted.
Got a Quest headset which hasn't exploded like Meta hoped, but still some really immersive games and you can keep fit from the comfort of your own home lol.
Get that a lot. My standard reply is you'll have to dig her up first, pervert.
Briles
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Shenmue
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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I do enjoy the odd game of Forza Horizons on the Xbox (mostly, I try to get all of the classic cars I'd have in real life if I had the money), and even a bit of COD, though I find first person shooter games tend to give me motion sickness after a while.
I'm obviously far too old for this, but it was gaming that got me interested in computers (we're talking TRS-80 games here!), and I've done OK out of that for a living, so I'm not ready to quit yet.
What I really hate about things like COD is that if I go multiplayer I know that I'm getting absolutely smoked by ten-year-olds who are laughing their arse off about the noob who is spending half his time staring at the sky whilst spinning around trying to shoot at something - anything!
It gives me the very strong urge to invite them offline to see what their unarmed combat skills are like. In fairness, the bigger ones would probably beat me at that too!
SkyBlueBop
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I've just started playing MissionChief, what alliance are you in?
Mercian In Anglia
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Reckon you might like Manor Lords and Farthest Frontier- both on Steam, early access atm but already very playable.
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Brighton Sky Blue
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance II has also looked pretty appealing. Not sure my laptop could manage it though.
I enjoyed this
DT-R
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That proper made me chuckle!! I actually lol'd
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